Abstract
Astrology and Medicine (Ayurveda) are both ancient and traditional form of knowledge in India. Both have their origin from Vedas. Astrology helps in predicting diseases through various combinations of planets in horoscope. In ancient times, Astrology had been an integral part of traditional medicine. There are certain diseases that have unknown etiology, which can be diagnosed on the basis of astrological factors. With the help of Astrology one can predict the time of onset of disease, course of disease, prognosis of disease and can treat them with the remedial measures prescribed in Astrology, along with the conventional medicine. In ancient times physicians were well versed with the knowledge of Astrology and use to treat patients with both modalities. This science remained ignored for last few decades. Nowadays a branch of Astrology called Medical Astrology is emerging among the Astrologers. Though, Astrologers have deep knowledge of planetary influence on body parts and can predict diseases, they are not trained in Human Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology etc., therefore it’s a need of time for physicians to gain knowledge of Medical Astrology and incorporate it with other modalities of treatment. Ayurveda believes in holistic approach towards wellbeing of mankind. There is a wide scope of research in Medical Astrology. There is also a scope for the development of tool like software, Apps etc. in the field of Medical Astrology. Allopath, Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Astrology all have their limitations. Realizing the limitations of each of them and using them as complementary to each other and through this multidisciplinary approach towards health, with the help of new technologies, can open new avenues in health research and benefit the mankind
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