Abstract
According to modern science Bhagna (bone fracture) is include under of Fracture. Generally, fracture take time to heal in adults 6-8 weeks, and this time of duration patient must go on bed and because of this condition may develop some complications like muscle wasting, joint stiffness, thrombosis in deep veins, improper movement of that joint etc. along these hazards patients suffers other things also like stress, irritation, and prolong healing create financial problems. It is approximate that 80% of the population faith on tradition herbal (ayurvedic) medicine which are living in developing countries. Now this modern world’s big problem and challenge is the managing of the skeletal coordination damages which come about as the consequence of trauma in maximum cases. In ancient period. Acharya Sushruta already mentioned that herbs can sufficiently effective in reducing swelling, pain and soreness of the fracture and also speedy recovery of function. Aim of this paper presents for evaluate a significant viewpoint of healing of bone breakage (bhagna) management according to the Ayurveda practice. Possession above aim in thoughts we selected “asthisanghar churna” from “Chakradutta Bhagna Chikitsa (CBC)” after which applicable keywords have been examined in diverse Ayurveda and cutting-edge writings in addition to on on-line databanks to recognize the mode of action (MOA) of character contents of Rasonadi Kalka in accelerating fractured bone recovery in instances of Bhagna (bone fracture).
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