Analysis of the pH of urine and microscopic examination in Mutrashmari (Renal Stone)

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  • Lukeshwari Dhande, Dr. Arun U Wankhede, Shweta Parwe

Abstract

Background: Mutrashmari is a disease regarding Urinary System, and it obstructs the Urinary Path, termed the mutrashmari or Urolithiasis mainly occur due to calcium deposition, which is associated with lack of citrate and another etiological factor. Aim: To study the pH and microscopic examination of Urine In Mutraashmari.[Renal Stone]. Objectives: To study the pathogenesis of different types of Mutraashmari and Renal Stone. To analyse the Importance of pH and microscopic examination of Urine Examination in Different type of Mutrashmari (Renal stone).According to Ayurved text and modern text. A renal calculus contains calcium majority. Calculi of uric acid crystals, with or without other contaminating ions, and comprise the bulk of the remaining minority. In the production of kidney calculi, Urine pH plays an essential factor. Uric acid, cystine, and calcium oxalate calculi tend to form in acidic urine, whereas magnesium ammonium phosphate and calcium phosphate calculi form in alkaline urine. The leading cause of mutrashmari is Kaphaprakopak Ahar and vihar. A sanshodhana is a prime cause for the production of Ashmari  Urine of Vataj Mutrshmari patients commonly present with Calcium Oxalate. Pitta mutrashmari Patients in which crystals were found was Uric Acid. Kapha Mutrashmari Patients Phospate crystals were found

Published

2021-10-01

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Lukeshwari Dhande, Dr. Arun U Wankhede, Shweta Parwe. (2021). Analysis of the pH of urine and microscopic examination in Mutrashmari (Renal Stone). Drugs and Cell Therapies in Hematology, 10(1), 3627–3634. Retrieved from http://www.dcth.org/index.php/journal/article/view/722

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