Einstein International Journal Organization(EIJO)

Abstract

There is no any single person who has not experienced pain yet. Everyone suffers from pain may be severe or mild. There are many remedies described in different pathies. Still many researches are going on to invent quick treatment on pain. Many of the drugs play a vital role to minimize acute pain, but their harms cannot be neglected. Cupping is also one of the pain management described by Chinese medico pathy. Working principal of cupping matches with “Ghatiyantra” and “Alabu” which are used for Raktamokshana. Hence the study case is explained. A 55 year old male patient came to OPD with a complaint of Pain in lower back region. As Allopathy failed to give relief patient came for Ayurvedic treatment. 

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