Management of Burn Wound in Diabetic Old Patient with Panchagavya Formulations - A Case Report.

Burn injuries are often prevalent and among the most catastrophic injuries encountered in casualty or surgery departments, involving skin and other tissues. These injuries typically result from heat sources such as solids, liquids, or fire, while scalds arise from hot liquids, electricity, chemicals, cold, friction, or radiation. Despite varying causes, the male-female ratio of burn cases remains consistent. In India, the annual incidence of burns is estimated at six to seven million. Topical antimicrobial agents are crucial for treatment. This case study focuses on an 83-year-old woman with acute burn wounds on her right leg and abdomen, accompanied by pain, discharge, foul odor, edema, and skin discoloration. Treatment involved , utilizing local applications of twice daily for wound cleaning and twice daily for wound healing over 60 days. Additionally, 15 ml of was administered internally twice daily for 15 days. Significant improvements were observed, including complete wound healing and associated symptom resolution. The positive outcomes may be attributed to the local and systemic effects of , , and , which possess antimicrobial, antiseptic, scrapping, and wound-healing properties. The findings suggest that formulations effectively and safely manage burn wounds, even in geriatric patients. and demonstrated promising results without causing adverse effects in this case.