Anaemia refers to the low hemoglobin levels or the absence of blood from the body. Anemia ensues when the hemoglobin levels fall below the minimum levels, which is 12-16 g/dl for adult females and 14-18d/dl for adult males. Anemia is called Pandurog in Ayurveda since it is characterized by the whitish tint on the skin, eyes, and nails. Anemia is primarily caused due to improper diet, worms, loss of blood, malnutrition, etc.

Pandurog has been further classified into Vataj, Pittaj, Sannipatik, and Kapha depending on the imbalance of Dosha. Vataj is characterized by dry and pale skin, constipation and body ache, while Pittaj is marked by fever, thirst, giddiness, sweating, yellowish skin. Kapha can be identified through swelling in the body, vomiting, pale skin, and breathlessness and Sannipatik has mixed symptoms of all three problems. The treatment for Anaemia begins with the identification of the root-cause and follows with the herbal medicines, lifestyle recommendations, and diet plans.

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