Study of karvellak patra yonidhawan in the treatment of cervical erosion

INTERVENTION: CONDITION: Health Condition 1: N86‐ Erosion and ectropion of cervi Xuteri PRIMARY OUTCOME: Reduction in cervical erosion severityTimepoint: 0 day ; 8 day SECONDARY OUTCOME: Relief in symptoms, including: ; Vaginal discharge (amount, color, odor) ; Itching (kandu) ; Burning sensation (daha) ; Lower abdominal pain ; Improvement in cervical healing, assessed by: ; Reduction in inflammation ; Healthy epithelialization of cervi X; pH of vaginal discharge returning towards normal ; Reduction in recurrence rate of cervical erosion during follow‐up ; Patient satisfaction and overall symptomatic relief scoreTimepoint: To study the literature of Garbhashaya Mukhagata vrana w.s.r to cervical erosion in detail by ayurvedic &Modern perspectives. ; To study the karvellak patra kashaya from ayurvedic classic textTimepoint: 1 year 6 month INCLUSION CRITERIA: Marital Status Married women sexually active Diagnosis Patients clinically and per speculum diagnosed with cervical erosion garbhashaya mukhgata vrana Consent Patients willing to participate in the study and who give written informed consent Symptoms Presence of one or more symptoms like Vaginal discharge Post‐coital bleeding Low backache