(SDNA) Traditional Asthma Care Camp to Be Held in Ujjain on Sharad Purnima on October 25

Medicated Kheer Distribution and Karna Vedhan Therapy to Be Part of the Annual Event; Patients from Several States Have Attended the Camp Over the Years

(SDNA) Ujjain: A traditional medical camp for people suffering from asthma will be organised on October 25 on the occasion of Sharad Purnima in Indira Nagar, Ujjain. Organised by the Indira Nagar Sahayogi Mitra Mandal with the support of Dr. Prakash Joshi, the camp will be held at LIG-II, near Tempo Square, Indira Nagar, beginning at 6 p.m.

According to camp coordinator Dr. Prakash Joshi, the programme will include the distribution of medicated kheer as part of a traditional treatment practice. Patients intending to participate will be required to stay at the venue overnight. The distribution of kheer is scheduled for 4 a.m. during Brahma Muhurta the following morning, while the Karna Vedhan therapy procedure is expected to begin at 6 a.m.

29-Year Tradition Continues

Organisers said the camp is being conducted for the 29th consecutive year. In previous editions, patients from Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and several other states have reportedly attended the programme.

The initiative aims to promote awareness of traditional Ayurvedic practices and provide free medical assistance to people seeking care. Students and faculty members of the Ayurvedic college, along with local residents, are also expected to contribute to the arrangements.

Those associated with the camp include co-coordinators and supporters Lucky Rai, Hariom Rai, Virendra Parihar, Goldy Kapoor, Avneesh Nagar, Lalit Nagar, Dr. Devendra Mehta and Chetan Nagar, along with other residents of Indira Nagar.

Medical Advisory for Asthma Patients

Asthma is a chronic respiratory condition that requires appropriate medical supervision. There is insufficient scientific evidence to establish medicated kheer or Karna Vedhan as proven treatments for asthma. Patients should continue their prescribed medicines and inhalers and consult a qualified healthcare professional before considering any alternative therapy. Participation in the camp should not replace evidence-based asthma treatment.