Md Manzar Alam, Irfan Ahmad, Muhammad Akhter Hussain Jamali, Hashmat Imam, Mohammad Yasir
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A Systematic Review of COPD from the Perspectives of Greco-Arabic and Modern Medicine.
Context: The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has heightened concerns about respiratory system disorders. In Unani Medicine's literature, chronic bronchitis, referred to as Iltihab al-Shu'ab Muzmin, is significant within the realm of respiratory disorders.
Objective: The study intended to examine the perspectives of Greco-Arabic physicians, from Raban Tabari to Azam Khan, as well as that of Western physicians, exploring the definitions, signs, symptoms, pathophysiology, diagnosis, principles of treatment, and preventive measures for chronic bronchitis.
Design: The research team performed a narrative review by reviewing important Unani classical textbooks and by searching scientific databases, including PubMed, ScienceDirect, and Google Scholar from their dates of inception until August 2023. The search used the keywords chronic bronchitis, Iltihab al-Shu'ab Muzmin, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, Unani, and Greco-Arabic.
Setting: The study took place at the Regional Research Institute of Unani Medicine, Patna, India.
Results: The alignment between the symptoms that Unani physicians categorize as Su'al (cough) and Iltihab al-Shu'ab Muzmin (chronic bronchitis) is evident.
Conclusions: Unani philosophers have described risk factors, clinical features, pathology, and principles of management, showing farsightedness a thousand years ago. Contemporary Unani practitioners may obtain guidance from the work of the system's stalwarts.
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