Abstract
Abstract: Introduction : Udavarta is a condition in which there is a movement of Vata in reverse order due to Vataprakopa by Vegadharana (Suppression of natural urges). Apana vata which is present in Pakwashaya gets Prakopa and obstructs the Adhogamini Srotas(downwards channels).This in turn does the retention of Pureesha (faeces), Mootra(urine), Adhovata(flatus).For Mootravega dharanajanya udavarta (Udavarta due to Suppression of micturition) Avapeedaka sneha (special mode of oleation )is first line of treatment.
Material and Methods: A single case of Udavarta , chief complaints of belching Since 5years was analysed on Ayurveda principle and considering Mootravegadharana (Suppression of natural urges)is the primary cause, Avapeedaka Snehapana(special mode of oleation) was planned.
Results: The total dose of Avapeedaka sneha (special mode of oleation) was 580 ml and was administered in divided doses in 3 days. Avapeedaka Snehapana(special mode of oleation) found to be effective in managing Udavarta. Discussion: In Mootra vegavarodhajanya vikara there is a vitiation of Apana vata. Avapeedaka snehapana (special mode of oleation) does the Anulomana of apanavata. In Avapeedaka snehapana(special mode of oleation) the sneha administered in Pragbhaktha (before food) indicated in Apana vata vaigunya. After digestion of food second dose of sneha is considered Jeernantika snehapana (maximum dosage-bahumatra), it helps to Peedana of the Dosha. Pragbhaktha snehapana and Jeernantika snehapana are together consider as Avapeedaka snehapana(Special mode of oleation). Conclusion: Here a case of Udavarta due to Mootravegadharana discussed and successfully managed with Avapeedaka snehapana(special mode of oleation).

Key words: Keywords: Avapeedaka sneha ,Sukumara ghrita, Udavarta, Vegadharana