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Pandu Vyadhi(disease) has been one of the most prevalent and pervasive illnesses in human history since the beginning of humanity. In impoverished nations like India, it is common knowledge that dietary deficiencies are a major cause of sickness, but according to Ayurveda, this is more of a metabolic issue than a nutritional one. Both genders are affected by the Pandu Vyadhi(disease), however, women are most commonly impacted. According to Ayurveda, Poshanbhava makes a substantial contribution to the growth of the dhatus aposhan that results in bala and ojaskshaya. A number of studies have been conducted by various institutes and post-Graduation departments of Ayurveda colleges for the current review study, taking into account the importance of treatments and a larger number of patients. PubMed, Google Scholar, and the AYUSH Research Portal were used to search for relevant literature. "Pandu Iron Deficiency Anaemia 90 patients," "Anaemia," and "Ayurveda" were among the key phrases mentioned. The search was limited to original studies involving human subjects that were written in English and published between January 2000 and June 2022. The role of clinical strategies and therapeutic efficacies in the management of Pandu Vyadhi(disease) was examined in five trials.