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Jalauka, a traditional Ayurvedic treatment, is widely recognized for its therapeutic efficacy in managing a variety of surgical diseases like wound healing, reducing inflammation, and preventing infection in post-surgical recovery. Derived from the use of medicinal leeches (Hirudo medicinalis). The application of Jalauka in surgical diseases primarily focuses on improving blood circulation, detoxifying the body, and enhancing tissue regeneration, all of which are crucial for the healing process following surgical procedures. In surgical contexts, Jalauka is particularly beneficial in managing conditions like venous insufficiency, chronic wounds, abscesses, and other post-surgical complications. The leech's saliva contains bioactive compounds that aid in the prevention of thrombosis, facilitate microcirculation, and promote the clearance of metabolic waste products. This paper explores the scientific underpinnings of Jalauka therapy in the management of surgical diseases, highlighting its historical significance, modern-day applications, and potential benefits Furthermore, we discuss the integration of Jalauka therapy into modern surgical practices, emphasizing its safe and effective use in enhancing surgical recovery. In conclusion, Jalauka therapy holds great promise as an adjunctive treatment in surgical medicine. Its multifaceted therapeutic benefits make it an invaluable tool in the management of surgical diseases