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Pakshaghata a term in Ayurvedic literature, refers to a condition characterized by loss of function and weakness in one half of the body. It is regarded as predominately Vata Dosha Vyadhi. Factors such as Dosha involvement, Bala, and Vaya can impact the prognosis, with the face potentially involved. Current scientific theories suggest the brain controls motor functions, with cerebral vascular accidents being the primary cause of loss of bodily function. Ayurveda can be correlated with Pakshaghata because of the most similarity; on the other hand, Ayurveda treats both the underlying cause and symptoms of Pakshaghata with Samshodhana and Vata - Shamaka chikitsa. In the present case, the patient presented with right side Pakshaghata and was treated with Panchakarma therapy, which included Shirodhara, Nasya, Mukhabhyanga, Ksheerdhooma, Agnilepa, Vasti, and Shaman Aushadhi. Initially, Nasya, Mukhabhyanga, and Ksheerdhooma were given for 7 days. Shirodhara, Sarvang Abhyanga, Nadisweda, Agnilepa for 13 days, and Vasti for 5 days. Then the patient was discharged with oral medication and then came to follow up after 25 days. After treatment, patients get significant results.