Both Gandusha and Kavala are types of medicinal gargles only the difference is in the dosage of the drug. GANDUSHA: - Holding of medicated fluids in the mouth in full quantity for a specific time and then asked to spit it out. Because of full quantity, the fluid cannot able to rotate in the mouth. KAVALA :- Medicated fluids are kept in the mouth incompletely and asked to rotate in the mouth for a specific period and then asked to spit it out.

Both Gandusha and Kavala are types of medicinal gargles only the difference is in the dosage of the drug. GANDUSHA: - Holding of medicated fluids in the mouth in full quantity for a specific time and then asked to spit it out. Because of full quantity, the fluid cannot able to rotate in the mouth. KAVALA :- Medicated fluids are kept in the mouth incompletely and asked to rotate in the mouth for a specific period and then asked to spit it out. INDICATIONS:- Neck rigidity Head ache Otalgia (Ear ache) Diseases of Oral cavity which includes diseases of lips, teeth, gums, tongue, palate, throat) Eye disorders Excessive Salivation Dryness of mouth and other vaataj disorders of mouth Nausea Tastelessness Rhinitis Disorders of head Lethargy BENEFITS:- Relief from the disease or symptoms Freshness of Indriyas, mind and face Lightness of body Sound sleep Normalizes appetite, digestive capacity and general health.