Background- The term "computer vision syndrome" refers to eye issues as well as other signs and symptoms carried on by extended computer use. include back, neck, shoulder, and wrist pain, as well as eye strain and irritability. Eye strain/tired eyes, dry eyes, red eyes, burning eyes, headaches, etc. are among the most prevalent complaints among computer users. CVS can be correlated with Shushkakshipaka in Ayurveda. Shushkakshipaka is a Sarvagata Netra Roga, or a condition that affects all portions of the eye. Acharyas have mentioned it under the curable Vataja or VataPittaja/VataRaktaja condition. Thus, the Vata management of medicated Ghruta administered by rectal is a better management strategy for the Shushkakshipaka clinical condition identified in the current investigation. AIMS- Evaluation of Comparative efficacy of Yashtimadhu Ghruta MatraVasti versus Akshi Tarpan with Yashtimadhu Ghruta in the Management of Shushkakshipaka (Computer Vision Syndrome) Methodology- In the planned study, 60 volunteers will be randomly split into two groups, one in each group. 30 patients will receive treatment from Group A (Akshi Tarpan) with a Yashtimadhu Ghruta dose of 30ml topically delivered in the eye at the beginning of each day for 7 days and Group B (Matra Vasti) with Yashtimadhu Ghruta dose of 60ml per day rectal administered after a meal for 7 days. On Day 0, Day 8, and Day 14, an assessment record will be taken. Result- Through the use of various graphs, tables, and charts, the results from the follow-up chart and other observations will be applied. Conclusion- Based on the observations and the numerous assessment parameters collected in this study, conclusions will be reached.

Keywords- Shushkakshipaka, Computer Vision Syndrome, Akshi Tarpan, Matra Vasti, Yashtimadhu Ghruta