Study of samprapti and chikitsa of kamala roga with special reference to brihattrayee

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Kamala roga is a raktadodaja vyadhi . The word “ Kamala ” means Excessive secretionor obstruction of bile. In Charak Samhita , it is mentioned that, if the patient suffering from pandu indulges in pitta prakopak ahara vihara , the pitta so aggravated burns the rakta and mamsa to cause disease kamala . Here pathogenesis of kamala implies that the disease kamala just represents a state of the pandu roga associated with specific etiological factors. Acc. To Achayra susruta , at the end of pandu roga or any other disease, if the patient , all of sudden, indulges in amla and other unwholesome ingredients of diet, his pitta gets aggravated and renders his face exceedingly pale yellow( pandu varna ),and also causes drowsiness ( tandra ) and emaciation thereby giving rise to kamala . In Astanga Hridaya , it is said that, Kamala which is caused by aggravated pitta , may occur with or even without pandu roga . In the present study an attempt has been made to study the samprapti and chikitsa of kamala roga with special reference to Brihatrayee. Keywords: kamala roga, samprapti, chikitsa, brihatrayee How to cite this URL: Oyin Pertin & Kanika Goswami: Study Of Samprapti And Chikitsa Of Kamala Roga With Special Reference To Brihattrayee. International Ayurvedic medical Journal {online} 2016 {cited 2016 July} Available from:http://www.iamj.in/posts/images/upload/2773_2780.pdf STUDY OF SAMPRAPTI AND CHIKITSA OF KAMALA ROGA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BRIHATTRAYEE Oyin Pertin 1 , Kanika Goswami 2 1 P.G Scholar, 2 Assistant Professor,Dept. Of Samhita and Siddhanta, Govt. Ayurvedic College and Hospital,Jalukbari, Guwahati, Assam, India INTRODUCTION The word “ Kamala” means Excessivesecretion or obstruction of bile Aharya Charak, mentioned that thedisease kamala represents a state of the panduroga associated with specific etiological factors 1.That is why, Harita samhita also accepts kamala, just as a part of pandu roga. Acc. to Acharya harita , types of pandu roga is 8 types vatika, paittika, kaphaja, sannipatja, mrdbhaksanaja, kamala (sakhasrita and kosthasrita) and halimaka . The diseases kamala as described in susruta samhita , is however a different entity. Acc. To susruta , at the end of pandu roga or any other diseases, if a patient, indulges in pitta prakopa ahara , itgives rise to pandu roga 2.Acc.to Acharyavagbhata, kamala which is caused by aggravated pitta , may occur with or even without pandu roga 3 AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: To study the samprapti and chikitsa of kamala roga with special reference to Brihattrayee . MATERIALS AND METHOD This article is based on a review of Ayurvedic texts. References were taken from Charak Samhita, Susruta Samhita, Astanga Hridaya along with commentaries Research Article International Ayurvedic Medical Journal ISSN:2320 5091 ABSTRACT Kamala roga is a raktadodaja vyadhi . The word “ Kamala ” means Excessive secretionor obstruction of bile. In Charak Samhita , it is mentioned that, if the patient suffering from pandu indulges in pitta prakopak ahara vihara , the pitta so aggravated burns the rakta and mamsa to cause disease kamala . Here pathogenesis of kamala implies that the disease kamala just represents a state of the pandu roga associated with specific etiological factors. Acc. To Achayra susruta , at the end of pandu roga or any other disease, if the patient , all of sudden, indulges in amla and other unwholesome ingredients of diet, his pitta gets aggravated and renders his face exceedingly pale yellow( pandu varna ),and also causes drowsiness ( tandra ) and emaciation thereby giving rise to kamala . In Astanga Hridaya , it is said that, Kamala which is caused by aggravated pitta , may occur with or even without pandu roga . In the present study an attempt has been made to study the samprapti and chikitsa of kamala roga with special reference to Brihatrayee. Keywords: kamala roga, samprapti, chikitsa, brihatrayee How to cite this URL: Oyin Pertin & Kanika Goswami: Study Of Samprapti And Chikitsa Of Kamala Roga With Special Reference To Brihattrayee. International Ayurvedic medical Journal {online} 2016 {cited 2016 July} Available from:http://www.iamj.in/posts/images/upload/2773_2780.pdf STUDY OF SAMPRAPTI AND CHIKITSA OF KAMALA ROGA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BRIHATTRAYEE Oyin Pertin 1 , Kanika Goswami 2 1 P.G Scholar, 2 Assistant Professor,Dept. Of Samhita and Siddhanta, Govt. Ayurvedic College and Hospital,Jalukbari, Guwahati, Assam, India INTRODUCTION The word “ Kamala” means Excessivesecretion or obstruction of bile Aharya Charak, mentioned that thedisease kamala represents a state of the panduroga associated with specific etiological factors 1.That is why, Harita samhita also accepts kamala, just as a part of pandu roga. Acc. to Acharya harita , types of pandu roga is 8 types vatika, paittika, kaphaja, sannipatja, mrdbhaksanaja, kamala (sakhasrita and kosthasrita) and halimaka . The diseases kamala as described in susruta samhita , is however a different entity. Acc. To susruta , at the end of pandu roga or any other diseases, if a patient, indulges in pitta prakopa ahara , itgives rise to pandu roga 2.Acc.to Acharyavagbhata, kamala which is caused by aggravated pitta , may occur with or even without pandu roga 3 AIMS AND OBJECTIVE: To study the samprapti and chikitsa of kamala roga with special reference to Brihattrayee . MATERIALS AND METHOD This article is based on a review of Ayurvedic texts. References were taken from Charak Samhita, Susruta Samhita, Astanga Hridaya along with commentaries Research Article International Ayurvedic Medical Journal ISSN:2320 5091 ABSTRACT Kamala roga is a raktadodaja vyadhi . The word “ Kamala ” means Excessive secretionor obstruction of bile. In Charak Samhita , it is mentioned that, if the patient suffering from pandu indulges in pitta prakopak ahara vihara , the pitta so aggravated burns the rakta and mamsa to cause disease kamala . Here pathogenesis of kamala implies that the disease kamala just represents a state of the pandu roga associated with specific etiological factors. Acc. To Achayra susruta , at the end of pandu roga or any other disease, if the patient , all of sudden, indulges in amla and other unwholesome ingredients of diet, his pitta gets aggravated and renders his face exceedingly pale yellow( pandu varna ),and also causes drowsiness ( tandra ) and emaciation thereby giving rise to kamala . In Astanga Hridaya , it is said that, Kamala which is caused by aggravated pitta , may occur with or even without pandu roga . In the present study an attempt has been made to study the samprapti and chikitsa of kamala roga with special reference to Brihatrayee. Keywords: kamala roga, samprapti, chikitsa, brihatrayee How to cite this URL