Concept of bhagandara in āyurveda- a literature review

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Bhagandara is one of the common diseases occurring in anorectal region. Bhagandara(Fistula in ano) explained as one among the eight (Vātavyādhī, Pṛameha, Kuṣṭha, Arśa, Bhagandara, Aśamarī, Mūdha Garbha and Udara Roga ). Majordreadfull disease in ayurvedic texts. Inancient Ayurvedic literature, the description of Bhagandara is found in different Samhitas but it is scattered in various Sthāna as Nidāna, Cikītsā etc so In this review an attempts has been made tohighlight the concepts of Bhagandara in ancient time according to different Ācharyas ofĀyurveda collectively in different heading given below, historical review, etymology and definition, aetiology (Nidan) of Bhagandara, pathogenesis (Samprapti) Purvarūpa, Rūpa, classificationand management of Bhagandara. Keywords: Bhagandara, Āyurveda, nidān, sampraptī , Purvarūpa, RūpaHow to cite this URL: Dr.Santosh Kumar Verma Et Al:Concept Of Bhagandara In ĀYurveda- A Literature Review International Ayurvedic medical Journal {online} 2016 {cited 2016 July} Available from:http://www.iamj.in/posts/images/upload/2990_3001.pdf CONCEPT OF BHAGANDARA IN ĀYURVEDA- A LITERATURE REVIEW Dr. Santosh Kumar Verma 1 , Dr. Bandana Singh 2 , Dr Sri Jyothsna P.M 3 , Dr.M. Bhaskar Rao 4 1, 3 P.G. Scholar, 4 ProfessorP.G. Deptt. of Shalya tantra, S.V. Ayurvedic College Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India 2 P.G. Scholar, Deptt. of Rog nidan N.I.A Jaipur, Rajasthan, India INTRODUCTION God has bestowed mankind with thebest of his gifts and made him the supreme most creature of the universe. Health is one such precious possession, wisdom and art Strength and wealth are of no use if health is lacking. Āyurveda is the ‘Science of life’ 1,Which deals with all aspects of life and aims at not only curing the disease,but also in maintaining the health of healthy individuals 2. Śalya Tantra is one of the most important branchesof Āyurveda which has itsown originality with authenticity, contributing to the society since time immemorial Suśruta Saṃhitā is the only authentictext in surgical practice, describing detailed surgical techniques and parasurgical measures. There are a few drawbacks that the human race carries with themselves from their ancestors and to their progeny, even though they live at the higher most places in the taxonomy. Apart from this a great quality we have is to take things granted, which we were not used to earlier and those that should claim in depth attention. One such irregularity of mankind is the disease of Anorectal region. Current surgical parlance has made enormous progress in branches like neurosurgery and microscopic surgeries. Also biomedical engineering has advanced in diagnostic and management techniques. But certain diseases seem to mock the progress achieved. They demand Review Article International Ayurvedic Medical Journal ISSN:2320 5091 ABSTRACT Bhagandara is one of the common diseases occurring in anorectal region. Bhagandara(Fistula in ano) explained as one among the eight (Vātavyādhī, Pṛameha, Kuṣṭha, Arśa, Bhagandara, Aśamarī, Mūdha Garbha and Udara Roga ). Majordreadfull disease in ayurvedic texts. Inancient Ayurvedic literature, the description of Bhagandara is found in different Samhitas but it is scattered in various Sthāna as Nidāna, Cikītsā etc so In this review an attempts has been made tohighlight the concepts of Bhagandara in ancient time according to different Ācharyas ofĀyurveda collectively in different heading given below, historical review, etymology and definition, aetiology (Nidan) of Bhagandara, pathogenesis (Samprapti) Purvarūpa, Rūpa, classificationand management of Bhagandara. Keywords: Bhagandara, Āyurveda, nidān, sampraptī , Purvarūpa, RūpaHow to cite this URL: Dr.Santosh Kumar Verma Et Al:Concept Of Bhagandara In ĀYurveda- A Literature Review International Ayurvedic medical Journal {online} 2016 {cited 2016 July} Available from:http://www.iamj.in/posts/images/upload/2990_3001.pdf CONCEPT OF BHAGANDARA IN ĀYURVEDA- A LITERATURE REVIEW Dr. Santosh Kumar Verma 1 , Dr. Bandana Singh 2 , Dr Sri Jyothsna P.M 3 , Dr.M. Bhaskar Rao 4 1, 3 P.G. Scholar, 4 ProfessorP.G. Deptt. of Shalya tantra, S.V. Ayurvedic College Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India 2 P.G. Scholar, Deptt. of Rog nidan N.I.A Jaipur, Rajasthan, India INTRODUCTION God has bestowed mankind with thebest of his gifts and made him the supreme most creature of the universe. Health is one such precious possession, wisdom and art Strength and wealth are of no use if health is lacking. Āyurveda is the ‘Science of life’ 1,Which deals with all aspects of life and aims at not only curing the disease,but also in maintaining the health of healthy individuals 2. Śalya Tantra is one of the most important branchesof Āyurveda which has itsown originality with authenticity, contributing to the society since time immemorial Suśruta Saṃhitā is the only authentictext in surgical practice, describing detailed surgical techniques and parasurgical measures. There are a few drawbacks that the human race carries with themselves from their ancestors and to their progeny, even though they live at the higher most places in the taxonomy. Apart from this a great quality we have is to take things granted, which we were not used to earlier and those that should claim in depth attention. One such irregularity of mankind is the disease of Anorectal region. Current surgical parlance has made enormous progress in branches like neurosurgery and microscopic surgeries. Also biomedical engineering has advanced in diagnostic and management techniques. But certain diseases seem to mock the progress achieved. They demand Review Article International Ayurvedic Medical Journal ISSN:2320 5091 ABSTRACT Bhagandara is one of the common diseases occurring in anorectal region. Bhagandara(Fistula in ano) explained as one among the eight (Vātavyādhī, Pṛameha, Kuṣṭha, Arśa, Bhagandara, Aśamarī, Mūdha Garbha and Udara Roga ). Majordreadfull disease in ayurvedic texts. Inancient Ayurvedic literature, the description of Bhagandara is found in different Samhitas but it is scattered in various Sthāna as Nidāna, Cikītsā etc so In this review an attempts has been made tohighlight the concepts of Bhagandara in ancient time according to different Ācharyas ofĀyurveda collectively in different heading given below, historical review, etymology and definition, aetiology (Nidan) of Bhagandara, pathogenesis (Samprapti) Purvarūpa, Rūpa, classificationand management of Bhagandara. 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