A retrospective case review on bhagandara as per veerasimhavalokana
Journal name: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Original article title: A retrospective case review on bhagandara as per veerasimhavalokana
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Athira S Ravi
Sajith M
Vimal Renjin S
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Year: 2024
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Bhagandara, which is correlated to fistula in ano, is a debilitating disease which causes physical as well as mental agony for the patient. Purva Janma KritaPapa is among the Nidana of Bhagandara, which have directed the line of thought into assessing the involvement of Jyotisha Shastra in manifesting the disease. Here, a retrospective analysis of the birth chart of a patient diagnosed and underwent fistulectomy is done to verify the same. Keywords: Jyotisha Shastra, Bhagandara, Fistula in ano INTRODUCTION Rajput king Veerasimhan authored the textbook of Veerasimhavalokana in A
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