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Line 570: − • Bhramau (phonetic Bhrama Sanskrit भम ) Vertigo/dizziness; A sensation of spinning or whirling motion or a definite sensation of rotation of the subject or of objects about the in any plane.+ − • Moha (phonetic Moha Sanskrit मोह); disorientation; Because of the sharpness property of poison, it overwhelmes the mind (produces disorientations)and tends to disintegrate the marmas.+ − • chardiḥ (phonetic Chardi Sanskrit छदि ) Vomiting; A disease in which vomiting is the main symptom+ − • Nidra (phonetic Nidra Sanskrit निदा)Sleep; When the mana (mind)and indriya(sense organs )get exhausted,they withdraw themselves from the objects and the individual get sleep.+ − • Ālasyam (phonetic Ālasyam Sanskrit आलसयम् ); Lassitude at the somatic as well as psychological level; The term signifies desire of ecstasy along with vacillation or weariness of body or mind from strain, oppressive climate, etc. it is mainly caused due to psychological factors which are reflected on sensory and motor organs.+ − • Gaurava (phonetic Gaurava Sanskrit गौरव); ; Feeling heaviness+ − • Shiroabhitatapa(phonetic Shiroabhitatapa Sanskrit शिरोअभिताप); ; Rage of provocation+ − • Käsa (phonetic Kasa Sanskrit कास); Cough ; A disease characterized by excessive cough either dry or with mucous. + − • Cvasa; (phonetic Shwasa Sanskrit श्वास); Dyspnoea due to respiratory disease; It is a respiratory diseases marked by recurrent paroxysmal attacks of shortness of breath, a subjective, difficulty or distress in breathing, with or without wheezing due to obstruction in respiratory airways.+ − • Upakrama(phonetic Upakrama Sanskrit उपकम); Therapeutic measures; The main therapeutic measures to counteract the disease conditions.+ − • Ko..tha (phonetic Koshtha; Sanskrit कोष्ठ); A closed space or area, typically indicative of organs in the abdominal, thoracic and pelvic cavities physiologically koshthais also indicative of git. depending on the dominance of dosa, depending on the ability to digest the food, and depending on the bowel movements.+ − • Artava (phonetic Artava Sanskrit अ तव);; One of the updhatu of rasa dhatu.indicative of either menstrual fluid or ovum.it is dominant of Agni dhatu.+ − • glāniḥ ((phonetic Glani Sanskrit ग्लानिः ); Mental fatigue/Regret; Fatigue in mind leading to dislike towards thinking.+ − • Shwayathu(phonetic Shwayathu Sanskrit श्वयथु);; Swelling ; oedema+ − • Romaraji; (phonetic Romaraji Sanskrit रोमराजि); Appearance of hairy lines+ − • Vidaha ((phonetic Vidaha Sanskrit विदाह); Heartburn) An abnormal condition characterized by heartburn.+ − • Basti (phonetic Basti Sanskrit बस्ति); bladder+ − • Apacayam (phonetic Apacayam Sanskrit अपचयम) Decrease, get shrink, not nourishing; The term signifies decrease of the body constituents which are abnormally increased.+
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*Daraù (phonetic Davathu Sanskrit दवथु ) Tearing pain. The term signifies a kind of tearing pain
*Daraù (phonetic Davathu Sanskrit दवथु ) Tearing pain. The term signifies a kind of tearing pain
*Jvr( phonetic jvara Sanskrit जवर); Pyrexia / fever ; A sense of non well being in senses, mind and body along with raised body temperature and associated by obstruction to the skin.
*Jvr( phonetic jvara Sanskrit जवर); Pyrexia / fever ; A sense of non well being in senses, mind and body along with raised body temperature and associated by obstruction to the skin.
*Bhramau (phonetic Bhrama Sanskrit भम ) Vertigo/dizziness; A sensation of spinning or whirling motion or a definite sensation of rotation of the subject or of objects about the in any plane.
*Moha (phonetic Moha Sanskrit मोह); disorientation; Because of the sharpness property of poison, it overwhelmes the mind (produces disorientations)and tends to disintegrate the marmas.
*chardiḥ (phonetic Chardi Sanskrit छदि ) Vomiting; A disease in which vomiting is the main symptom
*Nidra (phonetic Nidra Sanskrit निदा)Sleep; When the mana (mind)and indriya(sense organs )get exhausted,they withdraw themselves from the objects and the individual get sleep.
*Ālasyam (phonetic Ālasyam Sanskrit आलसयम् ); Lassitude at the somatic as well as psychological level; The term signifies desire of ecstasy along with vacillation or weariness of body or mind from strain, oppressive climate, etc. it is mainly caused due to psychological factors which are reflected on sensory and motor organs.
*Gaurava (phonetic Gaurava Sanskrit गौरव); ; Feeling heaviness
*Shiroabhitatapa(phonetic Shiroabhitatapa Sanskrit शिरोअभिताप); ; Rage of provocation
*Käsa (phonetic Kasa Sanskrit कास); Cough ; A disease characterized by excessive cough either dry or with mucous.
*Cvasa; (phonetic Shwasa Sanskrit श्वास); Dyspnoea due to respiratory disease; It is a respiratory diseases marked by recurrent paroxysmal attacks of shortness of breath, a subjective, difficulty or distress in breathing, with or without wheezing due to obstruction in respiratory airways.
*Upakrama(phonetic Upakrama Sanskrit उपकम); Therapeutic measures; The main therapeutic measures to counteract the disease conditions.
*Ko..tha (phonetic Koshtha; Sanskrit कोष्ठ); A closed space or area, typically indicative of organs in the abdominal, thoracic and pelvic cavities physiologically koshtha is also indicative of git. depending on the dominance of dosa, depending on the ability to digest the food, and depending on the bowel movements.
*Artava (phonetic Artava Sanskrit अ तव);; One of the updhatu of rasa dhatu.indicative of either menstrual fluid or ovum.it is dominant of Agni dhatu.
*glāniḥ ((phonetic Glani Sanskrit ग्लानिः ); Mental fatigue/Regret; Fatigue in mind leading to dislike towards thinking.
*Shwayathu(phonetic Shwayathu Sanskrit श्वयथु);; Swelling ; oedema
*Romaraji; (phonetic Romaraji Sanskrit रोमराजि); Appearance of hairy lines
*Vidaha ((phonetic Vidaha Sanskrit विदाह); Heartburn) An abnormal condition characterized by heartburn.
*Basti (phonetic Basti Sanskrit बस्ति); bladder
*Apacayam (phonetic Apacayam Sanskrit अपचयम) Decrease, get shrink, not nourishing; The term signifies decrease of the body constituents which are abnormally increased.
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