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''Raktapitta'' is a treatable bleeding disorder, if recognized and managed in early stage. If diagnosis is missed and disease is not managed properly, it becomes life threatening (''mahagada'').It occurs because of excessive aggravation of ''pitta'' and its affliction with ''rakta''. Before initiation of treatment, it is important to assess strength of the patient because the treatment regimen is personified for well nourished and emaciated persons. Etiology, classification, prognosis and treatment of ''raktapitta'' have been described in detail. A good number of herbal and animal preparations are given. Further, this chapter enumerates aspects that are favorable or unfavorable to ''raktapitta''. To improve the efficacy of treatment, external beneficial measures, such as ''pradeha, parisheka, sheetasnana'' and habitat are described at the end of chapter.This bleeding disorder is not described in modern medicine writings and appears to be unknown to allopathic medicine.
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''Raktapitta'' is a treatable bleeding disorder, if recognized and managed in early stage. If diagnosis is missed and disease is not managed properly, it becomes life threatening (''mahagada'').It occurs because of excessive aggravation of ''pitta'' and its affliction with ''rakta''. Before initiation of treatment, it is important to assess strength of the patient because the treatment regimen is personified for well nourished and emaciated persons. Etiology, classification, prognosis and treatment of ''raktapitta'' have been described in detail. A good number of herbal and animal preparations are given. Further, this chapter enumerates aspects that are favorable or unfavorable to ''raktapitta''. To improve the efficacy of treatment, external beneficial measures, such as ''pradeha, parisheka, sheetasnana'' and habitat are described at the end of chapter.This bleeding disorder is not described in modern medicine writings and appears to be unknown to allopathic medicine.</div>
    
'''Keywords''': ''Raktapitta, Chikitsa, Mahagada,'' bleeding disorders, ''pitta'' aggravation, ''rakta'' vitiation.
 
'''Keywords''': ''Raktapitta, Chikitsa, Mahagada,'' bleeding disorders, ''pitta'' aggravation, ''rakta'' vitiation.
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== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
 
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''Raktapitta'' is a serious disease caused due to vitiation of ''rakta'' by aggravated ''pitta''. This chapter is placed after ''jwara'', because ''raktapitta'' can occur due to the increased heat in the body produced after ''jwara''. Prompt management is necessary for this dreadful disease. This disease develops due to ''pitta'' aggravation as a result of consumption of ''ushna, teekshna, agneya dravya'' and excessive exposure to sunlight.
 
''Raktapitta'' is a serious disease caused due to vitiation of ''rakta'' by aggravated ''pitta''. This chapter is placed after ''jwara'', because ''raktapitta'' can occur due to the increased heat in the body produced after ''jwara''. Prompt management is necessary for this dreadful disease. This disease develops due to ''pitta'' aggravation as a result of consumption of ''ushna, teekshna, agneya dravya'' and excessive exposure to sunlight.
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Their drugs mainly have ''madhura, tikta'' and ''sheeta guna'' which pacify ''pitta'' and ''rakta''. One herb which is very important in ''raktapitta'' is ''vasa'', which alone can check the bleeding quickly.
 
Their drugs mainly have ''madhura, tikta'' and ''sheeta guna'' which pacify ''pitta'' and ''rakta''. One herb which is very important in ''raktapitta'' is ''vasa'', which alone can check the bleeding quickly.
 
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== Sanskrit text, Transliteration and English Translation ==
 
== Sanskrit text, Transliteration and English Translation ==
 
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vaktavyaM yat paraM tasya vaktumarhasi tadguro||4||<br />
 
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Agnivesha bowed to Punarvasu Atreya who is devoid of confusion, having fire-like brilliance(sharp intellect) and self-control while he was making stroll in the ''panchaganga'' region, and said, “O Lord! the etiology along with symptoms of haemorrhagic disorders has already been said, now you may tell me the further points, O my teacher! [3-4]
 
Agnivesha bowed to Punarvasu Atreya who is devoid of confusion, having fire-like brilliance(sharp intellect) and self-control while he was making stroll in the ''panchaganga'' region, and said, “O Lord! the etiology along with symptoms of haemorrhagic disorders has already been said, now you may tell me the further points, O my teacher! [3-4]
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*[[Vidhishonitiya Adhyaya]]
 
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*[[Raktapitta Nidana]]
 
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