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kevalashcAyamuddesho yathoddeshamabhinirdiShTo bhavati||4||

kevalashcAyamuddesho yathoddeshamabhinirdiShTo bhavati||4||

Twenty types of krimis (parasites) include yuka (lice) and pipilika (eggs of lice) on the body surface and produced from external impurities, six parasites in blood (kesada, lomada, lomadwipa, saurasa, audumbara and jantumatara). Seven parasites that live in kapha-specific body locations (antrada, udaraveshta, hridayada, churu, darbhapushpa, saugandhika and mahaguda), and five parasites originating from feces (kakeruka, makeruka, leliha, sashulaka and sausurada).

*Twenty types of ''krimis'' (parasites) include ''yuka'' (lice) and ''pipilika'' (eggs of lice) on the body surface and produced from external impurities, six parasites in blood (''kesada, lomada, lomadwipa, saurasa, audumbara'' and ''jantumatara''). Seven parasites that live in ''kapha''-specific body locations (''antrada, udaraveshta, hridayada, churu, darbhapushpa, saugandhika'' and ''mahaguda''), and five parasites originating from feces (''kakeruka, makeruka, leliha, sashulaka'' and ''sausurada'').

There are twenty types of pramehas (urinary disorders characterized by abnormal and increased frequency of urine) - udakameha (polyuria), ikshuvalikarasameha (glycosuria), sandrameha, sandraprasadameha, shuklameha, shukrameha, shitameha, shanairmeha, sikatameha and lalameha (ten diseases caused by kapha). Ksharameha, kalameha, nilameha, lohitameha, manjisthameha and haridrameha are six types caused by pitta. Finally, vasameha, majjameha, hastimeha and madhumeha are four types caused by vata..

 

There are twenty types of yoni vyapadas (gynaecological disorders). Of these, vatika, paittika, kaphaja and sannipataja are produced by vata, pitta, kapha and a combination of all the three doshas (tridosha) respectively. The remaining sixteen are caused through various permutations and combinations of dosha, dushya and other causative factors. These are raktayoni (menorrhagia),  arajaska (amenorroea), acharana (colpitis mycotica), aticharana (chronic vaginitis), prakcharana (deflorative vaginitis), upapluta (secondary dysmenorrhoea), paripluta (acute vaginitis), udavartini (primary dysmenorrhoea), karinini (endo-cervitis), putraghini (abortive tendency), antarmukhi (inversion of uterus), suchimukhi (colpo stenosis), sushka (culpo xerosis), vamini (profluvium seminis), sandhyayoni (undeveloped female sex organs/pseudo-uterus) and mahayoni (prolapse of the uterus). These are twenty types of gynaecological disorders. (9)

*Twenty types of ''pramehas'' (urinary disorders characterized by abnormal and increased frequency of urine) include ''udakameha'' (polyuria), ''ikshuvalikarasameha'' (glycosuria), ''sandrameha, sandraprasadameha, shuklameha, shukrameha, shitameha, shanairmeha, sikatameha'' and ''lalameha'' (ten diseases caused by ''kapha''). ''Ksharameha, kalameha, nilameha, lohitameha, manjisthameha'' and ''haridrameha'' are six types caused by ''pitta''. Finally, ''vasameha, majjameha, hastimeha'' and ''madhumeha'' are four types caused by ''vata''.

Definite relation between dosha and disease:

 

*There are twenty types of ''yoni vyapadas'' (gynaecological disorders). Of these, ''vatika, paittika, kaphaja'' and ''sannipataja'' are produced by ''vata, pitta, kapha'' and a combination of all the three ''doshas'' (''tridosha'') respectively. The remaining sixteen are caused through various permutations and combinations of ''dosha, dushya'' and other causative factors. These are ''raktayoni'' (menorrhagia),  ''arajaska'' (amenorroea), ''acharana'' (colpitis mycotica), ''aticharana'' (chronic vaginitis), ''prakcharana'' (deflorative vaginitis), upapluta (secondary dysmenorrhoea), paripluta (acute vaginitis), udavartini (primary dysmenorrhoea), karinini (endo-cervitis), ''putraghini'' (abortive tendency), ''antarmukhi'' (inversion of uterus), ''suchimukhi'' (colpo stenosis), ''sushka'' (culpo xerosis), ''vamini'' (profluvium seminis), ''sandhyayoni'' (undeveloped female sex organs/pseudo-uterus) and ''mahayoni'' (prolapse of the uterus). These are twenty types of gynaecological disorders. (9)

 

==== Definite relation between ''dosha'' and disease ====

 

सर्व एव निजा विकारा नान्यत्र वातपित्तकफेभ्यो निर्वर्तन्ते, यथाहि- शकुनिः सर्वं दिवसमपि परिपतन् स्वां छायां नातिवर्तते,तथा स्वधातुवैषम्यनिमित्ताः सर्वे विकारा वातपित्तकफान्नातिवर्तन्ते|  

सर्व एव निजा विकारा नान्यत्र वातपित्तकफेभ्यो निर्वर्तन्ते, यथाहि- शकुनिः सर्वं दिवसमपि परिपतन् स्वां छायां नातिवर्तते,तथा स्वधातुवैषम्यनिमित्ताः सर्वे विकारा वातपित्तकफान्नातिवर्तन्ते|  

वातपित्तश्लेष्मणां पुनः स्थानसंस्थानप्रकृतिविशेषानभिसमीक्ष्य  तदात्मकानपि च सर्वविकारां स्तानेवोपदिशन्तिबुद्धिमन्तः||५||  

वातपित्तश्लेष्मणां पुनः स्थानसंस्थानप्रकृतिविशेषानभिसमीक्ष्य  तदात्मकानपि च सर्वविकारां स्तानेवोपदिशन्तिबुद्धिमन्तः||५||  

sarva ēva nijā vikārā nānyatra vātapittakaphēbhyō nirvartantē, yathāhi- śakuniḥ sarvaṁ  divasamapiparipatan svāṁ chāyāṁ nātivartatē, tathā svadhātuvaiṣamyanimittāḥ sarvē vikārāvātapittakaphānnātivartantē|  

sarva ēva nijā vikārā nānyatra vātapittakaphēbhyō nirvartantē, yathāhi- śakuniḥ sarvaṁ  divasamapiparipatan svāṁ chāyāṁ nātivartatē, tathā svadhātuvaiṣamyanimittāḥ sarvē vikārāvātapittakaphānnātivartantē|  

vātapittaślēṣmaṇāṁ punaḥ sthānasaṁsthānaprakr̥tiviśēṣānabhisamīkṣya  tadātmakānapi casarvavikārāṁ stānēvōpadiśanti buddhimantaḥ||5||

vātapittaślēṣmaṇāṁ punaḥ sthānasaṁsthānaprakr̥tiviśēṣānabhisamīkṣya  tadātmakānapi casarvavikārāṁ stānēvōpadiśanti buddhimantaḥ||5||

sarva eva nijA vikArA nAnyatra vAtapittakaphebhyo nirvartante, yathAhi- shakuniH sarvaM [1] divasamapi paripatan svAM chAyAM nAtivartate, tathAsvadhAtuvaiShamyanimittAH sarve vikArA vAtapittakaphAnnAtivartante|  

sarva eva nijA vikArA nAnyatra vAtapittakaphebhyo nirvartante, yathAhi- shakuniH sarvaM [1] divasamapi paripatan svAM chAyAM nAtivartate, tathAsvadhAtuvaiShamyanimittAH sarve vikArA vAtapittakaphAnnAtivartante|  

vAtapittashleShmaNAM punaH sthAnasaMsthAnaprakRutivisheShAnabhisamIkShya [2] tadAtmakAnapi ca sarvavikArAM stAnevopadishanti buddhimantaH||5||

vAtapittashleShmaNAM punaH sthAnasaMsthAnaprakRutivisheShAnabhisamIkShya [2] tadAtmakAnapi ca sarvavikArAM stAnevopadishanti buddhimantaH||5||

All the endogenous diseases occur invariably due to the vitiation of vata, pitta and kapha. As a bird cannot infringe upon its own shadow even by flying throughout the day, in the same way all the diseases are produced by disturbances in equilibrium in dhatu and cannot occur without vitiation of vata, pitta and kapha. By examining location, sign and symptoms, causes of vitiation of vata, pitta and kapha in any condition, the intelligent physician diagnose all diseases. (5)

All the endogenous diseases occur invariably due to the vitiation of vata, pitta and kapha. As a bird cannot infringe upon its own shadow even by flying throughout the day, in the same way all the diseases are produced by disturbances in equilibrium in dhatu and cannot occur without vitiation of vata, pitta and kapha. By examining location, sign and symptoms, causes of vitiation of vata, pitta and kapha in any condition, the intelligent physician diagnose all diseases. (5)

Endogenous and exogenous diseases:  

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