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*ämaù (phonetic:Aam; Sanskrit: vke) Form of Toxins It is used as a technical word for anything that exists in a state of incomplete transformation. It is mentioned in various contexts like:
*ämaù (phonetic:Aam; Sanskrit: vke) Form of Toxins It is used as a technical word for anything that exists in a state of incomplete transformation. It is mentioned in various contexts like:
**In particular, it can refer to a toxic byproduct generated due to improper or incomplete digestion.
**In particular, it can refer to a toxic byproduct generated due to improper or incomplete digestion.
**Toxins that were produced at any stage of metabolism
**Toxins that were produced at any stage of metabolism and that are circulating through the channels are also sometimes.
and that are circulating through the channels are also sometimes.
**The first stage of any disease is also frequently.
**The first stage of any disease is also frequently.
**Any substance which is present in its abnormal state and is unwanted in the body. It represents, in a gross sense, mere indigestion which begins in the stomach, to, in a finer sense, even a faulty enzymatic pathway that prevents or hampers a metabolic cycle or chain. It is a very important factor playing a pivotal role in the genesis of any disease. It is also important in determining the prognosis, drug selection and all other stages of therapy.
**Any substance which is present in its abnormal state and is unwanted in the body. It represents, in a gross sense, mere indigestion which begins in the stomach, to, in a finer sense, even a faulty enzymatic pathway that prevents or hampers a metabolic cycle or chain. It is a very important factor playing a pivotal role in the genesis of any disease. It is also important in determining the prognosis, drug selection and all other stages of therapy.
**Aṭopaù (phonetic :atopa; Sanskrit: आटोप ) Puffing, Swelling ; The term signifies abnormal expansion of the body tissue due to exertion of pressure within.
**Aṭopaù (phonetic :atopa; Sanskrit: आटोप ) Puffing, Swelling ; The term signifies abnormal expansion of the body tissue due to exertion of pressure within.
**Avipākaḥ (Avipaka) Non- conversion ; The term signifies a state of non- conversion any substance in the body. Generally used to denote non-conversion of food.
**Avipākaḥ (Avipaka) Non- conversion ; The term signifies a state of non- conversion any substance in the body. Generally used to denote non-conversion of food.
*arocakaḥ (phonetic :Arochaka; Sanskrit: अरोचक) Anorexia ; A disease where in the person has dislikes towards all kinds of food and drink.
*Amagarbha(phonetic: Amagarbha; Sanskrit: vkexZHk) Abnormal formation of embryo/embryo associated with endogenous toxins; An abnormal condition of the fetus resulting in any form of wastage of pregnancy till the end of 6 months.
*Anannabhilasha (phonetic: anannabhilasha; Sanskrit: vuUukfHkykषा ); Aversion to food; The term signifies abnormal aversion to intake of food.
*anupaśayaḥ (phonetic: Anupshaya Sanskrit:अनुपशयः) Interventions neither good for disease nor for the health; Intervention of the diet and medicine which is neither good for health nor for diseases. And it is one of the tools of the diagnosis where the diseases cannot be diagnosed by referring merely its clinical features.
*kaZy R(phonetic: kärçya ; Sanskrit: dk’Z; ) Asthenia /emaciation; The disease characterized by excessive reduction in the mass of the body and weight loss.
*Vyavaya (phonetic:vyavaya; Sanskrit: O;ok; ) ; It indicates sexual intercourse /sexual regimen.
*Prashamana (phonetic: prashamana;Sanskrit: iz’keu); Palliative therapeutics
*Pürvarüpa (phonetic: Poorvarupa ; Sanskrit: iwZojwIk) Premonitory, Prodromal symptoms; It is the premonitory symptom by learning about which one can avoid the manifestation of the disease. Depending on their nature they are classified into two types.
*Linga (phonetic:linga; Sanskrit: fyax); A distinguishing mark or a feature,attribute or trait that points towards a co-relation.
*Vdna(phonetic :Vedna ; Sanskrit: osnuk) ; Sensation of pain/discomfort; The term signifies sensation of discomfort or pain in the body.
*Vmn km (phonetic :Vamana karma Sanskrit: oeudZe) Therapeutic emesis; Vamana is first of the bio-cleansing series and causing vomiting of vitiated dosha, especially kapha from the upper region of the body, by means of consuming suitable drugs which are repulsive, nauseating, indigestible and tending to move upwards.mainly used for diseases manifesting in upper part of body and caused by kapha dosha.
*ivcn km (phonetic :Virechanakarma Sanskrit: fojspudZe) Therapeutic catharsis; Virechana literally means catharsis, consists in administration of the purgative drugs which are pleasant and tending to move downward in order to eliminate the vitiated dosha especially pitta from the lower regions of the body.
*Cankramana (phonetic:chankramana ;Sanskrit: pUdze.k); Person after taking food should walk for a hundredfeet slowly that way reduces the heaviness of the body and aid in easy digestion of consumed food.
*Prakopa (phonetic:Prakupita; Sanskrit: izdksi); Provocative stage Second stage ; The Stage of provocation or aggravation (mainly due to liquefaction of the vitiated doñä in solid form attained during Sancaya stage). It is the second stage of kriyäkäla.
*Granthi (phonetic:granthi Sanskrit: xzfU; ); Knot like projection.
*Muhurpipilikasamprachara-iva angeshu ( Sanskrit: eqgqZfififydklaizpkjbovaxs’kq )Formication
*Todau(phonetic : Toda Sanskrit: ; rksn ) Needling,pinning sensation
*Bhedah (phonetic Bheda Sanskrit:भॆद); The term signified an act of splitting or breaking.
*āyāmaḥ (phonetic Ayama Sanskrit आयामः ) Extension /Expansion /Stretching /Broadening ; The term signifies pathological condition wherein there is expansion of (or any similar meaning) elastic structures in the body. It also denotes therapeutic created conditions wherein the channels or other body parts become extended so that the normal flow and the functional physiology of the bodily constituents may continue and the pathology may be alleviated.
*samkoca (phonetic Sankocha Sanskrit संकॊच) Contraction of body parts
*Siyta (phonetic Supti Sanskrit) Numbness; Term for abnormal sensation, including absent or reduced sensory perception as well as perception.
*Harsha(phonetic Harsha Sanskrit हष ); Exhilaration; A feeling of great enthusiasm.
*Pralaya;( phonetic Pralaya Sanskrit पलय) fainting
*Samviddha; (phonetic Samviddha Sanskrit संविद )Sting/arrow poison
*Sula (phonetic Shoola Sanskrit शूल); algia ; The terms, indicate continuous pinning like pain arising in different entities of the body.
*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.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.