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→Clinical features and conditions resembling the disease
| ''Ojakshaya'' (depletion of vitality)
| ''Ojakshaya'' (depletion of vitality)
| Fearfulness, excess worries, impaired sensations, lack of concentration, poor appearance
| Fearfulness, excess worries, impaired sensations, lack of concentration, poor appearance
|}
The following clinical features are observed in ''pandu''. The involvement of ''dosha, dushya'' and channels are as given in the table.
'''Signs:'''
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| S.No.
! scope="col"| Signs
! scope="col"| ''Dosha''
! scope="col"| ''Dushya''
! scope="col"| ''Srotasa''
|-
| 1
| ''Dhatushaithilya'' (laxity of tissues)
| ''Pitta''
| ''Rasa''
| ''Rasavaha''
|-
| 2
| ''Dhatugaurava'' (heaviness in tissues)
| ''Kapha''
| ''Rasa''
| ''Rasavaha''
|-
| 3
| ''Varnakshaya'' (poor complexion)
| ''Vata, Pitta''
| ''Rasa, Rakta''
| ''Rasavaha, Raktavaha''
|-
| 4
| ''Balakshaya'' (poor strength)
| ''Vata, Pitta''
| ''Rasa, Rakta''
| ''Rasavaha, Raktavaha''
|-
| 5
| ''Snehakshaya'' (depletion of unctuousness)
| ''Vata, Kapha''
| ''Rakta, Meda''
| ''Raktavaha, Medavaha''
|}
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