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<br/>The abhyantara roga marga is termed as kostha. It includes the gastrointestinal tract and all visceral organs. While enumerating koshtangas basti, hridaya and vrikka included in them will be included in abhyantara rogamarga. But in text these organs and diseases related to them are ascribed to madhyama roga marga, which maybe explained as under
<br/>The abhyantara roga marga is termed as kostha. It includes the gastrointestinal tract and all visceral organs. While enumerating koshtangas basti, hridaya and vrikka included in them will be included in abhyantara rogamarga. But in text these organs and diseases related to them are ascribed to madhyama roga marga, which maybe explained as under
<br/>Kosthanga are mainly responsible for nutrition and excretion of mala. Hridaya is considered a kosthanga for; it is responsible for nutrition and excretion of blood impurities. Same is the case with vikka and basti. But the reason for not considering these organs under kostha may be that the structural disorders of any of the organs may influence the material flowing through them but not the organs of mahasrotas (A.Rm.) In case of the diseases related to abhyantara rogamarga, there may be indirect influence on the vahana dravya of these organs. eg. rakta mutrata in pittaja jwara, hrdaya asuddhi in ama jwara , bahu mutrata in ajirna etc. Thus, being influenced by kostha and their diseases, these might have been included in kosthanga. But when the point of roga marga comes, these organs are to be studied under madhyama roga marga as is in the texts. </p>
<br/>Kosthanga are mainly responsible for nutrition and excretion of mala. Hridaya is considered a kosthanga for; it is responsible for nutrition and excretion of blood impurities. Same is the case with vikka and basti. But the reason for not considering these organs under kostha may be that the structural disorders of any of the organs may influence the material flowing through them but not the organs of mahasrotas (A.Rm.) In case of the diseases related to abhyantara rogamarga, there may be indirect influence on the vahana dravya of these organs. eg. rakta mutrata in pittaja jwara, hrdaya asuddhi in ama jwara , bahu mutrata in ajirna etc. Thus, being influenced by kostha and their diseases, these might have been included in kosthanga. But when the point of roga marga comes, these organs are to be studied under madhyama roga marga as is in the texts. </p>
== Physiological aspect of roga-marga ==
<p style='text-align:justify;'>Physiologically, the various organs occurring in a particular roga marga are inter-connected. This could be explained as under: </p>
{| class="wikitable"
! Roga marga
! Important physiological aspect
! Other peculiarities
|-
| Abhyantara rogamarga
| It is the prime site of jatharagni and concerned with digestion, absorption and excretion,
|
* It has the mula sthana of the dosha [Su.Su.21/6] .
* The koshthanga are in the abhyantara rogamarga
|-
| Bahya rogamarga
| It is the site of dhatwagni, responsible for the dhatu nirmana
|
* As the nutrition is processed through abhyantara roga marga, at least two rogamaragas are functionally interlinked; and many cause and effect phenomena can be observed in these two margas.
|-
| Madhyam rogamarga
| It includes organs such as sira, hridaya and basti, other marmas, asthi-sandhi etc.
|
* These organs have nothing in common either physiologically nor have anatomical continuity.
* They are the main seats of prana according to Ayurveda
* They have large quantity of blood circulation.
* These organs are interlinked with each other pathologically, as the pathology of one affects the other.
|-
|}
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