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*All types of sweet, bitter, astringent medicines with cold potency are indicated in diet and medicinal management. In lifestyle management, the cold measures and avoiding exposure to excess heat are applied in treatment of hemorrhagic disorders.
*All types of sweet, bitter, astringent medicines with cold potency are indicated in diet and medicinal management. In lifestyle management, the cold measures and avoiding exposure to excess heat are applied in treatment of hemorrhagic disorders.
=== Vidhi Vimarsha ===
=== ''Vidhi Vimarsha'' ===
Bleeding disorders are often caused by a failure of the blood to clot. Several conditions can affect the way the blood clots. Many causes are related to protein defects in the plasma (the liquid component of blood). These proteins are directly responsible for how the blood coagulates (clots). In some diseases, these proteins might be missing completely or they may be low in count. The majority of these defects are hereditary (passed from parent to child through genes). However, some may develop due to other medical conditions. Other conditions that can cause bleeding disorders are:
Bleeding disorders are often caused by a failure of the blood to clot. Several conditions can affect the way the blood clots. Many causes are related to protein defects in the plasma (the liquid component of blood). These proteins are directly responsible for how the blood coagulates (clots). In some diseases, these proteins might be missing completely or they may be low in count. The majority of these defects are hereditary (passed from parent to child through genes). However, some may develop due to other medical conditions. Other conditions that can cause bleeding disorders are:
*liver disease
*low red blood cell count
*vitamin K deficiency
*medication side-effects
Types of Bleeding Disorders
==== Types of Bleeding Disorders ====
There are several bleeding disorders that can be inherited (passed down through genetics) or acquired. Some cause bleeding spontaneously, whereas others cause bleeding following an accident.
There are several bleeding disorders that can be inherited (passed down through genetics) or acquired. Some cause bleeding spontaneously, whereas others cause bleeding following an accident.
The most common inherited bleeding disorders are:
The most common inherited bleeding disorders are:
*hemophilia A and B: caused by a deficiency or lack of certain blood clotting proteins, called factors. This disorder causes heavy or unusual bleeding
*factor II, V, VII, X, XII deficiency: relate to blood clotting problems or abnormal bleeding problems
*von Willebrand’s disease: the most common inherited bleeding disorder; caused by a deficiency of von Willebrand factor, which helps blood platelets clump together and stick to a blood vessel wall
Certain diseases or medical conditions can also cause a deficiency of one or more blood clotting factors. The most common causes of acquired bleeding disorders are end-stage liver disease or vitamin K deficiency. According to the American Association of Clinical Chemistry (AACC), this is because most blood clotting factors are produced in the liver, and certain clotting factors are vitamin k dependent (AACC, 2011).
Certain diseases or medical conditions can also cause a deficiency of one or more blood clotting factors. The most common causes of acquired bleeding disorders are end-stage liver disease or vitamin K deficiency. According to the American Association of Clinical Chemistry (AACC), this is because most blood clotting factors are produced in the liver, and certain clotting factors are vitamin k dependent (AACC, 2011).
Identification of Bleeding Disorders| Symptoms
Identification of Bleeding Disorders| Symptoms
The main sign of a bleeding disorder is prolonged or excessive bleeding. The bleeding is normally heavier than normal and unprovoked.
The main sign of a bleeding disorder is prolonged or excessive bleeding. The bleeding is normally heavier than normal and unprovoked.
4. Bol-parpati mixture 250 to 500 mg after meals with vasavaleha
4. Bol-parpati mixture 250 to 500 mg after meals with vasavaleha
Treatment of chronic stage:
Treatment of chronic stage:
1. Vasa ghee 10 to 40 ml after meals with milk
1. Vasa ghee 10 to 40 ml after meals with milk
=== Glossary ===
=== Glossary ===