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→Types of jwara
atha khalvaShTAbhyaH kAraNebhyo jvaraH sa~jjAyate manuShyANAM; tadyathA- vAtAt, pittAt, kaphAt, vAtapittAbhyAM, vAtakaphAbhyAM, pittakaphAbhyAM,vAtapittakaphebhyaH, AgantoraShTamAt kAraNAt||17||
atha khalvaShTAbhyaH kAraNebhyo jvaraH sa~jjAyate manuShyANAM; tadyathA- vAtAt, pittAt, kaphAt, vAtapittAbhyAM, vAtakaphAbhyAM, pittakaphAbhyAM,vAtapittakaphebhyaH, AgantoraShTamAt kAraNAt||17||
Jwara occurs in humans due to eight causative factors, - vata, pitta, kapha, vata-pitta, vata-kapha, pitta-kapha, vata-pitta-kapha, and agantu (exogenous causes). [17]
''Jwara'' occurs in humans due to eight causative factors, - ''vata, pitta, kapha, vata-pitta, vata-kapha, pitta-kapha, vata-pitta-kapha,'' and ''agantu'' (exogenous causes). [17]
तस्य निदानपूर्वरूपलिङ्गोपशयविशेषाननुव्याख्यास्याम||१८||
तस्य निदानपूर्वरूपलिङ्गोपशयविशेषाननुव्याख्यास्याम||१८||
tasya nidAnapUrvarUpali~ggopashayavisheShAnanuvyAkhyAsyAmaH [1] ||18||
tasya nidAnapUrvarUpali~ggopashayavisheShAnanuvyAkhyAsyAmaH [1] ||18||
Now I shall expound the specific nidana (etiology), poorvarupa (prodromal symptoms), rupa (symptoms) and upashaya (suitable uses) of jwara. [18]
Now I shall expound the specific ''nidana'' (etiology), ''poorvarupa'' (prodromal symptoms), ''rupa'' (symptoms) and ''upashaya'' (suitable uses) of ''jwara''. [18]
==== Etio-pathogenesis of vata-dominant jwara ====
==== Etio-pathogenesis of vata-dominant jwara ====