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Pranashta Shalya Vijnaiyamadhyaya – 26th Chapter of Sushruta Samhita

Dr. Meenakshi Chauhan

Pranashta Shalya Vijnaiyamadhyaya – 26th Chapter of Sushruta Samhita Abstract Pranashta Shalya is 26 Chapters of Susruta Samhita, which states that Foreign Bodies such as Hair, Bone and Stone do not get dissolved in the body but become liquified and then fuse with tissues. Susruta Samhita is an ancient Sanskrit Text which covers Surgery and medicines. This text Covers various branches of the medicinal discipline which includes Shalakayatantra. Rigveda and Atharvaveda are the earliest documented ancient Indian Books which have

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Adhyayana Sampradayaniya – 3rd Chapter of Sushruta Samhita

Dr. Meenakshi Chauhan

Adhyayana Sampradayaniya – 3rd Chapter of Sushruta Samhita Abstract Acharya Sushruta is the author of Sushruta Samhita. He is called “The Father of Surgery”. Sushruta Samhita is a classical Ayurvedic text on medicine and surgery. It is one among the Brihat trayees (three great treatises in Ayurveda). It is referred to as the best text for learning Shalya Chikitsa (Surgery). Sushruta Samhita contains 186 adhyaya (chapters) and has described 1,120 types of diseases. This Samhita is divided into two parts

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Vedotpati Adhyaya – 1st Chapter of Sushruta Samhita

Dr. Meenakshi Chauhan

Vedotpati Adhyaya – 1st Chapter of Sushruta Samhita Abstract Acharya Sushruta is the author of Sushruta Samhita. He is called “The Father of Surgery”. Sushruta Samhita is a classical Ayurvedic text on medicine and surgery. It is one among the Brihat trayees (three great treatises in Ayurveda). It is referred to as the best text for learning Shalya Chikitsa (Surgery). Sushruta Samhita contains 186 adhyaya (chapters) and has described 1,120 types of diseases. This Samhita is divided into two parts

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Ritucharya Adhayaya – 6th Chapter of Sushruta Samhita

Dr. Meenakshi Chauhan

Ritucharya Adhayaya – 6th Chapter of Sushruta Samhita Abstract Sushruta Samhita is written by Acharya Sushruta. This book was composed after Charak Samhita. It is a classical Ayurvedic text which has mentioned the hundreds of surgical procedures and medicines to treat diseases. Sushruta Samhita is the foundation of modern surgery which has given a detailed description of various surgeries like Rhinoplasty and Cataract surgeries. In this article, we will discuss the sixth chapter of Sushruta Samhita (Sutra Sthana) which is

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Satmya And Asatmya In Ayurveda

Dr. Meenakshi Chauhan

Satmya And Asatmya In Ayurveda Abstract Ayurveda is an age-old great science with explanations of vast health related topics. The purpose or aim of ayurveda is compiled very beautifully in a shloka-“SWASTHASYA SWASTHYA RAKSHANAM ATURASYA VIKARA PRASHAMANAM” which translates to safeguarding the health of the healthy and eradicating the disease of the diseased. This interprets that ayurveda not only includes the remedies for the diseased but also the daily and seasonal regimen to maintain the health of a healthy individual.

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Winters Need Special Care And Hot Drinks

Dr. Meenakshi Chauhan

Winters Need Special Care And Hot Drinks A year is divided into 4 seasons which are spring, summer, winter and autumn. Every season has characteristic qualities of its own. Changes in the seasons are the cause of the earth’s axial tilt and the revolution of the earth around the sun. In ayurveda acharyas have mentioned 6 seasons which are like shishir (late winters), vasant (spring), grishma (summers), varsha (rains), sharad (autumn), hemant (early winters). Regime for every season is written

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Why Kriyakala is A Successful Diagnostic and Treatment Tool?

Dr. Meenakshi Chauhan

Why Kriyakala is A Successful Diagnostic and Treatment Tool? The basic goal of Ayurveda is quite simple, use opposite qualities to maintain or restore balance. When a person loses balance, they enter into a disease stage; regardless of how minor the signs and symptoms appear to be. These six stages of disease are called kriyakala. Accumulation Aggravation Overflow Relocation Manifestation Diversification These six stages refer to the doshas movement in our physical body, the tissues and channels, as well as

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