DEEPANA PACHANA CHIKITSAPachana chikitsa refers to the oral administration of certain medicines that augments and assists the process of digestion, thus ensuring the optimal state of gastrointestinal tract. Thereby one can expect proper digestion and assimilation of the drugs administered as well as the desired results from the shodhana therapies that follow. Two distinct state of morbid dosha is probable in any given illness. It is named a theapakva and pakva state. Apakva state of the morbid dosha refers to an unformed state in which the dosha firmly adhere to the dhatu (body tissues) and srotas (channels). Further, in this state of dohsa, it can not be mobilized into to the gastrointestinal tract. Mobilization of the morbid dosha into the gastrointestinal tract is essential to expel them from #VirechanaayurvedatreatmentIndia the body either by vamana, virechana or basti procedures. Contrary to this pakvastate of the morbid dosha refers to the formed state, in which morbid dosha are separated from the dhatu (tissues) as well as srotas (channels) and therefore can be mobilized into the gastrointestinal tract, where from it is later expelled by any of the shodhana procedures. Process of transformation of morbid dosha from its unformed state to formed state is hastened by the employment of pachanachikitsa. INDICATIONS Pachanachikitsa is indicated prior to the administration of any shodhana therapy as it helps in transformation of apakvastate of the morbid dosha into the pakva state. Moreover, pachana chikitsa is especially indicated as purvakarma in vamana, virechana and basti, as optimal functioning of the gastrointestinal tract is also achieved by this treatment. Since pachanachikitsa has curative effect it is also indicated in the following conditions: Madhyamadoshavastha:- Moderate amount of dosha vitiation Madhyamabalatura :- Clients having average physical strength Kapha-pitta :- Morbidity of the pitta as well as kaphadosha Chhardi :- Vomiting Atisara :-Diarrhea Hridroga :- Disease of the heart Medicines For Pachana Chikitsa And Their Dosage Panchakolaphanta :- 50ml t.i.d. preferably before meals Citrakadivati :- 500mg t.i.d. along with water Chitrakasava :- 02ml t.i.d. Agnitundivati :- 250mg t.i.d. with water Hingvashtakachurna :- 3grams t.i.d. along with the first spoon of food. Dried ginger powder :- ½ to 1 gram twice daily before meals (Zinziberofficinale) with honey or milk TREATMENT FOLLOWING PACHANA CHIKITSA Ascertaining the desired effect of the pachana chikitsa, as per the predetermined course of Panchakarma, snehapana is administered Best Ayurvedic treatment clinic in Nagpur from the next day onwards. In some clients sluggishness of the gastrointestinal tract may relapse by the discontinuation of the pachanachikitsa. In such situations continuing the oral medication of the pachanachikitsa along with snehapana is advisable. Tags #Best Ayurvedic treatment clinic in Nagpur #Vamana therapy in Nagpur #Virechana ayurveda treatment in Nagpur #Top Ayurvedic Doctor in Nagpur #Best Ayurveda Treatment in Nagpur
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Oral cancer treatmentDifferent routes of administration are adapted for the different therapies. Nasya is administered through the nasal route, abhyanga through the skin, the snehapana through the gastrointestinal tract, basti through the rectal route and so on. On the other hand, it is also true that most of the shodhana therapies that include therapeutic emesis, therapeutic purgation, and therapeutic enema are administered through the gastrointestinal tract. Even the snehapana, a purvakarma in the shodhana therapy is also administered through the same system. Pachana chikitsa refers to the oral administration of certain medicines that augments and assists the process of digestion, thus ensuring the optimal state of gastrointestinal tract. Thereby one can expect proper digestion and assimilation of the drugs administered as well as the desired results from the shodhana therapies that follow. Two distinct state of morbid dosha is probable in any given illness. It is named a the apakva and pakva state. Apakva state of the morbid dosha refers to an unformed state in which the dosha have firmly adhered to the dhatu (body tissues) and srotas (channels). Further, in this state of dohsa, it can not be mobilized into to the gastrointestinal tract. Mobilization of the morbid dosha into the gastrointestinal tract is essential to expel them from the body either by vamana, virechana or basti procedures. Assisting the mobilization of the dosha from the site of the lesion to the site of elimination is the purpose of subjecting to pachana chikitsa and is carried out prior to the administration of any of the shodhana procedure. To carry out the shodhana procedures, optimal functioning of the gastrointestinal tract is essential, as well as morbid dosha has to be brought into this tract of elimination. This is best achieved by the pachana therapy, as this augments the digestive process and clears the ama state. More to say, the amount of dosha vitiation varies in different patients suffering from the different disease. If the amount of dosha vitiation is moderate the pachana chikitsa alone is effective in curing the illness. This belongs to the category of langhana chikitsa in shadupakrama. INDICATIONS OF PACHANA CHIKITSA Pachana chikitsa is indicated prior to the administration of any shodhana therapy as it helps in transformation of aphakia state of the morbid dosha into the pakva state. More over, pachana chikitsa is especially indicated as purvakarma in vamana, virechana and basti, as optimal functioning of the gastrointestinal tract is also achieved by this treatment. Since pachana chikitsa has the curative effect it is also indicated in the following conditions: Madhyama doshavastha:- Moderate amount of dosha vitiation Madhyama balatura :- Clients having average physical strength Kapha-pitta :- Morbidity of the pitta as well as kapha dosha Chhardi :- Vomiting Atisara :- Diarrhea Hridroga :- Disease of the heart Visuchika :- Disease characterized by vomiting and diarrhea like gastroenteritis Alasaka :- Failure of digestion leading to accumulation of undigested food in the abdomen Jvara :- Febrile illness Vibandha :- Constipation Gourava :- Feeling of heaviness in the body Udgara :- Excessive belching Hrillasa :- Nausea Arochaka :- Lack of taste in the mouth PRESCRIPTION FOR PACHANA CHIKITSA For the pachana chikitsa, different herbal or herbomineral combinations may be prescribed for oral administration in different forms like tablet, decoction, infusion, or powder etc. From the following list of medicines, any one may be prescribed in accordance with palatability or availability. MEDICINES FOR PACHANA CHIKITSA AND THEIR DOSAGE Panchakola phanta :- 50 ml t.i.d. preferably before meals Citrakadi vati :- 500 mg t.i.d. along with water Chitrakasava :- 02 ml t.i.d. Agnitundi vati :- 250 mg t.i.d. with water Hingvashtaka churna :- 3 grams t.i.d. along with first spoon of food. Dried ginger powder :- ½ to 1 gram twice daily before meals (Zinziber officinale) with honey or milk Pippali powder :- 3 grams t.i.d. with water (Piper longum) Shankha vati :- 500 mg t.i.d. with water OBSERVATION OF THE CLIENT FOR THE EFFECT
In the Central India, following the administration of the pachana chikitsa, it is continued for certain period till the client develops the desired effect. The therapist should observe the client regularly to appreciate the appearance of symptoms indicating the proper effect of the pachana chikitsa. As the pachana chikitsa belongs to the category of langhana chikitsa, the appearance of the following symptoms of proper langhana is also suggestive of the proper effect of pachana chikitsa. SYMPTOMS OF PROPER LANGHANA/PACHANA Vata visarga :- Proper passing of the flatus Mutra visarga :- Proper evacuation of the bladder Purisha visarga :- Proper evacuation of the bowel Gatra laghava :- Subjective feeling of lightness in the body Pachana Chikitsa Treatment In India Central Hridaya shuddhi :- Feeling of clarity in the precordial region Kantha shuddhi :- Clarity of the throat Udgara shuddhi :- Clear belching devoid of any odor and taste Asya shuddhi :- Clarity of the mouth Tandra gate :- Disappearance of drowsiness Klama gate :- Disappearance of tiredness Svede jate :- Proper sweating Ruchau jate :- Appearance of proper taste in the mouth Kshutpipasa- :- Development of hunger and thirst, sahodaye and inability to withstand the same. DURATION OF THE PACHANA CHIKITSA In India Central There is no any predetermined duration for the pachana chikitsa. In general the pachana chikitsa is continued till the client develops the above mentioned symptoms of proper effect. In an average it takes about 2 to 7 days for the development of the desired results. As this treatment belongs to the category of apatarpana chikitsa, this causes reduction in the body and most clients may not be able to tolerate this procedure for a longer period. Further, over effect of pachana chikitsa has deleterious effect on the body. Hence physician should prevent the over effect of pachana by all means. Or to say, the pachana treatment should be continued till the client shows desired effect and should be abruptly terminated if he develops any symptom of over effect. SYMPTOMS OF OVER EFFECT OF LANGHANA/ PACHANA Parvabedha :- Pain in joints of the fingers Angamarda :- Body ache Kasa :- Cough Mukha shosha :- Dryness of the mouth Kshutpranasha :- Absence of hunger Aruchi :- Lack of taste in the mouth Trishna :- Excessive thirst Srotra daurbalya :- Impairement of hearing Netra daurbalya :- Impairement of vision Manasah sambhramah :- Confused state of mind Urdhva-vata :- Reversal in the course of vata dosha Tamo-hridi :- Discomfort in the chest Deha-nasha :- Loss of body weight Bala-nasha :- Loss of physical strength Agnibala-nasha :- Loss of digestive fire TREATMENT FOLLOWING PACHANA CHIKITSA IN INDIA CENTRAL Ascertaining the desired effect of the pachana chikitsa, as per the predetermined course of Panchakarma, snehapana is administered from the next day onwards. In some clients sluggishness of the gastrointestinal tract may relapse by the discontinuation of the pachana chikitsa. In such situations continuing the oral medication of the pachana chikitsa along with snehapana is advisable. Tags:- #AyurvedamassageclinicNagpur #PanchakarmatreatmentCenterIndia #AyurvedicherbsIndia #AyurvedicremediesIndia #AyurvedictherapyclinicIndia #AyurvedictreatmentclinicNagpur #BestayurvedictreatmentIndia #VamanatherapyIndia #VirechanatherapyclinicIndia #VamanatreatmentayurvedaNagpur Shaman massage therapy India,Parijatak Ayurveda gives you best ayurvedic treatment in Nagpur, with the combination of authentic Panchakarma therapies along with Ayurvedic Shaman Chikitsa, with DeepanaPachanaChikitsa etc. Our sages have defined shaman chikitsa in their scriptures, and the modern Ayurveda Experts have learnt that the Shaman Therapy is one of the important purification therapies. It is also known as palliation or suppression, as it is a milder form of treatment than shodhan therapy. Shaman aims at restoring balance and harmony in the body through medication and takes less time. Parijatak Ayurveda is one of the best places for giving shaman massage therapy. Unlike Shodhan, the Shaman method demands efforts from the patient to retain the positivity of Shaman. Some methods used in providing shamanic healing to the patientsare deepan, or lying near luminance of the fire, pachan or burning of the toxins, ksud-nigraha or keeping fast, trut-nigraha or observing thirst, vyayama or exercise etc. Vyayaam or ‘physical exercise’ helps to reduce obesity, diabetes, digestive problems etc. AatapSeva or sunbathing is recommended for skin problems, rheumatism, or arthritis. If the body is stronger and ready for harsher purification methods, shodhana therapy is performed at Parijatak Ayurveda. Both vamanAyurvedic treatment and virechan. Ayurvedic treatment are significant steps of Shodhana which help in balancing kapha and pitta doshas. Basti treatment in Ayurveda is recommended forvatadosha. Bastichikitsa eliminates excessive vata from the body. Such rigorous Ayurvedic treatments and use of effective Ayurvedic remedies ensures effective cleansing of body. Call Parijatak Ayurveda and talk to the experts to know the benefits of shaman chikitsa in Ayurveda. TREATMENT FOLLOWING PACHANA CHIKITSA Ascertaining the desired effect of the pachana chikitsa, as per the predetermined course of Panchakarma, snehapana is administered from the next day onwards. In some clients sluggishness of the gastrointestinal tract may relapse by the discontinuation of the pachanachikitsa. In such situations continuing the oral medication of the pachanachikitsa along with snehapana is advisable. |
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