Anantmool is a great herb that has good properties. This herb is very effective in managing Pitta disorders in the body and gastritis. Anantmool is also known as “Sariva” and this is used to treat many Reproductive Disorders in females. This herb is a good natural that managing the body health and helps in detoxification of the body.
This herb has amazing health benefits which helps to improve the skin texture and helps to purify the blood.
This herb is one of the best detoxifying herb which helps in cleaning the body.
Anantmool is very useful plant in the Indian system of Ayurvedic medicines.
CLASSIFICATION OF ANANTMOO
Kingdom – Plantae
Family – Gentianales
Order – Apocyanaceae
SYNONYMES OF ANANTMOOL
English name – Indian Sarsaparilla
Hindi name – Anantmool, Kapuri
Marathi name – Uparsal, Upalsari
Gujrati name – Upalasari, Kapuri
Tamil name – Nannari
Kannada name – Sogadi beru
SANSKRIT SYNONYMES
Sariva
Ananta
Asfota
Utpal Sariva
Shyama
Canadana
Gopi
Gopavalli
ANANTMOOL EFFECTS ON DOSHAS
This herb helps to balance the three doshas.
CHARAK SAMHITA
· Madhur Skandh – Herbs which are sweet in taste
· Kaashara – Herbs which relieve cough
· Hikka nigrahan – Herbs which are good for hiccups
SUSHRUT SAMHITA
Kakolyadi,
Padamkadi Gana
AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES OF ANANTMOOL
Rasa {Taste}
Madhura {Sweet}, Tikta {Bitter}
Guna {Physical Properties}
Guru {Heavy}, Snigdha {Unctuous}
Virya {Potency}
Sheeta {Coolant}
Vipaka {Metabolic Property, After Digestion}
Madhur {Sweet}
PART USED
Leaves
Roots
CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF ANANTMOOL
The fragrant roots of Anantmool {Hemidesmus indicus) or (Indian sarsaparilla) is used in Indian medicines preparation.
The volatiles obtained by steam distillation (yield, 0.25%) contained 2-hydroxy-4-methoxybenzaldehyde (91%) and (−) ledol (4.5%), in pure form, these are isolable, and these are the major constituents of this herb.
The GC–MS analysis of the residual oil, it has shown the presence of over 40 minor constituents.
Among them, nerolidol (1.2%), borneol (0.3%), linalyl acetate (0.2%), dihydrocarvyl acetate (0.1%), salicylaldehyde (0.1%), isocaryophyllene (0.1%), α-terpinyl acetate (traces) and 1,8-cineol (traces), these are important as aromatic and bio-active principles of this herb.
PHYTOCONSTITUENTS REPORTED FROM DIFFERENT PARTS OF HEMIDESMUSINDICUS
Glycosides such as Indicine and Hemidine. Pregnane glycoside such as Hemidescine and Emidine. Pregnaneoligoglycosides viz. demicunine and heminine. Desinine, Indicusin, M edidesmine, Hemisine and Demicine. Steroidal compounds viz. Calogenin-3-o-β-Ddigitoxopyranosteroid, desminine steroid, hemisine steroid. Triterpenoids viz. 3-keto-lup-12 -ene-21->28 olidetriterpene, lup-12-ene-3-β-ol acetate triterpene.
Flavanoid glycosides viz. Hyperoside, Isoquercetin and Rutin
EFFECTS ON TRIDOSHA
It balance the all three dosha in our body
MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS
ROOTS
Anantmool is a perennial, twining, slender, undershrub with woody and fragrant rootstock. The roots are mainly used for Ayurvedic medicinal purpose. Roots are occur in pieces form, these are about 30 cm long and 3-8 mm in diameter, hard, thick, cylindrical, and somewhat tortuous, sparsely branched, these are provided with few thick rootlets and secondary roots, external appearance dark brown in colour, and sometimes it is with violet grey tinge, center is yellowish in colour, and woody. This is surrounded by a mealy white cortical layer, with bark brownish color, corky, and it is marked with transverse cracks and longitudinal fissures and this is easily detachable from the hard central core, it is odor is characteristic, in taste it is sweetish, aromatic and slightly acrid. The root of this is harvested in the autumn and dried for the later use.
STEMS AND BRASNCHES:-
The stems and branches are twine antclockwise are elongated, with narrow surface, tereteand of a deep purple or purplish brown in colour with the surface of slightly ridged at the nodes.
LEAVES
Anantmool leaves are opposite to one another, these are shiny, smooth, and firm, in texture. These are vary in shape and size according to their age.
FLOWERS
The flowers of Anantmool are Greenish yellowish to greenish ourpke to outside and dull yellowish color to light purplish color inside, these are calyx deeply five lobed, and corolla gamopetalous, about twice the calyx, stamens five, inserted near base of corolla which have a thick coronal scale.
FRUITS
The fruits of anantmool are two straight slender, narrowly cylindrical widely and divergent follicles, with many seeds, they are flat oblong, with a long tuft of white silky hairs in it.
USES OF ANANTMOOL
Anantmool is sweet, heavy, and unctuous. It used to teats various disorders, described below:-
Anantmool used to improve quantity of sperms
It used to treat Indigestion
It used to treat many respiratory disorders like Asthma, Cold, flu, and cough
It helps to reduce fever
Used to treat diarrhea and dysentery
It helps to reduce poisoning
It used to treat Menorrhagia
This is one of the best detoxifying herb, so this helps to clean the body
It also helps to purify the blood
It improve the texture of the skin
It used to manage various gynecological problems such as leucorrhea, menorrhagia, and dysmenorrhea etc.
It has good blood purifying properties, therefore it is used in the treatment of snake bite, scorpion bite, and other poisonous insect bite cases
Anantmool is very effective in managing vereral diseases, because of its detoxifying properties
It helps to treat body infections
It helps to treat blocked reproductive system of both males and females
Anantmool has cooling properties, and its administration in the body has a very stabilizing and cooling impact
It helps to neutralize abnormal acidic secretions in the gut
It used to treat ulcerative colitis, gastritis, and stomach ulcers
It reduce the bleeding caused due to stomach ulcers
This also helps to bring down the pyrexia (fever)
It helps to manage the vitiated pitta dosha and skin diseaeses
It roots are used to treats oral ulcers
It is useful in the treatment of anemia
Anantmool is a great body tonic which used to improves overall health
It also used to improve the strength of the body
It used to increase the vitality of the body also
Anantmool is acts as a good brain tonic
It is given to the children, who have speech disorder, and autism
This herb gave good relief in the patients struggling with psychiatric disorders and depression
The paste of root of Anantmool is used to treat joints pain in the case of gout and osteoarthritis
It also helps to curing many skin conditions
This herb used to pacify all three doshas in the body such vata, pitta, and kapha
It used in the treatment of itching and pruritus like skin diseases
Anantmool helps in improving sperm quantity and quality
This is an amazing Blood purifier and it given to breast feeding mothers, this helps to detoxify the breast milk
This is also used in the treatment of scorpion, snake, and other poisonous insect bites
It reduces skin inflammation
This herb helps to heal herpes disease
It used to treat anemia
Anantmool is helpful in the treatment of jaundice
It treats leucoderma
Anantmool has immuno-booster properties and it used to improving immunity of the body
It used to treat dysuria and helps in managing kidney functions
It used in the treatment of cervical lymphadenitis
It also used in the treatment of elephantiasis
The texture of skin is maintained by the regular use of Anantmool herb
Add Anantmool in oil, application of this oil prevent hair fall and this also helps in the growth of hairs.
Amla is also known as Indian gooseberries. The Amla contains Vitamin C.
SYNONYMS OF AMLA:-
Phyllanthus emblica
Emblic
Emblic myrobalan
Myrobalan
Indian gooseberry
Malacca tree
Cicca emblica (L.) Kurz
Diasperus emblica (L.) Kuntze
Dichelactina nodicaulis Hance
Emblica arborea Raf.
Emblica officinalis Gaertn.
Phyllanthus glomeratus Roxb. ex Wall. nom. inval.
Phyllanthus mairei H.Lév.
Phyllanthus mimosifolius Salisb.
Phyllanthus taxifolius D.Don
SANSKRIT NAME OF AMLA:-
Amalaki
SCIENTIFIC NAME:-
Phyllanthus Emblica
CLASSIFICATION OF AMLA:-
Kingdom – Plantae
Division – Magnoliophyte
Class – Magnoliopsida
Higher Classification – Leafflower
Order – Malpighiales
Family – Phyllanthaceae
Genus – Phyllanthus
Species – emblica
AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES OF AMLA:-
Rasa (Taste)
Madhura, Amla, Katu, Tikta, Kashaya
Guna (Property)
Laghu, Ruksha
Virya (Potency)
Sheeta
Vipaka (Post Digestion Effects)
Madhura
USES OF AMLA:-
The Amla has immuno-booster and it helps to body recover from illness
The Amla has several health benefits
The Amlka is helpful in improve memory
The benefits of amla in type 2 diabetes patients, it controls the blood sugar levels
Amla regulate bowel movements and it help to relieve in conditions like irritable bowel syndrome.
Amla berries contains fibers that helps the body High levels of vitamin C, so it helps to body absorb other nutrients like iron and mineral supplements
The Amla berries are rich in vitamin A and this improving the eye health
Amla helps to improves the vision
Amla lower the risk of age-related macular degeneration
This acts as a good antibiotics by fighting bacteria
It protect from conjunctivitis (pink eye)
Amla treats eyes infections and other infections of the body
2. HARITAKI
Haritaki is also known as Terminalia chebula.
SYNONYMS OF HARITAKI:-
Haritakiare Abhya
Pathya
Kayastha
Putna
Amrita
Haimvati
Avyatha
Chetki
Sreyasi
Shiva
Vayastha
Vijiya
Jivanti
Rohini
REGIONAL NAMES OF HARITAKI:-
English name:- Indian walnut, Indian hot plum
Hindi name:- Harad
Telugu:- Karakkaya
Tamil:- Kadukkai
Gujarati:- Harade, Hardi, Harara
Arbian:- Heleelaz
Farsi:- Hallel
Assam:- Shilikha
Kannada:- Ordo, Hardi
Malayalam:- Kadukka
Marathi:- Hirda
Persian:- Halela
CLASSIFICATION OF HARITAKI:-
Kingdom – Plantae
Subkingdom – Spermatophya
Division – Magnoliphyta
Class – Magnoliopsida
Subclass – Rosida
Order – Myrtales
Family – Combretaceae
Genus – Terminalia L.
Species – T. chebula
AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES OF HARITAKI:-
Rasa (Taste)
Madhur, Amal, Katu, Tikta, Kashay
Guna (Property)
Ruksha, Laghu
Virya (Potency)
Ushna
Vipaka (Post Digestion Effects)
Madhur
USES OF HARITAKI:-
Haritaki is used to treat indigestion and gastric problems
Haritaki is used in the treatment of lung disease like Asthma, cold and cough
This helps to reduce the body weight in the patients of obesity
It also cures vision defects
It treats urinary tract infections
Haritaki is also very helpful in all types of skin infections
This is used in hair problems
It helps to controls acidity
Haritaki prevents Diabetes as it helps to regulate the blood sugar levels and decrease resistance in the body
Haritaki churna is used to purify the blood
Haritaki makes the heart muscles stronger
It also cleans the arteries of the heart
It helps to maintain the blood pressure
This improves the absorption of fluid
It increases the digestive enzymes and improves digestion
Haritaki has brain-boosting properties
It is a powerful antioxidant
Haritaki progression the neurogenerative disorders like Parkinson disease
Haritaki plant contains neuroprotective elements, and it helps to prevent loss of memory
It also relieves the tension from the brain
Haritaki also boosts sexual health and stamina of both male and female
It also works as memory boosting food
It also improves the fertility of both male and female
It treats several reproductive diseases
Haritaki improving the gut health
This helps to treat many gastric disorders like diarrhea, flatulence, esophagitis, heartburn, peptic ulcers, gastroesophageal reflux disorder, indigestion, constipation, and stomach pain
It also helps to eliminate abdominal gas and reduces abdominal distension, gaseous cramps, and bloating
Haritaki plays the role of strong anti-bacterial, anti-viral, and anti-fungal
It helps to remove the germs and bacteria from the body
It also treats the wound and improves healing
Haritaki contains a bioactive compound that treats various skin problems like sores, ulcers, and skin fungal, etc
Haritaki provides the hair health
It also strengthens the hairs from their roots
It prevents hairs from breakage and loss of hairs
This also provides silky soft and smooth hairs
Haritaki provides a healthy heart as it reduces the risk of heart attacks, heart blocks, blood clots, and atherosclerosis
It is used to balancing the Vata and pitta disorders
It prevents malnutrition
Haritaki also prevents the stiffness of joints and fatigue
3. BIBHITAKI
SYNONYME OF BIBHITAKI:-
English names – bahera or beleric or bastard myrobalan
Malayalam – Tanikaya
Telugu – Taddi
Tamil – Todikai
Bengali – Taida
Gujrati – Baheda
Hindi – Bahera
Kannada – Tare Kayl
SANSKRIT SYNONYMS:-
Aksha
Karshaphala
Bhootavasa
Kalidruma
Kaliyugalaya
SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION:-
Kingdom – Plantae
Clade – Angiosperms
Clade – Eudicots
Clade – Rosida
Order – Myrtales
Family – Combretaceae
Genus – Terminalia
Species – T. bellirica
CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS:-
Chebulagic Acid
Chebulinic Acid
Gallotannins
Ellagic Acid
Anthroquinone glycosides
Tri-Terpenoids
Bellericoside
Bellericanin
Termilignan
Thannilignan
AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES OF BIBHITAKI:-
Rasa (Taste)
Kashaya (Astringent)
Guna (Property)
Ruksha (Dry), Laghu (Light)
Virya (Potency)
Ushna (Hot)
Vipaka (Post Digestion Effect)
Madhur (Sweet)
USES OF BIBHITAKI:-
Bibhitaki Is used in purgation therapy
Bibhitaki is useful in the treat respiratory problems like cough, hoarseness of voice, and asthma
This is used in hair problems
Bibhitaki is also used to pacify kapha dosha and vata dosha
Bibhitaki helps to reduce cholesterol level in blood as it has anti atherogenic agents
It is a natural blood purifier
Its dietary fibers are good for digestive system
It helps to relieve constipation
Bibhitaki is a natural laxative and used for purgation therapy
It is also a good skin tonic
Bibhitaki cure many types of skin allergies
Bibhitaki contains anti-bacterial properties
It helps to heal acne and ulcer spotted skin
This also used to treat sore throat and gingivitis
It helps to expel out extra mucus from the respiratory track
Bibhitaki is a great immuno booster
Regular use of Bibhitaki is very beneficial for the health
Bibhitaki is very good remedy for diabetes, it regulate the glucose levels in blood as it decrease the sensitivity of insulin
Bibhitaki is a good pain killer
It has anti-inflammatory properties
Bibhitaki is also used to treat rheumatism
The paste of Bibhitaki fruit is applied over the eyelids to treat the conjunctivitis, corneal opacity, and cataract, etc
It has anti-diarrheal properties
Bibhitaki helps to enhance mental focus and alertness as it has adaptogenic behavior
It helps to regulate blood pressure
Vibhita has hepato protective properties due to the presence of gallic acid in Bibhitaki
Bibhitaki has properties of anti-helminthic, anti-fungal
It has also anti-malarial properties
Bibhitaki contains gallotannins which is used in the treatment of Parkinson disease, Alzheimer disease, and retro degenerative diseases.
Menorrhagia is defined as prolonged and excessive menstrual bleeding at regular menstrual cycle intervals. In Ayurvedic classics, it is known as Asrigdara, literally meaning ‘heavy flow of blood’, and is caused by vitiation in both the pitta dosha and rakhta dhatu (blood tissue).
SYNONYMS:-
Asrigdar
Menorrhagia
Yonivyapad
Artavadushti
Pittaj Rajodushti
Raktapradar
Lohitkshara Yonivyaapad
DOSHA-DUSHYA
Dosha – Apan Vayu, Vyan Vayu and Pitta Dosha
Dushya – Ras Dhatu and Rakta Dhatu
ETIOLOGICAL FACTORS
1. ACCORDING TO AYURVEDA
Etiological factors for heavy menstrual bleeding according to Ayurveda Acharya Charak have described the following causes of Asrugdar in Charak Chikitsa Sthan 30
Intake of excessive sour, salty, heavy, katu, vidahi Anna which produces a burning sensation.
The woman who consumes meat of domestic, aquatic, fatty animals.
Payasa(rice cooked with milk)
Curd, Curd water (Mastu) and suktall (vinegar)
Adhyashan- Taking food before digestion of food already taken.
Virudhashan- Incompatible diet
Miscarriage
Excessive coitus
Riding, weight lifting
Trauma
Day Sleeping
2. ACCORDING TO MODERN SCIENCE
Hormonal disturbances – Thyroid, obesity, and pcods lead to hormone imbalance and may result in If there is a change in the normal fluctuations of progesterone and estrogen, the endometrium, can build up too much. This is then shed during menstrual bleeding.
Intrauterine device – Menorrhagia is a well-known complication of using a non-hormonal IUD.
Pregnancy complications – An unusual location of the placenta, such as a low-lying placenta or placenta previa.
Cancer – Uterine cancer and cervical cancer can cause DUB.
Bleeding Disorders – A condition in which an important blood-clotting factor is deficient or impaired can cause abnormal menstrual bleeding.
Adenomyosis – Adenomyosis often causing heavy bleeding and painful periods.
Medications – Anti-inflammatory medications, hormonal medications (estrogen and progestins), and anticoagulants like warfarin or Lovenox, can cause heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding.
Uterine Fibroids
Dysfunction of the ovaries.
Other medical conditions – A number of other medical conditions, including liver or kidney disease, may be associated with menorrhagia.
SIGN AND SYMPTOMS
Prolonged bleeding, longer than seven days
Heavy bleeding, needing to change one or more sanitary pads or tampons every hour.
Needing to use double sanitary protection to control your menstrual blood flow.
Passing blood clots larger than a quarter with menstrual flow
Restricting daily activities due to heavy menstrual bleeding.
Needing to wake up to change sanitary protection during the night.
Symptoms of anemia
Tiredness
Fatigue
Shortness of breath (dyspnea)
DIAGNOSIS
Blood tests – A sample of blood for iron deficiency (anemia) and other conditions, such as thyroid disorders or blood clotting abnormalities
Ultrasound (USG)
Endometrial biopsy
Sonohysterography
Hysteroscopy
AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF MENORRHAGIA
According to Sushruta charya there are four measures for preventing excessive blood loss are as follows
Sandhan – In sandhan karma wound healing is mainly done by Kashay rasatmak dravyas such as Lodhra (Symplocosracemosa), Udumber (Ficus racemosa), Nyagrodh (Ficus bengalensis).
Skandana – Skandan Karma means coagulation which is done by dravyas having sheet virya or sheet guna pradhan dravyas.
Pachana – Pachan karma carried out with Bhasma.
Dahan Karma – By cauterization of blood vessels also proves efficient in controlling blood loss.
ABHYANTARA CHIKITSA
Intake of Bala root powder with 40ml milk twice a day.
Ashoka (saraca indica) twak ksheerpan 40 ml twice a day
Kesar (saffron) with 1 tsp of honey and lick the spoon clean
1 gram lodhra choona, 1gram Nagkeshar choorna and 250 mg pravala bhasma should be intake with Rice water in twice a day.
Parkinson’s disease is a sensory system infection that influences our capacity to control development. The infection ordinarily begins gradually and deteriorates over the long haul. On the off chance that you have Parkinson’s infection, we may shake, have muscle firmness, and experience difficulty strolling and keeping up our equilibrium and coordination.
In Ayurveda Parkinson’s disorder is similar to Kampavata, which is ordered among nanatmaja issues of Vata
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Samprapti of Kampvata
Causative Factors of Kampvata
Aharaja (Dietetic Components)
Rukshanna (Ununctuous diet),
Laghvana (Light eating routine),
Kashayanna (Astringent taste),
Katvanna (Acrid taste), Tiktanna (Bitter taste),
Abhojana(starvation),
Alpasana, Pramitasana (less amount food).
Viharaja (Regimen Factors)
Atilanghana (Leaping over ditch),
Atipradhavana (Excessive running),
Atiprajagara (Excessive arousing),
Ativyavaya(Excessive sex),
Ativyayama (Violent exercise)
Manasika (Psychological components)
Bhaya (Fear), Chinta (Thinking), Shoka (Grief),
Utkantha (Anxiety)
Miscellaneous Variables
Abhighata (Trauma), Ama (Undigested article),
Asrika Kshaya (Loss of blood),
Dhatukshaya(Loss of body components)
Atiyoga of Stambhana and complexity of Vamana Karma,
Indication or confusion of Vataja Ardita (B.P.Vatavyadhi).
Symptoms in Parkinsonism
Balance issues – these can make somebody with the condition bound to have a fall and harm themselves.
Loss of feeling of smell (anosmia) – now and again happens quite a while before different manifestations create
Nerve torment – can create disagreeable uproars, like consuming, frigidity or deadness
Issues with peeing –, for example, getting up every now and again during the night to pee or unexpectedly peeing (urinary incontinence)
Constipation
A powerlessness to acquire or support an erection (erectile brokenness) in men
Trouble getting explicitly stimulated and accomplishing a climax (sexual brokenness) in ladies
Wooziness, obscured vision or blacking out while moving from a sitting or lying position to a standing one – brought about by an abrupt drop in circulatory strain
Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis)
Gulping troubles (dysphagia) – this can prompt unhealthiness and lack of hydration
Exorbitant creation of spit (slobbering)
Issues resting (sleep deprivation) – this can bring about unnecessary drowsiness during the day
Melancholy and uneasiness
Gentle intellectual disability – slight memory issues and issues with exercises that require arranging and association.
Treatment of Kampvata
Ayurvedic medication offers some treatment alternatives if there should arise an occurrence of Parkinson’s disease. Ayurvedic treatment for this condition primarily dependent on the treatment of unequal VATA. Inner and External Oleation (Snehanam) and fomentation (Swednam) structure the premise of the sacred treatment. Oleation should be possible by interior utilization of sedated oils and Ghee. Outer Oleation should be possible by Massage (Ayurvedic Abhyangam). The significant strategy that is referenced in the books of Ayurveda for the treatment of KAMPHA VATA is Basti or Vasti treatment. Vasti (Anal bowel purge) is the best refinement strategy to adjust the upset Vata. Ayurveda likewise offers a wide scope of natural enhancements to help patients with Parkinson’s. As of late numerous examinations directed all throughout the planet have demonstrated the presence of L-dopa (Which is antecedent for Dopamine) is available in a portion of the Ayurvedic spices.
Bronchial asthma is a disorder that causes the aviation routeway of the lungs to expand and limit. Because of this growth, the airway creates an abundance of bodily fluid making it difficult to inhale, which brings about hacking, short breath, and wheezing. The infection is ongoing and meddles with day-by-day working. The sickness is treatable and inhalers help defeat asthma assaults. Bronchial Asthma can influence any age or sexual orientation and relies on ecological and inherited factors on the loose.
In Ayurveda, Bronchial Asthma is also called Tamak Shwasa. Tamaka Shwasa is a wide term that incorporates a lot more sicknesses where dyspnoea is the prevalent symptom. Yet at the same time, we can correspond Bronchial Asthma to Tamaka Shwasa.
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Causative Factors of Asthma
Viral Infection like cold and influenza, or pneumonia,
Air Pollution, smoke, exhaust from vehicles, etc.
Stress and anxiety.
Physical movement or exercise prompted asthma.
Medications like anti-inflammatory medicine, Ibuprofen, beta-blockers, etc.
Acid reflux or gastroesophageal reflux illness (GERD).
Perfumes and fragrances.
Weather, particularly outrageous changes in temperature.
Food added substances.
Samprapti (Pathogenesis) of Tamak Shwasa
Sign & Symptoms of Asthma
Asthma signs change starting with one individual then onto the next. You may have uncommon asthma attacks, have side effects exactly at explicit.
Asthma Signs and Indications Include:
Windedness
Chest coziness or torture
Wheezing while at the same time breathing out, which is a normal sign of asthma in young people
Inconvenience snoozing achieved by shortness of breath, hacking or wheezing
Hacking or wheezing attacks that are crumbled by a respiratory disease, similar to a cold or occasional flu
Signs that Your Asthma is in All Likelihood Crumbling Include:
Asthma signs and indications that are more consistent and bothersome
Expanding inconvenience breathing, as assessed with a contraption used to check how well your lungs are working (top stream meter)
The need to use a quick assistance inhaler even more consistently
For Certain People Groups, Asthma Signs and Side Effects Emit in Explicit Conditions:
Exercise-incited asthma, which may be all the more dreadful when the air is cold and dry
Word related asthma, set off by workplace aggravations like compound exhaust, gases or buildup
Sensitivity provoked asthma, set off by means of airborne substances, similar to clean, structure spores, cockroach waste, or particles of skin and dried spit shed by pets (pet dander)
Complications of Bronchial Asthma
Intense serious asthma
Repetitive bronchitis and pneumonia (from irresistible)
Atelectasis (breakdown) of lung or bronchiectasis (from mucous fittings)
Emphysema
Pneumothorax (unconstrained) Ongoing Cor Pulmonale and Respiratory Disappointment (in late-stage)
Management of Tamak Shwasa
Nidana Parivarjana
The first line of treatment is to stay away from the causative elements. On the off chance that the encouraging or inclining factors are not stayed away from, the Doshas associated with the pathogenesis will additionally be disturbed and the visualization will be more awful. In the treatment of Tamak Shwasa (Bronchial Asthma) aversion of causative factors or setting off factors play a very significant job.
Samshaman and Samshodhana Chikitsa
The line of treatment dependent on these treatments depicted by Acharya Charaka can be partitioned as:
Samanya Chikitsa Krama (General standards of treatment)
Vishisht Chikitsa Krama (Specific treatment)
1) Samanya Chikitsa Krama (General standards of treatment)
Charak referenced the treatment of tamak Shvasa according to Doshic status.
Vata-kaphanashak chikitsa
Vata Karak and kaphanashak chikitsa
Kaphakarak and vatanashak chikitsa
At the point when Vata and Kapha are similarly vitiated then Vata Kaphanashaka Chikitsa is helpful. At the point when Kapha causing obstacle of Vayu then Kaphnashak and Vatakarak
Chikitsa is helpful out of all these “Anilapaham” Chikitsa is viewed as an unrivaled one. Brihan Chikitsa has been shown in Shwasa Roga.
2) Vishisht Chikitsa Krama (Specific treatment)
As indicated by the transcendence of Dosha the patient of Shwasa can be isolated into two gatherings:
Vata prevalent
Kapha prevalent
As indicated by the body fabricated the patient of Shwasa can be isolated into two gatherings:
Ayurveda is based on the sound principles of diagnosis. It does not require clinical or costly investigations. Ashtvidha pariksha is mentioned by Acharya Yogaratnakara.
Ashtashana pareeksha is one among the different methods of rogi pareeksha there are 8 factors that are taken into consideration during the examination and tests carried out with the patients. Also, Nadi Pariksha is one of the most significant examination parts for diagnosis of the disease of patients.
ASHTVIDHA PARIKSHA
Nadi – The pulse
Mootram – The urine
Malam – The facal matter
Jihwa – The tongue
Shabda – The voice of patients
Sparsha – Touch
Druk – The eyes and vision
Akruti – General body build
1. NADI PARIKSHA
Nadi apriksha is one of the most important methods of diagnosis in Ayurveda. Many physicians can make the diagnosis only by examining the pulse. The examination of strength, rhythm, speed, quality of the Nadi shows each change occurring in the body, just similar to the strings of Veena which produce music.
SYNONYMS:-
Dhamani
Tantuki
Snayu
Jeevanajnaana
TYPES OF NADI:-
Vata Nadi – it is fast, irregular, moves like a snake. In modern science it can be compared with thread and irregular pulse. It can be felt in the Agra bhaga ie. By index finger
Pita Nadi – in this pulse is throbbing, rich, forceful and elevated in middle. It can be compared to the jumping frog. It can be felt by middle finger
Kapha Nadi – kapha pulse is slow, steady and somewhat heavy. Kapha nadi can be compared to the movement of a stork. It can be felt by ring finger (Anamika Anguli).
PROCEDURE:-
The best time for naadi pareeksha is in the morning.
Both vaidya and rogi should have calm and cool mind.
They must sit in a comfortable – place facing each other.
The naadi of the right hand will be clear in males, while in female that of left hand.
The patient’s wrist should be partially flexed and extended fingers
Physician should hold the wrist of the patient by the examining hand and should place his index, middle and ring fingers one angula below the Angushtamoola & then must examine the naadi.
The index finger should be nearer to the root of the thumb.
NADI IN VARIOUS DISEASES: –
Jwara – Pulse is hot and rapid in fever.
Kaama and krodha – Pulse rate increases during lust and anger.
Chinta and bhaya – Pulse rate decreases during worry and fear.
Mandagni and dhatukshaya – Slow and feeble type.
Hunger – During hunger nadi becomes unsteady and after meal it becomes stable.
2. MUTRA PARIKSHA
The urine examination is done by naked eye to check for its color, frequency, consistency and sediments. Urine is an important waste product of the body and its examination yields valuable information regarding health and ill health.
PROPERTIES OF URINE
Ishat Peetavarnam
Apicchilam (Non-Greasy)
Anavilam (Clear)
Ushna, Thikshna and Kshara
METHOD OF COLLECTION
The mootra should be collected during the last prahara of night (early morning).
It must be collected in a clean glass vessel and examined after sunrise.
The middle stream is collected and initially expelled urine is expelled.
COLOUR IN VARIOUS DISEASES
Agnimandya – Matulungarasa
Ajeerna – Tandulodaka
Vatapittaprakopa – Dhumrajalabha
Vatakapha Prakopa – Phenila and Sweta
Kaphapittaprakopa – Rakthavarna and Kalusha
TAILA BINDU PARIKSHA
Tailabindu pariksha is a diagnostic tool of urine examination developed by the Acharya Yogaratnakar. Taila bindu pareeksha on mutra of different individual is used to determine the sadyaasadyata of a disease.
One drop of pure sesame oil is put over a cup of freshly collected urine, then note its spread:
In Ayurveda Paralysis has been discussed under Vata vyadhi disorder. In Ayurveda, it is termed as Pakshaghata which means impairment of Karmendriyas/paralysis of one half of the body where “paksha” denotes either half of the body and “Aghata” denotes the impairment of body movements and mental stability.
DEFINITION
Paralysis is a condition where partial or complete loss of function especially when involving the motion or sensation in a part of the body or loss of the ability to move
Partial loss of body function is termed hemiplegia and complete loss of body function is paraplegia.
TYPES OF PARALYSIS
There are many types of paralysis:
Facial Paralysis – loss of strength and mobility of facial muscles.
Monoplegia – loss of strength of one limb.
Hemiplegia – affecting one side of the body such as the leg and arm of the same side of the body.
Paraplegia – Paralysis of both legs and sometimes parts of the trunk.
Quadriplegia – affects both arms and both legs
CAUSES OF PARALYSIS
There are many reasons for this condition. The most common reasons are:
Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure.
Head Injury Due to Trauma or Accident
Severe Brain Infection
Brain Tumors
Cerebral Haemorrhage
Shock
CLINICAL FEATURES
In severe cases of paralysis bowel and Bladder may be affected
Impaired movement of hands and legs.
Instability mental function.
Speech may be affected (slurred speech)
Temporary loss of vision in one or both eyes or blurry vision.
Difficulty in swallowing
Headache
Unable to understand
Rapid unintentional eye movement.
Whole-body fatigue, light-headedness, or vertigo
Walking difficulty and numbness in limbs
In case of facial paralysis dropping of eyelid and mouth deviation are seen
DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FOR PARALYSIS
Identifying and diagnosing external paralysis is easy as there’s a clear loss of movement and muscle function in a body part. For internal body parts where paralysis is more difficult to identify, your physician may use some imaging studies such as-
X-Rays
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
CT-SCAN
Myelography
Electromyography (EMG)
Spinal Tap
MANAGEMENT IN AYURVEDA
AYURVEDIC MEDICINE FOR PARALYSIS
Traditional medicines in the form of crude herbal extracts of a single plant or combination of plants, with or without additional minerals have been used in alleviating and curing disorders related to problems of the nervous system, some of which includes:
Herbs like:
Ashwagandha (Withania Somnifera)
Brahmi (Bacopa Monnieri)
Eranda (Ricinus Communis
Rasona (Allium Sativum)
Rasna (Pluchea Lanceolata)
Medicines like:
Dashmoola Arista
Sarasawathaarista
Bhihat vata Chintamani
Ekangavira rasa
Mahavatavidwamsana
Balarista
Sacharadi kasahya
Gandarwahastadi qwatha
PANCHAKARMA FOR PARALYSIS
Paralysis can be treated by Panchakarma which is one of the significant treatment modalities of Ayurveda. Panchakarma means five procedures, which are as follows:
Vamana (therapeutic emesis)
Virechana (purgation)
Asthapanvasti (enema using medicated decoction)
Anuvasanvasti (enema using medicated oil)
Shirovirechan /Nasya (nasal administration of medicines).
Along with these five major procedures there are various other allied therapies such as oleation (snehana), perspire (swedana) are also overall comes under panchakarma.
Snehana (Oleation)treatment like massage, Kayaseka, Shirodhara, Shirobasti, Pichu etc with medicated oils followed by different modalities of Medicated fomentation for 7 – 21 days.
Abhayanga (Massage)with symptom specific medicated oils followed by medicated fomentation helps to increase circulation also strengthens the muscles and nerves.
Virechana (Purgation) – To increase the Metabolism, to relieve constipations, strengthens the gut, also helps to improve the functioning of the nerves in the affected area.
Basti(Enema) in the form of Matra Basti, Anuvasana Basti, Nirooha Basti for the period of 8 – 32 days.
Medicated enema helps in nourishing, strengthening, and also stabilizing the overall functions of the body functioning and this treatment takes a major role in healing the paralytic patient.
Nasya karma for 7 – 9 days -Therapy helps to strengthen the muscles, nerves and circulation above the shoulder.
Panchakarma has no side effects and it is more useful in treating neurological diseases as well as paralysis.
“The Procedure such as Patra pinda Sweda, Shashtika shali pinda Sweda, Anuwasana Basti, Shirodhara, Shiro Basti, Sarvanga Abhyanga helps in nerve strengthening and increases blood circulation in affected areas, that helps to fasten and progress the movements”.
PATHYA-APATHYA FOR PARALYSIS
Avoid food items that are spicy, astringent and oily/fatty food.
Include foods that are sweet, sour, and salty.
Avoid incompatible diet (Viruddhahara), bengal gram, peas, potato etc.
Use onion, garlic, ginger, black gram, horse gram, radish, ash gourd, green gram etc in regular diet.
Pomegranate, grape or papaya fruits are very useful in paralysis
Carrot, beetroot, okra, and asparagus should be part of your daily diet.
Intake high fiber food items as advised by the physician.
Control the treatable risk factors like diabetes mellitus, hypertension, heart diseases.
Dhoopan is an Ayurvedic procedure in which fumes or smoke produced from defined Ayurvedic drug formulations are inhaled/exposed by patients for medicinal/therapeutic relief or externally as a cleanser to the environment.
There is a major risk of spread of airborne infections with hospital-acquired infections and to mitigate Dhoopan is a safe practice and very effective to control such infections.
Dhoopan is a classical ayurvedic method of sterilization for Vranitagar (wound healing), Sutikagar, Kumaragar, etc. with preventive as well as curative/restorative efficacy. Fumes can be facilitated to expose or inhale in various diseases such as cough, fever, coryza, piles, epilepsy, insanity, Asthma, bronchitis, and wounds.
The constituents of Dhoopare Ayurvedic herbs, animal products (like skin, hair, bones, horn, etc.), and various minerals, described in Ayurveda are efficient anti-microbial, anti-fungal, and antiviral action by nature.
Since ancient times, sages used to clean the environment by havanaadi (home)rituals. However, because of the lacking scientific validation, these Dhoopan practices are not famous, which bring attention to research opportunities and understand its safety, potency, and efficacy to control airborne infections.
Dhoop kalpas have advantages in dealing with airborne infection because of antioxidant and anti-microbial properties with safe, economical, and eco-friendly potential. Thus, it can be publicized in the prevention and control of COVID 19 like a pandemic situation as a supplementary method.
Airborne infections are the commonest ones, develop respiratory disorders. COVID 19 is one of the viral respiratory problems, created pandemic with a high death rate. Covid spreads from droplets, aerosol, and fomite by the affected patient’s cough, nasal secretions, sneeze, sputum, or nasal discharge, and the environment gets easily contaminated.
Airborne infections can rapidly spread in masses through breathing and inhalation of microbes in an infectious environment. Therefore, this is required to sterile the area by disinfectant herbs or fumigation.
There are many types of microbes present everywhere in the environment. Hence, it is a protocol to fumigate operation theatre before surgery to prevent hospital-acquired infections.
Recently, Dhoopan is rarely used as a fumigation method. Therefore, re-publicize the advantages of Dhoopan karma and evaluate the efficacy of different Dhoop kalpas for fumigation purposes Rakshoghna (anti-microbial) with safe and quick action to prevent airborne infections.
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Action
There are many common drugs such as Guggulu, Sarja, Arishtak/Neem, Rason , Haridra, Sarshapa, cow dung cakes , Ghrit , Hing , Vidanga , Yava ,Aparajita , Vacha , Devdaru , Daruharidra, Bilva, Lakh, Atasi, Bramhi, Jatamansi, Sarpanirmok/skin of snake etc. Almost all the Dhoopan dravya have an action of deodorant, antiseptic, analgesic, antipyretic, vishhar, anti-inflammatory, Rakshoghna (anti-microbial), etc. by spreading pleasant aroma to fill in the air. The action of these drugs has been proven to the efficacy for improving health as well as prevention and control of diseases as they are anti-microbial by nature. Their classification has been done as per Samhita (Charak, Ashtang Hridaya, Sushrut, and Ashtang Sangraha), diseases, indications, and confirmed action with references.
Preparation of ‘DHUP’
The drugs which are recommended for Dhupana are selected classically and to be taken in mentioned (in detail) proportion. The ingredients are coarsely powdered separately and a homogenous mixture of herbs is prepared by mixing all the ingredients.
Composition
Sr. No.
Dravy
Latin Name
Family
Official Part
Proportion
1.
Guggulu
Commifera mukul
Burseraceae
Niryasa
1.5 parts
2.
Ushira
Vetiveria zizanoidsLinn.
Graminae
Root
1.5 parts
3.
Vacha
Acorus calamusLinn.
Araceae
Rhizome
1 parts
4.
Rala
Shorea robustaGaertn.
Dipterocarpaceae
Niryasa
1.5 parts
5.
Nimba
Shorea robustaGaertn.
Dipterocarpaceae
Niryasa
1.5 parts
6.
Arka
Calotropis proceraLinn.
Asclepiadaceae
Moola
1.5 parts
7.
Devadaru
Cedrus deodaraLoud.
Pinaceae
Bark
1.5 parts
8.
Loban
Boswellia carteriiRoxb.
Bursuraceae
Niryasa
3 parts
Dhoopana Procedure
200 grams of dry cow dung cakes are to be burned with the help of mentholated spirit in a sharava. The sharava is kept in the center room and smoke is generated by subjecting dhoopan dravya to fire. 25 grams of Dhoopan dravya to be burned little by little for about ten minutes. Then the room should be closed for an hour. The procedure can be done during day time.
Reference
In Bhaishjya Ratnavali text Out of a total of 14 Dhoomkalpas, three indicated fever, three for Kasaand remaining for Graha, pilla, shool, Arsharoga, Vranaropan.
In Ras RatnaSammuchhaya, a total number of eight kalpas are mentioned for Kasa, Shwas, and Graha.
In BharatBhaishajya Ratnaka classical text, many Dhoopkalpas are mentioned in detail for Hikka roga, Kandu, Krimi, Shoola, Netravikar, and Jwar disorders taken from these texts Gadnigraha, Yogratnakar, VangSen, Bhavprakash nighantu, and Brihat Nighantu Ratnakar.
In Sharangdhar Samhitaalso Dhoopan karma or fumigation is indicated in ulcer and respiratory ailments in a different chapter named Dhumrapan vidhi.
Skin Rashes are usually result from Skin Inflammation, Rashes are the abnormal changes in the skin texture and color. There are many causes of Skin Rashes.
Skin rash can cover a large area or can be located to just one small part of the body.
Skin rashes can be moist, dry, bumpy, smooth, blistered, cracked, or rashes may be painful, itchy, and change in color.
There are some common causes of skin rashes include contact dermatitis, allergic reactions, Medicinal allergy and body infections.
Skin Rashes Causes
There are many causes of Skin rashes, including Diseases, allergic reactions, and medicinal allergies. Skin rashes can also be caused by bacterial, viral, fungal, parasitic infections.
There are some common causes of Skin Rashes are given below in details:-
Contact Dermatitis: –
Contact Dermatitis is the most common causes of rashes. This occurs when the skin has a reaction to something by touched. In this condition the skin may become inflamed and red, and the rashes tends to be oozy and weepy.
There are some common causes includes:-
Dyes in clothes
Beauty products
Poisonous plants, such as sumac and poison ivy
Chemicals, such as rubber or latex
Medications:-
There are certain medications which can cause rashes in some patients.
This may be a due to the side effect or an allergic reaction of any medication.
Allergic reaction of some antibiotics
Photosensitivity: – They make the patient more sensitive to sunlight. The photosensitivity reactions are seems similar to sunburn reactions.
Infections:-
Infections by Bacteria
Infection by Viruses
Fungal infections can also cause skin rashes.
These rashes will increased with the infection, depending on the type of infections.
Candidiasis: – This is very common type of fungal infection, This causes an itchy rash that appears in the folds of the skin.
Autoimmune Disorder:-
This is a condition when a patient have weak Immune system or immune system begins to attack healthy tissue of the body. This condition is called Autoimmune disorder. There are many types of autoimmune disorders, some of which can produce Skin Rashes.
The common symptom of this disorder, produces butterfly-shaped rash on the facial skin.
Sign and Symptoms
There are some common sign and symptoms of Skin Rashes are mentioned below:-
Sore Throat
Joints Pain
Rashes may be caused by animal or insect bite
There is Red streaks near the rash
Tenderness near the rash
There may be a large collection of pus
Change in coloration of the skin
Difficulty in breathing
Pain in throat, pain may be mild or sever
High fever may occur
Confusion
Dizziness
Swelling of the face or extremities
Severe pain in the neck or head
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Sever pain in neck or head
Causes of Skin Rashes
There are 57 Possible Causes of Skin Rashes are Mentioned Below in Details: –
1. Bites and Stings:-
This is a condition in which skin rashes can cause due to Insect bite or sting. The reaction will depending on the patient or the animal, sign and symptoms often include:-
Redness
Rash
Itching
Pain
Swelling on the local area
2. Flea Bites
Fleas are known as a tiny jumping insects that can live at the home in fabrics. They can take over a home very rapidly because these insects have a very fast breeding cycle. Symptoms are Include: –
Flea bites can cause the red spots on skin
The skin may become very irritated and painful
By scratching secondary infections can be caused.
3. Fifth Disease or Erythema Infectiosum:-
Fifth Disease is also known as known as erythema infectiosum. This disease is caused by a virus known as parvovirus B19.
Symptoms of fifth disease is a rash, which appears in three stages, are mentioned below:-
In the first stage:- A blotchy red rash are appears on the cheeks with groups of red papules.
In the second stage:- A net/web of red marks may appear on the trunk and arms after 4 days.
In the third stage:- The rash only appears after exposure to heat or sunlight.
4. Impetigo
Impetigo is commonly affects the children. This is highly contagious skin infection. The first sign of Impetigo is a patch of red and itchy skin. There are two different types of impetigo are mentioned below in details:-
Non-bullous impetigo:- This is a red sores that appear around the nose and mouth.
Bullous impetigo:-This is a less common type of impetigo. This generally affects children under 2 years of age. In this condition medium to large size of blisters are appears on the trunk, legs, and arms.
5. Shingles
Shingles is a type of an infection of the nerve of the patient. It is caused due to the chickenpox virus (varicella-zoster virus). Symptoms of Shingles include:-
The skin rash seems similar to chickenpox in a form of band around the infected nerve.
Blisters can produce a solid red band on the infected area.
Rash is often painful.
6. Scabies
Scabies is a skin infection caused by a microscopic mite. It spreads easily through person-to-person contact. It is very contagious disease. Symptoms of Scabies are mentioned below:-
Intense itching:- It often worse at night time.
Rash:- They appears in lines as the mite burrows.
Blisters may present sometimes.
Sores:- Due to scratched sores may appear.
7. Eczema
Eczema is the most common type of skin Infection. It commonly develops in childhood. Symptoms of eczema are depend on the type of the disease and on the age of the patient. Symptoms of Eczema are mentioned below in details:-
Dry scaly patches on the skin
Intensely itchy rash
Rough and Cracked skin
8. Hay Fever or Allergic Rhinitis:-
This condition is an allergic response to pollen. Symptoms can be similar to a common cold, mentioned below:-
Runny nose
Watery eyes
Sneezing
Skin rashes
Rashes may be similar to Hives
Itchy and red patches on the skin
Eruptions on the skin
9. Scarlet Fever
This disease caused by a toxin released by a bacteria known as Streptococcus pyogenes. This is the same bacteria that is responsible for Strep throat infection. Symptoms of Scarlet fever include:-
Sore throat
Rashes on skin
Red blotches rash
Blotches turn to fine pink-red rash like sunburn in which skin feels rough
10. Rheumatic Fever
Rheumatic fever is an infection caused by streptococcal. This is an inflammatory reaction. This is most commonly affects children aged 5-15 years. Symptoms include:
Small painless bumps under skin
Red skin rash
Swollen tonsils
11. Mono (Mononucleosis)
Mononucleosis or Mono, is caused by a virus. Symptoms can include:
Pink rash like measle
Body aches
High fevers
12. Ringworm
Ringworm is caused by a fungus. The fungal infection affects the subcutaneous layer of the skin, scalp, and nails. Symptoms include:-
Itchy, red rash in rings, sometimes they are slightly raised
Small patches of scaly skin
Hair near patches break downs
13. Measles
This is a highly contagious disease caused by the Virus known as rubeola virus. Symptoms include:
Reddish-brown rash on skin
Small grayish and white spots with bluish and white centers in the oral cavity
Dry cough
14. Yeast Infection (Candidiasis):-
Candidiasis is a fungal infection, It commonly occurs at genitals. It affects both sexes, but most commonly, female. Symptoms include:-
Rash
Pain and soreness in the genital area
Itching
Burning
Irritation
15. Stasis Dermatitis or Varicose Eczema
Stasis dermatitis is also called as varicose eczema. This condition is develops due to poor circulation of the blood. This commonly affects the areas of lower legs. Symptoms include:-
Varicose vein
Itchy and Dry skin
Red, swollen, painful skin
Crust Skin
Heavy and painful legs after standing for some time
16. German Measles or Rubella
This is a type of an infection caused by the virus known as rubella virus. Symptoms include:-
Rashes on skin which commonly begins on the face
Inflamed and red eyes
Stuffy nose
17. Sepsis
This is blood poisoning infection. Symptoms include:-
Rash of skin
Increased heart rate
Fever
18. West Nile Virus
This is an that infection spread by mosquitos. Symptoms include:-
Pink skin rash on the trunk, arms, or legs
Raised or flat rashes over skin
Vomiting
Excessive Sweeting
19. Lyme Disease
This is a bacterial infection which transferred to humans by the bite of an infected tick. Symptoms include:-
The rash are small red area that may be warm.
Fever
20. Cellulitis:-
This is a bacterial infection of the deep layer of the skin (dermis). This occurs when a bacteria is entered through break skin. Symptoms include:-
This is a contagious bacterial infection. Symptoms include:-
Rash
Swelling
Tenderness in the affected part of the body
Wounds
22. Chickenpox
Chickenpox is a viral infection caused by the varicella zoster virus. Symptoms include:-
An itchy rash of small red spots that appears on the facial skin and trunk, and then spreads all over the body
Spots then develop blisters on top
After 48 hours, the blisters cloud and start to dry out
23. Lupus
Lupus is an autoimmune disease, which attacks the immune system and healthy tissue. Symptoms include:-
Butterfly-shaped rash on cheeks and the bridge rash on the nose.
Flaky red spots
Purple, scaly rash on the face, neck, and arms.
Skin sensitivity to the sun.
24. Toxic Shock Syndrome
This condition is caused by a bacterial infection. Symptoms include:-
Fever and rash
Rashes that similar to sunburn and covers all over the body
Rashes are flat not raised
Rashes turns white when pressed
25. Acute HIV Infection
During the first stages of HIV infection, the levels of the virus is very high in the blood. The immune system is weak in this condition. Symptoms include:-
Rashes mostly affects the upper part of the body
flat or raised small red dots
26. Hand, Foot, and Mouth
Hand, foot, and mouth is a childhood illness. This is caused by viral infection. Symptoms include:-
Rash are flat, non-itchy red blisters on the hands and soles of the feet.
Loss of appetite.
Ulcers on the throat, tongue, and mouth.
27. Acrodermatitis or Gianotti-Crosti Syndrome
This is a type of pustular psoriasis. This disease is associated with viral infections. Symptoms include:
Itchy purple or red blisters
Swelling of lymph nodes
bloated abdomen
28. Hookworm
Hookworm is an intestinal parasite. Symptoms include:-
Skin rash that are red, itchy, and raised.
Breathing complications.
Extreme tiredness.
29. Kawasaki Disease
This disease mainly affects the children. This is characterized by an inflammation of the walls of the arteries in all over the body. Symptoms include:
Rash on the legs, arms, and torso and between the genitals and anus.
A rash on the soles of the feet and palms of the hand
Sometimes rashes with peeling skin.
Swollen, chapped, and dry lips.
30. Syphilis
This is a sexually transmitted bacterial infection. Symptoms are depending on the stage of the disease. Symptoms include:-
Initially:- Painless, firm, and round syphilitic sores.
Later:- non-itchy red/brown rash that starts on the trunk and spreads all over the body.
Oral, anal, and genital wart-like sores.
31. Typhoid
Typhoid is caused by a bacteria known as Salmonella Typhi. This is spread by contact with feces of an infected patient. Symptoms include:-
Rash that is rose-colored spots, especially on the abdomen and neck.
High Fever up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit.
Abdominal pain, diarrhea or constipation.
32. Dengue Fever
This is also called break bone fever; this is transmitted by mosquitos. Symptoms include:-
Initially a flat, red rash appears over the body.
Later, a secondary rash appears, similar to measles.
Severe joint pain
Muscle Pain.
33. Ebola
This is a serious viral infectious disease. This spreads through families and friends. Symptoms include:
A short-lived mild rash may be present.
Rashes begin to peel and look like sunburn.
The rash may turn to abscesses.
34. SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Disorder)
(SARS) is a contagious and fatal respiratory illness. Symptoms include:-
Skin rash
Chills
Stiff muscles
35. Contact Dermatitis
Contact dermatitis occurs when the skin comes in contact with an irritant. Symptoms include:-
Red, flaky rash that stings
Blistered skin
Burning sensation
Cracked skin
36. Fungal Infection
Some fungi live naturally on the human body but sometimes, they can overtake the body. Symptoms include:-
Red rash with a circular shape and raised edges
cracking, flaking, or dry peeling of the skin in the infected area
Chafing, irritation, and itching on skin.
Burning in the infected area
37. Drug Allergy
Certain patients have allergic reactions to drugs. Symptoms include:
Rash, including hives
Itchy skin or eyes
Swelling
38. Atypical Pneumonia
Atypical pneumonia is less severe than the typical form. Symptoms include:
Rashes
Weakness and Fatigue
Chest Pain, Especially During Deep Breathing
39. Erysipelas
This is a skin infection. It is a form of cellulitis. It effects on the upper layers of the skin, rather than deeper tissue. Symptoms Include:-
Swollen, red, and shiny
Tender
Warm to the touch
Red streaks above the affected area
40. Reye’s Syndrome
Reye’s syndrome is commonly occurs in children. It can cause serious damage to the organs of the body, mainly the brain and liver. Symptoms include:
Rash on the palms of the hands and feet.
Heavy and repeated vomiting.
Lethargy, confusion
Headache
41. Addisonian Crisis or Adrenal Crisis
In this condition, the adrenal glands stop working correctly. Symptoms include:
Skin Reactions, Including Rashes
Low Blood Pressure
Fever, Chills, And Sweating
42. Chemical Burns
Chemical burns are very common. They may be occurs when a patient comes in direct contact with a fumes or chemical. Symptoms include:
Black or dead skin
irritation, burning, or redness in the skin
pain and numbness on the affected area
43. Colorado Tick Fever or Mountain Tick Fever and American Tick Fever
This is a viral infection that develops after a bite from a Rocky Mountain wood tick. Symptoms include:
Flat or pimply rash
Skin or muscle pain
Fever
44. Accidental Poisoning by Soap Products
This condition is caused due to contact of some soap products that contain strong chemicals. If these soaps are ingested or inhaled, they can cause serious damage to the body. Symptoms include:
Chemical burns on the skin
Swelling of the throat, lips, and tongue
Difficulty in breathing
45. Adult-Onset Still’s Disease
This is a inflammatory disorder that usually affects people in 30 years of age. Symptoms include:
A pink rash, mostly affecting the chest and thighs.
Joint and muscle pain, commonly affected
Knees, wrists, and ankles are also effected
Enlarged spleen, liver, or lymph nodes.
46. Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis is the most common form of arthritis. This commonly occurs in the children. Symptoms include:
Fleeting rashes
Scaly psoriasis-like rash
Spiking fever
47. Histoplasmosis
This is a fungal infection of the lungs. Sometimes, it produces pneumonia-like symptoms. Symptoms include:
Rash
Chest pain
Red bumps on lower legs
48. Dermatomyositis
In this condition the muscle weakness and rashes may occurs. The rash may be bluish-purple or red and patchy in color. Symptoms including (It appears in a number of places):-
Shoulders and upper back
Knuckles
Palms and fingers
Around the eyes
49. Graft-Versus-Host Disease
Patients who treated for certain cancers may sometimes needs stem cells transplantation. In some cases, the donor cells attack the recipient’s healthy cells. Symptoms include:
Rashes affecting the palms of the hands, soles of the feet, ears, or face.
Skin changes, such as drying, scaling, scarring, hardening, and darkening.
Loss of hairs.
50. Icthyosis Vulgaris
This is a hereditary skin condition that appears in childhood stage. It is caused by a mutation in the genes, which are codes for the protein filaggrin. Symptoms include:
The surface of skin becomes dry, thick, and scaly.
The dryness is fine, white, or skin-colored scales.
It mainly affects the elbows, shins, face, scalp, and torso.
51. Pemphigoid
This is a autoimmune disorder that cause rashes and skin blistering. There are three main types:-
Bullous pemphigoid:- These appears on the lower torso, groin, armpits, inner thighs, soles, and palms.
Cicatricial pemphigoid:- They mostly affects mucous membranes.
Pemphigoid gestationis:- These are develops during pregnancy and mostly affects the upper part of the body.
52. Sarcoidosis
This is a condition in which there is growth of persistent, inappropriate granulomas, and clumps of inflammatory cells. Symptoms include:
Erythema nodosum:- This is a raised red rash on the lower extremities.
Nodules or growths under the skin, mainly around scar tissue.
Skin discoloration.
53. Phenylketonuria
This is a genetic condition that affects how phenylalanine is broken down by the body. Symptoms include:-
Skin rashes, such as eczema
Lighter skin and eyes due to abnormal levels of melanin
Seizures
54. Porphyria
This is a genetic disorders that can affect the nervous system or the skin. Symptoms include:
Redness and swelling on the skin
Burning pain on the skin
Changes in skin pigmentation
55. Dermatitis Neglecta
Dermatitis neglecta is a skin disorder that occurs due to poor hygiene. This condition is similar to other allergic conditions. Symptoms include:-
Patches of scaly skin
Sweat and moisture
Dirt
Bacteria and other germs
56. Heliotrope Rash
Heliotrope rash is an inflammatory muscle disease called dermatomyositis. Symptoms includes:
Raised and bumpy skin
Red patches
Skin looks dry and irritated
57. Uric Acid Skin Rash
This condition is occurs when patient have high levels of uric acid in the blood. This high levels of uric acid can cause accumulate of crystals in and around a joint. Increased uric acid can also cause gout. Symptoms include:
A dotted rash on the surface of the skin
Redness, tenderness, and swelling of the joints
Prolonged joint pain for weeks.
Treatment According Ayurveda
Chandigarh Ayurveda CenterSkin Care Tablet is herbo mineral and purely ayurvedic formulation. These tablets help to maintain the texture of the skin.
This Tablet contains various Pure herbs like Haridra khand, Panchnimb churna, Khadir chahal, Chirayta, Mulethi, Chopchini, Gandhak, Ajmoda that work very effectively on all skin types. Skin care tablet is a blood purifying. It also detoxifies the blood.