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Table 1: The major skin diseases and its dosha dominance. | Table 1: The major skin diseases and its dosha dominance. | ||
Skin diseases Dosha dominance | {| class="wikitable" | ||
Kapala Vata | ! rowspan="1"| Skin diseases | ||
Udumbara Pitta | ! rowspan="1"| Dosha dominance | ||
Mandala Kapha | |- | ||
Rushyajihva Vata-pitta | ! rowspan="1"| Kapala | ||
Pundarika Pitta-kapha | ! rowspan="1"| Vata | ||
Sidhma Kapha-vata | |- | ||
Kakanaka all doshas | | Udumbara || Pitta | ||
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| Mandala || Kapha | |||
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| Rushyajihva || Vata-pitta | |||
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| Pundarika || Pitta-kapha | |||
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| Sidhma || Kapha-vata | |||
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| Kakanaka || all doshas | |||
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Thus, there are seven types of specific ''kushtha'', however depending on degree of superior and inferior involvement of etiology, permutation and combinations ''kushtha'' may be innumerable. [5] | Thus, there are seven types of specific ''kushtha'', however depending on degree of superior and inferior involvement of etiology, permutation and combinations ''kushtha'' may be innumerable. [5] | ||