Grahani Chikitsa: Difference between revisions

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paktvA~annaM sa tato dhAtU~jchoNitAdIn pacatyapi||219||

Person having diminished kapha, aggravated pitta and associated ~~vāta~~ leads to increase in the ushma of agni resulting in enhancing the capacity and power of agni. In such patient if the body is already undernourished, ~~vāta~~ increases which further strengths the agni wherein both, together with help of tikshna guna digests the food even if taken frequently. After digestion of food, the increased agni starts digesting rakta etc ~~dhātus~~ also (217-219).

Person having diminished ''kapha'', aggravated ''pitta'' and associated ''vata'' leads to increase in the ''ushma'' of ''agni'' resulting in enhancing the capacity and power of ''agni''. In such patient if the body is already undernourished, ''vata'' increases which further strengths the ''agni'' wherein both, together with help of ''tikshna guna'' digests the food even if taken frequently. After digestion of food, the increased ''agni'' starts digesting ''rakta'', etc ''dhatus'' also [217-219]

ततो दौर्बल्यमातङ्कान्मृत्युं चोपनयेन्नरम्|

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nirindhano~antaraM labdhvA yathainaM na vipAdayet|

Consequently, the patient becomes weak and death may occur due to disease. The patient feels better on consuming the food but feels worn out ~~alongwith~~ blackouts when food is digested. Morbid thirst, ~~dyspnoea~~, burning sensation, fainting etc are observed in disease caused due to ~~atyāgni~~.

Consequently, the patient becomes weak and death may occur due to disease. The patient feels better on consuming the food but feels worn out along with blackouts when food is digested. Morbid thirst, dyspnea, burning sensation, fainting etc are observed in disease caused due to ''atyagni''.

Digestive power can be pacified by taking foods and drinks which are heavy to digest, unctuous, cold, sweet and liquid same way as fire is extinguishes by water in nature. The patient should be administered food at regular interval although previously eaten meal is undigested so that ~~atyāgni~~ due to lack of fuel does not digest the tissues (220-222).

Digestive power can be pacified by taking foods and drinks which are heavy to digest, unctuous, cold, sweet and liquid same way as fire is extinguishes by water in nature. The patient should be administered food at regular interval although previously eaten meal is undigested so that ''atyagni'' due to lack of fuel does not digest the tissues [220-222]

==== Management of atyagni ====

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 paktvA~annaM sa tato dhAtU~jchoNitAdIn pacatyapi||219||
-Person having diminished kapha, aggravated pitta and associated vāta leads to increase in the ushma of agni resulting in enhancing the capacity and power of agni. In such patient if the body is already undernourished, vāta increases which further strengths the agni wherein both, together with help of tikshna guna digests the food even if taken frequently. After digestion of food, the increased agni starts digesting rakta etc dhātus also (217-219).
+Person having diminished ''kapha'', aggravated ''pitta'' and associated ''vata'' leads to increase in the ''ushma'' of ''agni'' resulting in enhancing the capacity and power of ''agni''. In such patient if the body is already undernourished, ''vata'' increases which further strengths the ''agni'' wherein both, together with help of ''tikshna guna'' digests the food even if taken frequently. After digestion of food, the increased ''agni'' starts digesting ''rakta'', etc ''dhatus'' also [217-219]
 ततो दौर्बल्यमातङ्कान्मृत्युं चोपनयेन्नरम्|
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 nirindhano~antaraM labdhvA yathainaM na vipAdayet|
-Consequently, the patient becomes weak and death may occur due to disease. The patient feels better on consuming the food but feels worn out alongwith blackouts when food is digested. Morbid thirst, dyspnoea, burning sensation, fainting etc are observed in disease caused due to atyāgni.
+Consequently, the patient becomes weak and death may occur due to disease. The patient feels better on consuming the food but feels worn out along with blackouts when food is digested. Morbid thirst, dyspnea, burning sensation, fainting etc are observed in disease caused due to ''atyagni''.
-Digestive power can be pacified by taking foods and drinks which are heavy to digest, unctuous, cold, sweet and liquid same way as fire is extinguishes by water in nature. The patient should be administered food at regular interval although previously eaten meal is undigested so that atyāgni due to lack of fuel does not digest the tissues (220-222).
+Digestive power can be pacified by taking foods and drinks which are heavy to digest, unctuous, cold, sweet and liquid same way as fire is extinguishes by water in nature. The patient should be administered food at regular interval although previously eaten meal is undigested so that ''atyagni'' due to lack of fuel does not digest the tissues [220-222]
 ==== Management of atyagni ====