Unit :- 1

In the Brihat Trayi (major trio) of Ayurveda (Charak Samhita, Sushrut Samhita, and Ashtanga
Hridaya), various principles of health management are described. These principles are based
on the fundamental principles of Ayurveda and provide guidance for maintaining health and
preventing diseases . Below is the description of these principles in Hindi.

Diet and lifestyle have special importance in Ayurveda . A correct diet and healthy lifestyle
help in maintaining health . Made by :- Priyanshu

•In Charak Samhita, different types of diets and their effects are described .

Panchakarma

•Panchakarma is a major treatment system of Ayurveda, which includes five procedures for
purifying the body and balancing the doshas.

Rog Nidan aur Upchar (Diagnosis and Treatment)

•In Sushrut Samhita, detailed methods for the diagnosis and treatment of diseases are given
. This includes surgery.

Diet is important .

•This principle states that an imbalance of any dosha gives rise to various types of diseases .
For example: Excess of Vata causes diseases like arthritis, excess of Pitta causes diseases like
ulcers, and excess of Kapha causes diseases like obesity .

Sapta Dhatu Siddhanta (Seven Tissues Maintenance)

•Measures to nourish Rasa (nutrients), Rakta (blood), Mansa (muscle), Meda (fat), Asthi
(bone), Majja (marrow), and Shukra (reproductive tissue) are described in Charak Samhita
and Sushrut Samhita3 .

•According to Ayurveda, the nourishment of each dhatu is the basis of health3 . Imbalance
of these dhatus can lead to related diseases like anemia, muscle weakness, and infertility4 .4

4. Trimala Siddhanta (Waste Disposal Management)4

•Proper adherence to the processes of excreting feces, urine, and sweat from the body is
described in Sushrut Samhita4 . Consumption of water, fiber-rich diet, and regular exercise
are essential for proper excretion4 . Made by :- Priyanshu

•Problems in waste disposal can cause intestinal diseases4 . Urine imbalance can cause
kidney-related problems4 .
4.Dinacharya (Daily Routine)4

•It is stated in Charak Samhita that waking up early in the morning in Brahmamuhurta for
meditation, yoga, and bathing every day is necessary4 .

...5

These procedures are performed to balance the doshas5 . 7. Rog Nidan aur Upchar
(Diagnosis and Surgical Methods)5

•In Sushrut Samhita, advanced methods for surgical treatment (surgery) and identifying
various diseases are described5 . Sushrut is considered the "Father of Surgery"5 . This
Samhita states that complex diseases can be resolved through surgery5 .

8.

Aahar ka Mahatva (Importance of Diet)5

It is said in Charak Samhita that "Yathahar Tatha Vihar" (As is the food, so is the health)5 . A
correct diet depends on a person's age, mental state, and environment5 .

...6

is the study of various proofs and methods used for examination6 . The following major
aspects are described in it6 :

1.

Praman ke Prakar (Types of Praman)6

Pratyaksha Praman (Direct Perception): Direct perception is what is experienced directly

through the senses6 . Example: The color, temperature, and other symptoms of the patient's
skin6 .

Anumana Praman (Inference): Inference is obtained through reasoning and analysis6 .

Example: Estimating a disease based on the patient's symptoms6 .

Apta Praman (Authoritative Testimony): Authoritative testimony is based on the experiences

of ancient texts and experts6 .7

Example: Principles described in Charak Samhita and Sushrut Samhita7 . 2. Pareeksha ke

Upakaran (Tools for Examination)7
•

Darshan (Observation): Observation of the patient's physical and mental symptoms7 .

Sparsha (Touch): Examination of the patient's body temperature, pulse, and other physical
characteristics by touch7 .

Prashna (Questioning): Asking the patient about their symptoms, lifestyle, and diet7 .

3.

Pareeksha ke Uddeshya (Objectives of Examination)7

Identifying the disease7 .

Finding the causes of the disease7 .

Evaluating the severity and impact of the disease7 .8

Planning the treatment8 .

4.

Pareeksha ke Charan (Stages of Examination)8

Rogi ka Nireekshan (Patient Observation): Observation of the patient's physical and mental
symptoms8 .

Rog ka Nidan (Diagnosis): Determination of the type and cause of the disease8 . Made by :-
Priyanshu

Upchar ki Yojana (Treatment Planning): Planning the treatment according to the patient's
condition8 .

5.
Ayurveda mein Praman Vigyana ka Mahatva (Importance of Praman Vigyana in Ayurveda)8

It is the foundation of Ayurvedic medicine8 .

Essential for correct diagnosis and treatment8 .

Helps in proper evaluation of the patient's condition8 .

...9

It can be inferred that they are suffering from diabetes9 .

Importance: This method helps the physician estimate potential diseases and their causes9 .

3.

Apta Praman (Authoritative Testimony)9

Paribhasha (Definition): Apta praman is knowledge based on ancient texts, experts, and
experience9 .

Ayurveda mein Upayog (Use in Ayurveda): Principles described in Charak Samhita, Sushrut
Samhita, and other Ayurvedic texts9 .

Labh (Benefits):9 o Treatment based on ancient knowledge9 . Made by :- Priyanshu o This

praman also connects the historical and cultural aspects of medicine9 .10

4. Pareeksha ke Upakaran (Tools and Techniques)10

Darshan (Observation): Observation of the patient's physical and mental symptoms10 .

Sparsha (Touch): Examining the patient's skin, pulse, and other body parts by touch10 .

•
Prashna (Questioning):10 o Asking the patient about their lifestyle, diet, and history of
illnesses10 . o This method helps in understanding the patient's mental and social health10 .

5.

Pareeksha ki Vividhiyan (Methods of Examination)10

Nadi Pareeksha (Pulse Examination): Evaluating the patient's doshas by examining their
pulse10 .11

Jihva Pareeksha (Tongue Examination): Checking the color and condition of the patient's
tongue11 .

Netra Pareeksha (Eye Examination): Assessing the patient's health condition by observing
their eyes11 .

Mootra Pareeksha (Urine Examination): Analyzing the color, smell, and other properties of
urine11 .

6.

Pareeksha ke Uddeshya (Objectives of Examination)11

Accurate diagnosis of the disease11 .

Evaluation of the severity of the disease11 .

Preparation of a treatment plan11 .

Analysis of the patient's physical, mental, and social condition11 .

7.

Pareeksha/Praman Vigyana ka Mahatva (Importance of Pareeksha/Praman Vigyana)11

•
Useful for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of the patient12 .

Essential for maintaining accuracy and professionalism in Ayurvedic medicine12 .

Helps in understanding the complexities of diseases12 . ** Adarsh Jeevan ke Aadhaar Bhoot

Siddhant (Fundamental Principles of Ideal Life)12 Made by :- Priyanshu In Ayurvedic
philosophy, ideal life is defined as a healthy, balanced, and ethical life12 . Adhering to the
following principles is necessary for this12 :

1.

Swasthya ka Sanrakshan (Preservation of Health)12

The main objective of Ayurveda is to maintain the health of a healthy person and treat the
diseases of the sick12 ....13

"Swasthasya Swasthya Rakshanam, Aturasya Vikara Prashamanam" is the fundamental

principle of Ayurveda13 .

2.

Dharma, Artha, Kama, aur Moksha (Four Purposes of Life)13

According to Ayurveda, there are four main objectives of life: Dharma (ethics), Artha
(economic prosperity), Kama (fulfillment of desires), and Moksha (spiritual liberation)13 .

A healthy body and mind are necessary to achieve these objectives13 .

3.

Panchamahabhuta Siddhanta (Five Elements Theory)13

In Ayurveda, the body and the universe are considered to be composed of

Panchamahabhuta (space, air, fire, water, and earth)13 .

...14

•
Maintaining peace and cooperation in society is essential for progressive societies14 .

7.

Prakritik Santulan (Harmony with Nature)14

Ayurveda emphasizes establishing harmony with nature14 . Made by :- Priyanshu

By following Ritucharya (seasonal routine) and Dinacharya (daily routine), harmony with
natural changes can be established14 .

8.

Rasayana and Vajikarana (Rejuvenation and Vitality)14

Rasayana therapy and Vajikarana are used in Ayurveda to increase longevity and vitality14 .

These are important for progressive societies as they make individuals physically and
mentally14 .

...15

Made by :- Priyanshu

Manasik Rog (Mental Diseases): such as depression, anxiety, etc.15 .

Agantuk Rog (External Factors): such as injury, infection15 .

Nija Rog (Internal Factors): Imbalance of doshas15 .

4.

Rogoan ke Lakshana (Symptoms of Diseases)15

Symptoms of Vata dosha: dryness, pain, and obstruction in movement15 .

Symptoms of Pitta dosha: heat, burning, and intensity15 .

•

Symptoms of Kapha dosha: heaviness, coldness, and lethargy15 .

5.

Rogoan ka Vargikaran (Classification of Diseases)15

Aushadha-sadhy (Medicine-Curable): Diseases that are treated with medicines15 .

Shalya-sadhy (Surgery-Curable): Those that can be cured by surgical treatment15 .16

Asadhy (Incurable): Diseases that cannot be cured but can be managed16 . Chikitsa ke
Vibhinna Aayam (Dimensions of Cikitsa)16

1.

Chikitsa ka Uddeshya (Purpose of Cikitsa)16

Diagnosis of diseases16 .

Balancing the doshas16 .

Providing physical and mental health to the patient16 .

2.

Chikitsa ke Prakar (Types of Cikitsa)16

Shodhana Chikitsa (Purification Therapy):16 o To remove doshas from the body16 . o Five
procedures like Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, and Raktamokshana16 .

Shamana Chikitsa (Palliative Therapy):16

o To calm and balance the doshas17 . o This includes medicines, diet, and lifestyle
improvements17 . Made by :- Priyanshu

•
Rasayana Chikitsa (Rejuvenation Therapy):17 o To increase longevity and immunity17 .

Vajikarana Chikitsa (Aphrodisiac Therapy):17 o To enhance reproductive capacity and

strength17 .

3.

Chikitsa ki Prakriya (Process of Cikitsa)17

Rog Nidan (Diagnosis): Identifying the causes and symptoms of the disease17 .

Upchar Yojana (Treatment Planning): Planning according to the physical and mental
condition of the patient17 .18

Upchar ka Karyanvayan (Implementation of Treatment): Use of medicines, diet, and

treatment methods18 .

4.

Chikitsa mein Upayog kiye jaane wale Upakaran (Tools Used in Cikitsa)18

Ayurvedic medicines (Herbal Medicines)18 .

Vishesh Aahar (Dietetic Interventions)18 .

Yoga aur Dhyan (Yoga and Meditation)18 .

Panchakarma Prakriyaein (Panchakarma Procedures)18 .

5.

Chikitsa ka Parinam (Outcomes of Cikitsa)18

Balance of doshas and attainment of health18 .

•
Prevention of recurrence of diseases18 .

Improvement in longevity and quality of life18 .19

Ayurveda mein Rog aur Chikitsa ka Mahatva (Importance of Disease and Treatment in
Ayurveda)19

The objective of treatment in Ayurveda is not only to cure diseases but also to improve long-
term health and quality of life19 .

It helps in balancing physical, mental, and social health19 . Made by :- Priyanshu

Kayachikitsa ka Visrit Parichay (Detailed Introduction of Kayachikitsa)19

Paribhasha (Definition): Kayachikitsa means "treatment of the body", which is one of the
eight branches of Ayurveda19 . It treats internal diseases19 .

Uddeshya (Objective): To restore health by balancing the doshas and prevent diseases19 .20

Mahatva (Importance): It provides holistic treatment for diseases of the body and mind20 .
Agni ka Visrit Adhyayan (Detailed Study of Agni)20

1.

Agni ka Artha aur Mahatva (Meaning and Importance of Agni)20

Agni in Ayurveda symbolizes the process of digestion and metabolism20 .

It plays a major role not only in digesting food but also in providing energy and
nourishment20 .

2.

Agni ke Prakar (Types of Agni)20

Jatharagni (Digestive Fire): The main digestive fire that digests food in the stomach20 .
•

Dhatvagni (Tissue Fire): Creates and nourishes the seven dhatus20 .

Bhutagni (Elemental Fire): Balances the five elements20 .21

3. Agni ka Asantulan aur Prabhav (Imbalance and Effects of Agni)21

Mandagni (Weak Fire): Indigestion, lethargy, and production of toxic substances21 .

Tikshnagni (Excess Fire): Burning, excessive power, and heat21 .

Vishamagni (Irregular Fire): Irregular digestion, constipation21 .

4.

Agni ko Santulit karne ke Upay (Measures to Balance Agni)21

Selection of proper diet21 .

Use of Ayurvedic medicines21 .

Regular daily routine and exercise21 . Ama ka Visrit Adhyayan (Detailed Study of Ama)21
Made by :- Priyanshu

1.

Ama ka Artha aur Lakshana (Meaning and Symptoms of Ama)21

Ama means undigested food or toxic substance21 .

It is produced when Agni is weak and food is not fully digested21 .22

Symptoms: Fatigue, indigestion, heaviness in the body, and laziness22 .

2.

Ama ka Prabhav (Effect of Ama)22

Imbalance of doshas22 .

Weakening of the body's immunity22 .

Cause of various types of diseases22 .

3.

Ama ka Upchar (Treatment of Ama)22

Measures to strengthen Agni22 .

Purification procedures like Panchakarma22 .

Ayurvedic medicines to treat indigestion22 . Pathya-Apathya ka Visrit Adhyayan (Detailed

Study of Pathya-Apathya)22

1.

Pathya ka Mahatva (Importance of Pathya)22

Pathya: Appropriate diet and lifestyle for maintaining health and curing diseases22 . o Fresh
fruits and vegetables22 . o Balanced and nutritious food22 .23

o Regular exercise and meditation23 .

Mahatva (Importance): Helps in speeding up the treatment of diseases and maintaining

health23 .

2.

Apathya ka Prabhav (Effect of Apathya)23

•
Apathya: Wrong diet and lifestyle23 . o Oily, spicy, and unbalanced food23 . o Mental stress,
lack of sleep, and lack of exercise23 . Made by :- Priyanshu

Prabhav (Effect): Imbalance of doshas and origin of diseases23 .

3.

Pathya-Apathya ka Palan (Following Pathya-Apathya)23

It is said in Ayurveda that "Yathahar Tatha Vihar"23 .

Adopting a correct diet and lifestyle is an integral part of Ayurvedic treatment23 . Agni, Ama,
aur Pathya-Apathya ka Kayachikitsa mein Mahatva (Importance of Agni, Ama, and Pathya-
Apathya in Kayachikitsa)24

Agni: The basis of body's energy and digestion24 .

Ama: The main cause of diseases which can be cured with the help of purification and
Agni24 .

Pathya-Apathya: Balancing doshas by improving diet and lifestyle24 . Ayurvedic Chikitsa ka

Parichay (Introduction to Ayurvedic Medicine)24

Ayurveda is an ancient system of medicine, based on the balance of body, mind, and soul24 .

Its objective is not only to treat diseases but also to maintain health and prevent diseases24
. Ayurvedic Chikitsa ki Vartaman Prasangikta (Current Relevance of Ayurvedic Medicine)24

1.

Rogoan ki Roktham (Preventive Healthcare):24

o Ayurvedic medicine emphasizes prevention of diseases25 . o Helps in maintaining health

through Dinacharya, Ritucharya, and Aahar-Vihar25 . 2. Lifestyle Rogoan ka Samadhan
(Addressing Lifestyle Disorders):25 o Ayurveda is effective in the treatment of lifestyle
diseases like diabetes, obesity, high blood pressure, and stress25 . o Methods like Yoga,
Meditation, and Panchakarma are helpful in managing these diseases25 . 3. Prakritik Chikitsa
(Natural and Holistic Approach):25 Made by :- Priyanshu o Ayurvedic medicines are made
from natural herbs, which do not have harmful effects on the body25 ....26

o This treatment system promotes holistic health26 . 4. Mahamari ke Dauran Bhoomika

(Role During Pandemic):26 o During the Covid-19 pandemic, Ayurveda played an important
role in boosting immunity26 . o Measures like Kadha and Nasya suggested by the Ministry of
AYUSH benefited people26 . Ayurvedic Chikitsa ke Kshetra mein Sambhavanaein
(Opportunities in the Field of Ayurvedic Medicine)26

1.

Vaishvik Swikriti (Global Acceptance):26 o Ayurvedic medicine is receiving global

recognition26 . o The demand for Ayurvedic products and treatments is increasing in many
countries26 ....27

2. Shodh aur Vikas (Research and Development):27 o Scientific research is being done on
Ayurvedic medicines and treatment methods27 . o This is helping to connect Ayurveda with
modern medicine27 .... 3. Swasthya Paryatan (Health Tourism):27 o Health tourism for
Ayurvedic medicine is developing in India27 . o Foreign tourists come to India for Ayurvedic
treatment and Panchakarma27 .... 4. Aushadhi Udyog (Pharmaceutical Industry):27 o The
production and export of Ayurvedic medicines are increasing27 . o This industry contributes
to employment and economic development27 .30

Ayurvedic Chikitsa ke Labh (Benefits of Ayurvedic Medicine)30

Surakshit aur Prabhavi (Safe and Effective): Ayurvedic medicines are natural and safe30 .

Deerghakalik Samadhan (Long-term Solution): It treats the root causes of diseases30 . Made
by :- Priyanshu

Vyaktigat Upchar (Personalized Treatment): Ayurveda provides treatment according to each

person's prakriti (dosha)30 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion)30 Ayurvedic medicine has become an
important part of healthcare today30 . It not only treats diseases but also promotes holistic
health30 . Due to its increasing importance and global acceptance, the future of Ayurvedic
medicine is bright28 ....

...31

1.
Panchakarma:31 ▪ Vamana (purification through vomiting)31 . ▪ Virechana (purification
through purgation)31 . ▪ Basti (purification through enema)31 . ▪ Nasya (purification through
the nose)31 . ▪ Raktamokshana (process of removing blood)31 . Made by :- Priyanshu

2.

Use of Shodhana medicines31 .

Labh (Benefits): It purifies deeply and eradicates diseases from the root31 . Rasayana31

Paribhasha (Definition): Rasayana means "rejuvenation"31 . It is useful for rejuvenating the

body and boosting immunity31 .

Prakar (Types):31

1.

Kamya Rasayana: For longevity and health31 .

2.

Naimittika Rasayana: For the treatment of specific diseases31 .32

Upayog (Uses):32 o Boosting the body's immunity32 . o Promoting longevity and mental
health32 .

Udaharana (Examples): Chyawanprash, Triphala, Brahmi32 . Vajikarana32

Paribhasha (Definition): Vajikarana means "enhancing reproductive capacity and strength"32

.

Uddeshya (Objectives):32 o Improving reproductive health32 . o Increasing mental and

physical strength32 .

Upayog (Uses):32 o Nourishing Shukra Dhatu32 . o Improving sexual health32 .

•
Udaharana (Examples): Ashwagandha, Shilajit, Safed Musli32 . Samshamana, Samshodhana,
Rasayana, aur Vajikarana ka Mahatva (Importance of Samshamana, Samshodhana,
Rasayana, and Vajikarana)32 Made by :- Priyanshu

All these treatment methods represent the holistic approach of Ayurveda32 ....33

Their objective is not only to treat diseases but also to maintain health and improve the
quality of life33 . Vaishvik Rog Bhar ka Parichay (Introduction to Global Disease Burden)33

Paribhasha (Definition): Global disease burden means the mortality rate and reduction in
quality of life caused by various types of diseases33 .

Mukhya Karan (Main Causes):33

1.

Sankramak Rog (Infectious Diseases): such as malaria, TB, and Covid-1933 .

2.

Asankramak Rog (Non-Communicable Diseases): such as diabetes, heart disease, and

cancer33 .

3.

Manasik Swasthya Samasyaein (Mental Health Issues): such as depression and anxiety33 .34

4. Paryavaraniya Karak (Environmental Factors): such as pollution and climate change34 .

Ayurvedic Drishtikon (Ayurvedic Approach to Reduce Global Disease Burden)34

1.

Rogoan ki Roktham (Preventive Measures)34

Ayurveda emphasizes the prevention of diseases34 .

By following Dinacharya (Daily Routine) and Ritucharya (Seasonal Routine), diseases can be
prevented34 .

•
Yoga, meditation, and pranayama are helpful in maintaining mental and physical health34 .

2.

Prakritik Chikitsa (Natural Healing)34

Ayurvedic medicines are made from natural herbs, which do not have harmful effects on the
body34 ....35

Purification procedures like Panchakarma purify the body from toxic substances35 .

3.

Jeevanashaili Rogoan ka Samadhan (Addressing Lifestyle Disorders)35

Ayurveda is effective in the treatment of diseases like diabetes, obesity, and high blood
pressure35 . Made by :- Priyanshu

Balancing diet and lifestyle helps in managing these diseases35 .

4.

Rog Pratirodhak Shamta Badhana (Boosting Immunity)35

Ayurvedic Rasayana (Rasayana) like Chyawanprash and Triphala boost immunity29 ....

Ayurvedic remedies have also been useful during the pandemic29 .29

5. Samagra Drishtikon (Holistic Approach)29

Ayurveda emphasizes the balance of body, mind, and soul29 .

It promotes holistic health and provides long-term solutions29 . Vaishvik Star par Ayurveda
ki Bhoomika (Role of Ayurveda Globally)29

1.
Swasthya Paryatan (Health Tourism):29 o The number of foreign tourists for Ayurvedic
medicine is increasing in India29 . o The demand for Panchakarma and Ayurvedic treatments
is increasing globally29 .

2.

Shodh aur Vikas (Research and Development):29 o Scientific research is being done on
Ayurvedic medicines and treatment methods28 ....28

o This is helping to connect Ayurveda with modern medicine28 . 3. Vaishvik Swikriti (Global
Acceptance):28 o Ayurvedic medicine is receiving global recognition28 . o The demand for
Ayurvedic products and treatments is increasing in many countries28 . Nishkarsha
(Conclusion)28 The Ayurvedic system of medicine can play a significant role in reducing the
global disease burden28 . It not only treats diseases but also promotes holistic health28 .
Due to its increasing importance and global acceptance, the future of Ayurvedic medicine is
bright28 .:

...36

o Vamana (Vomiting)36 . o Virechana (Purgation)36 . o Basti (Enema)36 .

Aushadhi (Medicine): Ayurvedic herbs like Triphala, Ashwagandha, Brahmi36 .

Yoga aur Dhyan (Yoga and Meditation): For improving mental health and reducing stress36 .

3.

Jeevanashaili Sudhar (Lifestyle Modification)36

Pathya-Apathya ka Palan (Following Pathya-Apathya):36 o Pathya: Nutritious and balanced

diet36 . o Apathya: Avoiding oily, spicy, and junk food36 .

Sharirik Gatividdhi (Physical Activity): Habit of regular exercise and walking36 .

4.

Samagra Drishtikon (Holistic Approach)36

Ayurveda emphasizes the balance of body, mind, and soul36 .

•
It helps in curing diseases from the root and preventing recurrence36 .

...37

Shankhpushpi: For depression and insomnia37 .

3.

Panchakarma:37

For purifying the mind and body37 .

Nasya: Use of medicines through the nose37 .

Shirodhara: Pouring medicinal oil on the forehead to calm the mind37 .

4.

Aahar aur Vihar (Diet and Lifestyle)37

Nutritious and sattvic diet37 .

Balanced lifestyle for improving mental health37 .

5.

Manasik Shanti ke liye Dhyan aur Pranayama (Meditation and Pranayama for Mental
Peace)37

Meditation and Pranayama reduce stress, depression, and mental fatigue37 .

They are helpful in maintaining mental and emotional balance37 .38

Made by :- Priyanshu Ayurveda ka Samagra Drishtikon (Holistic Approach of Ayurveda)38

Ayurveda emphasizes the balance of body, mind, and soul38 .

•

It does not see diseases only from a physical perspective, but focuses on understanding their
roots and solving them38 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion)38 The Ayurvedic approach presents a
holistic and natural solution for mental health38 . It balances the mind and body and makes
the person mentally strong38 . The Ayurvedic treatment system is effective in both the
prevention and treatment of mental diseases38 .39

Unit :- 2

Kaumarbhritya ka Visrit Parichay (Detailed Introduction of Kaumarbhritya)39

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):39

The word Kaumarbhritya is composed of "Kumar" (child) and "Bhritya" (care or

upbringing)39 .

It is a branch for the care of children's physical, mental, and social health39 .

2.

Mahatva (Importance):39

Ensuring proper upbringing and health of children is the primary objective of

Kaumarbhritya39 .

It emphasizes the prevention and treatment of childhood diseases, which is helpful in the
overall development of children39 .

3.

Kaumarbhritya ka Uddeshya (Objective of Kaumarbhritya):39

Building a healthy child39 .40

Prevention of congenital and developmental disorders40 .

•
Management of protecting children from diseases and their treatment40 . Kaumarbhritya ke
Anuprayogik Pahlu (Applied Aspects of Kaumarbhritya)40 Made by :- Priyanshu

1.

Garbhakaleen Dekhbhal (Antenatal Care):40

Regulation of the pregnant woman's diet and daily routine40 .

Suggestion of medicines and nutritious diet for healthy conception and development of the
fetus40 .

2.

Prasavakaleen Dekhbhal (Perinatal Care):40

Care of the mother and newborn immediately after delivery40 .

Adherence to proper nutrition and hygiene to protect the newborn from diseases40 .

3.

Navajat Shishu Dekhbhal (Neonatal Care):40

Importance of breastfeeding and timely introduction of complementary food41 .

Management of common newborn diseases, such as cold, cough, and skin diseases41 .

4.

Bal Rog Prabandhan (Management of Pediatric Diseases):41

Treatment of infections, digestive disorders, and malnutrition in children41 .

Management of genetic disorders and other complex diseases41 .

5.

Teekakaran (Immunization):41
•

Importance of immunization to protect children from infectious diseases41 .

Use of special herbs in Ayurveda to boost immunity41 ....

6.

Poshan aur Aahar (Nutrition and Diet):41

Balanced and nutritious diet according to the child's age and needs41 ....42

Mother's milk is considered the best food immediately after birth42 .

7.

Manasik aur Sharirik Vikas (Mental and Physical Development):42

Encouragement of physical and mental development in children through yoga and sports42 .

Attention to children's psychological state and behavior42 . Ayurvedic Drishtikon (Ayurvedic

Approach)42

1.

Rogoan ki Roktham (Prevention of Diseases):42 Made by :- Priyanshu

Following Dinacharya and Ritucharya42 .

Proper timing for diet, sleep, and other healthy habits42 .

2.

Rog Pratirodhak Shamta (Immunity Boosting):42

Use of Rasayana Therapy and medicines like Triphala and Chyawanprash42 ....43

3. Panchakarma (Detoxification Therapy):43

•

Gentle purification procedures for newborns and children43 .

Balancing Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas43 . Kaumarbhritya ka Mahatva (Importance of

Kaumarbhritya)43

1.

Samagra Swasthya Prabandhan: Kaumarbhritya ensures the physical, mental, and emotional
health of children43 .

2.

Bhavishya ka Nirman: A healthy childhood is the foundation of a bright future for society43 .

3.

Prakritik aur Surakshit Upchar: Treatment with Ayurvedic herbs and methods without side
effects43 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion)43 Kaumarbhritya is the basis of pediatric medicine in
Ayurveda43 . It provides a holistic approach to maintaining children's health and preventing
diseases43 .... In the present time, where childhood diseases are increasing rapidly,
Kaumarbhritya presents an effective and natural alternative44 . Aahar (Aahar) ke Naitik
Siddhant Bachoan ke liye (Ethical Principles of Diet for Children)44

4.

Santulit Aahar (Balanced Diet):44

Children should be provided with nutritious and balanced food44 .

It should include all six tastes (sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter, astringent)44 .

2.

Aahar ke Mukhya Ghatak (Essential Components of Diet):44 Made by :- Priyanshu

Protein: Essential for muscle development44 . Example: Lentils, milk, egg44 .45

Carbohydrate: For energy45 . Example: Rice, wheat, potato45 .

•
Vitamin aur Khanij (Vitamins and Minerals): For boosting immunity45 . Example: Fresh fruits,
vegetables45 .

Vasa (Fat): For brain development45 . Example: Ghee, butter45 .

3.

Samay par Bhojan (Timely Meals):45

Children should be given food regularly45 .

Three main meals and light snacks should be followed45 .

4.

Ati Khane se Bachav (Avoid Overeating):45

Children should be given food only according to their hunger45 .

Overeating increases the risk of indigestion and obesity45 .

5.

Tazegi aur Swachhta (Freshness and Cleanliness):45

...46

lay the foundation for the creation of society46 . Ayurveda presents these principles with a
holistic approach, which makes children physically, mentally, and ethically strong46 . Made
by :- Priyanshu Bachoan ke Swasthya Dekhbhal mein Upayogi Aushadhiya Paudhe (Medicinal
Plants Useful in Children's Healthcare)46

1.

Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum):46

Upayog (Uses): In the treatment of cold, cough, and fever46 .

Labh (Benefits): Helpful in boosting immunity and strengthening the respiratory system46 .
•

Prayog (Method of Use): Decoction or juice of Tulsi leaves46 .

2.

Adrak (Zingiber officinale):46

Upayog (Uses): In the treatment of digestive problems and cold46 .

Labh (Benefits): Reduces gas, indigestion, and sore throat46 .47

Prayog (Method of Use): Ginger juice or tea47 .

3.

Haldi (Curcuma longa):47

Upayog (Uses): In healing wounds and preventing infection47 .

Labh (Benefits): Antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties47 .

Prayog (Method of Use): Turmeric milk or paste47 .

4.

Amla (Emblica officinalis):47

Upayog (Uses): In boosting immunity and improving digestion47 .

Labh (Benefits): Rich source of Vitamin C47 .

Prayog (Method of Use): Amla juice or powder47 .

5.

Neem (Azadirachta indica):47

•

Upayog (Uses): In the treatment of skin diseases and infections47 .

Labh (Benefits): Antibacterial and antifungal properties47 .

Prayog (Method of Use): Neem leaf juice or paste47 .

6.

Shankhpushpi (Convolvulus pluricaulis):47

Upayog (Uses): In increasing mental development and memory power48 .

Labh (Benefits): Reduces stress and anxiety48 . Made by :- Priyanshu

Prayog (Method of Use): Shankhpushpi powder or decoction48 .

7.

Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera):48

Upayog (Uses): In increasing physical and mental strength48 .

Labh (Benefits): Boosts children's immunity48 .

Prayog (Method of Use): Ashwagandha powder or decoction48 .

8.

Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri):48

Upayog (Uses): In improving mental health and memory power48 .

Labh (Benefits): Helpful in children's brain development48 .

•

Prayog (Method of Use): Brahmi juice or powder48 .

9.

Giloy (Tinospora cordifolia):48

Upayog (Uses): In the treatment of fever and infections49 .

Labh (Benefits): Boosts immunity49 .

Prayog (Method of Use): Giloy decoction49 .

10.

Saunf (Foeniculum vulgare):49

Upayog (Uses): In the treatment of digestive problems and gas49 .

Labh (Benefits): Strengthens the children's digestive system49 .

Prayog (Method of Use): Fennel water or powder49 . Aushadhiya Paudhoan ka Mahatva

(Importance of Medicinal Plants)49

These plants improve children's health in a natural and safe way49 .

Their use increases children's immunity and keeps them healthy49 .

These plants have been used in Ayurveda for centuries49 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion)49

Made by :- Priyanshu The use of medicinal plants in children's healthcare is not only helpful
in the treatment of diseases but also in their overall development50 . The Ayurvedic
approach helps in keeping children healthy in a natural and safe way50 . Sanskar ka Parichay
(Introduction to Samskara)50
1.

Sanskar ki Paribhasha (Definition of Sanskar):50

Sanskar means "purification" or "refinement"50 .

These are essential processes for the physical, mental, and spiritual development of a
person50 .

2.

Sanskaroan ka Uddeshya (Objective of Samskaras):50

Personality development50 ....51

Development of ethics and social responsibility51 .

Providing guidance at every stage of life51 .

3.

Sanskaroan ka Vargikaran (Classification of Samskaras):51

Sharirik Sanskar (Physical Samskaras): Such as related to birth and physical development51 .

Manasik Sanskar (Mental Samskaras): Such as development of education and ethics51 .

Adhyatmik Sanskar (Spiritual Samskaras): Such as meditation and purification of the soul51 .
Sanskaroan ka Samavesh evam Mahatva (Incorporation and Importance of Samskara)51

1.

Shiksha mein Sanskaroan ka Samavesh (Incorporation of Samskaras in Education):51

Teaching children moral values and social responsibilities51 .

•
Development of samskaras through education51 .52

2. Parivar mein Sanskaroan ka Samavesh (Incorporation of Samskaras in Family):52

Family is the first source of children's samskaras52 .

The ideal behavior of parents and elders builds samskaras in children52 . Made by :-
Priyanshu

3.

Samaj mein Sanskaroan ka Samavesh (Incorporation of Samskaras in Society):52

Promoting ethics and discipline in society52 .

Propagation of samskaras through social activities and traditions52 .

4.

Sanskaroan ka Vyaktigat Vikas mein Yogdan (Contribution of Samskaras in Personal

Development):52

Building self-confidence and self-esteem52 .

Development of ethics and honesty52 . Bhavishya ke Adarsh Nagrikoan ke Nirman mein

Sanskaroan ki Bhoomika (Role of Samskara in Building Future Ideal Citizens)52

...53

It helps in understanding the purpose of life53 . Sanskaroan ka Samavesh Kaise Karen (How
to Incorporate Samskaras)53

1.

Shiksha Pranali mein Sudhar (Improvement in Education System):53

Including moral education in the curriculum53 .

•

Teaching children the importance of samskaras53 . Made by :- Priyanshu

2.

Parivar aur Samaj mein Jagrukta (Awareness in Family and Society):53

Discussion on the importance of samskaras in family and society53 .

Propagation of samskaras through social activities and traditions53 .

3.

Adhyatmik Gatividdhiyon ka Aayojan (Organization of Spiritual Activities):53

Organization of meditation, yoga, and religious rituals53 .

Teaching children the importance of spirituality and ethics53 ....54

Nishkarsha (Conclusion)54 The inclusion of samskaras and their contribution to the

development of future ideal citizens is extremely important54 . It is not only helpful in
personal development but also strengthens the ethical and cultural values of society54 .
Through samskaras, we can build a healthy, ethical, and responsible society54 .

Vyadhikshamatva ka Parichay (Introduction to Vyadhikshamatva)54

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):54

Vyadhikshamatva means the body's capacity that helps in preventing and fighting diseases54
.

It is also known as "Bala" (Bala) in Ayurveda54 .

...55

Made by :- Priyanshu o Strong immunity is helpful in the physical and mental development
of children55 . 3. Deerghakalik Swasthya (Long-term Health):55 o Strong immunity in
childhood lays the foundation for good health in the future55 . Ayurvedic Drishtikon se
Vyadhikshamatva Badhane ke Upay (Ayurvedic Methods to Enhance Vyadhikshamatva)55

1.

Aahar (Diet):55

Paushtik Bhojan (Nutritious Food):55 o Milk, ghee, and fresh fruits55 . o Ayurvedic food
items like Amla, Haldi, and Tulsi55 .

Santulit Aahar (Balanced Diet):55 o Inclusion of six tastes (sweet, sour, salty, pungent, bitter,
astringent)55 .

...56

Vyadhikshamatva Badhane mein Ayurveda ka Mahatva (Significance of Ayurveda in

Enhancing Immunity)56

1.

Prakritik aur Surakshit Upay (Natural and Safe Methods):56 o Ayurvedic methods are safe
and effective for children56 .

2.

Samagra Drishtikon (Holistic Approach):56 o Ayurveda emphasizes the balance of body,

mind, and soul56 .

3.

Deerghakalik Labh (Long-term Benefits):56 o Ayurvedic remedies improve children's health

in the long term56 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion)56 The Ayurvedic approach is extremely
effective in enhancing Vyadhikshamatva in childhood56 . It not only protects children from
diseases but also helps in their overall development56 . Ayurvedic diet, medicines, and56

...57

o Maintaining cleanliness reduces the risk of infection57 . 2. Aatmasantosh aur Aaram (Self-
satisfaction and Comfort):57 Made by :- Priyanshu o Proper hygiene makes women feel
confident and comfortable57 . 3. Samaj mein Jagrukta (Awareness in Society):57 o
Discussing menstrual hygiene can break social taboos57 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):57
Awareness about the menstrual cycle and hygiene is essential for women's physical and
mental health57 . Ayurveda offers natural and safe solutions for the management and
prevention of these issues57 . Let's understand "Masik Dharma Chakra (Menstrual Cycle)"
and "Masik Dharma Swachhta (Menstrual Hygiene)" in detail57 .... // You can also skip this
portion if you have read above paragraph regarding menstrual cycle58 . Masik Dharma
Chakra (Menstrual Cycle)58

1.

Paribhasha (Definition)58 The menstrual cycle is an important part of women's reproductive

health58 . It is the process in which the inner lining of the uterus (endometrium) is shed
every month if pregnancy does not occur58 .

2.

Charan (Phases of Menstrual Cycle)58 The menstrual cycle is divided into four phases58 :

3.

Masik Dharma Charan (Menstrual Phase):58 o This is the first phase of the cycle58 .

...59

are called59 . It is essential for women's health59 . 2. Masik Dharma Swachhta ke Upay
(Measures for Menstrual Hygiene)59

1.

Saaf Sanitary Utpad (Clean Sanitary Products):59 o Use of disposable sanitary napkins or
menstrual cups59 . o Selection of high-quality products59 .

2.

Niyamit Badlav (Regular Change):59 Made by :- Priyanshu o Change sanitary pads or

tampons every 4-6 hours59 . o Prolonged use can increase the risk of infection59 .

3.

Guptang ki Saaf-Safaai (Cleaning the Genitals):59 o Use mild soap and water59 . o Avoid
chemical products59 .

4.

Swachh Kapde (Clean Clothes):59 ... o Wear comfortable and clean clothes during
menstruation60 .60

o Avoid tight and uncomfortable clothes60 . 5. Sahi Nistaran (Proper Disposal):60 o Dispose
of used sanitary napkins properly60 . o Be aware of the environment60 . 3. Swachhta ka
Mahatva (Importance of Hygiene)60

1.

Sankraman se Bachav (Prevention from Infection):60 o Prevents genital infections and skin
infections60 .
2.

Swasthya aur Aatmasantosh (Health and Self-satisfaction):60 o Hygiene makes women feel
confident and comfortable60 .

3.

Swasthya Shiksha (Health Education):60 o Awareness of menstrual hygiene promotes mental

and social development60 . Ayurvedic Drishtikon (Ayurvedic Perspective)60

4.

Masik Dharma Chakra ka Ayurvedic Drishtikon (Ayurvedic Perspective of Menstrual Cycle)60

...

Menstruation is known as "Artava"61 .

It depends on the woman's doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) and her lifestyle61 .

A regular menstrual cycle is considered a symbol of health61 . Made by :- Priyanshu

2.

Masik Dharma ke Dauran Ayurvedic Upay (Ayurvedic Remedies During Menstruation)61

3.

Aahar (Diet):61 o Light and easily digestible food61 . o Consumption of Saunth, Haldi, and
Ajwain61 .

4.

Yoga aur Vyayam (Yoga and Exercise):61 o Gentle yoga postures and meditation61 . o This
reduces physical and mental stress61 .

5.

Aushadhiyan (Medicines):61 o Dashamoola and Ashok Churna for pain and inflammation61 .
o Shatavari and Gokshura for irregular menstruation61 .

...62

Made by :- Priyanshu Anemia is a common but serious health problem, caused by a

deficiency of red blood cells (RBCs) or hemoglobin in the body62 . This condition affects the
body's ability to carry oxygen to various organs62 . Anemia ka Parichay (Introduction to
Anaemia)62
1.

Paribhasha (Definition):62 o Anemia is a condition in which the level of hemoglobin in the

blood is lower than normal62 . o This condition makes the body feel weak and tired62 .

2.

Mahatva (Importance):62 o Timely diagnosis and treatment of anemia are essential, as it

can62

...63

is63 . 4. Sickle Cell Anemia (Sickle Cell Anaemia):63 o This is a genetic disorder, in which
blood cells become abnormally shaped63 . 5. Thalassemia (Thalassemia):63 o This is also a
genetic disorder, in which hemoglobin production is abnormal63 . Made by :- Priyanshu
Anemia ke Lakshana (Symptoms of Anaemia)63

1.

Skin appearing pale or white63 .

2.

Weakness and fatigue63 .

3.

Dizziness and headache63 .

4.

Shortness of breath and rapid heartbeat63 .

5.

Whiteness inside the nails and eyelids63 .

6.

Hair loss and dryness63 . Anemia ke Karan (Causes of Anaemia)64

7.

Poshan ki Kami (Nutritional Deficiency):64 o Deficiency of iron, vitamin B12, and folic acid64
.

8.

Atyadhik Raktasrav (Excessive Bleeding):64 o Due to menstruation, injury, or surgery64 .

9.

Aanuvanshik Vikar (Genetic Disorders):64 o Sickle cell anemia and Thalassemia64 .

10.

Sankraman aur Bimariyan (Infections and Diseases):64 o Malaria, TB, and cancer64 .

11.

Pachan Samasyaein (Digestive Problems):64 o Intestinal worms and ulcers64 . Anemia ki

Roktham (Prevention of Anaemia)64

12.

Paushtik Aahar (Nutritious Diet):64 o Iron-rich foods like spinach, beetroot, and jaggery64 . o
Vitamin B12 and folic acid rich foods like eggs, milk, and lentils64 . Made by :- Priyanshu

13.

Swachhta ka Palan (Maintaining Hygiene):64

...65

Surakshit Yaun Sambandh (Safe Sexual Relations): Having relationships with a single sexual
partner65 .

Swasthya Pareekshan (Health Check-ups): Regular check-ups and timely treatment65 .

Yaun Shiksha (Sex Education): Awareness about measures to prevent STDs and their
symptoms65 .

Teekakaran (Immunization): Vaccination for HPV and Hepatitis B65 . Yaun Shiksha ka Samajik
aur Naitik Mahatva (Social and Ethical Importance of Sex Education)65

1.

Jagrukta Badhana (Increasing Awareness):65 o Misunderstandings and taboos are

removed65 . o Awareness about sexual health spreads65 .

2.

Swasthya mein Sudhar (Improvement in Health):65 Made by :- Priyanshu o Prevention of

STDs and unwanted pregnancies65 . o Solution to mental and emotional problems related to
sexual relations65 .

...66
•

Balancing the doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha)66 . Made by :- Priyanshu Mahatvapoorna Pahlu
(Important Aspects):66

1.

Sharirik Swasthya (Physical Health):66 o Regulating the menstrual cycle in women and
treating diseases like anemia66 . o Enhancing sperm quality and count in men66 .

2.

Aahar aur Jeevanashaili (Diet and Lifestyle):66 o Consumption of nutritious food like milk,
ghee, dry fruits, and fresh fruits66 . o Avoiding intoxication, stress, and unhealthy habits66 .

3.

Panchakarma:66 o Purification procedures like Virechana and Basti for purifying the body
and enhancing fertility66 .

4.

Manasik Taiyari (Mental Preparation):66 o Positive thinking and emotional balance66 .

...67

3. Sharirik Gatividhiyan (Physical Activities):67 o Regular light exercise like walking and
yoga67 . o Reducing stress through pranayama and meditation67 . 4. Swasthya Jaanch
(Health Check-ups):67 o Regular health check-ups and monitoring the baby's development67
. o Checking hemoglobin, sugar, and blood pressure67 . 3. Prasavottar Dekhbhal (Post-natal
Care)67 Uddeshya (Objective):67

To restore the mother's body to health after delivery67 .

To ensure care of the newborn67 . Mahatvapoorna Pahlu (Important Aspects):67

1.

Maan ki Dekhbhal (Mother's Care):67 o Nutritious food like moong dal soup, gond ke laddu,
and ghee67 . o Massage (Abhyanga) and rest67 . o Mental and emotional support to avoid
Postpartum Depression67 ....68

Sahayata (Support). 2. Navajat ki Dekhbhal (Newborn Care):68 o Promoting breastfeeding68

. o Taking care of the baby's skin, navel, and hygiene68 . o Timely immunization68 . 3.
Panchakarma aur Ayurvedic Upay (Panchakarma and Ayurvedic Remedies):68 o
Consumption of Rasayana therapy like Ashwagandha and Shatavari to increase the mother's
energy and strength68 . Made by :- Priyanshu 4. Samajik aur Parivarik Sahayog (Social and
Family Support):68 o Support from family and society empowers the mother physically and
emotionally68 . Ayurvedic Drishtikon (Ayurvedic Perspective)68

1.

Garbhadharan se pahle (Before Conception):68 o Purification procedures (Panchakarma) and

healthy lifestyle68 . o Consumption of Rasayana like Chyawanprash68 .69

2. Garbhavastha ke Dauran (During Pregnancy):69 o Following Dinacharya and Ritucharya69

. o Yoga and Pranayama69 . 3. Prasav ke baad (After Delivery):69 o Abhyanga (massage) and
consumption of strengthening medicines69 . o Massage for the newborn with Ayurvedic
oil69 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion)69 Care before conception, during pregnancy, and after
delivery is extremely important for the health of the mother and baby69 . The Ayurvedic
approach ensures physical, mental, and emotional health in all three stages69 .

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

In the Indian cultural context, following ideal principles for a healthy family is essential for
maintaining family stability, harmony, and health70 . These principles include building a
family that is physically, mentally, and socially healthy, keeping in mind family values,
traditions, and ethics70 .70

Swasth Parivar ke Adarsh Siddhant (Ideal Principles for Healthy Family)70 Made by :-
Priyanshu

1.

Parivarik Samanjasya (Family Harmony):70

Maintaining mutual harmony and understanding among all family members70 .

Strengthening relationships with mutual respect and affection70 .

Resolving disputes and problems through dialogue and patience70 .71

2. Naitikata aur Mulya (Ethics and Values):71

Adhering to ethics and morality in Indian culture71 .

Prioritizing honesty, discipline, and responsibility71 .

•

Providing moral education to children to understand the difference between right and
wrong71 .

3.

Sharirik aur Manasik Swasthya (Physical and Mental Health):71

Ensuring the physical health of all family members71 . o Balanced diet and regular
exercise71 . o Practice of yoga and meditation71 .

Dialogue and cooperation to relieve mental stress71 .

4.

Samuhik Nirnay Prakriya (Collective Decision-Making):71

...72

The joint family system is considered ideal in Indian culture72 . Made by :- Priyanshu

It provides family support and security72 .

2.

Mahila aur Purush ka Saman Mahatva (Equality of Gender):72

Equal role and contribution of both women and men in the family72 .

Support for educating and empowering women72 .

3.

Buzurgoan ka Sthan (Role of Elders):72

Utilizing the experience and knowledge of elders for family guidance72 .

Respecting and caring for them72 .

4.

Bachoan ki Parvarish (Child Upbringing):72

Educating children in moral values, discipline, and Indian culture72 .

...73

o Inspiring other family members to learn as well73 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):73 A healthy

family is the foundation of Indian culture73 . By following the ideal principles of family, not
only can family life be made happy, but a positive contribution can also be made to
society73 . These principles help in strengthening the Indian family system and ensuring the
physical, mental, and social health of all family members73 .

Unit :- 3

The mention of Shalya Chikitsa (Surgery) in Ayurveda is found since ancient times74 . This
system of medicine is not only helpful in treating diseases but also plays an important role in
purifying the body's doshas and restoring health74 .74

Shalya Chikitsa ka Parichay (Introduction to Surgery in Ayurveda)74

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):74

Shalya Chikitsa means the process of removing "Shalya" (obstruction or defect)74 .

It is an important part of Ashtanga Chikitsa of Ayurveda74 .

2.

Aitihasik Prishthbhumi (Historical Background):74 ...

The mention of Shalya Chikitsa in Ayurveda is found in Sushrut Samhita74 .

Acharya Sushrut is considered the "Father of Surgery"75 .75

He has described the principles, instruments, and procedures of surgery in detail75 .

3.
Shalya Chikitsa ke Uddeshya (Objectives of Surgery):75

Removing doshas and obstructions from the body75 .

Treatment of wounds and injuries75 .

Diagnosis and management of serious diseases75 . Shalya Chikitsa ke Pramukh Ghatak (Key
Components of Surgery in Ayurveda)75

1.

Purva Karma (Pre-operative Care):75

Physical and mental preparation of the patient75 .... Made by :- Priyanshu

Use of medicines to balance doshas75 ....

Purification procedures like Virechana and Basti75 .

2.

Pradhan Karma (Operative Procedures):75

Instruments and techniques used during surgery77 .

Various types of surgical procedures such as:77 o Chedana (Incision): Opening a wound77 . o
Bhedana (Excision): Removing a defect77 . o Seevani (Suturing): Stitching a wound77 .

3.

Pashchat Karma (Post-operative Care):77

Cleaning and dressing the wound77 ....

Patient care through medicines and diet77 ....

•

Measures to prevent infection77 .... Shalya Chikitsa mein Upayog kiye jaane wale Upakaran
(Surgical Instruments in Ayurveda)77

1.

Yantra (Instruments):77 o Knives, needles, and other instruments77 . o Mention of 125 types
of instruments in Sushrut Samhita77 ....80

2. Aushadhiyan (Medicines):80 o For healing wounds and preventing infection80 .... o

Natural herbs like Haldi and Neem80 .... Ayurveda mein Shalya Chikitsa ka Mahatva
(Importance of Surgery in Ayurveda)80

1.

Gambhir Rogoan ka Upchar (Treatment of Serious Diseases):80 o Diagnosis and

management of boils, lumps, and other serious diseases80 .

2.

Prakritik aur Surakshit (Natural and Safe):80 Made by :- Priyanshu o Ayurvedic surgery is
natural and safe80 .

3.

Samagra Drishtikon (Holistic Approach):80 o It emphasizes the balance of body, mind, and
soul80 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):80 The importance of Shalya Chikitsa in Ayurveda was not
only in ancient times, but today also this system of medicine80

...76

1.

Doshoan ka Shodhana (Purification of Doshas):76

Effort to eliminate the imbalance of doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) in the body76 .

Instruments and techniques are used in surgery to purify the doshas76 .

2.

Shalya Karma ke Teen Charan (Three Stages of Surgery):76

Purva Karma (Pre-operative Care):76 o Physical and mental preparation of the patient76 . o
Use of medicines to balance doshas76 .
•

Pradhan Karma (Operative Procedure):76 o Performance of surgery on the site of doshas or

disease76 . o Use of special instruments and techniques76 .

Pashchat Karma (Post-operative Care):76

o Wound care and infection management78 . Made by :- Priyanshu o Following medicine

and diet for recovery78 . 3. Shalya Chikitsa mein Siddhantoan ka Mahatva (Importance of
Principles in Surgery):78

To eradicate the disease from the root78 .

To restore the natural structure and function of the body78 .

Adopting the holistic approach of Ayurvedic medicine78 . Ayurveda mein Shalya Chikitsa ka
Kshetra (Scope of Surgery in Ayurveda)78

1.

Shalya Chikitsa ka Upayog (Use of Surgery):78

Ghavoan ka Upchar (Wound Management):78 o Treatment of wounds like cuts, burns, and
injuries78 . o Use of medicines and instruments78 .

...79

4. Chikitsa ke Anya Kshetra (Other Areas of Treatment):79

Treatment of bone fractures79 .

Uterine problems through surgery79 . Made by :- Priyanshu

Contribution to male and female reproductive health79 . Ayurveda mein Shalya Chikitsa ke
Upakaran (Surgical Instruments in Ayurveda)79

1.
Yantra (Instruments):79

Description of 125 types of instruments in Sushrut Samhita79 .

These include knives, needles, and other instruments79 .

2.

Shastra (Weapons):79

Use of weapons to remove doshas and treat wounds79 .

3.

Aushadhiyan (Medicines):79

Natural herbs like Haldi and Neem79 ....81

For preventing infection and healing wounds81 . Shalya Chikitsa mein Ayurveda ka Mahatva
(Significance of Ayurveda in Surgery)81

1.

Prakritik Upchar (Natural Treatment):81 o Use of herbs and Ayurvedic procedures81 . o This
makes surgery safe and effective81 .

2.

Samagra Drishtikon (Holistic Approach):81 o Prioritizing the balance of body, mind, and
soul81 . o Ensuring the complete health of the patient81 .

3.

Aadhunik Chikitsa mein Yogdan (Contribution to Modern Medicine):81 o Use of Ayurvedic

principles and techniques in modern medicine81 . o Following the principles given by
Sushrut81 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):81

Made by :- Priyanshu The importance of Shalya Chikitsa in Ayurveda was not only in ancient
times, but today also this system of medicine plays an important role in healthcare82 . The
principles and procedures of Sushrut are a source of inspiration in modern medicine82 . The
holistic approach of Ayurvedic surgery provides natural and safe treatment82 .
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The introduction to Para-surgical Procedures in Ayurveda is based on specific techniques and

methods, which are used as an alternative to surgical treatment83 . These methods provide
natural and safe treatment and are helpful in the diagnosis and management of various
diseases83 .83

Para-shalya Chikitsa ka Parichay (Introduction to Para-surgical Procedures)83

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):83

Para-surgical procedures refer to treatment methods that are used as an alternative to

surgical treatment83 .

These methods are suitable for the treatment of diseases where general surgery is not
necessary or can be risky83 ....84

2. Aitihasik Prishthbhumi (Historical Background):84

The mention of Para-surgical procedures in Ayurveda is found in Sushrut Samhita84 .

Sushrut developed these methods to be used in situations where traditional surgery was not
possible84 .

3.

Uddeshya (Objectives):84

Diagnosis and treatment of diseases through simple and safe techniques84 .

Protecting patients from the risks of surgery84 .

Restoring health by correcting the body's doshas84 . Para-shalya Chikitsa ki Pramukh

Vividhiyan (Key Para-surgical Procedures)84

1.
Kshara Sutra Therapy:84 ...

Made by :- Priyanshu

Paribhasha (Definition): This is a famous method of Ayurveda, which treats diseases by using
a thread coated with special Kshara (medicinal alkali)85 .

Upayog (Uses): Treatment of Hemorrhoids, Fistula-in-ano, and other deformities85 .

Labh (Benefits):85 o Safe and effective85 .... o Complete cure of the disease without
surgery85 .

2.

Agni Karma:85

Paribhasha (Definition): This method treats the affected area using a hot metal or medicinal
instrument85 .

Upayog (Uses): Arthritis, nervous system disorders, and pain management85 .

Labh (Benefits):85 o Immediate relief from pain and inflammation85 ....87

o Effective in preventing recurrence87 . 3. Raktamokshana:87

Paribhasha (Definition): This is the process of purifying blood, which removes contaminated
blood from the body87 .

Upayog (Uses): In the treatment of skin diseases, high blood pressure, and inflammation87 .

Labh (Benefits):87 o Balances the body's doshas87 . o Freedom from infections and toxic
substances87 .

4.
Lepana (Lepa Therapy):87

Paribhasha (Definition): Medicinal paste is used to cure skin diseases and inflammation87 .

Upayog (Uses): In the treatment of skin disorders, injuries, and inflammation87 ....

Labh (Benefits):87 o Direct effect on skin and muscles87 .... o Natural and safe88 .88

Made by :- Priyanshu Para-shalya Chikitsa ke Upakaran aur Aushadhiyan (Instruments and

Medicines in Para-surgical Procedures)88

1.

Yantra (Instruments):88 o Special medicinal instruments like Kshara Sutra88 .

2.

Aushadhiyan (Medicines):88 o Ayurvedic herbs like Neem, Haldi, and Triphala88 .

3.

Tail aur Lep (Oils and Pastes):88 o Medicinal oils and pastes88 . Para-shalya Chikitsa ka
Mahatva (Significance of Para-surgical Procedures)88

4.

Surakshit Upchar (Safe Treatment):86 ... o Avoiding the risks of surgery86 .

5.

Prakritik Paddhati (Natural Method):86 o Use of herbs and natural medicines86 .

6.

Vyapak Upayogita (Wide Applicability):86

o Simple and effective treatment of various types of diseases86 . 4. Kam Lagat (Low Cost):86
o Economically affordable and easily available86 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):86 Para-surgical
procedures are an important part of Ayurveda, providing safe, effective, and natural
alternatives for the treatment of diseases86 . It not only cures diseases but also helps in
preventing their recurrence86 . These methods have widespread use in Ayurvedic medicine
and can be integrated with modern medicine as well86 . Made by :- Priyanshu The synergy
of Ayurvedic medicine and modern medicine has opened up new possibilities in the field of
Medical Tourism89 . Specifically, treatments like Kshara Sutra and Micro Minimal Surgery
have made India a major destination for medical tourism89 .89
Chikitsa Paryatan mein Kshara Sutra aur Micro Minimal Surgery ka Mahatva (Importance of
Kshara Sutra and Micro Minimal Surgery in Medical Tourism)89

1.

Kshara Sutra:89

Paribhasha (Definition):89 o Kshara Sutra is a special method of Ayurveda, in which a thread

coated with medicinal alkali is used89 .

Upayog (Uses):89 o In the treatment of Hemorrhoids, Fistula-in-ano, and other

deformities89 .

Labh (Benefits):89 o It is a safe, effective, and low-cost procedure89 ....

...90

o The patient has to spend less time in the hospital90 . Made by :- Priyanshu

Chikitsa Paryatan mein Bhoomika (Role in Medical Tourism):90 o High-quality Micro Minimal
Surgery is available at low cost in India90 . o Foreign patients turn to India for these
procedures90 . Bharat mein Chikitsa Paryatan ke Labh (Benefits of Medical Tourism in
India)90

1.

Ayurveda aur Aadhunik Chikitsa ka Samanvay (Synergy of Ayurveda and Modern

Medicine):90 ... o Availability of both Ayurvedic and modern medicine in India91 . o
Advanced technology along with natural and safe treatment91 .

2.

Kam Lagat (Low Cost):91 o Medical services in India are cheaper compared to other
countries91 .91

o Foreign patients can receive high-quality medical treatment at a lower cost91 . 3. Unnat
Suvidhaein (Advanced Facilities):91 o Hospitals and specialist doctors of international
standards in India91 . o State-of-the-art equipment and technology91 . 4. Sanskratik
Anubhav (Cultural Experience):91 o Experience of Indian culture and traditions along with
treatment91 . o Complementary treatments like Yoga and Meditation91 . Chikitsa Paryatan
ko Badhava dene ke Upay (Measures to Promote Medical Tourism)91
1.

Ayurvedic Upchar ka Prachar (Promotion of Ayurvedic Treatment):91 ... o Increasing global

recognition of Kshara Sutra and other Ayurvedic methods92 . o Making foreign patients
aware of the benefits of Ayurvedic treatment92 .92

2. Aadhunik Chikitsa ka Vistar (Expansion of Modern Medicine):92 o Promoting Micro

Minimal Surgery and other advanced procedures92 . o Providing special packages and
facilities for foreign patients92 . Made by :- Priyanshu 3. Sarkari Samarthan (Government
Support):92 o Policies and schemes to promote medical tourism92 . o Visa and travel
facilities for foreign patients92 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):92 Treatments like Kshara Sutra and
Micro Minimal Surgery in India have opened up new possibilities in the field of medical
tourism92 . The low cost, high quality, and natural approach of these procedures have made
India a major destination for medical tourism92 .... The synergy of Ayurveda and modern
medicine is making India a leader in medical tourism at the global level93 .

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The introduction to Pain and Palliative Care is important in both Ayurveda and modern
medicine93 . This topic is essential for improving the physical, mental, and emotional health
of patients93 . Dard ka Parichay (Introduction to Pain)93

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):93 ...

Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience, associated with tissue damage or
potential damage94 .

It is a signal from the body, indicating a problem or disorder94 .

2.

Dard ke Prakar (Types of Pain):94

Teevra Dard (Acute Pain):94 o It starts suddenly and lasts for a short time94 . o Example:
Injury, post-surgery pain94 .

Deerghakalik Dard (Chronic Pain):94 o It lasts for a long time and is often associated with a
chronic illness94 . o Example: Arthritis, cancer94 . Made by :- Priyanshu

•
Tantrika Sambandhi Dard (Neuropathic Pain):94 o It is caused by damage to the nervous
system94 . o Example: Diabetic neuropathy94 .

3.

Dard ke Karan (Causes of Pain):94 ...

Injury or tissue damage95 .

Infection or inflammation95 .

Nervous system problems95 .

Mental stress95 .

4.

Dard ka Prabandhan (Management of Pain):95

Aushadhiyan (Medicines): Pain relievers95 .

Physiotherapy and exercise95 .

Yoga and Meditation95 .

Ayurvedic treatments like Abhyanga (massage) and medicinal pastes95 . Prashamak

Dekhbhal ka Parichay (Introduction to Palliative Care)95

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):95

Palliative care is a holistic approach, focused on reducing the physical, mental, and
emotional problems of patients suffering from serious and incurable diseases95 .

•
Its objective is to improve the quality of life for patients and their families95 ....96

2. Prashamak Dekhbhal ke Uddeshya (Objectives of Palliative Care):96

Management of pain and other symptoms96 .

Providing emotional and social support to patients and their families96 .

Helping patients live an independent and dignified life96 .

3.

Prashamak Dekhbhal ke Ghatak (Components of Palliative Care):96

Sharirik Dekhbhal (Physical Care):96 Made by :- Priyanshu o Management of pain, shortness

of breath, and other physical symptoms96 .

Manasik Dekhbhal (Mental Care):96 o Reducing stress, anxiety, and depression96 .

Samajik Dekhbhal (Social Care):96 o Strengthening the patient's relationship with family and
society96 .

...97

2. Prashamak Dekhbhal mein Ayurveda ka Yogdan (Contribution of Ayurveda in Palliative

Care):97 o Rasayana therapy to reduce the physical and mental problems of patients97 . o
Panchakarma procedures97 . o Providing positive thinking and self-confidence to patients97
. Nishkarsha (Conclusion):97 Made by :- Priyanshu Management of pain and palliative care is
essential for improving the quality of life of patients97 . They have significant importance in
both Ayurveda and modern medicine97 . Palliative care not only reduces the physical
symptoms of patients but also provides them with mental and emotional support97 .98

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) is a life-saving technique, used in emergency

situations, such as cardiac arrest or cessation of breathing98 . This technique helps in
maintaining blood flow to the heart and brain98 . CPR ka Parichay (Introduction to CPR)98

1.
Paribhasha (Definition):98

CPR is a first aid procedure, in which the heart and lungs are activated through chest
compressions and artificial respiration98 .99

2. Uddeshya (Objectives):99

Maintaining the flow of oxygenated blood to the heart and brain99 ....

Bringing the patient to a stable condition until medical help is received99 .... CPR ki
Technique (Technique of CPR)99

1.

CPR Shuru karne se pahle (Before starting CPR):99

Ensure the area is safe99 .

Check for patient's response99 .

If the patient is not responding, immediately call for emergency help (ambulance)99 .

2.

CPR ke Charan (Steps of CPR):99 ...

3.

Chest Compression (Chest Compressions):99 ... o Lay the patient flat on their back on a hard
surface99 . o Place both your hands in the center of the patient's chest99 .101

o Compress the chest about 2 inches (5 cm) deep101 . Made by :- Priyanshu o Maintain a
rate of 100-120 compressions per minute101 . 2. Airway Kholna (Opening the Airway):101 o
Tilt the patient's head back and lift the chin101 . o This process helps in opening the
airway101 . 3. Kritrim Shvasan (Rescue Breaths):101 o Close the patient's nose and give
mouth-to-mouth breaths101 . o Give each breath for about 1 second and watch the chest
rise101 . o Give 2 breaths after 30 compressions101 . 3. CPR Jaari rakhen (Continue CPR):101

•
Continue CPR until the patient responds or medical help arrives101 ....102

CPR ke Dauran Dhyan Rakhne Yogya Baatein (Precautions During CPR):102

1.

Sahi Technique ka Palan karen (Follow the Correct Technique):102 o Perform chest
compressions and rescue breaths correctly102 .

2.

Atyadhik Dabav se Bachen (Avoid Excessive Pressure):102 o Excessive pressure on the chest
can cause rib damage102 .

3.

Bachoan aur Navajat Shishuoan ke liye Vishesh Dhyan (Special Attention for Children and
Infants):102 o For children, use only two fingers102 . o For infants, compress the chest about
1.5 inches (4 cm)102 . CPR ka Mahatva (Importance of CPR):102

4.

Jeevan Bachane mein Sahayak (Helpful in Saving Life):102 o CPR can save the patient's life in
emergency situations100 ....100

2. Mastishk Kshati ko Rokna (Preventing Brain Damage):100 o Maintaining blood flow to the
heart and brain can prevent brain damage100 . Made by :- Priyanshu 3. Chikitsa Sahayata
Milne tak Samay Pradan karna (Providing Time Until Medical Assistance is Received):100 o
CPR helps in keeping the patient in a stable condition100 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):100 CPR
is an important life-saving technique that everyone should learn100 . It helps in saving the
patient's life and keeping them in a stable condition in emergency situations100 . With
correct technique and caution, CPR can be effective100 .103

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Shalakya Tantra is an important branch in Ayurveda, which focuses on the diagnosis,

treatment, and management of diseases of the organs located above the neck and head103
. It is a part of Ashtanga Chikitsa of Ayurveda103 . Shalakya Tantra ka Parichay (Introduction
of Shalakya Tantra)103

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):103

Shalakya Tantra is the branch of Ayurveda that diagnoses and treats diseases related to the
head, eyes, ears, nose, throat, and mouth103 .

•
"Shalaka" means "probe" or instrument, which are used in this treatment103 .104

2. Aitihasik Prishthbhumi (Historical Background):104

The mention of Shalakya Tantra is found in Sushrut Samhita104 .

Acharya Sushrut has described this branch in detail104 .

It is also called "Urdhvanga Chikitsa" (Urdhwanga Chikitsa)104 .

3.

Uddeshya (Objectives):104

Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the organs of the head and neck104 .

Prevention of diseases and maintaining health104 . Shalakya Tantra ka Kshetra (Scope of

Shalakya Tantra)104 Made by :- Priyanshu

1.

Rogoan ka Nidan aur Upchar (Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases):104

Netra Rog (Eye Disorders):104 o Such as cataracts, glaucoma, and eye infections104 .

Karna Rog (Ear Disorders):104

...105

Use of Ayurvedic medicines and procedures105 .

Minimum risk of complications and side effects105 . Shalakya Tantra ka Mahatva

(Importance of Shalakya Tantra)105

1.
Samagra Drishtikon (Holistic Approach):105 o It emphasizes the balance of body, mind, and
soul105 . o Treatment of the root causes of diseases105 .

2.

Prakritik Upchar (Natural Treatment):105 Made by :- Priyanshu o Use of herbs and Ayurvedic
procedures105 .... o It is safe and effective105 .

3.

Aadhunik Chikitsa mein Yogdan (Contribution to Modern Medicine):105 ... o Techniques of

Shalakya Tantra are being used in modern medicine106 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):106
Shalakya Tantra is an important branch of Ayurveda that diagnoses and treats diseases of
the organs of the head and neck106 . Its holistic approach and natural treatment make it
special106 . The synergy of Ayurveda and modern medicine has made Shalakya Tantra even
more effective106 . Several effective measures and principles are given in Ayurveda for
maintaining and improving Ocular Health106 . The Ayurvedic approach for the prevention
and treatment of eye diseases is natural and safe106 . Ayurveda mein Netra Swasthya ka
Mahatva (Importance of Ocular Health in Ayurveda)106

...107

o Trataka Kriya is helpful in improving eyesight107 . Netra Rogoan ki Roktham (Prevention of

Eye Disorders)107

1.

Swachhta (Hygiene):107 o Keeping the eyes clean and free from dust107 . o Use of glasses to
protect from pollution and sun107 .

2.

Paushtik Aahar (Nutritious Diet):107 o Consumption of foods rich in Vitamin A, C, and E107 .
o Use of carrots, spinach, and fresh fruits107 .

3.

Tanav Prabandhan (Stress Management):107 o Yoga and meditation to reduce mental

stress107 . o Adequate sleep and rest107 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):107 Natural and effective
measures are given in Ayurveda for maintaining and improving eye health107 .

...108

Made by :- Priyanshu o Karnashoola (earache), Karnanaad (tinnitus), deafness108 .

•
Upchar (Treatment):108 o Karnapoorana: Putting medicinal oil like sesame oil or Anutail in
the ear108 . o Agnikarma: For earache and inflammation108 . o Aushadhiyan (Medicines):
Dashamoola and Triphala108 .

2.

Naak (Nasal Health):108

Rog (Diseases):108 o Pratishyaya (cold), sinusitis, nasal allergy108 .

Upchar (Treatment):108 o Nasya Karma: Use of medicinal oil or herbs through the nose108 .
o Steam Therapy: For cleaning the nose and opening the sinuses108 . o Aushadhiyan
(Medicines): Triphala, Tulsi, and Adrak108 .

3.

Gala (Throat Health):108

Rog (Diseases):108 o Sore throat, tonsillitis, and hoarseness108 ....

...109

5. Gandush aur Kavala:109 o Gargling for throat problems109 . ENT Swasthya ke liye Yoga aur
Pranayama (Yoga and Pranayama for ENT Health)109

1.

Pranayama:109 o Anulom-Vilom and Bhastrika Pranayama for nose and throat health109 .

2.

Yogasan:109 o Bhujangasana and Matsyasana109 .

3.

Trataka Kriya:109 o For eye and nose health109 . ENT Rogoan ki Roktham (Prevention of ENT
Disorders)109

4.

Swachhta (Hygiene):109 ... o Keeping the ears, nose, and throat clean and free from dust110
.

5.

Paushtik Aahar (Nutritious Diet):110 o Consumption of foods rich in Vitamin C and A110 .110
3. Tanav Prabandhan (Stress Management):110 o Yoga and meditation to reduce mental
stress110 . 4. Paryavaraniya Suraksha (Environmental Protection):110 Made by :- Priyanshu o
Protection from pollution and smoke110 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):110 Natural and effective
measures are given in Ayurveda for maintaining and improving ENT health110 . Ayurvedic
treatments like Triphala, Tulsi, and Adrak are helpful in relieving nose, ear, and throat
problems110 . Yoga and Pranayama play an important role in improving ENT health110 .

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

...111

3. Aushadhiya Lep (Herbal Paste):111

Mixture of turmeric, salt, and mustard oil111 .

This is useful for toothache and gum problems111 .

4.

Triphala Churna:111

Consumption of Triphala Churna and gargling with it111 .

This keeps teeth and gums healthy111 .

5.

Laung aur Elaichi (Clove and Cardamom):111

Use of clove for toothache and gum swelling111 .

Chewing cardamom for mouth freshness111 . Oral aur Dental Health ke liye Aahar aur
Jeevanashaili (Diet and Lifestyle for Oro-Dental Health)111

1.

Paushtik Aahar (Nutritious Diet):111 o Foods rich in Calcium and Vitamin D like milk, curd,
and green vegetables111 ....112
o Avoiding sugar and junk food112 . 2. Swachhta (Hygiene):112 o Brushing twice a day112 . o
Rinsing after every meal112 . 3. Tanav Prabandhan (Stress Management):112 o Reducing
mental stress through yoga and meditation112 . Oral aur Dental Rogoan ki Roktham
(Prevention of Oro-Dental Disorders)112

1.

Daantoan ki Sadan se Bachav (Prevention from Tooth Decay):112 o Reducing the

consumption of sugar and acidic foods112 . Made by :- Priyanshu o Regular cleaning of
teeth112 .

2.

Masoodoan ki Samasyaoan se Bachav (Prevention from Gum Problems):112 ... o Regular

practice of Gandush and Kavala112 . o Gum massage112 .

3.

Mooh ki Badboo se Bachav (Prevention from Bad Breath):112 ... o Use of Neem and Tulsi113
.113

o Maintaining oral hygiene113 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):113 Natural and effective measures

are given in Ayurveda for maintaining and improving oral and dental health113 . Ayurvedic
treatments like Datun, Gandush, and Triphala are helpful in keeping teeth and gums
healthy113 . Nutritious diet and hygiene habits play an important role in improving oral
health113 .

Unit :- 4

Samshodhana Chikitsa ka Parichay113 Samshodhana Chikitsa (Samshodhana Chikitsa) is an

important part of the Ayurvedic treatment system, which aims to purify the body by
removing accumulated toxic substances (Ama) and doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha)113 ....

...114

to do114 . 3. Swedana (Swedana):114 o The process of sweating, which increases body

temperature and loosens accumulated Ama114 . o Types: By steam, bath, or other Ayurvedic
Swedana methods114 . Purva Kriya ka Mahatva (Importance of Pre-Procedure)114

Sharir ka Purvatayari (Body Preparation): This stage prepares the body before the main
procedure so that the doshas can be easily eliminated114 . Made by :- Priyanshu

Ayurvedic Prakriya mein Sudhar (Improvement in Ayurvedic Procedure): Pre-procedure plays

an important role in correcting the imbalance of Pitta, Vata or Kapha114 .
•

Upchar ki Safalta mein Vriddhi (Increase in Treatment Success): Proper Snehan and Swedana
make the main procedure more effective114 .

...115

2. Virechana (Virechana):115 o Elimination of severe Pitta dosha and Ama by breast or

pressure115 . o Extremely important for Pitta dosha balance and improvement in digestive
power115 . 3. Basti (Basti):115 o Enema procedure with medicinal substances for internal
purification115 . o Primarily useful for the treatment of Vata dosha115 . 4. Nasya
(Nasya):115 o Flow of medicinal substances through the nasal passages, which balances the
doshas in the head and neck regions115 . 5. Raktamokshana (Raktamokshana):115 o The
process of removing blood, which is helpful in the treatment of blood disorders and
diseases115 .116

Pradhan Kriya ka Mahatva (Importance of Main Procedure)116 Made by :- Priyanshu

Tez Vishharan (Rapid Detoxification): During the main procedure, accumulated toxins are
directly eliminated from the body116 .

Dosha Santulan (Dosha Balance): Vamana, Virechana, Basti, etc. procedures balance Vata,
Pitta, and Kapha doshas116 .

Rog Pratirodhak Shamta mein Sudhar (Improvement in Immunity): After the main treatment
procedure, the body's natural system becomes stronger, which increases immunity116 .
Samagra Drishtikon evam Chikitsa Parinam (Holistic Approach and Treatment Outcomes)116

Panchakarma ka Samagra Labh (Overall Benefits of Panchakarma): Purva Kriya (Deepana,

Pachana, Snehan, Swedana) and Mukhya Kriya (Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya,
Raktamokshana) together balance the body's doshas116 .

...117

It is also useful for promoting117 . Chikitsa Paryatan mein Panchakarma ka Mahatva

(Importance of Panchkarma in Medical Tourism)117

1.

Panchakarma ka Parichay (Introduction to Panchakarma):117 Made by :- Priyanshu

•
Panchakarma is an ancient treatment method of Ayurveda, which includes the process of
removing toxic substances from the body and balancing the doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha)117 .

It includes five main procedures: Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, and Raktamokshana117 .

2.

Panchakarma ka Uddeshya (Objective of Panchakarma):117 ...

Purifying the body and eradicating diseases from the root118 .

Restoring mental and physical health118 .118

Boosting immunity118 .

3.

Chikitsa Paryatan mein Panchakarma ki Bhoomika (Role of Panchakarma in Medical

Tourism):118

Foreign patients come to India for the natural and safe treatment of Panchakarma118 .

It is not only helpful in the treatment of diseases but also cures stress, fatigue, and lifestyle-
related disorders118 . Panchakarma aur Wellness (Panchkarma as Wellness)118

1.

Wellness ke liye Panchakarma (Panchakarma for Wellness):118

Panchakarma is not limited to the treatment of diseases, but it is also useful for wellness and
lifestyle improvement118 .

It detoxifies the body and provides mental peace118 .119

2. Wellness Paryatan mein Yogdan (Contribution to Wellness Tourism):119

•
Panchakarma has become a major part of wellness tourism119 .

The combination of Panchakarma with yoga, meditation, and Ayurvedic diet attracts foreign
tourists119 .

3.

Wellness Kendra aur Panchakarma (Wellness Centers and Panchakarma):119

Many wellness centers and Ayurvedic resorts in India offer Panchakarma services119 .

These centers provide a natural and cultural experience to foreign tourists119 . Chikitsa
Paryatan mein Bharat ki Bhoomika (India's Role in Medical Tourism)119 Made by :- Priyanshu

1.

Bharat ka Mahatva (Importance of India):119 ...

Medical services in India are affordable and of high quality119 ....120

The ancient tradition of Ayurveda and Panchakarma makes India a major destination for
medical tourism120 .

2.

Videshi Rogiyon ke liye Akarshan (Attraction for Foreign Patients):120

Foreign patients come to India for Panchakarma and Ayurvedic treatment120 .

Special visas and facilities are available for medical tourism in India120 .

3.

Sarkar ki Pahal (Government Initiatives):120 ...

The Government of India is implementing special schemes and policies to promote medical
tourism120 .
•

The Ministry of AYUSH is promoting Panchakarma and Ayurveda globally120 . Panchakarma

aur Chikitsa Paryatan ke Labh (Benefits of Panchakarma in Medical Tourism)121

1.

Prakritik aur Surakshit Upchar (Natural and Safe Treatment):121 o Panchakarma provides
natural and side-effect-free treatment121 .

2.

Samagra Swasthya (Holistic Health):121 o It emphasizes the balance of body, mind, and
soul121 .

3.

Arthik Labh (Economic Benefits):121 o Medical tourism promotes India's economy121 .

4.

Sanskratik Anubhav (Cultural Experience):121 o Foreign tourists experience Indian culture

and traditions121 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):121 The combination of Panchakarma and
medical tourism is establishing India as a major health and wellness destination at the global
level121 .... The natural and holistic treatment method of Panchakarma is not only helpful in
the treatment of diseases but is also useful for wellness and lifestyle improvement122 .
Made by :- Priyanshu "Scope of the industry to encourage entrepreneurship with integration
of Panchakarma in Cikitsa Management" This topic emphasizes the possibilities of
integrating Ayurvedic Panchakarma in modern health management, industry, and
entrepreneurship context122 .

5.

Parichay (Introduction)122

In health management today, a holistic approach is being adopted globally for disease
prevention, long-term care, and health promotion122 .

Panchakarma, a major purification therapy method of Ayurveda, naturally removes toxic

substances from the body122 .

...123

o Regular Panchakarma reduces mental stress, anxiety, and depression, which improves the
quality of life123 .
•

Prakritik aur Surakshit Upchar (Natural and Safe Treatment):123 o Being an Ayurvedic
method, Panchakarma uses natural herbs, oleation, fomentation, and other procedures,
which are free from side effects123 .

3.

Chikitsa Prabandhan mein Udyamita ke liye Avsar (Opportunities for Entrepreneurship in

Cikitsa Management)123

Naye Vyavsay Model aur Wellness Kendra (New Business Models and Wellness Centers):123
Made by :- Priyanshu o Wellness and spa centers based on Panchakarma and Ayurvedic
treatment, such as prevention clinics, natural detox resorts, and by detoxing hospitals123 ....

...124

Development of incubators124 . o Efforts to create the latest trademarks and patents by

combining Ayurvedic principles with modern science and technology124 . 4. Panchakarma
ke Mishran ke saath Udyamita: Udyog ke Drishtikon se (Entrepreneurship with Integration of
Panchakarma: From an Industry Perspective)124

Sanskrati aur Parampara ka Aadhunikikaran (Modernization of Culture and Tradition):124 o

Indian Ayurveda has a long history, which can be presented in global health tourism by
integrating it with modern health management124 . o Traditional methods like Panchakarma
can be combined with digital platforms, cyber health, and evidence-based practices124 .125

Naveen Vyavsay aur Seva Model (Innovative Business and Service Models):125 o
Personalized health care model, where Panchakarma-based treatment is customized
according to the patient's physical and mental needs125 . o Promoting Ayurvedic knowledge
and entrepreneurship through online consultation, e-learning platforms, and healthcare
apps125 .

Sarkari Nitiyan aur Samarthan (Government Policies and Support):125 ... Made by :-
Priyanshu o Government programs like Pradhan Mantri AYUSH Yojana are a source of
inspiration for increasing Panchakarma based treatment and health tourism125 . o
Government schemes for foreign investment, visas, and improvement in health
infrastructure125 .

...126
can play a role126 .

Unit :- 5

The study of Ayurveda and medicinal plants is extremely important for understanding their
Phyto-constituents and Economic importance126 . Below are the phyto-constituents and
economic importance of four common medicinal plants126 . Made by :- Priyanshu

1.

Tulsi (Ocimum sanctum)126 Phyto-constituents:126

Eugenol126 .

Flavonoids126 .

Tannins126 .

Saponins126 . Economic Importance:126

Tulsi is used in herbal tea, medicinal oil, and Ayurvedic medicines126 .127

It is also useful in the manufacture of immunity booster products and natural pesticides127 .

Export of Tulsi based products is an important economic source for India127 .

2.

Neem (Azadirachta indica)127 Phyto-constituents:127

Nimbin127 .

Nimbidin127 .

Tannins127 .
•

Flavonoids127 . Economic Importance:127

Neem is used in the manufacture of antiseptic cream, soap, and pesticides127 .

The demand for Neem based products is increasing in organic farming127 .

Export of Neem oil and leaves provides economic benefits to the agricultural and industrial
sectors of India127 ....128

is128 . 3. Amla (Emblica officinalis)128 Phyto-constituents:128 Made by :- Priyanshu

Vitamin C128 .

Tannins128 .

Flavonoids128 .

Phenolic Compounds128 . Economic Importance:128

Amla is used in the form of juice, jam, and powder128 .

It is a major ingredient in hair and skin products128 .

Export of Amla based products makes a significant contribution to the health and beauty
industry128 .

4.

Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)128 Phyto-constituents:128 ...

Withanolides129 .129
•

Alkaloids129 .

Saponins129 .

Flavonoids129 . Economic Importance:129

Ashwagandha is used in stress-reducing medicines, immunity boosters, and energy

supplements129 .

It plays a major role in the export of Ayurvedic and herbal products129 .

The demand for Ashwagandha based products is increasing rapidly in the global market129 .
Nishkarsha (Conclusion):129 The phyto-constituents of medicinal plants not only define their
medicinal properties but also enhance their economic importance129 . Plants like Tulsi,
Neem, Amla, and Ashwagandha not only provide health benefits but also make a significant
contribution to the economy of India129 ....130

Made by :- Priyanshu $$Pashu Utpadoan (Animal Products) ka Poshan aur Arthik Mahatva
(Nutritional and Economic Importance of Animal Products) is very extensive130 . These
products are not only a major source of nutrients in human diet but also make a significant
contribution to the rural and national economy130 . Pashu Utpadoan ka Parichay
(Introduction to Animal Products)130

1.

Paribhasha (Definition):130

Animal products are products obtained from animals, such as milk, meat, eggs, wool, and
leather130 .

These products are useful in various aspects of human life, such as nutrition, clothing, and
industrial use130 ....131

2. Mahatva (Importance):131
•

Animal products are used for nutrition, employment, and income generation131 .

These products empower the rural economy131 .... Pashu Utpadoan ke Prakar aur Unka
Poshan Mulya (Types of Animal Products and Their Nutritional Value)131

1.

Doodh (Milk):131

Poshak Tatva (Nutrients):131 o Protein, fat, lactose, vitamin D, and calcium131 .

Arthik Mahatva (Economic Importance):131 o Milk and dairy products are used at domestic
and industrial levels131 . o India is a leader in milk production in the world131 .

2.

Mansa (Meat):131

Poshak Tatva (Nutrients):131 .... o Protein, iron, vitamin B12133 .133

Arthik Mahatva (Economic Importance):133 o The meat industry is a major source of

employment and export in India133 . o Buffalo, goat, and chicken meat are major export
products133 . Made by :- Priyanshu

3.

Ande (Eggs):133

Poshak Tatva (Nutrients):133 o Protein, vitamin A, D, and E133 .

Arthik Mahatva (Economic Importance):133 o Production and export of eggs are important
in the poultry industry133 . o Eggs are used in food and industrial products133 .

4.

Oon (Wool):133
•

Poshak Tatva (Nutrients):132 ... o Wool does not have nutrition, but it is used in the textile
industry132 .

Arthik Mahatva (Economic Importance):132 o Wool production is a major source of

employment in the Himalayan regions of India132 .132

o Export of wool based products132 . 5. Chamda (Leather):132

Poshak Tatva (Nutrients):132 o Leather does not provide nutrition, but it is important for
industrial use132 .

Arthik Mahatva (Economic Importance):132 .... o The leather industry is a major sector for
employment and export in India132 . o Manufacturing of shoes, bags, and other
products132 .... Pashu Utpadoan ka Arthik Mahatva (Economic Value of Animal Products)134

1.

Gramin Arthavyavastha mein Yogdan (Contribution to Rural Economy):134

Animal products are a major source of employment and income in rural areas134 .

Dairy, poultry, and meat production promote rural development134 .

2.

Niryat aur Videshi Mudra Arjan (Export and Foreign Exchange Earnings):134

Made by :- Priyanshu

India is a major exporter of animal products, such as buffalo meat, dairy products, and
leather134 ....

Export of animal products is helpful in earning foreign currency134 .

3.

Audyogik Upayog (Industrial Use):134

•

Animal products are used in industrial products such as soap, cream, and organic
fertilizer134 .

The leather and wool industries promote the textile and fashion industry134 .

4.

Swasthya aur Poshan (Health and Nutrition):134 ....

Animal products provide essential nutrients in human diet135 .

Milk, eggs, and meat are used to improve health and boost immunity135 .135

Nishkarsha (Conclusion):135 The nutritional and economic importance of animal products is

deeply intertwined with the social and economic structure of India135 . These products not
only provide nutrition to human life but also empower the rural and national economy135 .
The export and industrial use of animal products makes India competitive at the global
level135 .

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The objective of Standardization and Quality Assessment of Ayurvedic Herbal Formulations

is to ensure the purity, efficacy, and safety of medicines135 . This process scientifically
validates the development and use of Ayurvedic medicines135 ....136

Standardization aur Gunavatta Mulyankan ka Parichay (Introduction to Standardization and

Quality Assessment)136

1.

Manakeekaran ka Artha (Meaning of Standardization):136

The process of ensuring the quality of raw materials used in the manufacturing of Ayurvedic
medicines, production process, and finished product136 .

It helps in maintaining the efficacy and safety of medicines136 .

2.

Gunavatta Mulyankan ka Uddeshya (Objective of Quality Assessment):136 ....

•

Identification of the purity and active components of medicines136 . Made by :-

Priyanshu137

Testing of physical, chemical, and biological properties of medicines137 . Manakeekaran ki

Prakriya (Process of Standardization)137

1.

Kacche Mal ka Chayan (Selection of Raw Material):137

Identification of medicinal plants and testing their quality137 .

Ensuring the quantity and purity of active constituents of plants137 .

2.

Utpadan Prakriya (Production Process):137

Following the methods described in Ayurvedic texts137 .

Use of modern techniques like extraction, powdering, and formulation137 ....

3.

Gunavatta Pareekshan (Quality Testing):138

Physical testing: Color, odor, and texture138 .

Chemical testing: Identification and quantity of active components138 .138

Biological testing: Efficacy and safety of medicines138 ....

4.

Packaging aur Bhandaran (Packaging and Storage):138

•
Packaging medicines properly to maintain their quality138 .

Paying attention to appropriate temperature and humidity for storage138 . Gunavatta

Mulyankan ke Ghatak (Components of Quality Assessment)138

1.

Bhautik Pareekshan (Physical Testing):138

Evaluation of the texture, color, and odor of medicines138 .

Testing the stability and storage capacity of medicines138 .

2.

Rasayanik Pareekshan (Chemical Testing):138 ....

Identification of active components and determination of their quantity138 .

Testing for impurities and adulteration138 .139

3. Jaivik Pareekshan (Biological Testing):139 Made by :- Priyanshu

Testing the biological efficacy of medicines139 .

Evaluation of toxicity and safety139 .

4.

Aadhunik Technique ka Upayog (Use of Modern Techniques):139

Use of instruments like HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography), GC-MS (Gas

Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry), and FT-IR (Fourier Transform Infrared
Spectroscopy)139 . Ayurvedic Herbal Formulation ka Vikas (Development Process of
Ayurvedic Herbal Formulations)139

1.
Paramparik Gyan ka Upayog (Use of Traditional Knowledge):139 ....

Study of Ayurvedic texts like Charak Samhita, Sushrut Samhita, and Bhaishajya Ratnavali140 .

Analysis of traditional uses and properties of medicinal plants140 .

2.

Anusandhan aur Vikas (Research and Development):140

Identification of active components of medicines and their scientific testing140 .

Evaluation of the efficacy and safety of medicines140 .

3.

Formulation Prakriya (Formulation Process):140

Preparing medicines in various forms like tablets, capsules, syrups, and powders140 .

Use of excipients in the formulation140 .

4.

Naidanik Pareekshan (Clinical Trials):140 ....

Human testing of the efficacy and safety of medicines140 .

Analysis of clinical trial results140 . Nishkarsha (Conclusion):140

...141

Herbal creams, oils, and capsules141 .

3.

Anusandhan aur Vikas (Research and Development):141

•

Identification of active components of medicinal plants and their industrial use141 .

Development of new medicines and food products141 .

4.

Niryat aur Vaishvik Bazaar (Export and Global Market):141

Export of Ayurvedic products and their demand in foreign markets141 ....

Branding of Ayurvedic products at the global level141 . Ayurveda aur Aushadhiya Rasayan
Vigyan ke Samanvay ke Labh (Benefits of Synergizing Ayurveda and Medicinal Chemistry)141

1.

Navachar aur Anusandhan (Innovation and Research):141 ....

Combining traditional Ayurvedic knowledge with modern research and technology141 .

...142

Made by :- Priyanshu

Promoting the export of Ayurvedic products142 .

2.

Startup India:142

Financial and technical assistance to startups for Ayurvedic products and medicines142 .

3.

Anusandhan aur Vikas (Research and Development):142

Encouraging research in the field of Ayurveda and medicinal chemistry142 . Nishkarsha

(Conclusion):142 The synergy of Ayurveda and medicinal chemistry is an important catalyst
for promoting entrepreneurship in the food and medicine sectors142 . It not only provides
health solutions but also contributes to economic development and environmental
sustainability142 .