The book is written to promote Ayurvedic practice. It covers all the topics which are necessary from Ayurvedic practice point of view. Ayurved is Indian system of medicine and now, it is alternate system of medicine in India. This is my little attempt to make it back to main system of medicine in India.
Born on 10 November, 1975 Dr. Pankaj Taneja Graduated from Gaur Brahmin Ayurvedic College, Rohtak and post graduated from department of Ayurved Samhita, Institute of Medical Sciences, B.H.U. in 2002 and now is working as Reader in department of Maulik Siddant. M.L.R. Ayurvedic College, Charbhi Oadri, Bhiwaru (HR)
Ayurveda is one of the most ancient systems of medicine in the world. Its origin goes back to the scared vedas which are considered the oldest scriptures on the human wisdom and civilisation.
From clinical point of view, today there is not even a single book in which systematically practical ayurvedic management is mentioned. Keeping this in mind, this book is written.
This book is designed in such a way that it is complete with in itself from ayurvedic practice point of view. It covers all topics necessary for practice whether it is basic principles, diseases and their ayurvedic management, ayurvedic medicines (single as well as compound) and planning for ayurvedic practice.
It becomes lengthy and confusing to cover both ayurvedic as well as modem theortical part of the diseases. Clinically, modem theory of all diseases and ayurvedic theory of some diseases is necessary and that are covered in this book.
While compiling this book, I received invaluable help from Dr. Amit Teneja, Dr. Sunil Arya and Dr. Subhash Kumar. I am thankful to all of them.
This book is dedicated to my Godfather Vaid Hari Shanker Dev Sharma and to my parents.
CONTENTS
| Chapter 1 | Basic Principles | 1 -10 |
| Origin of ayurveda | ||
| Difference between ayurveda and modern medicine | ||
| Concept of loka purush samya | ||
| Cocept of tridosha and panchmahabhuta | ||
| Concept of dhatu | ||
| Dhatu poshan nyaya | ||
| Prakriti | ||
| Triguna | ||
| Agni and ama | ||
| Definition of health | ||
| Dosha, their qualities and functions | ||
| Chapter 2 | Respiratory System | 11-52 |
| Upper respirartory tract | ||
| Lower respiratory tract | ||
| Acute coryza (common cold) | ||
| Acute laryngitis | ||
| Allergic rhinitis | ||
| Sinusitis | ||
| Bronchial asthma | ||
| Single and compound medicines | ||
| Chapter 3 | Diseases of the Skin | 53-83 |
| Structure and function of the skin | ||
| Types of lesion and their distribution | ||
| Eczema | ||
| Psoriasis | ||
| Disorders of sebaceous glands | ||
| Disorders of pigment metabolism | ||
| Disorders of hair | ||
| Single and compound medicines | ||
| Chapter 4 | Inflammation, Soft Tissue Injuries and Musculo - Skeletal Disorders | 84-107 |
| Inflammation | ||
| Acute | ||
| Chronic | ||
| Management | ||
| Soft tissue injury | ||
| Muscle and tendon injury | ||
| Injury to ligament | ||
| Injury to synovial membrane | ||
| Injury to nerve | ||
| Musculo - skeletal disorders | ||
| Pathology of dysfunction | ||
| Resisted movement test and possible lesion | ||
| Characteristic features and probable diagnosis | ||
| Chapter 5 | Rheumatology | 108-212 |
| Keraliya Panchkarm | ||
| Abhyangam | ||
| Nadi swedana | ||
| Pinda swedana | ||
| Pizhichil | ||
| General line of treatment | ||
| General criteria of assessment of result Osteoarthritis | ||
| Rheumatoid arthritis | ||
| Gout | ||
| Ankylosing spondylitis | ||
| Juvenile arthritis | ||
| Still's disease | ||
| Backache | ||
| Structural and biomechanical considerations of lumbosacral complex | ||
| Structural and biomechanical inadequacies of lumbosacral complex | ||
| Aetiology | ||
| Causes | ||
| Pathology | ||
| Physical examination | ||
| Treatment | ||
| Acute low backache | ||
| Chronic low backache | ||
| Treatment of disc lesion | ||
| Degenerative disc diseases | ||
| Spondylosis | ||
| Sciatica | ||
| Lumbar canal stenosis | ||
| Lumbar spondylolesthesis | ||
| Prevention of low backache | ||
| Cervical syndrome | ||
| Cause | ||
| Characteristic of pain | ||
| Treatment | ||
| Cervical spondylosis | ||
| Spasmodic torticollis | ||
| Soft tissue rheumatism | ||
| Fibromyalgia | ||
| Tennis elbow | ||
| Golfer's elbow | ||
| Frozen shoulder | ||
| Plantar fascitis | ||
| Achilles fascitis | ||
| Tarsal tunnel syndrome | ||
| Carpal tunnel syndrome | ||
| Osteoporosis | ||
| Post-fracture stiffness | ||
| Single and compound medicine | ||
| Chapter 6 | Diseases of Alimentary Canal | 213-265 |
| Controlling and coordinating mechanisms | ||
| Mobility | ||
| Secretion | ||
| Absortive system | ||
| Defence mechanisms | ||
| Symptoms of alimentary diseases | ||
| Investigations | ||
| Diseases of mouth | ||
| Stomatitis | ||
| Candidiasis | ||
| Aphthous ulceration | ||
| Diseases of oesophagus | ||
| Reflux oesophagitis | ||
| Sliding hiatus hernia | ||
| Diseases of stomach and duodenum | ||
| Amalpitta | ||
| Peptic ulcer (gastric and duodenal) | ||
| Gastritis | ||
| Non-ulcer dyspepsia | ||
| Diseases of large intestine | ||
| Lactose intolerance | ||
| Traveller's diarrhea | ||
| Giardiasis | ||
| Diarrhoea (acute, chronic) | ||
| Constipation | ||
| Functional disorders of GIT | ||
| Aerophagia and belching syndrome | ||
| Psychogenic vomiting | ||
| IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) | ||
| Inflammatory bowel diseases | ||
| Ulcerative colitis | ||
| Haemmarroids | ||
| Fissure-in-ano | ||
| Anorectal fistula | ||
| Single and compound medicines | ||
| Chapter 7 | Urinary Tract Diseases | 266-272 |
| Urinary tract infection | ||
| Renal and vesical calculi | ||
| Chapter 8 | Miscllaneous | 273-309 |
| Obesity | ||
| Liprotein metabolism | ||
| Headache | ||
| Parkinsonism | ||
| Psychosexual disorders | ||
| Hypertension | ||
| Diabetes mellitus | ||
| Yoga | ||
| Plan for ayurvedic practice | ||
| Bibliography | 310-311 |
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The book is written to promote Ayurvedic practice. It covers all the topics which are necessary from Ayurvedic practice point of view. Ayurved is Indian system of medicine and now, it is alternate system of medicine in India. This is my little attempt to make it back to main system of medicine in India.
Born on 10 November, 1975 Dr. Pankaj Taneja Graduated from Gaur Brahmin Ayurvedic College, Rohtak and post graduated from department of Ayurved Samhita, Institute of Medical Sciences, B.H.U. in 2002 and now is working as Reader in department of Maulik Siddant. M.L.R. Ayurvedic College, Charbhi Oadri, Bhiwaru (HR)
Ayurveda is one of the most ancient systems of medicine in the world. Its origin goes back to the scared vedas which are considered the oldest scriptures on the human wisdom and civilisation.
From clinical point of view, today there is not even a single book in which systematically practical ayurvedic management is mentioned. Keeping this in mind, this book is written.
This book is designed in such a way that it is complete with in itself from ayurvedic practice point of view. It covers all topics necessary for practice whether it is basic principles, diseases and their ayurvedic management, ayurvedic medicines (single as well as compound) and planning for ayurvedic practice.
It becomes lengthy and confusing to cover both ayurvedic as well as modem theortical part of the diseases. Clinically, modem theory of all diseases and ayurvedic theory of some diseases is necessary and that are covered in this book.
While compiling this book, I received invaluable help from Dr. Amit Teneja, Dr. Sunil Arya and Dr. Subhash Kumar. I am thankful to all of them.
This book is dedicated to my Godfather Vaid Hari Shanker Dev Sharma and to my parents.
CONTENTS
| Chapter 1 | Basic Principles | 1 -10 |
| Origin of ayurveda | ||
| Difference between ayurveda and modern medicine | ||
| Concept of loka purush samya | ||
| Cocept of tridosha and panchmahabhuta | ||
| Concept of dhatu | ||
| Dhatu poshan nyaya | ||
| Prakriti | ||
| Triguna | ||
| Agni and ama | ||
| Definition of health | ||
| Dosha, their qualities and functions | ||
| Chapter 2 | Respiratory System | 11-52 |
| Upper respirartory tract | ||
| Lower respiratory tract | ||
| Acute coryza (common cold) | ||
| Acute laryngitis | ||
| Allergic rhinitis | ||
| Sinusitis | ||
| Bronchial asthma | ||
| Single and compound medicines | ||
| Chapter 3 | Diseases of the Skin | 53-83 |
| Structure and function of the skin | ||
| Types of lesion and their distribution | ||
| Eczema | ||
| Psoriasis | ||
| Disorders of sebaceous glands | ||
| Disorders of pigment metabolism | ||
| Disorders of hair | ||
| Single and compound medicines | ||
| Chapter 4 | Inflammation, Soft Tissue Injuries and Musculo - Skeletal Disorders | 84-107 |
| Inflammation | ||
| Acute | ||
| Chronic | ||
| Management | ||
| Soft tissue injury | ||
| Muscle and tendon injury | ||
| Injury to ligament | ||
| Injury to synovial membrane | ||
| Injury to nerve | ||
| Musculo - skeletal disorders | ||
| Pathology of dysfunction | ||
| Resisted movement test and possible lesion | ||
| Characteristic features and probable diagnosis | ||
| Chapter 5 | Rheumatology | 108-212 |
| Keraliya Panchkarm | ||
| Abhyangam | ||
| Nadi swedana | ||
| Pinda swedana | ||
| Pizhichil | ||
| General line of treatment | ||
| General criteria of assessment of result Osteoarthritis | ||
| Rheumatoid arthritis | ||
| Gout | ||
| Ankylosing spondylitis | ||
| Juvenile arthritis | ||
| Still's disease | ||
| Backache | ||
| Structural and biomechanical considerations of lumbosacral complex | ||
| Structural and biomechanical inadequacies of lumbosacral complex | ||
| Aetiology | ||
| Causes | ||
| Pathology | ||
| Physical examination | ||
| Treatment | ||
| Acute low backache | ||
| Chronic low backache | ||
| Treatment of disc lesion | ||
| Degenerative disc diseases | ||
| Spondylosis | ||
| Sciatica | ||
| Lumbar canal stenosis | ||
| Lumbar spondylolesthesis | ||
| Prevention of low backache | ||
| Cervical syndrome | ||
| Cause | ||
| Characteristic of pain | ||
| Treatment | ||
| Cervical spondylosis | ||
| Spasmodic torticollis | ||
| Soft tissue rheumatism | ||
| Fibromyalgia | ||
| Tennis elbow | ||
| Golfer's elbow | ||
| Frozen shoulder | ||
| Plantar fascitis | ||
| Achilles fascitis | ||
| Tarsal tunnel syndrome | ||
| Carpal tunnel syndrome | ||
| Osteoporosis | ||
| Post-fracture stiffness | ||
| Single and compound medicine | ||
| Chapter 6 | Diseases of Alimentary Canal | 213-265 |
| Controlling and coordinating mechanisms | ||
| Mobility | ||
| Secretion | ||
| Absortive system | ||
| Defence mechanisms | ||
| Symptoms of alimentary diseases | ||
| Investigations | ||
| Diseases of mouth | ||
| Stomatitis | ||
| Candidiasis | ||
| Aphthous ulceration | ||
| Diseases of oesophagus | ||
| Reflux oesophagitis | ||
| Sliding hiatus hernia | ||
| Diseases of stomach and duodenum | ||
| Amalpitta | ||
| Peptic ulcer (gastric and duodenal) | ||
| Gastritis | ||
| Non-ulcer dyspepsia | ||
| Diseases of large intestine | ||
| Lactose intolerance | ||
| Traveller's diarrhea | ||
| Giardiasis | ||
| Diarrhoea (acute, chronic) | ||
| Constipation | ||
| Functional disorders of GIT | ||
| Aerophagia and belching syndrome | ||
| Psychogenic vomiting | ||
| IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) | ||
| Inflammatory bowel diseases | ||
| Ulcerative colitis | ||
| Haemmarroids | ||
| Fissure-in-ano | ||
| Anorectal fistula | ||
| Single and compound medicines | ||
| Chapter 7 | Urinary Tract Diseases | 266-272 |
| Urinary tract infection | ||
| Renal and vesical calculi | ||
| Chapter 8 | Miscllaneous | 273-309 |
| Obesity | ||
| Liprotein metabolism | ||
| Headache | ||
| Parkinsonism | ||
| Psychosexual disorders | ||
| Hypertension | ||
| Diabetes mellitus | ||
| Yoga | ||
| Plan for ayurvedic practice | ||
| Bibliography | 310-311 |
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