Swedana karma
SWEDANA KARMA
Sweating is the physiological process But over sweating or Absence of Sweating is patholgical, Inducing the sweating by heat application is known as swedan Karma. It is beneficial in vata kapha disorders and harmful in Pitta, Raktha disorders.
Swedana is a major Poorva Karma procedure conducted after Sneha Karma and proceedes Vaman karma. It is a process in which by the application of the heat Liquification of doshas occurs that relieves stiffness, heavyness, cold and induces sweating. Being the principal Poorva Karma procedure, Swedana is also a specific treatment procedure for number of diseases like Vata Vyadhi (It is also a main therapy that is one among Shat upakramas and quite opposite to Stambana therapy).
Qualities of Swedan Dravyas.
1) Ushna (Hot)
Sweating is the physiological process But over sweating or Absence of Sweating is patholgical, Inducing the sweating by heat application is known as swedan Karma. It is beneficial in vata kapha disorders and harmful in Pitta, Raktha disorders.
Swedana is a major Poorva Karma procedure conducted after Sneha Karma and proceedes Vaman karma. It is a process in which by the application of the heat Liquification of doshas occurs that relieves stiffness, heavyness, cold and induces sweating. Being the principal Poorva Karma procedure, Swedana is also a specific treatment procedure for number of diseases like Vata Vyadhi (It is also a main therapy that is one among Shat upakramas and quite opposite to Stambana therapy).
Qualities of Swedan Dravyas.
1) Ushna (Hot)
2) Teekshna (Quickly spreading)
3) Sara (Spreading nature in the all directions)
4) Snidga (oleusunctuous)
5) Rooksha (Rough opposite to snigda
6) Sukshma (penetrating into minute channels.)
7) Drava (liquidity )
8) Sthira (Fixed)
9)Guru (Heavy or bulkness)
Classification of Swedan Karma .
Classification of Swedan Karma .
l) According to Charak
a) Agni Sweda 13 types. b) Anagni Sweda 10 types. II) a) Snigda Sweda in Vata disorders. b) Ruksha Sweda in Kapha disorders.
III) a) Ekanga Sweda(Swedan only at the affected part ) b) Sarvanga Sweda (Swedan to thecomplete body)
IV) a) Mrudu Sweda in weak persons, less vitiation of doshas and at Heart scrotum eyes etc,
b) Madyama Sweda :moderate Strength of the patient disease and at groins.
c) Maha Sweda :Strengthy people with high vitiation of doshas.
V) According to Sushrutha and Vagbhata a) Tapa Sweda b) ushma Sweda c) Upanaha Sweda d) Drava Sweda.
Vl) a) Shaman Sweda (Remission of the diseases) b) Shodhan Sweda (elimination of doshas)
Vll) a) Bahya Sweda (External) b) Abhyanthar Sweda (Internal)
Swedana Karma Indications.
1) Pratishyaya (Rhinitis)
III) a) Ekanga Sweda(Swedan only at the affected part ) b) Sarvanga Sweda (Swedan to thecomplete body)
IV) a) Mrudu Sweda in weak persons, less vitiation of doshas and at Heart scrotum eyes etc,
b) Madyama Sweda :moderate Strength of the patient disease and at groins.
c) Maha Sweda :Strengthy people with high vitiation of doshas.
V) According to Sushrutha and Vagbhata a) Tapa Sweda b) ushma Sweda c) Upanaha Sweda d) Drava Sweda.
Vl) a) Shaman Sweda (Remission of the diseases) b) Shodhan Sweda (elimination of doshas)
Vll) a) Bahya Sweda (External) b) Abhyanthar Sweda (Internal)
Swedana Karma Indications.
1) Pratishyaya (Rhinitis)
2) Kasa (Cough)
3) Hiccah (hiccough)
4) Swasa (Dyspnoea)
5) heaviness of body
6) Kama Shoola (otalgia)
7) manya shoola (Pain at neck region)
8) Shira shoola (headache)
9) Swara bheda (hoarseness of Voice )
10) Gala grah (neck rigidity)
11) Paarshwa graha (rigid flanks )
11) Paarshwa graha (rigid flanks )
12) prusta grah (rigidity in the dorsum of trunk)
13) kati graha (rigid Lumbo sacral region)
14) Kukshigrah (rigid abdomen)
15) llanu grah (rigid jaws)
16) Pada jaanujanga-uru graha (Rigidity in all parts of Lower Iimbs)
17) Padaarthijaanurathi Jangaarthi Uru arthi (Pain in all parts of Lower Limbs)
18) Arditha Vata (Facial palsy)
19) Ekaanga Vata (Monoplegia)
20) Sarvaanga Vata (total paralysis)
20) Sarvaanga Vata (total paralysis)
21) Pakshaghaata (hemi Plegia Or paraplegia)
22) Angamarda (Body pains
22) Angamarda (Body pains
23) Aadya Vata
24) Vata kantaka
25) Ghrudrasi Vata
26) Supthi (loss of Sensation)
27) Stamba Sankocha (Spastic pains)
28) Aanaha
29) Vibandha (Constipation )
30) Aama Vata
31) Shotha (Oedema)
31) Shotha (Oedema)
32) Jrumba
33) Shukraghaath (Retention of Semen )
34) Mutra kruchra (Dysuria)
35) Muska Vruddi (Orchitis)
36) Moodha garbha (malpresentations during delivary )
37) Arsha (haemorrhoids)
38) Bhagandar (Fistila in ano )
39) Arbuda (Tumours) 40) Grandhi (Cysts)
41) kampaVata 42) Shalyaapahrut (after removal of foreign bodies) 43) Samyak Prajatha (after normal delivery) 44) Ashmari (Urinary caliculus 45) Most of vata and Kapha disorders.
CONTRAINDICATIONS OF SWEDAN KARMA.
1) Raktha and Pitta Disorders
41) kampaVata 42) Shalyaapahrut (after removal of foreign bodies) 43) Samyak Prajatha (after normal delivery) 44) Ashmari (Urinary caliculus 45) Most of vata and Kapha disorders.
CONTRAINDICATIONS OF SWEDAN KARMA.
1) Raktha and Pitta Disorders
2) Alcoholism
3) Pregnancy
4) jaundice (ka~ mala)
5) Atisara (Diarrhoea)
6) Raktha Pitta (Bleeding disorders)
7) udara roga Spleeno megaly hepatomegely, Ascites etc. disorders)
8) urakshata (chest injury)
9) Burns
10) Pitta Prakruthi
11)Tired
12) Poisoning
13) unconscious
14) Sthoola (fat)
15) Thirsty
16) Angry
17) Weeping due to mental illness
18) Urustamba
19) Debilitative persons
20) Shukra kshaya
21) Ojo kshaya
21) Ojo kshaya
22) Timira (Dimvision)
23) Pandu (Anaemia)
24) Visarpa (Skin rashes)
25) Sosha (Dehydrated)
26) Kusta 27) Guda bramsha (prolapse of rectum)
28) Rajaswala (menstruation period)
29) After intake of milk, alcohol, curd, oil etc., 30) Indigestion
31) Madu Meha
31) Madu Meha
32) Pittaja Prameha
33) Ruksha Shuska deha (dehydrated)
34) After Virechan
35) Stambana Arha (Those indicated for stambana therapy)
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