In Ayurveda, amoebic dysentery is referred to as “Grahani Roga.” It is a condition characterized by inflammation of the intestines, primarily the colon, caused by the parasite Entamoeba histolytica. Classical Ayurvedic texts provide insights into the causes, types, symptoms, pathogenesis, and treatment of Grahani Roga. Here is the information you requested, including relevant shlokas (verses) […]

In Ayurveda, amenorrhea is referred to as “Anartava.” It is a condition characterized by the absence or cessation of menstrual periods. Classical Ayurvedic texts provide insights into the causes, types, symptoms, pathogenesis, and treatment of amenorrhea. Here is the information you requested, including relevant shlokas (verses) from classical Ayurvedic texts. 1. Nidana (causes) of Anartava:

In Ayurveda, allergies are referred to as “Asatmya” or “Asatmyata.” These terms signify a condition in which an individual becomes hypersensitive or intolerant to certain substances. Ayurvedic texts provide insights into the causes, types, symptoms, pathogenesis, and treatment of allergies. Here is the information you requested, including relevant shlokas (verses) from classical Ayurvedic texts. 1.