Disease manifestation (of natural origin)in any living body is based on Supportive outcome of Nidana - Dosha - Dooshya as described by Acharya Charka . According to Acharya Sushrutha for any disease manifestation , a cycle known as Shatkriya kala ( which is actually the action plan against disease . A comparative View of both ia taken into consideration here, at a Glance

1. • In Ayurveda a detailed explanation of
causative factors, pathogenesis, signs and
symptoms and prognosis of Nija Rogas
are available.
• Even then the subjectivity of a disease in
its origin, clinical presentation and
curative facets with respect to individuals
are found to be different.
• ShatKriya Kala is a concept where the
stage wise development of a disease
beginning from the consequences of
serving causative factors, pathogenesis,
premonitory symptoms and symptoms
are well explained.
• In fact, Kriyakala denotes Chikitsa Kala,
the period of performing treatment
An Outlook to Pathogenesis of disease with special reference to ‘Anubandha and
Ananubandha Vada’ in Charaka Samhita and ‘Shatkriya Kala’ of Sushruta Samhita.
A review on disease manifestation in
Ayurvedic literature and a comparative
analysis of Anaubandha-Ananaubandha
Vada and Shatkriya kala of Acharya
Charaka and Sushrtuta respectively is
taken into concern.
KRIYAKALA EXPRESSION ASSOSIATION
Sanchaya
Nidana- Dosha
Anubandha
Prakopa
Prasara
Stanasamsraya Alpa Roopa
Dosha- Dooshya
Anubandha
Vyakti
Bheda Sampoorna
roopa
Understanding in depth the different facets of Anubandha -
Ananubandha Vada with proper knowledge of Nidana
panchaka and Shatkriyakala helps Vaidhya to recognize the
severity of a particular disease and assign the most suitable
treatment methodology for the presented disease.