Prasuti Tantra & Stri roga syllabus PPT ( CCIM 2012 ) -- By Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande
• This PPT – Based on New Syllabus of CCIM ,implemented from 2012 .This is like ATP – Advanced Teaching programme of that particular subject .Very useful for Teachers & Students of Ayurved college .Student can recite this syllabus ,which can boost up their confidence to get success in that subject .Teachers & students can download this PPT in their smart phone ,to keep eye on their subject goal .
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Prasuti Tantra & Stri roga syllabus PPT ( CCIM 2012 ) -- By Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande
• This PPT – Based on New Syllabus of CCIM ,implemented from 2012 .This is like ATP – Advanced Teaching programme of that particular subject .Very useful for Teachers & Students of Ayurved college .Student can recite this syllabus ,which can boost up their confidence to get success in that subject .Teachers & students can download this PPT in their smart phone ,to keep eye on their subject goal .
• Visit – www.ayurvedicfriend.com
• Phone – 922 68 10 630
Stanya ( स्तन्य ) & physiology of lactation.pptxSimran942930
this ppt will help you to know about satnya(breast milk) in ayurveda and also help you to know about the physiology of lactation. process involved in initiation of milk secretion , maintenance of milk secretion , milk ejection process.
changes occuring in a women during lactational period. composition of breast milk with it's comparison to cow's milk .
importance of breast milk.
applied physiology related to mammary glands .
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Ayurvedic approach to Bandhyatva (Infertility )Anjna Tak
This presentation explains various classical Ayurvedic references about female Infertility , its types, samprapti and explains the treatment principles and modalities.
Asrigdara is an Ayurvedic term for Abnormal Uterine Bleeding. It is one of the most common gynecological problems found in Stri Rog OPD. I have tried to compile all the important points mentioned in various Ayurveda Literatures regarding Asrigdara.
शुक्र विज्ञान ( भाग 1 ) :-
https://youtu.be/4ctCZCyUOs0
व्यक्ति जब विरुद्ध आहार विहार का सेवन करता है तब उसकी धातुये दोष आदि
समान्य अवस्थाए नही रहते | परिणाम स्वरूप उसमे विभिन्न प्रकार की व्याधियाँ उत्पाद होती है | शुक्र धातु मे असमान्यता आने से शुक्र दुष्टि व्याधि उत्पाद होती है |
key words
shukra dhatu in ayurveda,
shukra dhatu in english,
shukra dhatu in female,
shukra dhatu in ayurveda in hindi,
shukra dhatu in hindi,
shukra dhatu in ayurveda ppt
VAYAH VARGEEKARANA
AGE CLASIFICATION OF CHILDHOOD
IT IS AN IMPORTANT POINT TO BE DISCUSSED IN AYURVEDA
BECOS THE DOSHA PREDOMINANCE CHANGES BASED ON AGE
AND AS WELL AS STRENGTH
THE WHOLE PPT DEALS WITH HOW THE DIFFERENT ACHARYAS CLASSIFEIED AGE IN AYURVEDA
AND IMPORTANCE OF ITS CLASSIFICATION
APPLIED ASPECTS OF AGE
Stanya ( स्तन्य ) & physiology of lactation.pptxSimran942930
this ppt will help you to know about satnya(breast milk) in ayurveda and also help you to know about the physiology of lactation. process involved in initiation of milk secretion , maintenance of milk secretion , milk ejection process.
changes occuring in a women during lactational period. composition of breast milk with it's comparison to cow's milk .
importance of breast milk.
applied physiology related to mammary glands .
#ayurveda
#breastmilk
#stanya
#physiologylectures
#gyan
Ayurvedic approach to Bandhyatva (Infertility )Anjna Tak
This presentation explains various classical Ayurvedic references about female Infertility , its types, samprapti and explains the treatment principles and modalities.
Asrigdara is an Ayurvedic term for Abnormal Uterine Bleeding. It is one of the most common gynecological problems found in Stri Rog OPD. I have tried to compile all the important points mentioned in various Ayurveda Literatures regarding Asrigdara.
शुक्र विज्ञान ( भाग 1 ) :-
https://youtu.be/4ctCZCyUOs0
व्यक्ति जब विरुद्ध आहार विहार का सेवन करता है तब उसकी धातुये दोष आदि
समान्य अवस्थाए नही रहते | परिणाम स्वरूप उसमे विभिन्न प्रकार की व्याधियाँ उत्पाद होती है | शुक्र धातु मे असमान्यता आने से शुक्र दुष्टि व्याधि उत्पाद होती है |
key words
shukra dhatu in ayurveda,
shukra dhatu in english,
shukra dhatu in female,
shukra dhatu in ayurveda in hindi,
shukra dhatu in hindi,
shukra dhatu in ayurveda ppt
VAYAH VARGEEKARANA
AGE CLASIFICATION OF CHILDHOOD
IT IS AN IMPORTANT POINT TO BE DISCUSSED IN AYURVEDA
BECOS THE DOSHA PREDOMINANCE CHANGES BASED ON AGE
AND AS WELL AS STRENGTH
THE WHOLE PPT DEALS WITH HOW THE DIFFERENT ACHARYAS CLASSIFEIED AGE IN AYURVEDA
AND IMPORTANCE OF ITS CLASSIFICATION
APPLIED ASPECTS OF AGE
The basic physiology of the menstrual cycle is a complex mechanism. This involves sequence of phases in coordination with the hypothalamus, anterior pituitary, ovary and endometrium. Normalcy and rhythmic menstruation are prime factors for normal reproduction. The menstrual cycle with all its complexities can be easily perturbed and lead to Oligomenorrhoea and Hypomenorrhea, the most common conditions seen in the present era. Its prevalence from different studies is 13.5 and 12.95 respectively. In classics, based on the pathophysiology of Lakshana by considering Dosha, Dushya, Agni, Srotas etc. this condition can be considered as Artava Kshaya. It is Agnimandhyajanya Vikara having Bahudoshavastha with Kapha Vata Dushti where Kapha produces Avarana to Vata Dosha and obstructs Artava Vaha Srotas. So, Deepana Pachana, Shodhana followed with Shamana Chikitsa corrects the pathophysiology Artava Kshaya. Dr. Padmavati Venkatesh | Dr. Priyanka Bhadargade | Dr. Anita Halgatti "Critical Review on Artava Kshaya" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-7 | Issue-6 , December 2023, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd60080.pdf Paper Url: https://www.ijtsrd.com/medicine/ayurvedic/60080/critical-review-on-artava-kshaya/dr-padmavati-venkatesh
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A Review on Garbhotpadaka Samagri with Special Reference to AmbuIJARIIT
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ahar rasa) beeja (shukra and artava-sperm and ovam) are as the primitives. Along with some others like marga(genital
passage) hridi(pure controlled consciousness).
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1. TOPIC- ĀRTAVAAND MODERN ASPECTS
Dr. ANURADHA ROY
DEPARTMENT OF PRASUTI TANTRA
FACULTY OF AYURVEDA
INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY
VARANASI
Dr.ANURADHA ROY,Ayurveda, BHU 1
2. Ārtava and its utpatti
Preface- what does ārtava means
Menstrual Blood (Rajasrava)
Ovum (Streebeeja/Shonita)
Excretion during coitus (Madanambu/ Kamambu)
Bleeding during pregnancy (as in Abortion)
Female sex hormones (estrogen, progestrone)
Seventh dhatu of female.
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3. Physiology of Ārtava
1. AGE of visualization- after 12 years and before 50
years it is visible. Though it is preset during childhood
but remain in inconceivable stage (Supta avastha) by
Charak.
2. AGE at menarche and menopause- “Tad varshad
dwadasha urdham yaati panchashata kshayam” Sushrut
Twelve and fifty years are the age of menarche and
menopause respectively. Kasyap accepted 16yrs.Though
he mentioned that due to dietetics and health (ārogya)
the age can be influenced.Arundutta added that
individual variation is also seen.
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4. 3.Character of Ārtava – it is āgneya in nature.
Colour- “Sasha asriga…”(Sushrut-SS)
“…Gunjaphala…” (Charak-CS)
“…ishatkrishna…” (Astanga Samgraha-AS)
Amount- “naevātibahu nātyālpam..” (CS) not
very scanty or excessive.
Cycle- One month (Māsa).
Duration- 5days (CS)
3 days (AS)
Pain and other symptoms association- it is not
associated with pain (Arati), burning (Dāha) etc
(CS)
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5. 4. Function of ārtava-
Garbhakritacha (SS)- forms Garbha
Jeevanam karoti (Dal)- essential for life
Formation of Āpara (placenta)
Formation of Stanya (breast milk)
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6. PHYSIOLOGY OF MENSTRUAL CYCLE
“ masenaupachitam raktam dhamanibhyam ritou
punah
eshatkrishnam vigandham cha vayoryonimukhat…”
The blood collected for whole month by both the
dhamanis (uterine vessels and their endometrial
capillaries), which is slight black in colour and
specific odour, is brought downwards to vaginal
orifice (yonimukha) for excretion with the help of
apāna vāyu.
This description indicates a cyclical (monthly)
changes in the vascular components of the
endometrium.
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7. ĀRTVA UTPATTI
“rasādeva rajah streenam…” (SS)
“raktameva cha streenam…” (AS)
“rajahstreenam rasajam …” (AH)
In the classics the origin of ārtava has been
mentioned as-
From rasa dhatu (SS, AH,Chak, Dal)
Fron rakta dhatu (AS)
From āhāra- rasa (AD)
As upadhatu of rakta (BP & SS)
As upadhatu of rasa (CS)
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8. ĀRTVA UTPATTI…
Chakrapani said that during the process of
formation the ārtava is soumya due to
influence of rasa, while at the time of its
excretion due to specific changes (similar to
rakta) it assumes āgneya character.
Considering the above description, the origin
of ārtava should be taken as from rasa dhatu
(plasma), because it (rasa) is essential to
nourish the pituitary and ovary. Thus normal
hormonal co-ordination (hypo-pitu-ova-
end.axis) and normal menstruation (ārtava
utpatti).
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9. MODERN CONCEPT
The term ārtava can be correlated with
1) Female sex hormone (hormones responsible for
menstruation).
2) Ovum.
3) Menstrual blood.
These above three will be discussed under menstrual
cycle below- In brief menstrual cycle consists of –
endocrinal mechanism, ovarian cycle and uterine cycle.
Endocrinal mechanism: Hypothalamus GnRH & LHRH
(by peptidergic and aminergic neuron respectiely) through
pituitary portal vessels Anterior pituitary (gonadotroph
cells) FSH & LH Ovary (initiate the growth of O.F)
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10. Ovarian cycle- 3 steps
- Growth of ovarian follicle (O.F)
- Estradiol secretion from mature O.F
- Ovulation –on 14th day followed by luteal phase
Uterine cycle- 3 steps
- Proliferative phase- 7th to 14th day of the cycle.
- Secretary phase- 15th to 26th ay of the cycle.
- Menstrual bleeding phase- for 4-5days after 28th
day regular cycle. Menstrual phase is caused by
withdrawal of both hormones (estrogen and
progesterone) from endometrium. FSH raises again
to start the new cycle.
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11. Components of menstrual blood
Mainly arterial and partially venous. Unclotted dark reddish
with endometrial tissue bits. Disagreeable smell due to the
secretion of sebaceous glands and decomposition of blood
elements.
All elements of blood except prothrombin and fibrinogen
but rich in calcium, mucous from cervix, vaginal discharges
etc.
Microscopically it contains red cells, large number of
leucocytes, vaginal epithelium, cervical mucous, bits of
endometrium, macrophages, histiocytes, mast cells,
bacteria, cholesterol, prostaglandins, estrogen, lipids etc.
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