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- 2. 1 • Pain increasing with activities is due to --- - guna. • Treatment principle is -----.
- 3. 2 • Radiating pain, which increases during activities is ------. • Treatment principle?
- 4. 3 • Aneurysm leading to hemorrhage is to be managed with ----.
- 5. 4 • Continuous severe pain associated with sleeplessness is due to ----.
- 6. 5 • All structures are nourished and hydrated by -- ---- (dosha)
- 7. 6 • Gunaas responsible for Pratilomata are ……….., ……….. and ………….. • Rasa having these three gunaas are ……..
- 8. 7 • Kapha causing Prameha is having pravara-bala in navaavastha due to ----
- 9. 8 • Ulcer represents the Aatma-rupa of ………. • Septicaemia pervades through out the body represents the Aatma-rupa ………
- 10. 9 • First and Second stages of Mada are because of -- -- and -----.
- 11. 10 • Sensation loss of feet in Type II DM (10 years duration) is because of ------ pathogenesis.
- 12. 11 • Dhatu-paaka and dhatu-shosha are because of gunas ………… and …………… respectively. • Dhatu-shaithilya is because of ------.
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- 14. 13 • Jeerna-dhatu is because of ----- • Treatment principle is ----.
- 15. 14 • Dhatu-kshaya in shosha is because of ---- & ----
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