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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Contents: Introduction. Schema of transliteration. I. Madhyamakhanda : Section II (Part I): 1. Jvaradhikara (Diagnosis and treatment of fever). 2. Atisaradhikara (Diagnosis and treatment of Diarrhea). 3. Jvaratisaradhikara (Diarrhoeas associated with fever). 4. Grahnirogadhikara (Chapter on Dysenter…y). Section II (Parpt II): 5. Arsodhikara (Chapter on Haemorrhoids). 6. Jatharagni Vikara (Problems of Digestive system). 7. Krmirogadhikara (Worm infestation). 8. Panduroga, Kamala, Halimaka (Anaemia, Jaundice and Cirrhosis). 9. Raktapittadhikara (Haemorrhagic diseases). 10. Amlapitta and Slesmapitta (Acid-Pepsin disorders). 11. Ksayarogadhikara (Tuberculosis). 12. Kasarogadhikara (Cough and related diseases). 13. Hikkarogadhikara (Chapter on Hiccough). 14. Svasarogadhikara (Dyspnoea and related diseses). 15. Svarabhedadhikara (Voice disorders). 16. Arocakadhikara (Loss of taste perception). 17. Chardyadhikara (Gastritis or vomiting). 18. Trsnadhikara (Thirst or water depletion). 19. Murchadhikara (Unconscious states). 20. Madatyayadhikara (Chapter on Alcoholism). 21. Dahadhikara (Burning sensation or Neuritis). 22. Unmadadhikara (Neuropsychotic conditions). 23. Apasmaradhikara (Convulsive disorders). 24. Vatavyadhyadhikara (Neurological diseases). 25. Urustambhadhikara (Rigidity of the Thigh). 26. Amavatadhikara (Inflammatory Arthritis). 27. Pittavyadhyadhikara (Diseases due to Pitta Dosa). 28. Slesmavyadhyadhikara (Diseases due to Slesma Dosa). 29. Vataraktadhikara (Arthritis involving skin). Section II (Part III): 30. Suladhikara (Colic/Spasmodic abdomen). 31. Udavartadhikara (Reversed Peristalsis). 32. Gulmadhikara (Growths of Viscera). 33. Plihadhikara (Spleen and liver disorders). 34. Hrdrogadhikara (Diseases of the heart). 35. Mutrakrchradhikara (Painful Micturition). 36. Mutraghatadhikara (Retention of Urine). 37. Asmaryadhikara (Urinary Calculi). 38. Pramehadhikara (Diseases of Urinary tract and diabetes). 39. Medorogadhikara (Obesity and related diseases). 40. Karsyadhikara (Wasting disorders). 41. Udaradhikara (Enlargement of Visceral organs). 42. Sothadhikara (Tissue Edema). 43. Vrddhi Bradhnadhikara (Scrotal and Inguinal Swellings). 44. Galaganda Gandamaladhikara (Swellings and growths of different body parts). 45. Slipadadhikara (Filariasis). 46. Vidradhyadhikara (Chapter on Abscess). 47. Vranasothadhikara (Inflammatory Edema). 48. Bhagnadhikara (Bone fractures). Section II (Part IV): 49. Nadivranadhikara (Sinus Ulcers). 50. Bhagandaradhikara (Fistula in Ano). 51. Upadamsadhikara (Sexually Transmitted disease). 52. Lingarsodhikara (Genital Warts). 3. Sukadosadhikara (Sukadosa). 54. Kustarogadhikara (Skin Diseases). 55. Sitapittadhikara (Urticaria and Skin Rashes). 56. Visarpadhikara (Skin Eruptions), 57. Snayurogadhikara (Guinea worm infestation). 58. Visphotadhikara (Bullous Eruptions). 59. Phirangarogadhikara (Syphilis). 60. Masuradhikara (Chicken Pox and Small Pox). 61. Ksudrarogadhikara (Miscellaneous Diseases). 62. Sirorogadhikara (Diseases of head and neck). 63. Netrarogadhikara (Diseases of the eye). 64. Karnarogadhikara (Diseases of the ear). 65. Nasarogadhikara (Diseases of the Nose). 66. Mukharogadhikara (Diseases of the oral cavity). 67. Visadhikara (Toxicology). 68. Strirogadhikara (Abnormal Uterine Bleeding). 69. Somarogadhikara (Leucorrhoea). 70. Yonirogadhikara (Gynaecology and Obstetrics). 71. Balrogadhikara (Paediatrics). Uttarakhanda Section III: 1. Vajikaranadhikara (Male infertility). 2. Rasayanadhyaya (Revitalization). Appendices: 1. Animals mentioned in Bhavaprakasa Vol. I and Vol. II. 2. Birds mentioned in Bhavaprakasa Vol. I and Vol. II. 3. Traditional measurements and their modern equivalents. 4. Previous authors mentioned by Bhavamisra. 5. Geographical areas mentioned by Bhavamisra. Word Index. Bibliography Bhavaprakasa is a landmark in the history of Ayurvedic medicine. It is one of the three famous books on Ayurveda, together known as Laghutrayi. The author, Bhavamisra wrote this treatise.
Published by Chaukhambha Orientalia, 2015
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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Bhavaprakasa is a land mark in the history of Ayurvedic Medicine. It is one of the three famous books on Ayurveda, together known as laghutrayi. The author Bhavmisra wrote this treatise in 16th century A.D. This was one of the best compilations of medical knowledge prevalent in medieval period on th…e use of medicinal plants and treatment of various diseases. This volume, the first part of purvardha, contains a lot of information on the basic concepts and five purificatory procedures pancakarma along with Nighantu lexicon. The Nighantu part clarifies many controversies on medicinal plants and exemplified many exotic plant species, making it an esteemed treatise for academicians of Ayurveda and Botany. Bhavamisra also added some new formulations and treatment methods, dwindling its importance. The present commentary on the text is the first of its kind in English. A study of the plant drugs in terms of nomenclature, botanical identification, morphology and habitat is done elaborately. Updated phyto-chemistry and important therapeutic uses are included under the description of each plant. Latest scientific names including the varieties of plants are mentioned. Wherever necessary a notes is given, discussing the different opinions of various commentators and in many instances a co-ordinating solution is worked out. This is an informative and fundamental work useful for teachers, students researchers and pharmacists, written in an innovative, modern scientific manner. This commentary will be widely welcomed by students and practitioners of modern medicine and by scientists, interested in the vast extent and rich content of the pharmacopoeia of Ayurvedic science. A legible translation of the original text helps persons to understand the charm of Ayurvedic in the middle ages. (jacket).
