Trimarmiya Siddhi: Difference between revisions

1. Marmas- Special sites where prana is situated and are said to be areas of confluence of  mamsa, sira, snayu, asthi, sandhi etc.

2. Skandha- The point of attachment of upper limb to the body or which supports the upper limb. Refers to the shoulder  

3. Shakha- The extremities ie upper and lower limbs

4. Dhamani-The channels or hollow tubular structures carrying the substances to body tissues(dhatus)characterized by pressure flow or pulsations

5. Basti- Which is a shelter for something. Here refers to urinary bladder that holds Urine

6. Sthula guda-The greater, dilated part of terminal large intestine. Here refers to the rectum

7. Mushka-Also called phalakosha refers to the Scrotum

8. Sevani- It is the sutures or embryological line of fusion. Here applies to perineal raphe

9. Kasa-Cough

10. Swasa- Breathlessness or difficulty in breathing

11. Klomakarshana- Kloma being an unclear organ from modern anatomical point of view, here considered chest, more specifically retrosternal area wherein patient feels a sense of stretchingpain or discomfort

12. Jihvanirgama- outward fall of tongue

13. Apasmara- a clinical condition characterised by convulsions and loss of memory to the time of events

14. Unmada- a clinical condition characterized by abnormal psychological events and behavioral patterns

15. Cittanasa- loss of mental alertness

16. Manyastambha- stiffness in anterior or antero lateral part of neck

17. Ardita- a clinical disease characterized by loss of movement on one half side of body with involvement of face(crossed hemiplegia)

18. Cakshuvibhrama- loss of movement of eyes

19. Udveshtana- twisting type of pain

20. Ceshtanasa- loss of movement  

21. Hanugraha- stiffness of jaw

22. Muka- loss of speech or dumb

23. Gadgada- voice is hoarse

24. Akshinimilana- stooping of eyelids

25. Gandaspandana- twitching in cheek

26. Svarahani- partial loss of speech or feeble voice

27. VadanaJihmatva- deviation of face

28. Vankshana- the lower part of trunk related to lower limbs; may be considered as groin

29. Kundala- twisted

30. Udavarta- upward movement or movement in opposite direction

31. Gulma- a clinical condition characterized by feeling of a compact mass in abdomen

32. Asthila- stone like swelling or mass

33. Upanaha- a form of fomentation with application of warm medications followed by covering

34. Avapidana- a form of nasya wherein expressed juice is instilled into nostrils

35. Kumbhisveda- a form of sweda wherein a pit is dug which is wider at its bottom than opening and the patient made to lie on it

36. Varti prayoga- instillation of  suppository(in this context urethral suppository)

37. NiruhaBasti- decoction enemas

38. Abadhavarjana- avoidance of trauma

39. Svasthavrittanuvartana- following the rules of healthy regimen

40. Utpannarti Vighata- eliminating the disorders that have already occurred

41. Akshipet- frequent involuntary jerks towards the body

42. Apatantraka- a clinical condition characterized by falling to ground with involuntary jerks

43. Apatanaka- a clinical condition characterized by falling to the ground

44. Pradhamana- a form of nasya wherin fine medicinal powders are blown into nostril

45. Tandra- a clinical condition characterized by a state of sleepiness and excessive yawning

46. Raktamokshana- bloodletting  for therapeutic purpose

47. Mutraukasada- a clinical condition characterised by burning and discoloration of urine

48. Mutrajathara- a clinical condition characterised by retention of urine

49. Mutrakrcchra- a clinical condition characterised by discomfort in passing urine especiallydue to withholding urge to urinate and indulging in sexual intercourse

50. Mutrotsanga- a clinical condition characterised by split flow of urine and retention in penis resulting in engorged penis

51. Mutrasamkshaya- a clinical condition characterised by reduced urine due to aggravated Vata

52. Mutratita- a clinical condition characterised by physiological bladder atony due to withholding the urge to micturate for long

53. Mutrashthila- a clinical condition characterised by firm distension of bladder resembling a stone

54. Vatabasti- a clinical condition characterised by retention of urine due to withholding the urge

55. Ushnavata- a clinical condition characterised by increased Ushnata in Mutra

56. Vatakundalika - a clinical condition characterised byaggravation of Vata which becomes Kundalibhoota

57. Mutragranthi- a clinical condition characterised by formation of Granthi in Mutramarga that obstructs the flow of urine

58. Vidvighata- a clinical condition characterised by Vimargagamana of Shakrut into Mutramarga

59. Bastikundala- a clinical condition characterized by upward distention of bladder with retention and obstructed flow

60. Vicchinna- split(in the flow of urine)

61. Ucchesha- a state of residual urine

62. Guru Shepha- engorged penis due to retention of urine in urethra

63. Adhmana- a clinical condition characterized by distension of abdomen with pain and gurgling sounds

64. Vyaviddha- abnormal movement or curved or zig zag movement

65. Veshtana- twisting pain

66. Hrnmoha- a state of mind being  blanked out

67. Uttarabasti- enemas given trough the anterior route i.e., per urethral or into uterus  

68. Mutravirajaneeya- set of drugs that color the urine or restore the normal color of urine

69. Mutravirecaneeya- set of drugs that increase the urine output

70. Pushpanetra- the enema nozzle used for uttarabasti

71. Pratyakhyeya- diseases that cannot be cured or even controlled

72. Ardhavabhedaka- a clinical disease characterized by pain on one half of head

73. Suryavarta- a clinical condition characterized by headache increasing with the rising sun

74. Anantavata- a clinical condition characterized by severe headache of a wide distribution imcluding the neck

75. Raktapitta- a clinical condition characterized by vitiation of rakta with pitta causing unprovoked bleeding

76. Pratimarsha- the milder form of snehanasya which can be done daily