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=== ''Vidhi Vimarsha'' / Applied Inferences=== | === ''Vidhi Vimarsha'' / Applied Inferences=== | ||
In the context of ''kushtha'', Ayurveda acknowledges that the human skin consists of six layers, and each layer is seat of specific type of gradually progressing ''kushtha'': | In the context of ''kushtha'', [[Ayurveda]] acknowledges that the human skin consists of six layers, and each layer is seat of specific type of gradually progressing ''kushtha'': | ||
#First layer ''udakadhara'', external most layer is responsible for water metabolism. Initial pathology of minor types of ''kushtha'' starts with excessive sweating/ discoloration/itching swelling/ altered tactile sense in prodromal stage of ''kushtha'' indicative of impairment of water metabolism. This layer may be correlated with stratum corneum. | #First layer ''udakadhara'', external most layer is responsible for water metabolism. Initial pathology of minor types of ''kushtha'' starts with excessive sweating/ discoloration/itching swelling/ altered tactile sense in prodromal stage of ''kushtha'' indicative of impairment of water metabolism. This layer may be correlated with stratum corneum. | ||
#Second layer is ''asragdhara'', which contains the blood metabolites and impurities of blood trigger the pathology of ''kushtha'' and manifest as –bluish black, red, rashes/ pricking pains/ and ulceration. This layer may be correlated with stratum lucidum, | #Second layer is ''asragdhara'', which contains the blood metabolites and impurities of blood trigger the pathology of ''kushtha'' and manifest as –bluish black, red, rashes/ pricking pains/ and ulceration. This layer may be correlated with stratum lucidum, | ||