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As female is considered to be the root of a healthy offspring, due importance is given to her reproductive health especially external and internal reproductive system and the diseases which affect those. A female afflicted with any such diseases will not be able to conceive and will be susceptible for various other disorders.

Abnormal diet and lifestyle, abnormalities of sperm and ovum are responsible for vitiation of ~~''doshas''~~ mainly ''vata dosha'', causing gynecological disorders. All gynecological disorders should be managed with ''purvakarma'' like proper oleation and sudation followed by [[Panchakarma]]. Besides [[Panchakarma]] and special therapies, healthy diet, purgatives and milk are also beneficial to treat the gynecological disorders. Importance of purification before conception for healthy progeny is highlighted.

Abnormal diet and lifestyle, abnormalities of sperm and ovum are responsible for vitiation of [[dosha]] mainly [[vata dosha]], causing gynecological disorders. All gynecological disorders should be managed with ''purvakarma'' like proper oleation and sudation followed by [[Panchakarma]]. Besides [[Panchakarma]] and special therapies, healthy diet, purgatives and milk are also beneficial to treat the gynecological disorders. Importance of purification before conception for healthy progeny is highlighted.

This is highly significant to prevent hereditary or genetic disorders from passing them to next generations.

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The second part of this chapter deals with disorders of male genital tract. It mentions factors causing male infertility.

Characteristics of abnormal semen and ''dosha'' involvement, ''shuddha shukra'' (normal semen) characteristics, male impotency, coital dysfunction, its classifications and causes are discussed. The treatment of ''shukra dushti'' (faulty semen) and other dysfunctions need [[Panchakarma]], ''rasayana'' and ''vajikarana'' treatment. It also gives guidelines of management of diseases in newborn originated due to defective breast milk.

Characteristics of abnormal semen and [[dosha]] involvement, shuddha [[shukra]] (normal semen) characteristics, male impotency, coital dysfunction, its classifications and causes are discussed. The treatment of [[shukra]] dushti (faulty semen) and other dysfunctions need [[Panchakarma]], [[rasayana]] and vajikarana treatment. It also gives guidelines of management of diseases in newborn originated due to defective breast milk.

The third part guides some common factors to be considered in clinical management of diseases like habitat, season, time of administration and adaptability. Consideration of assessment of ''dosha'' dominance in ''anukta vyadhi'' (diseases which are not mentioned in the text) is important guideline given in this chapter.

The third part guides some common factors to be considered in clinical management of diseases like habitat, season, time of administration and adaptability. Consideration of assessment of [[dosha]] dominance in anukta [[vyadhi]] (diseases which are not mentioned in the text) is important guideline given in this chapter.

== Sanskrit Text, Transliteration and English Translation ==

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 As female is considered to be the root of a healthy offspring, due importance is given to her reproductive health especially external and internal reproductive system and the diseases which affect those. A female afflicted with any such diseases will not be able to conceive and will be susceptible for various other disorders.
-Abnormal diet and lifestyle, abnormalities of sperm and ovum are responsible for vitiation of ''doshas'' mainly ''vata dosha'', causing gynecological disorders. All gynecological disorders should be managed with ''purvakarma'' like proper oleation and sudation followed by [[Panchakarma]]. Besides [[Panchakarma]] and special therapies, healthy diet, purgatives and milk are also beneficial to treat the gynecological disorders. Importance of purification before conception for healthy progeny is highlighted.
+Abnormal diet and lifestyle, abnormalities of sperm and ovum are responsible for vitiation of [[dosha]] mainly [[vata dosha]], causing gynecological disorders. All gynecological disorders should be managed with ''purvakarma'' like proper oleation and sudation followed by [[Panchakarma]]. Besides [[Panchakarma]] and special therapies, healthy diet, purgatives and milk are also beneficial to treat the gynecological disorders. Importance of purification before conception for healthy progeny is highlighted.
 This is highly significant to prevent hereditary or genetic disorders from passing them to next generations.
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 The second part of this chapter deals with disorders of male genital tract. It mentions factors causing male infertility.
-Characteristics of abnormal semen and ''dosha'' involvement, ''shuddha shukra'' (normal semen) characteristics, male impotency, coital dysfunction, its classifications and causes are discussed. The treatment of ''shukra dushti'' (faulty semen) and other dysfunctions need [[Panchakarma]], ''rasayana'' and ''vajikarana'' treatment. It also gives guidelines of management of diseases in newborn originated due to defective breast milk.
+Characteristics of abnormal semen and [[dosha]] involvement, shuddha [[shukra]] (normal semen) characteristics, male impotency, coital dysfunction, its classifications and causes are discussed. The treatment of [[shukra]] dushti (faulty semen) and other dysfunctions need [[Panchakarma]], [[rasayana]] and vajikarana treatment. It also gives guidelines of management of diseases in newborn originated due to defective breast milk.
-The third part guides some common factors to be considered in clinical management of diseases like habitat, season, time of administration and adaptability. Consideration of assessment of ''dosha'' dominance in ''anukta vyadhi'' (diseases which are not mentioned in the text) is important guideline given in this chapter.
+The third part guides some common factors to be considered in clinical management of diseases like habitat, season, time of administration and adaptability. Consideration of assessment of [[dosha]] dominance in anukta [[vyadhi]] (diseases which are not mentioned in the text) is important guideline given in this chapter.
 == Sanskrit Text, Transliteration and English Translation ==