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<big>'''Sutra Sthana Chapter 18.Three Types of Swellings and other conditions '''</big>

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<big>'''Abstract'''</big>

<p style="text-align:justify;">The preceding chapter enlisted swellings in the form of carbuncles. This chapter provides further details about causative factors for endogenous and exogenous swellings/distensions, signs of [[dosha]] dominant swellings, their locations in the body and principles of treatment. Further, the guidelines to diagnose a new disease and criteria for classification are narrated. Specific normal functions of [[dosha]] are described in this chapter. These functions, if disturbed, are aptly inferred as clinical signs of early changes in the body. These are used for diagnosis of a disease at an early stage or predictions for future disease. </br>

<~~div~~ style="text-align:justify;">The preceding chapter enlisted swellings in the form of carbuncles. This chapter provides further details about causative factors for endogenous and exogenous swellings/distensions, signs of [[dosha]] dominant swellings, their locations in the body and principles of treatment. Further, the guidelines to diagnose a new disease and criteria for classification are narrated. Specific normal functions of [[dosha]] are described in this chapter. These functions, if disturbed, are aptly inferred as clinical signs of early changes in the body. These are used for diagnosis of a disease at an early stage or predictions for future disease. </~~div~~>

'''Keywords''': Swellings, endogenous causes, exogenous causes, ''shotha, nija-agantuja,'' generalized edema, localized edema

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== Introduction ==

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+<p style="text-align:justify;">The preceding chapter enlisted swellings in the form of carbuncles. This chapter provides further details about causative factors for endogenous and exogenous swellings/distensions, signs of [[dosha]] dominant swellings, their locations in the body and principles of treatment. Further, the guidelines to diagnose a new disease and criteria for classification are narrated. Specific normal functions of [[dosha]] are described in this chapter. These functions, if disturbed, are aptly inferred as clinical signs of early changes in the body. These are used for diagnosis of a disease at an early stage or predictions for future disease. </br>
-<div style="text-align:justify;">The preceding chapter enlisted swellings in the form of carbuncles. This chapter provides further details about causative factors for endogenous and exogenous swellings/distensions, signs of [[dosha]] dominant swellings, their locations in the body and principles of treatment. Further, the guidelines to diagnose a new disease and criteria for classification are narrated. Specific normal functions of [[dosha]] are described in this chapter. These functions, if disturbed, are aptly inferred as clinical signs of early changes in the body. These are used for diagnosis of a disease at an early stage or predictions for future disease. </div>
 '''Keywords''': Swellings, endogenous causes, exogenous causes, ''shotha, nija-agantuja,'' generalized edema, localized edema
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 == Introduction ==