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Though there are many anti-diarheal and ant-dysentery medicines are available in conventional systems of medicine, the immediate stoppage of diarrhea may lead to complications as mentioned in the text. Therefore a survey study is needed to examine the prevalence of such complications caused by stoppage of diarrhea. | Though there are many anti-diarheal and ant-dysentery medicines are available in conventional systems of medicine, the immediate stoppage of diarrhea may lead to complications as mentioned in the text. Therefore a survey study is needed to examine the prevalence of such complications caused by stoppage of diarrhea. | ||
Effect of ayurveda medicines in chronic diarrhea and psycho somatic disease like irritable bowel syndrome needs further evaluation. | |||
Glossary | Effect of ayurveda medicines in chronic diarrhea and psycho somatic disease like irritable bowel syndrome needs further evaluation. | ||
=== Glossary === | |||
#Ādikālē (आदिकाले): At the commencement of ancient time (Satya-yuga) | |||
#Anuvāsana Basti (अनुवासनबस्तिः): oily medicated enema | |||
#Asthāpana Basti (स्थापनबस्तिः): medicated enema with decoction | |||
#Atīsāracikitsitaṁ (अतीसारचिकित्सितं): treatment of diarrhoea | |||
#Candrakōpagatam (चन्द्रकोपगतम): coloured patches circular in shape like moon | |||
#Dadhighr̥tamajjatailavasākṣīravēsavārābham (दधिघृतमज्जतैलवसाक्षीरवेसवाराभम): looks like curd, ghee, bone-marrow, oil, muscle fat, milk and minced meat | |||
#Gauravādauṣṇyādasātmyatvāda (गौरवादौष्ण्यादसात्म्यत्वाद): due to heavy, hot & unwholesome | |||
#Grahnipradosa (ग्रहणीप्रदोषान्): grahani, sprue syndrome | |||
#Gudapākaṁ (गुदपाकं): suppuration of the anus | |||
#Gulma (गुल्म): localized growth in abdomen | |||
#Hāridra (हारिद्र): yellow colour like turmeric | |||
#Harita (हरित): green | |||
#Hutāgnihōtram (हुताग्निहोत्रम): oblations to the fire | |||
#Jāṅgalānāṁ (जाङ्गलानां): wild animals | |||
#Karburam (कर्बुरम): stool of variegated in colour | |||
#Kr̥tāhnikaṁ (कृताह्निकं): completion of daily worship | |||
#Kuṇapgandhyama (कुणपगन्ध्यम): smell like that of a dead body | |||
#Lakṣaṇa (लक्षण): signs and symptoms | |||
#Laṅghita (लङ्घित): undergone lighening therapy | |||
#Makṣikākāntaṁ (मक्षिकाकान्तं): stool attracts flies in excess | |||
#Māṁsadhāvanasannikāśaṁ (मांसधावनसन्निकाशं): appears like washing of meat | |||
#Maṇḍā (मण्डा): liquid portion of cooked rice | |||
#Māñjiṣṭha (माञ्जिष्ठ): reddish colour like of mnjistha | |||
#Matsyagandhi (मत्स्यगन्धि): smell like that raw fish | |||
#Mēcakābha (र्मेचकाभ): like tar coloured | |||
#Mēdōmāṁsōdakasannikāśaṁ (मेदोमांसोदकसन्निकाशं): like washing of fat or flesh | |||
#Muktanāla (मुक्तनाल): paralysed anus sphictor | |||
#Musti (मुष्टि): handful, fist | |||
#Nīla (नील): blue | |||
#Nimitta (निमित्त): cause | |||
#Niryūha (निर्यूह): decoction | |||
#Pañcavalkama (पञ्चवल्कम): bark of five plants viz. Nyagrodha, Udumbara, Ashvattha, Pārasa and plaksha | |||
Patitagudavaliṁ (पतितगुदवलिं): prolapsed anal sphincters | Patitagudavaliṁ (पतितगुदवलिं): prolapsed anal sphincters | ||
Picchā-basti (पिच्छाबस्ति) medicated enema with mucilaginous drugs | Picchā-basti (पिच्छाबस्ति) medicated enema with mucilaginous drugs | ||