Asthapana basti: Difference between revisions

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§  cold in nature

 

§  having less quantity of salt, unctuous substance  fluid part (drava dravya)  

 

§  thick in nature

 

§  In patients having heaviness due to chronic constipation,  vata dominance and dry koshtha (Viscera).

|§  Increased abdominal heaviness,

 

§  obstruction of flatus, urine and fecus.

 

§  Severe pain in umbilicus

 

§  Burning sensation

 

§  Itching

 

§  Discolouration

 

§  Anorexia

 

§  Loss of appetite

|§   Intake of  hot decoction mentioned in the management of diarrhea (pramathya)

 

§  Different types of sudations

 

§  Anal suppositories

 

§  Virechana (therapeutic purgation)

 

§  Bilvadi decoction enema

|§  Use of extreme sharp and hot formulation in mridukoshtha  (delicate bowel nature)

|§  Signs and symptoms same as that of atiyoga (exceeded  effect) mentioned in vamana (therapeutic emesis) and virechana (therapeutic  purgation)

|§  Administration of decoction enema having the  

 

§  Medicinal paste (kalka) of prushni parni (Uraria  picta), Sthira (Desmodium gangeticum), padma (Nelumbo nucifera), kashmarya (gmelina  arborea), madhuka (Madhuca longifolia) and bala (Sida cordifolia)

 

§  Fluid part (drava dravya) having the decoction  of draksha (Vitis vinifera), water prepared out of pakva loshta (heated iron  or earth) and madhuka (madhuca longifolia)

|§  Soft Enema administered in remanence of ama (product  of impaired digestion and metabolism)

|§  Weariness

 

§  Burning sensation

 

§  Chest pain

 

§  Loss of consciousness

 

§  feeling as if wrapped/cramps.

 

§  heaviness

|§  Sudation with dry drugs

 

§  Deepana (drugs enhancing digestion and  metabolism)

 

§  Decoction enema with dashamula (group of ten  roots) and gomutra (Cow’s urine)

|§  Administration of enema having less potency in  patients having great aggravation of doshas, dryness and constipation

|§  Abdominal distension

 

§  severe form of flatulence as if vital point  (marma) is afflicted.

 

§  Burning sensation

 

§  Heaviness of abdomen

 

§  Pain on inguinal region and testes.

|§  Suppository prepared out of shyamaphaladi yoga.

 

§  Bilvadi niruha basti  

 

§  Anuvasana (Therapeutic unctuous enema) with  Sarala (Pinus longifolia) and devadaru (Cedrus deodara)

|§  Administration of enema having extreme sharpness  in action in patients who are weak and having delicate bowel nature.

|§   

|§  The medications of hiccup and drugs having  nourishment property

 

§  Therapeutic unctuous enema with balasthiradi  thaila

 

§  Intake of black salt (krishna lavana) with hot  water medicated smoking, linctus, milk, sudations, and food processed with  vata pacifying drugs

|·        Administration of enema which is having  extremely high potency or by pushing the vata to the rectum by its complete  drainage

|·        Shaking the heart

|·        Kasadi basti

 

·        Therapeutic unctuous enema processed with drugs  pacifying vata

|·        Administration of enema at the time of  suppression of urges of flatus, urine, and feces.

|·        Enema comes out through mouth.

 

·        Syncope

|·        Flashing water on the face  

 

·        Rub gently over the sides of chest and abdomen.  

 

·        Fanning over him

 

·        Terrifying the patient with fearful sounds

 

·        Torturing the patient by pulling him up in the  air by holding his hair and shaking it.

 

·        Holding the neck of the patient tightly not  causing death

 

·        Intake of paste of Areca catechu (kramuka kalka)  mixed with sour substances.

 

·        Dashamulika asthapana basti (medicated decoction  enema) with cow’s urine (gomutra) as adjuvant (avapa) when the enema is  obstructed in large intestine.

 

·        Bilvadi siddha basti when the enema is  obstructed in chest region.

 

·        Nasal medication, medicated smoking and wrapping  the head with sarshapa (Brassica indica) when it is blocked there in the  head.

|·        Administration of soft potency drug or less  quantity drug in greatly aggravated doshas.

|·        Dysentery

 

·        Swelling of urinary bladder and anal region

 

·        Exhaustion of calf and thigh

|·        Abhyanga (Massage)

 

·        Sweda (sudation)

 

·        Niruha (therapeutic decoction enema) added with  sodhana dravyas (purifying drugs) like trivruth (Operculina turpethum) or  anulomana dravyas like milk.

|·        Enema having soft potency and less quantity in weak,  constipated, and severely aggravated dosha.

|·        Deafness

 

·        Tinnitus

 

·        Coryza

 

·        Visual Illusions

|·        Massage with taila (sesame oil) processed with  lavana(salt)

 

·        Pradhamana nasya (Nasal medication using  medicated powder)

 

·        Dhumapana (medicated smoking) of purificatory  variety.

 

 

·        Anuvasana (therapeutic unctuous enema) with  teekshna anulomana drugs (sharp and directive)

|·        Administering enema which has the properties  like heaviness and sharp potency in more than required quantity in patients  who haven’t undergone snehana and swedana (sudation therapy)

|·        Pain all over the body resembling wrapping,  pricking, breaking, and quivering.

|·        Massage with sesame oil (taila) processed with salt.

 

·        Seka (sudation by streaming of pre-warmed liquid)  with hot water, decoction prepared out of the leaves of Eranda (Ricinus  communis)

 

·        Prasthara sweda (Sudation by lying on bed)

 

·        Niruha basti (Therapeutic decoction enema) with  dasamula and bilva thaila.

 

·        Avagaha (sudation by sitting in tub)

 

·        Anuvasana basti (Therapeutic unctuous enema)  with yashti madhu taila or bilva thaila.

|·        Administering dry, sharp potent and excess quantity  of enema in delicate bowels and minimally increased doshas  

|·        Sharp cutting pain in anus

 

·        Pricking pain on sacral region, groin, and  urinary bladder.

 

·        Pain below the umbilicus

|·        Enema with the medicines having sweet taste and  cold potency.

 

·        Enema with srajarasa (Vateria indica) yashtyahva  (Glycyrrhiza glabra) Jingini (lannea coromandelica) etc.

|·        Administration of enema having sour taste, salt,  hot and sharp potency in patients having the disease of Pitta  

|·        Excretion of pitta (bilious humor) of different  colours

 

·        Loss of consciousness

 

·        Uncontrolled diarrhea

|·        Enema is prepared out of goat’s milk processed  with fresh(ardra) shalmali (salmalia malabarica) leaf sprouts.

 

·        Enema is prepared with the leaves of vata (Ficus  bengalensis) etc. in milk.

 

·        Seka (streaming of liquid) and pradeha (thick  anointment) out of sweet and cold drugs