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<big>'''[[Siddhi Sthana]] Chapter 10.Successful administration of therapeutic enema'''</big>

<big>'''[[Siddhi Sthana]] Chapter 10.Successful administration of therapeutic enema'''</big>

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

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<p style='text-align:justify;'>This chapter deals with the effective formulations used as therapeutic enema in specific diseases by using disease specific drugs, considering the underlying factors in the disease and the patient. Therapeutic enema is a fast acting safe and effective therapy better than therapeutic purgation. Nourishing therapeutic enema is contraindicated in the diseases suitable for purification and depleting therapeutic enema is contraindicated in weak, emaciated and debilitated persons. Specific drugs can be added to the main recipe of therapeutic enema in accordance to the ''[[dosha]]'' etc. to make it more effective. In this chapter, three formulations for therapeutic enema each for ''[[vata]], [[pitta]]'' and ''[[kapha]]''; four formulations each for cleansing the colon, for enhancing semen and muscle and for astringent action; two formulations each for stopping excessive discharge, burning sensation, cutting pain in anal region, tenesmus, over action of therapeutic enema; Three formulations for excessive life threatening bleeding; two formulations for bleeding disorder and one formulation of therapeutic enema for excessive urination including diabetes are described.   </p>   

This chapter deals with the effective formulations used as therapeutic enema in specific diseases by using disease specific drugs, considering the underlying factors in the disease and the patient. Therapeutic enema is a fast acting safe and effective therapy better than therapeutic purgation. Nourishing therapeutic enema is contraindicated in the diseases suitable for purification and depleting therapeutic enema is contraindicated in weak, emaciated and debilitated persons. Specific drugs can be added to the main recipe of therapeutic enema in accordance to the ''[[dosha]]'' etc. to make it more effective. In this chapter, three formulations for therapeutic enema each for ''[[vata]], [[pitta]]'' and ''[[kapha]]''; four formulations each for cleansing the colon, for enhancing semen and muscle and for astringent action; two formulations each for stopping excessive discharge, burning sensation, cutting pain in anal region, tenesmus, over action of therapeutic enema; Three formulations for excessive life threatening bleeding; two formulations for bleeding disorder and one formulation of therapeutic enema for excessive urination including diabetes are described.      

'''Keywords''' : Anabolic enema, ''[[Basti]] vyapad, Jeevadana, Parisrava, Parikarta, Pravahana'', Successful and efficacious therapeutic enema, Semenotropic,Tenesmus,Standard [[basti]],therapeutic enema.

'''Keywords''' : Anabolic enema, ''[[Basti]] vyapad, Jeevadana, Parisrava, Parikarta, Pravahana'', Successful and efficacious therapeutic enema, Semenotropic,Tenesmus,Standard [[basti]],therapeutic enema.

== Introduction ==

== Introduction ==

''Piccha basti'' is described for the treatment of ''pravahika'', one of the main ingredients of ''piccha basti'' is ''shalmali'' (Ca. Ci. 15/225-229); ''shalmali'' is rich in mucilage content which helps for wound healing. The disease ''pravahika'' is correlated with ulcerative colitis and in clinical practice ''piccha basti''is given in ulcerative colitis shown encouraging result in terms of reduction in symptoms like tenesmus and mucus and blood discharge with stool. ''Shalmali'' is rich in ''picchila'' (slimy) property which causes ''ropana'' (wound healing) and reduces pain hence used in ''pravahana'' in which there is painful mucus discharge with stool (36)  

''Piccha basti'' is described for the treatment of ''pravahika'', one of the main ingredients of ''piccha basti'' is ''shalmali'' (Ca. Ci. 15/225-229); ''shalmali'' is rich in mucilage content which helps for wound healing. The disease ''pravahika'' is correlated with ulcerative colitis and in clinical practice ''piccha basti''is given in ulcerative colitis shown encouraging result in terms of reduction in symptoms like tenesmus and mucus and blood discharge with stool. ''Shalmali'' is rich in ''picchila'' (slimy) property which causes ''ropana'' (wound healing) and reduces pain hence used in ''pravahana'' in which there is painful mucus discharge with stool (36)  

''Nyagrodh'' and similar plants are rich in tannin hence used as astringent to stop diarrhea. In ''atiyoga'' of ''[[basti]]'' there will be excessive diarrhea in order to stop it mainly ''grahi'' (astringent) drugs like ''nyagrodh'' etc. are used. ''Atiyoga'' accounts for depletion of ''[dhatu]]'' as well as aggravation of ''[[vata]]''; to arrest elimination of ''dhatu'' astringent drugs are selected and they are administered through medium of milk which is nourishing and also pacifies ''[[vata]]'' (37-38).  

''Nyagrodh'' and similar plants are rich in tannin hence used as astringent to stop diarrhea. In ''atiyoga'' of ''[[basti]]'' there will be excessive diarrhea in order to stop it mainly ''grahi'' (astringent) drugs like ''nyagrodh'' etc. are used. ''Atiyoga'' accounts for depletion of ''[[dhatu]]'' as well as aggravation of ''[[vata]]''; to arrest elimination of ''[[dhatu]]'' astringent drugs are selected and they are administered through medium of milk which is nourishing and also pacifies ''[[vata]]'' (37-38).  

Mainly ''[[rakta]] [[basti]]'' is prepared by using ''[[pitta]] shamaka'', ''jeevaniya'' drugs and fresh blood of animals. In ''jeevadana'' and ''raktapitta'' there is aggravation of ''[[pitta]]'' and excessive loss of blood from the body. Based on the principle of ''dravya samanya'' the fresh blood of specific animals is used along with other ''jeevaniya'' (life promoting) drugs as ''[[rakta]] [[basti]]'' to make up for severe blood loss, faster than any other remedial measures, it is a classical example of application of fundamental principle of ''samanya'' (38-43).  

Mainly ''[[rakta]] [[basti]]'' is prepared by using ''[[pitta]] shamaka'', ''jeevaniya'' drugs and fresh blood of animals. In ''jeevadana'' and ''raktapitta'' there is aggravation of ''[[pitta]]'' and excessive loss of blood from the body. Based on the principle of ''dravya samanya'' the fresh blood of specific animals is used along with other ''jeevaniya'' (life promoting) drugs as ''[[rakta]] [[basti]]'' to make up for severe blood loss, faster than any other remedial measures, it is a classical example of application of fundamental principle of ''samanya'' (38-43).  

#Chakrapani, Charak.  In: Vaidya Jādavaji Trikamji Achārya, Editor. Charak Samhita.? ed. New Delhi: Munshiram Manoharlal publishers, 1992.

#Chakrapani, Charak.  In: Vaidya Jādavaji Trikamji Achārya, Editor. Charak Samhita.? ed. New Delhi: Munshiram Manoharlal publishers, 1992.

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