Page history
14 December 2017
→References
-5,247
→Interrelation between nidanapanchaka and shatkriyakala
-161
→Nidanapanchaka and shat kriyakala
→Vidhi Vimarsha
+3,072
→Poorvarupa (premonitory signs)
+134
→Vidhi Vimarsha
+841
→Introduction
+886
→References
+13
→Interrelation between nidanapanchaka and shatkriyakala
+389
13 December 2017
→Types of Jwara
-581
→(Nidana Sthana Chapter 1, Chapter on the Etiological Factors causing Fever)
+819
→Types of Jwara
+247
→Rupa (clinical signs and symptoms)
+185
27 November 2017
26 November 2017
→References
-43
→References
-42
→Rupa (clinical signs and symptoms)
+146
→Rupa (clinical signs and symptoms)
+165
→Poorvarupa (premonitory signs)
+165
→F.Sixth Classification
+48
→A.First Classification
+16
→D.Fourth classification
+91
→C.Third classification
+18
→B.Second classification
+127
→Management of chronic jwara
+326
→Management of jwara
+16
→Consequence of jwara
+4
→Agantu jwara (fever of exogenous origin)
+159
→Kapha-dominant jwara
+143
→The symptoms of vata-dominant jwara are thus:
+70
→The symptoms of vata-dominant jwara are thus:
+31
→Clinical features
-1
→Etio-pathogenesis of vata-dominant jwara
+71
→Types of jwara
+4
→Types of jwara
+32
→Origin of jwara
+12
→Vidhi or types of diseases can be illustrated as follows
+44
→Types of samprapti [pathogenesis]
+76
→Samprapti [pathogenesis]
+20
→Upashaya (pacifying factors)
+4
→Sanskrit text, transliteration and english translation
+118
→Introduction
+4
→Introduction
+187
→Introduction
+9