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| | Aetiological factors of prameha || attraction of birds towards their nests (needa-drumaandaja) || The aetiological factors like lethargy (manda-utsaha), unctuous diet (atisnigdhaaahara) are responsible for the attraction of prameha in an individual just as the birds are attracted to their nests.|| [Cha.Sa.[[Nidana Sthana]] 4/50]
| | Aetiological factors of prameha || attraction of birds towards their nests (needa-drumaandaja) || The aetiological factors like lethargy (manda-utsaha), unctuous diet (atisnigdhaaahara) are responsible for the attraction of prameha in an individual just as the birds are attracted to their nests.|| [Cha.Sa.[[Nidana Sthana]] 4/50]
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| | Types of apatarpana chikitsa || [[Langhana]] is compared with a small quantity of water exposed to the sun and wind dries up.
| | Types of apatarpana chikitsa || [[Langhana]] is compared with a small quantity of water exposed to the sun and wind dries up. Langhana-pachana with sink that is acted upon by the sun and wind on the one hand, and by a sprinkling of dust and ashes on the other side
Langhana-pachana with sink that is acted upon by the sun and wind on the one hand, and by a sprinkling of dust and ashes on the other side
Doshavasechana with overflowing of a pool || Different upamana pertaining to pool, lake, and water are compared with levels of severity of the [[dosha]] and their management with varying kinds of modalities like [[langhana]], langhana-pachana and doshavasechana. || [Cha.Sa.[[Vimana Sthana]].3/45]
Doshavasechana with overflowing of a pool || Different upamana pertaining to pool, lake, and water are compared with levels of severity of the [[dosha]] and their management with varying kinds of modalities like [[langhana]], langhana-pachana and doshavasechana. || [Cha.Sa.[[Vimana Sthana]].3/45]
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