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tatredamupadishanti buddhimantaH-rogamekaikamevamprakopaNamevaMyonimevamutthAnamevamAtmAnamevamadhiShThAnamevaMvedanamevaMsaMsthAnamevaMshabdasparsharUparasagandhamevamupadravamevaMvRuddhisthAnakShayasamanvitamevamudarkamevannAmAnamevaMyogaM vidyAt; tasminniyaM pratIkArArthA pravRuttirathavA nivRuttirityupadeshAjj~jAyate||6||

tatredamupadishanti buddhimantaH-rogamekaikamevamprakopaNamevaMyonimevamutthAnamevamAtmAnamevamadhiShThAnamevaMvedanamevaMsaMsthAnamevaMshabdasparsharUparasagandhamevamupadravamevaMvRuddhisthAnakShayasamanvitamevamudarkamevannAmAnamevaMyogaM vidyAt; tasminniyaM pratIkArArthA pravRuttirathavA nivRuttirityupadeshAjj~jAyate||6||

Using the aptopadesha method of examination, one  acquires knowledge as described here using the following terms that wise men, or apta, use to understand a disease:

Using the ''aptopadesha'' method of examination, one  acquires knowledge as described here using the following terms that wise men, or ''apta'', use to understand a disease:

* Prakopanam : provoking factors, viz. process of the vitiation of the doshas

* ''Prakopanam'' : provoking factors, viz. process of the vitiation of the ''doshas''

* Yoni: Source of doshas

* ''Yoni'': Source of ''doshas''

* Uthanam: onset of a disease

* ''Uthanam'': onset of a disease

* Atmanam: The cardinal sign and symptoms.

* ''Atmanam'': The cardinal sign and symptoms.

* Adhishthanam: Site, which could be the body or the mind or both

* ''Adhishthanam'': Site, which could be the body or the mind or both

* Vedanam: signs and symptoms

* ''Vedanam'': signs and symptoms

* Sansthanam (location): aamashaya, pakwashaya, avayava vishesha, or in micro channels

* ''Sansthanam'' (location): ''amashaya, pakwashaya, avayava vishesha,'' or in micro channels

* Shabda, sparsha, rupa, rasa, gandham(five senses): Altered sensorium.

* ''Shabda, sparsha, rupa, rasa, gandham''(five senses): Altered sensorium.

* Updravam; Complications

* ''Updravam'': Complications

* Vriddhi sthana kshayam (Increased, decreased, balanced): Whether dosha, dhatu and mala are increased, decreased, or in balance

* ''Vriddhi sthana kshayam'' (Increased, decreased, balanced): Whether ''dosha, dhatu'' and ''mala'' are increased, decreased, or in balance

* Udarakam: Prognosis

* ''Udarakam'': Prognosis

* Namanam; Nomenclature

* ''Namanam'': Nomenclature

* Pravritti: Indicated treatment

* ''Pravritti'': Indicated treatment

* Nivritti: Contraindication

* ''Nivritti'': Contraindication

Using the above framework, one could gather all the knowledge necessary of a disease [6]

Using the above framework, one could gather all the knowledge necessary of a disease [6]