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( Management of disorders involving vata and rakta)
==([[Chikitsa Sthana]] Chapter 29, Chapter on Management of disorders involving ''vata'' and ''rakta'')==
Abstract
The chapter refers to vata shonita (vata rakta), a condition caused by vitiated vata dosha and rakta. As the disease is caused by predominantly vitiated vata and rakta, it follows the chapter of vatavyadhi (vatik disorder). The manifetstions of vatashonita resemble various metabolic and connective tissue diseases like gout, inflammatory polyarthritis and vasculitis. This variation in manifestation depends upon degree of vitiation of doshas and dhatu. The chapter has description of etiological factors along with types of vata shonita, purvarupa (prodromal symptoms), rupa (clinical features) of different types, rupa of dosha predominance, upadrava (complication) sadhyasadhyatwa (prognosis), treatment of different types of vatashonita, precautions during treatment as well as symptomatic treatment for relief in non-curable state of disease.
=== Abstract ===
The chapter refers to ''vata shonita'' (or ''vatarakta''), a condition caused by vitiated vata dosha and rakta. As the disease is caused by predominantly vitiated vata and rakta, it follows the chapter of vatavyadhi (vatik disorder). The manifetstions of vatashonita resemble various metabolic and connective tissue diseases like gout, inflammatory polyarthritis and vasculitis. This variation in manifestation depends upon degree of vitiation of doshas and dhatu. The chapter has description of etiological factors along with types of vata shonita, purvarupa (prodromal symptoms), rupa (clinical features) of different types, rupa of dosha predominance, upadrava (complication) sadhyasadhyatwa (prognosis), treatment of different types of vatashonita, precautions during treatment as well as symptomatic treatment for relief in non-curable state of disease.
Key Words: Vata, rakta, gout, connective tissue diseases, inflammatory arthritis, polyarthritis, vasculitis.
Key Words: Vata, rakta, gout, connective tissue diseases, inflammatory arthritis, polyarthritis, vasculitis.