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|keywords=Gulma (abdominal lumps), Pathya (whole some), Rakta Mokshana (bloodletting), Apathya (unwholesome)
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|description=Chikitsa Sthana Chapter 5.Management of Gulma(abdominal lumps and other diseases)  
 
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<big>'''[[Chikitsa Sthana]] Chapter 5.Management of Gulma '''</big>
 
<big>'''[[Chikitsa Sthana]] Chapter 5.Management of Gulma '''</big>
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<big>'''Abstract'''</big>
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''Gulma'' is defined as large palpable, rounded, intra- abdominal swellings between ''hridaya'' (cardiac region) and the ''basti'' (bladder) regions, which develop due to excess accumulation of ''doshas'' with predominance of ''vata''. Such swellings are either transitory or static, and display the properties of spontaneous regression and reappearance.  This chapter on the treatment of ''gulma'' (abdominal lumps) first describes its general etiological factors and pathogenesis along with five places in the abdomen where the swelling occurs. The treatment of ''vata gulma'' includes ''snehana'' (oleation), ''swedana'' (sudation), ''brimhana'' (repletion), ''basti'' with ''ghee'', ''virechana'', ''vamana'' and preparations in the form of powders, pills and medicated ''ghrita'' and as a last resort bloodletting. For the treatment of ''pitta gulma'', the ''ghrita'' prepared with bitter (''tikta'') drugs, ''virechana'', recipes for ''niruha basti'', blood-letting (''rakta-mokshana''), use of milk, counseling (''ashvasana'') and oral recipes have been elaborated. ''Upanaha'' (poultice), ''shodhana'' and surgical measures for suppurated and internally ruptured ''gulma'' have also been described.
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For ''kapha gulma snehana'', ''swedana'', ''bhedana'' (puncturing), ''langhana'' (lightening therapy), ''vamana'', ''virechana'', medicated ''ghee'', ''basti'', pills, powder, ''arishta'', and ''kshara'' are described. Bloodletting followed by cauterization of the ''gulma'' as a last resort is explained. A surgical procedure for ''rakta gulma'', which occurs only in women is also described.
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Wholesome (''pathya'') food and drinks, avoidance of etiological factors, continuous protection of digestive power (''agni'') and the instructions for a patient who undergoes ''snehana'' are discussed in detail.
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'''Keywords''': ''Gulma'' (abdominal lumps), ''Pathya'' (whole some), ''Rakta Mokshana'' (bloodletting), ''Apathya'' (unwholesome)
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|title = Gulma Chikitsa
 
|title = Gulma Chikitsa
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|label5 = Other Sections
 
|label5 = Other Sections
 
|data5 = [[Sutra Sthana]], [[Nidana Sthana]],  [[Vimana Sthana]],  [[Sharira Sthana]], [[Indriya Sthana]], [[Kalpa Sthana]], [[Siddhi Sthana]]
 
|data5 = [[Sutra Sthana]], [[Nidana Sthana]],  [[Vimana Sthana]],  [[Sharira Sthana]], [[Indriya Sthana]], [[Kalpa Sthana]], [[Siddhi Sthana]]
 
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|label6 = Translator and commentator
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|data6 = Singh G.
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|label7 = Reviewer
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|data7  = Bhagwat M., Tripathi J.S., Gadgil D.
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|label8 = Editor
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|data8  = Baghel M.S.
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|label9 = Date of publication
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|data9 = December 17, 2018
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|label10 = DOI
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<big>'''Abstract'''</big>
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<div style="text-align:justify;">
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''Gulma'' is defined as large palpable, rounded, intra- abdominal swellings between ''hridaya'' (cardiac region) and the ''basti'' (bladder) regions, which develop due to excess accumulation of ''doshas'' with predominance of ''vata''. Such swellings are either transitory or static, and display the properties of spontaneous regression and reappearance.  This chapter on the treatment of ''gulma'' (abdominal lumps) first describes its general etiological factors and pathogenesis along with five places in the abdomen where the swelling occurs. The treatment of ''vata gulma'' includes ''snehana'' (oleation), ''swedana'' (sudation), ''brimhana'' (repletion), ''basti'' with ''ghee'', ''virechana'', ''vamana'' and preparations in the form of powders, pills and medicated ''ghrita'' and as a last resort bloodletting. For the treatment of ''pitta gulma'', the ''ghrita'' prepared with bitter (''tikta'') drugs, ''virechana'', recipes for ''niruha basti'', blood-letting (''rakta-mokshana''), use of milk, counseling (''ashvasana'') and oral recipes have been elaborated. ''Upanaha'' (poultice), ''shodhana'' and surgical measures for suppurated and internally ruptured ''gulma'' have also been described.
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For ''kapha gulma snehana'', ''swedana'', ''bhedana'' (puncturing), ''langhana'' (lightening therapy), ''vamana'', ''virechana'', medicated ''ghee'', ''basti'', pills, powder, ''arishta'', and ''kshara'' are described. Bloodletting followed by cauterization of the ''gulma'' as a last resort is explained. A surgical procedure for ''rakta gulma'', which occurs only in women is also described.
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Wholesome (''pathya'') food and drinks, avoidance of etiological factors, continuous protection of digestive power (''agni'') and the instructions for a patient who undergoes ''snehana'' are discussed in detail.
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</div>
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'''Keywords''': ''Gulma'' (abdominal lumps), ''Pathya'' (whole some), ''Rakta Mokshana'' (bloodletting), ''Apathya'' (unwholesome)
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== Introduction ==
 
== Introduction ==
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