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The glycosuria raises the ''osmolar'' concentration of the urine and osmotic diuresis resulting in water and sodium loss along with potassium leads to generalized weakness in the patient of diabetes mellitus. The level of catecholamines is increased in DM causes excessive sweating that further leads to loss of electrolytes such as sodium and chlorides through the skin. The whole phenomenon described under ''kleda'' can be correlated with water and electrolyte imbalance.

The glycosuria raises the ''osmolar'' concentration of the urine and osmotic diuresis resulting in water and sodium loss along with potassium leads to generalized weakness in the patient of diabetes mellitus. The level of catecholamines is increased in DM causes excessive sweating that further leads to loss of electrolytes such as sodium and chlorides through the skin. The whole phenomenon described under ''kleda'' can be correlated with water and electrolyte imbalance.

==== ''Vasa'' ====

===== ''Vasa'' =====

Charaka described it as a subtype of ''vatajaprameha'' i.e. ''vasameha''. ''Vasa'' is the ''upadhatu'' (minor tissue or sub-tissue) of ''mamsa'' and the unctuousness present in the ''mamsa dhatu'' is called ''vasa''.

Charaka described it as a subtype of ''vatajaprameha'' i.e. ''vasameha''. ''Vasa'' is the ''upadhatu'' (minor tissue or sub-tissue) of ''mamsa'' and the unctuousness present in the ''mamsa dhatu'' is called ''vasa''.