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Line 3,153: − + − Āvr̥ta (obstructed)vāta Gata (excess movement)vāta+ − 1. Vitiation of vāta is passive 1. Vitiation of vāta is active+ − 2. Normally svanidana (specific causes for vitiation) of vāta are not responsible 2. Vitiation of vāta by svanidana+ − 3. Only chala property of vāta is involved and it is diminished in the phenomenon 3. Other properties of vāta are also involved and the chala property aggravated in the phenomenon+ − 4. Gati of vāta is obstructed 4. Gati of vāta is aggravated5. + − 5. Purnata (fullness) in srotas/ mārga 6. Riktata (emptiness) in srotas+ − 6. Vāta shows svakarma hani (decreased function) 7. Vāta shows svakarma vriddhi (increased function)+ − 7. Dhātu are in vriddha (increased) or sāma 8. Dhātu daurbalya (decrease) present+ − 8. Āvarana possible with other dosha/anna/mala/individual components of vāta 9. Not possible+ − 9. Āvarana by avayava(body part) or āshaya (organ) not possible 10. Gatatva in āshaya and avayava explained.+ − 10. Āvaraka gets importance in treatment 11. Vāta gets importance in treatment+ − 11. Diagnosis made with upasaya anupashaya (hit and trial) 12. Diagnosis with rupa+ − 12. Complications of āvarana possible 13. None+ − 13. Successive diminuation of rasadi dhātu possible 14. None.+ + + +
→Pathogenesis of various conditions
#''Avarana'' of ''vata'' may cause depletion of nutrition to ''dhatu'' (''dhatugata sama'') leading to successive diminition of ''rasadi dhatu'' (''rasadimscha upasosayet'').<ref>Ibid 28/61</ref> No such reference is available in case of ''gatatva''.
#''Avarana'' of ''vata'' may cause depletion of nutrition to ''dhatu'' (''dhatugata sama'') leading to successive diminition of ''rasadi dhatu'' (''rasadimscha upasosayet'').<ref>Ibid 28/61</ref> No such reference is available in case of ''gatatva''.
The above discussed points are briefly enlisted in the table below.
The above discussed points are briefly enlisted in the table below:
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| ''Avrita''(obstructed) ''vata''
! scope="col"| ''Gata'' (excess movement) ''vata''
|-
| Vitiation of ''vata'' is passive
| Vitiation of ''vata'' is active
|-
| Normally ''svanidana''(specific causes for vitiation) of ''vata'' are not responsible
| Vitiation of ''vata'' by ''svanidana''
|-
| Only ''chala'' property of ''vata'' is involved and it is diminished in the phenomenon
| Other properties of ''vata'' are also involved and the ''chala'' property aggravated in the phenomenon
|-
| ''Gati'' of ''vata'' is obstructed
| ''Gati'' of ''vata'' is aggravated
|}
As āvarana proceeds it may end up in dhātukṣaya as the āvr̥ta will block rasadhātu which give nourishment. This is commonly observed. This is possible in many other disorders also. The best example is rajayakshma.
As āvarana proceeds it may end up in dhātukṣaya as the āvr̥ta will block rasadhātu which give nourishment. This is commonly observed. This is possible in many other disorders also. The best example is rajayakshma.