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ELEMENTARY REVIEW OF AGNIKARMA AN AYURVEDIC PAIN KILLER
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Agnikarma or thermal cauterization is one among the Anushastras or para-surgical technique
mentioned in all literatures of Ayurveda. Agnikarma as dened by Aacharya Sushruta is one of the
treatment in which with the help of particular shalaka the Agni is transferred into the tissue. Agnikarma is stated as more
important than ksara or other surgical management because of non-recurrence of diseases treated with Agni and its success in
diseases incurable by drugs, instrument and Ksara. Agni having usna, Tikshna, Sukshma and Ashukari properties pacify
vitiated vata and kapha dosha bringing them to their normal function. Sushruta says the pain aggravated by vata in twak ,
mamsa, sira, snayu, sandhi and asthi. Chronic wounds having some hard elevated tissue, Cystic lesions, haemorrhoids,
tumour, stula, sinus lymphadenopathy, larial, skin tag, hernia, joints disorders, to stop bleeding from cut vessels. In current
practises we are using Agnikarma for all the said purposes but most frequently for analgesic properties of Agnikarma.
Title: ELEMENTARY REVIEW OF AGNIKARMA AN AYURVEDIC PAIN KILLER
Description:
Agnikarma or thermal cauterization is one among the Anushastras or para-surgical technique
mentioned in all literatures of Ayurveda.
Agnikarma as dened by Aacharya Sushruta is one of the
treatment in which with the help of particular shalaka the Agni is transferred into the tissue.
Agnikarma is stated as more
important than ksara or other surgical management because of non-recurrence of diseases treated with Agni and its success in
diseases incurable by drugs, instrument and Ksara.
Agni having usna, Tikshna, Sukshma and Ashukari properties pacify
vitiated vata and kapha dosha bringing them to their normal function.
Sushruta says the pain aggravated by vata in twak ,
mamsa, sira, snayu, sandhi and asthi.
Chronic wounds having some hard elevated tissue, Cystic lesions, haemorrhoids,
tumour, stula, sinus lymphadenopathy, larial, skin tag, hernia, joints disorders, to stop bleeding from cut vessels.
In current
practises we are using Agnikarma for all the said purposes but most frequently for analgesic properties of Agnikarma.
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