Clinical Importance of Nadi Pariksha in Various Diseases

Authors

  • Dr. Ashwini Balu Jadhav
  • Dr.Priyanka Pandurang Bandgar
  • Sweta Nath

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69980/ajpr.v27i2.478

Keywords:

Nadi Pariksha, Ayurvedic, Diagnostic Tool, Vata, Kapha, Disease, Pulse, Tarjini, Tridoshas

Abstract

The age-old Ayurvedic method of diagnosing through the pulse is called Nadi Pariksha. In addition to diseases, it can properly evaluate emotional, mental, and physical disorders. By using this non-invasive technique, health problems can be addressed at their core rather than just their symptoms. According to Ayurveda, a traditional and time-tested natural treatment method, any illness in our body will be a sign of an imbalance in our "doshas." Restoring equilibrium to the body system and balancing the doshas are the keys to healing and maintaining good health. The relationship between nadi pariksha (pulse examination) and ashtasthana pariksha in therapeutics, with a focus on its relevance in medical practice, is attempted to be studied in the current work. We will talk about it in this paper. Nadi Pariksha's clinical significance in a number of illnesses.

Author Biographies

Dr. Ashwini Balu Jadhav

Assistant professor in Kaychikitsa dept Bharati Vidyapeeth college of Ayurveda Bharati Deemed to be University, Dhankawadi pune 411046

Dr.Priyanka Pandurang Bandgar

Assistant Professor, Kaychikitsa Department, SST Ayurved Medical College, Sangamner ,422605 .

Sweta Nath

Assistant professor in shalakya tantra department Bharati Vidyapeeth college of Ayurveda Bharati Vidyapeeth deemed to be a university. Dhankwadi pune.411046

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Published

2024-12-17

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Vol. 27 No. 2 (2024): American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation

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