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Sudarshan Churna with its Indication and mode of usage


Sudarshan Churna with its Indication and mode of usage


Information about Sudarshan Churna Indication, dose, side effects, ingredient, method of preparation, reference, ayurvedic properties & manufacturers.

Sudarshana choorna is a mixture of 44 herbal Ingredients used in the management of fever.

Indication: All types of fever, disorders of liver and spleen, cough, asthma, low back ache and indigestion.

Dose :  ½ to 1 teaspoon along with warm water, two to three times daily before or after food or as directed by physician.

Side effects: No known side effects, used under medical supervision.

Ingredients:


1 Kaliyaka(Chandana)               Santalum album 1 Part
2 Rajani(Haridra)                       Curcuma longa 1 Part
3 Devadaru                                       Cedrus deodara 1 Part
4 Vacha                                       Acorus calamus 1 Part
5 Ghana(Mustha)                       Cyperus rotundus 1 Part
6 Abhaya(Haritaki)                       Terminalia chebula 1 Part
7 Dhanvayasa                               Fagonia cretica 1 Part
8 Sringi(Karkatasringi)               Pistacia integerrima 1 Part
9 Kshudra(Kantakari)                       Solanum xanthocarpum 1 Part
10 Mahaushadha(Shunti)               Zingiber officinalis 1 Part
11 Trayanthi(Trayamana)               Gentian kurroa 1 Part
12 Parpata                                       Fumaria indica 1 Part
13 Nimbi                                       Azadirachta indica 1 Part
14 Granthika(pippalimoola)               Piper longum (root) 1 Part
15 Balaka(Hrivera)                       Pavonia odorata 1 Part
16 Shati                                       Hedychium spicatum 1 Part
17 Paushkara(Pushkara)               Inula racemosa 1 Part
18 Magadhi(Pippali)                       Piper longum 1 Part
19 Murva                                       Marsdenia tenacissima 1 Part
20 Kutaja                                       Holarrhena antidysenterica 1 Part
21 Madhuyashti                               Glycyrrhiza glabra 1 Part
22 Shigru                                       Moringa oilefera 1 Part
23 Indrayava                                       Holarrhena antidysenterica 1 Part
24 Vari(Shatavari)                       Asparagus racemosus 1 Part
25 Darvu(Daruharidra)                       Berberis aristata 1 Part
26 Kuchandana(Raktachandana)       Pterocarpus santalinus 1 Part
27 Padmaka                                       Prunus puddum 1 Part
28 Sarala                                       Pinus roxburghi 1 Part
29 Ushira                                       Vetivera zizanoides 1 Part
30 Twak                                       Cinnamum zeylanicum 1 Part
31 Saurastri(Gokshura)              Tribulus terrestris 1 Part
32 Sthira(Shaliparni)                      Desmodium gangeticum 1 Part
33 Yavani                                      Trachyspermum ammi 1 Part
34 Athivisha                                     Aconitum heterophyllum 1 Part
35 Bilva                                      Aegle marmelos 1 Part
36 Maricha                                       Piper nigrum 1 Part
37 Gandhapatra(Prasarini)              Paederia foetida 1 Part
38 Dhatri(Amalaki)                      Emblica officinalis 1 Part
39 Guduchi                                      Tinospora cordifolia 1 Part
40 Katuka                                      Picrorhiza kurroa 1 Part
41 Chitraka                                      Plumbago zeylanicum 1 Part
42 Patola                                      Luffa acutangula 1 Part
43 Kalasi(Prasniparni)                      Uraria picta 1 Part
44 Kaitatha(Kiratatikta)              Swertia chirata 21 Part(Half of total ingredients)


Method of Preparation: The above ingredients are powdered separately and mixed together in specified quantity.

Method  of Storage: Stored in airtight container in dryplace.

Shelf life period:  6 month.

Reference : Bhaishajyaratnavali, jwaradhikara: 308 – 317

Ayurvedic properties of Sudarshan Churna :

Roga karma: Sarva jwara, pliha, yakrith and gulma.

Dosha karma: Tridoshahara.

Agni karma: Deepana, pachana

Other karma: Kasa shwasa, kamala, pandu, trika prista kati and parshwashula.

Manufacturers:  Dabur, Unja Ayurveda Pharmacy, Zandu, Ashoka pharmaceuticals, Sitaram Ayurveda Pharmacy, Nagarjuna Ayurvedic Group.

Kalasakadi Kashayam with its Indication and usage

Kalasakadi Kashayam with its Indication and usage

Information about Kalasakadi Kashayam Indication, Doses, Side effects, Ingredients, Preparation, Reference, Ayurvedic properties & Manufacturers

Kalasakadi Kashayam is a concentrated decoction prepared out of herbal ingredients, which consist of water soluble active principles.

Indication:

Digestive system related diseases like indigestion, distaste, loss of appetite, piles, colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, flatulence and constipation.

Dose:

Kashayam  5 – 15 ml diluted with 15 –  45 ml of water twice daily before food or as directed by physician.

Side effects:

No known side effects, over dose may induce gastric irritation. Use this medicine under medical supervision.

Ingredients:

Si.No Sanskrit name            Botanical name Quantity
1 Kalasaka            Murray kenigi 1 Part
2 Hareetaki            Terminalia chebula 1 Part
3 Shunti                    Zingiber officinalis 1 Part

Method of preparation of Kalasakadi Kashayam:

Herbal ingredients (coarse powder) 1 part boiled in 16 parts of water and reduced to 4 part.

Method  of Storage: Stored in airtight container in dry place.

Ayurvedic Properties of Kalasakadi Kashayam:

Roga karma: Grahani, Visuchika, Udara roga, shulahara and krimihara.

Dosha karma: Kaphavatahara and vatanulomaka.

Agni  karma: Deepana and Pachana.

Reference: Chikitsamanjari

Manufacturers: Arya vaidya sala Kottakkal, Everest Ayurvedic Medicines, SNA Oushadhasala Pvt Ltd.


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Kaidaryadi Kashayam with its indication and usage

Kaidaryadi Kashayam with its indication and usage 

Information about Kaidaryadi Kashayam Indication, Doses, Side effects, Ingredients, Preparation, Ayurvedic properties, Reference & Manufacturers

Kaidaryadi Kashayam is a concentrated decoction prepared out of herbal ingredients, which consist of water soluble active principles.

Indication:  Digestive system related diseases like indigestion, Gastritis, irritable bowel syndrome, Colitis, flatulence and constipation.

Dose:  Kashayam  5 – 15 ml diluted with 15 –  45 ml of water twice daily before food or as directed by physician.

Side effects: No known side effects, over dose may induce gastric irritation. Use this medicine under medical supervision.

Ingredients:

SI.NO Sanskrit name Botanical name Quantity
1 Kaidarya                    Murray kenigi 1 Part
2 Haritaki                    Terminalia chebula 1 Part
3 Nagara                            Zingiber officinalis 1 Part
4 Patola                            Trichosanthes cucumerina 1 Part
Method of preparation of Kaidaryadi Kashayam:  Herbal ingredients (coarse powder) 1 part boiled in 16 parts of water and reduced to 4 part.

Method  of Storage: Stored in airtight container in dry place.

Ayurvedic Properties of Kaidaryadi Kashayam:

Roga karma:Grahani, Udara roga, yakrith vikaraa and krimihara.

Dosha karma: Tridoshahara, vatanulomaka and malanulomaka.

Agni  karma: Deepana and Pachana.

Reference: Chikitsamanjari

Manufacturers: Nagarjuna Ayurvedic Group,  Everest Ayurvedic Medicines, Sitaram Ayurveda Pharmacy.


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KOLAKULATHADI CHOORNAM WITH ITS INGREDIENTS AND INDICATION

KOLAKULATHADI CHOORNAM WITH ITS INGREDIENTS AND  INDICATION 

Reference-Ashtangahridayam 

Ingredients:

Kola (Zizyphus jujube Lam.),
Kulattha – Horse gram (Dolichos biflorus Linn.),
Suradaru – Devadaru – (Cedrus deodara),
Rasna (Vanda roxburghi / Pluchea lanceolata),
Masha – Black gram (Phaseolus radiatus L.),
Atasi (Linum usitatissimum Linn.)
Kushta – Saussurea lappa
Vacha – Acorus calamus
Shatahva – Indian Dill – Anethum sowa
Yava – Barley – Hordeum vulgare
Tailaphala – castor fruit (Eranda)

Indications :For external application in cases of Joint Pains, Back Ache, shoulder pains, sciatica, lumbago, muscular sprain and inflammation.Either for Powder massage (Udwarthanam) or for Choornaswedam (Sudation therapy).



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Gandhak Rasayana with its Indication and Usage

Gandhak Rasayana with its Indication and Usage

Gandhak Rasayana is a compound herbomineral Ayurvedic preparation of Sulphur along with other 11 herbal ingredients. The preparation of Gandhak rasayan involves first trituration of Suddha gandhaka (purified sulphur) with Godugdha (Cow milk) followed by the trituration with Chaturjata decoction (Dalchini, Ela, Tejpatra and Nagkeshara), Giloy juice swarasa, Triphala (Amla, harad, baheda) decoction, Sunthi decoction, Bhringaraja swarasa and Ardraka swarasa, for 8 times each. 


Gandhaka Rasayana ingredients

10 g fine powder of Gandhaka (Purified sulfur)

It is ground till dryness for 8 times each with the following.

Godugdha (Cow milk)
Water decoction / juice extract of
Cinnamon
Cardamom
Cinnamomum tamala
Guduchi
Haritaki
Amla fruit
Bibitaki
Ginger, fresh
Bhringaraja
Ginger, dry
Sugar Syrup

Reference: Yogaratnakara Rasayana Adhikara 1-4

Use of Gandhaka Rasayanam

Regular use of Gandhak Rasayan gives lusture to the skin and improves its aura.

It is a good remedy for all type skin diseases, like Kustha (leprosy), Urticaria, Boils, Eczema, Acne, blood impurities, Psoriasis etc.

Chronic fever, skin diseases, diarrhea, urinary tract disorders, pruritus, malabsorption syndrome, bleeding disorders

Anti-aging, improves digestion, skin complexion and immunity

Dosage

It is given 1 - 3 gm, in morning and evening with one glass light hot milk/Khadiradiristha /Manjisthadi kwath etc.


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Concept of Rasavaha Srotus W.S.R. to Garba Poshana

Concept of Rasavaha Srotus W.S.R. to Garba Poshana

INTRODUCTION

Rasa is responsible for proper growth of the Garba.
UxÉeɶÉÉrÉÇ aÉpÉïÈ rÉÉÌlÉ cÉÉxrÉ UxÉiÉÈ xÉÇpÉuÉiÉÈ xÉÇpÉuÉÎliÉ,
iÉÉlrÉlÉÑurÉÉZrÉÉxrÉÉqÉÈ,iɱjÉÉ- vÉUÏUxrÉÉÍpÉÌlÉuÉëÑͨÉUÍpÉuÉëÑÎkS
mÉëÉhÉÉlÉÑoÉlkÉxrÉ §ÉÑÎmiÉÈmÉÑ̹ EixÉÉWû¶ÉãÌiÉ UxÉeÉÉÌlÉ   
                                  ( cÉ.vÉÉ. 3 / 12)
Foetus is nourished from Rasa. Without rasa even
the mother will not live. Manifestation and growth of
the body, Continuity of the strength, Satisfaction,
Plumpness and Enthusiasm aspects of the individual

are derived from Rasa 

Bhoja explains that

iÉxqÉÉS³ÉÉSìxÉÏpÉÔiÉÇ uÉÏrÉïÇ §ÉãkÉÉ mÉëuÉiÉïiÉã
pÉÉaÉÈ vÉUÏUÇ mÉÑwhÉÉÌiÉ xiÉlrÉÇ pÉÉaÉãlÉ uÉkÉïiÉã
aÉpÉïÈ mÉÑwrÉÌiÉ pÉÉaÉãlÉ uÉkÉïiÉã cÉ rÉjÉɧÉqÉqÉç
aÉpÉïÈ MÑüsrÉãuÉ MãüSÉUÇ lÉÉQûÏ mÉëÏhÉÉÌiÉ iÉÌmÉïiÉÉ
                            ( xÉÑ.vÉÉ. 3/31,32)

Essence of food (Rasa) taken by mother is divided
into 3 parts – one nourishes her body, the other
promotes her breast milk and the third nourishes
the foetus.

Nutrition to fetus from mother occurs through 2
circulations namely :
1)Placental circulation
2) Fetal circulation
1)Placental circulation consists of independent
circulation of blood in 2 systems :
a) Utero placental circulation
b) Feto placental circulation
2)Fetal circulation is responsible for the development
of  various organs of the body.
Description of placental circulation and fetal circulation
are explained in our Ayurvedic classics.

PLACENTAL CIRCULATION(AYURVEDIC CONCEPTS)

 qÉÉiÉÑxiÉÑ ZÉsÉÑ UxÉuÉWûÉrÉÉÇ lÉÉQûrÉÉÇ aÉpÉïlÉÉÍpÉlÉÉQûÏ mÉëÌiÉoÉkSÉ, xÉÉ
AxrÉ qÉÉiÉÑUÉWûÉUUxÉuÉÏrÉïqÉÍpÉuÉWûÌiÉ iÉãlÉÉãmÉxlÉãWãûlÉÉxrÉÉÍpÉuÉëÑÎkSpÉïuÉÌiÉ                                                                                     
                                        (xÉÑ.vÉÉ.3/31)

Umbilical cord of fetus is attached to Rasa-carrying nadi
of the mother which carries veerya of ahara Rasa of
mother to the fetus by this indirect nutrition (Upasneha)
the fetus develops.
Upasneha- nutrition by process of diffusion as water of
full lake nourishes the plants on the bank.

iÉiÉÉã urÉ£üÏpÉuÉSÇaÉmÉëirÉÇaÉxrÉÉxrÉ lÉÉprÉÉÇ mÉëÌiÉoÉkSÉ lÉÉQûÏ
lÉÉQûrÉÉqÉmÉUÉ iÉxrÉÉÇ qÉɧÉѾÒûSrÉqÉç iÉiÉÉã qÉɧÉѾÒûSrÉÉSÉWûÉUUxÉÉã
kÉqÉlÉÏÍpÉÈxrÉlSqÉÉlÉÉã AmÉUÉqÉÑmÉæÌiÉ iÉiÉÈ ¢üqÉɳÉÉÍpÉqÉç                         
                                (A.xÉ.vÉÉ.2/17)

When all the organs and parts of fetus become
well developed, a tube like structure connects the
umbilicus of fetus with the Apara (Placenta) of
mother which in turn gets connected with mother’s
heart. The nutrient portion of food travels from the
mother’s heart carried through the Dhamanis
and reaches the apara and from there to Nabhi.

FETAL CIRCULATION(AYURVEDIC CONCEPTS)

AxÉÇeÉÉiÉ AÇaÉmÉëirÉÇaÉ mÉëÌuÉpÉÉaÉ ÌlÉwÉãMüÉiÉç mÉëpÉëÑÌiÉ xÉuÉïvÉUÏU
AuÉrÉuÉ AlÉÑxÉÉËUhÉÏlÉÉÇ UxÉuÉWûÉlÉÉÇ ÌiÉrÉïaaÉiÉÉlÉÉÇ kÉqÉlÉÏlÉÉqÉÉ
EmÉxlÉãWûÉã eÉÏuÉrÉÌiÉ                  (xÉÑ.vÉÉ.3/31)

From conception until parts and sub-parts are
distinctly demarcated, the life of fetus is maintained
by nutrition supplied by the Rasa-carrying Dhamani’s
spread with ramification in all organs of the body by
process of diffusion (Upasneha)

iÉiÉ¶É xÉ mÉÑlÉaÉïpÉïxrÉ mÉYuÉÉvÉrÉã xuÉMüÉrÉÉÎalÉlÉÉ mÉcrÉqÉÉlÉÈ
mÉëxÉÉSoÉÉWÒûsrÉÉiÉç kÉÉiÉÑ AÉÌS mÉÑÎwiÉMüUÈ xÉqmɱiÉã
                              (A.xÉ. vÉÉ .2/17)

Nutrient portion of Rasa goes to Pakwashaya
where it undergoes further digestion. Comprised
mainly of nutrient materials rasa nourishes all the
tissues.

CONCLUSION

1)Ahara rasa of mother gets transformed to Rasa
dhatu in mother which supplies nutrition to all the
dhatus of fetus through Rasavaha nadi of mother
which is connected to Garba nabhi nadi.

2) Nadi is a Synonym for Srotus.
xÉëÉãiÉÉÇÍxÉ, ÍxÉUÉÈ,kÉqÉlrÉÈ, UxÉÉrÉlrÉÈ, UxÉuÉÉÌWûlrÉÈ,lÉÉQûrÉÈ,
mÉljÉÉlÉÈ,qÉÉaÉÉïÈ,vÉUÏUÎcNûSìÉÍhÉ, xÉÇuÉëÑiÉÉxÉÇuÉëÑiÉÉÌlÉ, xjÉÉlÉÉÌlÉ,
AÉvÉrÉÉÈ,ÌlÉMãüiÉɶÉãÌiÉ vÉUÏUkÉÉiuÉuÉMüÉvÉÉlÉÉÇ sɤrÉÉsɤrÉÉhÉÉÇ
lÉÉqÉÉÌlÉ pÉuÉÎliÉ                       ( cÉ.ÌuÉ.5 /9)

3)Charaka defines Srotus as:
xÉëuÉhÉÉiÉç xÉëÉãiÉÉÇÍxÉ        
              (cÉ.xÉÔ.30 /12)

Where transudation occurs are called Srotus.
In placental circulation there are 2 independent
circulation Uteroplacental & Fetoplacental circulation.
Nutrient materials from the uteroplacental circulation
oozes out to the fetoplacental circulation at capillary
level in placenta .Thus process of transudation occurs
here also.

A scientific approach to Uttara Vasti

A scientific approach to Uttara Vasti

Uttara Vasti, as Chakrapani commented “Shrestanam”  “Shrestagunataya” , which means
the best and gives rise the best results.The Uttara Vasti is administered through the mootra and yoni marga. These two are of uttramarga where as guda becomes “Adhra Marga” . Uttara Vasti also has the Netra and Putaka. The Uttara Vasti Netra is called as “Pushpanetra”. Thepushpa refers to the “Artava” or “Rajas” of female and to the
“Sukra” of the male. Thus the treatment Uttara Vasti is used for the Sukra and Artava
diseases justifiable.It becomes a best treatment in the Panchakarma.The methods of administration of medicament i.e. drug evolution, drug sources and routes of drug
administration is necessary to discuss here. American Medical association (Ama) council defines Drugs as “a comprehensive, convenient and authoritative reference book that includes information on both old and new single entity drugs and mixtures”. This book of modern medicine refers Charaka and Susruta as the fathers of medicine 5. The pharmacology book refers the various routes of drug administrations. Out of those “Trans Urethral or Trans Uterine” routes are not mentioned. They have the rest of routes and described “Trans rectal” as only enemata, but not given any specified interest or identification to the Trans rectal route of administration of medicine. The Uttara Vasti as discussed will have an apparatus made of Uttara Vasti Netra and Putaka. These are replaced now a day with rubber catheters such as Folley’s catheter or metallic catheters.


Uttara Vasti Netra:

The types of Uttara Vasti Netra differ for male and female. The male Uttara Vasti can be
administered at any time but for female it is necessary to wait for the “Ritukala” i.e. menstruation,as the Os is open at that time.The sizes of Uttara Vasti Netra mentioned by Acharya is as under –


Size of the Netra Description
Male 12 cms (Anguli) resembling jasmine flower stalk,
tail of the cow,
hole equal to mustard seed (Charaka)
14 (Anguli) cms – (Susruta)
Female 10 cms (Anguli) comfortable size to pass the urethra,
hole equal to Green gram seed
for full grown nulli paras 4 (Anguli) cms
virgins 1 (Anguli) cm
Garbhashaya sodhana should not be performed in the virgins.

Uttara Vasti Putaka:
Putaka is a sac made up of sheep, goat or hog urinary bladder . If it is not available it
is better to use the skin of eagle. Now a days for the sterile conditions to adopt we are using
plastic bags.


Eligible:,

This is used for the people who have
the following conditions;


Male:
1. 13 varieties of mootra Dosha – Mutouksada, Mutra jathara, Mutra krichra, Mutrotsanga,
Mutra kshaya, Mutraateeta, Asteela, Vtavasti, Ushnavata, Vtakundalika, Raktagrandhi, Vidwighata, and Vasti Kundalika

2. Mutra sharkara
3. Ashmari
4. Vasti shoola
5. Vankshana shoola
6. Shukra Dosha
7. Sukraotseka
8. Dhwajabhanga
9. Klaibya

Female:
1. 13 varieties of mootra Dosha – Mutouksada, Mutra jathara, Mutra krichra, Mutrotsanga,
Mutra kshaya, Mutraateeta, Asteela, Vtavasti, Ushnavata, Vtakundalika, Raktagrandhi, Vidwighata, and Vasti Kundalika

2. mootra Vyadhi
3. artava Dosha
4. yonivyapat
5. yoni shoola
6. Rajosrava (Adhika)
7. Rajonasha
8. Akala rajopravritti
9. vandhya
10. garbhashaya Vyadhi
11. placental retention


Non eligible:
Prameha – as in prameha no balder is involved and have the “Prabhuta mutrata and
Avila mutrata” the uttra Vasti has no value in this disease. Virgins – as garbhashaya shodhana


Administration time:


Male: at any time after the evacuation of the Bladder

Female: at the time of menstruation and at any time in case of Asrigdhara and Yoni vyapat

Dravya:
The quantity is differed as the size of urinary bladder and uterus differs. No classical
texts dealt this point better. But in practice it i seen approximately 2-tola i.e. 25ml of the liquid
is administered in to bladder and 10 to 12 ml in to uterus. As snehika and Nirooha are the methods used in regular Vasti of rectal root, in the same way the difference is noticed here also.

Table showing the quantities of Uttara Vasti dravya according to different Acharyas

Acharya Vasti Ashaya M/F/C Quantity Equal measure in ml

Charaka Sneha Mutra M ½ Pala or 2-tola 25ml

Vagbhata Sneha Mutra F 1 Prakuncha 4-tola 50ml

Vagbhata Sneha Mutra C 1 Sukti or ½ pala 25ml

Susruta Sneha Mutra F hand full 25ml

Susruta Sneha (Sodhana) Mutra F double 50ml

Susruta Kwatha Mutra F 4times 100ml

Susruta Kwatha Mutra M 2 times of Female 200ml

Vagbhata Sneha Garbha F 1 pala 50ml

Vagbhata Sneha (Sodana) Garbha F 2 Pala 100ml

Vagbhata Kwatha Garbha F 2 pala 100ml

Vagbhata Kwatha (Sodana) Garbha F 4 Pala 200ml


The sodhana of the garbhashaya with Nirooha Uttara Vasti may disturb the internal
lining and also the ovaries with huge quantities. Thus for the delivered females 2 pala and
others 1 pala is administered. But if the block of the ovarian tubules is to be removed under
guided supervision the higher dose is recommended. Thus the Vagbhata promoted the
medium dose of 1 pala for every body.Uttara Vasti according to Charaka consists of Ardhapala Sneha i.e. 2-tola (24ml) . This dose is meant for the adult of the age 25 years. This seems to be the ultimate dose for the males. Vagbhata mentioned one Prakuncha Sneha i.e. 1 pala (4-tola) is madhyama matra in females for Uttara Vasti. Susruta also mentioned 4-tola for females and said the dose has  to be assessed by the physician by yukti .Other wise a hand full of the Sneha is administered for the females as Uttara Vasti 1. When the Uttara Vasti is done for the shodhana double the quantity is used 22. If the kwatha is used for the Uttara Vasti it will be double to the Sneha i.e. 2 prasruta (4-pala or 200ml) Charaka did not mention any differences in Sneha quantity for male and females. It is as the same quantity of ½ pala (2-tola or 25ml).Vagbhata mentioned the Uttara Vasti pediatric dose as shukti (1/2 pala or 2-tola or 25ml) When the drug is discussed we have to understand the method of drug administration and its mode of action on the area where it is administered.


Poorvakarma:
The poorva karma is as that of Anuvasana Vasti karma . Initially Sneha Sweda has to be
performed. Then the patient asked to take bath and food with milk 27. Then the patient will be
given Kangi with milk and ghee.

Pradhana karma:
Patient initially instructe to evacuate the bladder. Before initiating the Uttara Vasti ask the patient to lay down and soft application of Vata hara taila over the genitalia . Because of this
procedure the penis stiffens and easy penetrability of Pushpa Netra (catheter) is possible. This procedure is administered in sitting position for the males and in supine for females.
In case of the females mutrashaya gata Uttara Vasti either rubber catheter or Foley’s
catheter is used. Otherwise for the Garbhashaya gata Uttara Vasti a standard dilatation of the os and administration of the medicin is done.At this lecture the limitation is for male Uttara VastiThus now male Uttara Vasti is dealt in detail. Male urethra is approximately
20 cms long. When the penis is stiff and acceptable for the “Eshani” (probe) penetration,
in sitting position (Now a day’s supine position is also followed) slowly the probe is pushed in
to the urethra. The insertion of probe is for the patients those who have any obstruction or Mutra krichraetc. lakshanas. Other wise for the treatment Sukra or klaibya, a direct catheter will serve the purpose. When the catheter passes deep in to the urethra it stuck at the vesico urethral junction. Then slowly introduce further in to the urinary bladder. A small amount of the residual urine is passed through the catheter and it conforms that the catheter is inside the bladder. When the Sneha is inside the bladder the Anuvasana Vasti vidhi (procedures) has to be performed.


Vasti dravaya pratyagamanam:
The contents of the Vasti retain inside for more time if the quantity is less (25ml of Sneha) and forcibly evacuated as the quantity increases to the 200ml (Kwatha). The medicine introduced in to the uterus retains for much time and may dribble in to the vagina.

Complications
Common complications are –
1. Burning sensation and
2. Bleeding.

If the Vasti dravya retains for more time associated
with burning sensation –
1. Sodhana gana Uttara vasti
2. Massage over the pubic region
3. Introducing Eshani
4. Varti prayaogam through urethra or and rectum

For the Vasti daha –
1. Ksheeri vriksha kashaya Uttara Vasti
2. Yastimadu kashaya Uttara Vasti
3. Ksheera Vasti

Paschat karma:
After the main procedure completed we
look for the symptoms of complications. When
no complications are observed light meal with
either green gram or milk can be given 30. It is
preferred to give –
Mamsarasa in Vata Dosha
Ksheera in Pitta Dosha
Mudga Yusha in Kapha Dosha

As the dravya comes out on the same day 2, 3 or 4 such Uttara Vastis has to be practiced. This procedure is followed for 3 days subsequently . Give a gap of 3 days and start the procedure for once again . The other vyapats resembles the Anuvasana Vasti and to be treated as the same .