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Management
of Disorders | Obstructed
Labour | Fever |
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Still
Birth | Infertility
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Molar Pregnancy |
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The obstructed rakta
or artava inside the uterus, assumes a rounded shape
enveloping rajovaha dhamanis, stays in uterus just
like the foetus and is known as Raktagulma.
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| Causes of its
presence |
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Raktagulma develops
only in females and not in males because
- The woman possesses garbhasaya (uterus) and
has regular appearance of artava (menstrual
blood or ovum), which gets accumulated.
- It does not develop in young girls or aged
women.
this disease develops in active reproductive age
- neither to the young girls due to absences of
menarche
- nor to aged women due to menopause.
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| Hetu (Causes) |
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- Suppressing natural urge due to absence of
freedom
- Pregnancy of very short duration
- Immediately following abortion
- Fasting during rtukala
- Fear
- Use of dry dietetics
- Use of stambhaka and Lekhana drugs
- Yonidosa (Gynaecological disorders)
- Vata aggravating diet.
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| Pro dormal features
(symptoms related to the initial stages of the
disease) |
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- Absence of desire and taste of food
- Indigestion
- Abnormal appetite and digestion
- Urine sensation after ingestion of food
- Vomiting during digestion of food
- Eructation
- Absence of urge for passing the flatus, urine
and stool or if urge is felt these are not
excreted
- Pain due to effect of vayu
- Distension of abdomen
- Sound and pain in bowels
- Upward movement of gases
- Anorexia
- Weakness
- Intolerance for satiating food.
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The family
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