Management of Disorders | Molar Pregnancy | Fever

  Still Birth | Infertility    

|| Introduction  ||  Causes  ||  Difference || 

• Pain in abdomen and vagina
• Retention of urine.
   

• The foetus engages in the pelvic cavity by its head or shoulder or thighs (breech). 
• Indicate abnormalities of vertex, transverse and breech positions/ presentations.
   

• Kila
• Pratikhur
• Bijaka
• Parigha
   

• Vataja
• Pittaja
• Kaphaja
• Vatapittaja
• Vatakaphaja
• Pittakaphaja
• Vatapittakaphaj
   

• The foetus obstructs just like a wedge having hands, feet and head upward.
   

• In this the body presenting with head, hands and feet all together, obstructs the foetus.
   

• Foetus delivers by head alongwith one hand or the remaining body obstructs foetus delivering with head situated in between both the hands.
   

• In this position the foetus obstructs the passage just like an iron beam or rod used for shutting the doors.
   

• Pain in the region of urinary bladder
• Obstruction to the vaginal passage
• Gurgling sound in the abdomen
• Flatulence
• Pain (in abdomen)
• Severe body ache
• Insomnia.
   

• Pain (in abdomen)
• Fever caused by all the three dosas (tridoshaja jwara)
• Thirst
• Giddiness.
• Dysuria and headache.
   

• Idleness and sleepiness
• Stillness
• Flatulence
• Tremours
• Cough and tastelessness of mouth.
   

• In these types of mudhagarbhas the clinical features of two doshas or all the three doshas will be evident.