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CONCEPT OF GULMA:-
Author : Dr. Chethan Jagalur. BAMS.
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The
ways of understanding & concept of gulma according to our acharyas are
different. The analogy, keen observation and the way of understand of the
concept of gulma according to different acharyas concept helps a lot in our
clinical practice. The word meaning of gulma is Lata i.e shrub or bush, another
meaning is pindakara as per the chakrapani.
According to
acharya Charaka The word meaning of gulma is pindakara (round and hard mass)
while explaining the vataja, pittaja, kaphaja, sannipataja, raktaja gulma
lakshanas is unique as that of root meaning of gulma I.e pindakara - nodules or
mass. So for the better understanding of cahrakokta gulma is tumours, the terms "mass" and
"nodule" is often used synonymously with "tumor". Generally
speaking, however, the term "tumor" is used generically, without
reference to the physical size of the lesion. Tumor is not synonymous with cancer. While cancer is by
definition malignant, a tumor can be benign, pre-malignant or malignant or can represent a lesion
without any cancerous potential what so ever.
But
according to shushrutha acharya while explaining the lakshanas of vataja
pittaja kaphaja, sannipatja, raktaja gulma they mention amurtha lakshanas So,
For the better understanding we concluded that shushrutokta gulma is Gastritis,
in kannada we call it as Batti roga, in the batti roga or Gastritis
around the umbilical region we can palpate as a round mass like structure, it
is an pulsatile and moving around the abdomen and also other lakshanas like
cathing & spasmodic pain in heart, parshwa (back of the chest), around the
umbilicus, etc.
Charakokta
gulma:-
-: Abdominal Tumour:-
A tumor is an abnormal growth of body tissue.
Tumors can be cancerous (malignant) or noncancerous (benign).
Causes:-
In general, tumors occur when
cells divide excessively in the body. Cells that are damaged or no longer
needed die to make room for healthy replacements. If the balance of cell
division and death is disturbed, a tumor may form. Problems with the body's
immune system can lead to tumors. Some tumors are more common in one gender
than the other. Some are more common among children or the elderly. Others are
related to diet, environment, and family history.
Symptoms
Symptoms depend on the type and
location of the tumor. For example, lung tumors may cause coughing, shortness
of breath, or chest pain. Tumors of the colon can cause weight loss, diarrhoea,
constipation, iron deficiency anemia, and blood in the stool.
Some tumors may not cause any
symptoms until the disease has reached an advanced stage, such as pancreatic
cancer etc.
The following symptoms occur
with most tumors:
·
Chills
·
Fatigue
·
Fever
·
Loss
of appetite
·
Malaise
·
Night
sweats
·
Weight
loss
Examinations and Tests
· CT or MRI scans
· positron emission tomography (PET) scans
· Biopsy of the tumor
·
Blood
tests (to look for chemicals such as tumor markers)
Treatment
Treatment varies based on: The
type of tumor, whether it is noncancerous or cancerous.
Tumor
is benign (noncancerous):-
If the tumor is benign and is
located in a "safe" area where it will not cause symptoms or affect
the function of the organ, sometimes no treatment is needed.
Tumor
is cancerous, possible treatments include:
·
Chemotherapy
·
Radiation
·
Surgery
Prevention
You can reduce the risk of
cancerous (malignant) tumors by:
·
Eating
a healthy diet
·
Exercising
regularly
·
Limiting
alcohol
·
Maintaining
a healthy weight
·
Minimizing
exposure to radiation and toxic chemicals
·
Not
smoking or chewing tobacco
·
Reducing
sun exposure, especially if you burn easily
Eka mulika
prayoga for Charakokta gulma
|
pata
|
varuna
|
ballataka
|
palasha
|
vacha
|
pippali
|
snuhi
|
Pashana
bheda
|
varuna
|
ballataka
|
palasha
|
shatavari
|
rasona
|
shigru
|
karanja
|
sharapunka
|
haridra
|
hingu
|
Madana pala
|
kampillaka
|
Sapta parna
|
arka
|
kumari
|
Danti mula
|
Shushrutokta
gulma:-
-:Gastritis:-
Gastritis, an
inflammation or irritation of the lining of the stomach, is not a single
disease. Rather, gastritis is a condition that has many causes. Common to all
people with gastritis is pain or discomfort in the upper part of the belly
(abdomen). Gastritis can be a brief and sudden illness (acute gastritis), a
longer-lasting condition (chronic gastritis), or a special condition, perhaps
as part of another medical illness.
Gastritis is a common
medical problem, with up to10% of people who come to a hospital emergency
department with the complaint of abdominal pain being
ultimately diagnosed with gastritis.
Gastritis
Causes
Gastritis is associated
with various medications, physical stresses, social habits, chemicals, and
infections.
Gastritis
Symptoms
Symptoms of gastritis do
not always correspond to the extent of physical changes in the lining of the
stomach. In people who have gastritis symptoms, pain or discomfort in the upper
abdomen is the most common symptom.
·
The pain is usually in the upper central portion of
the abdomen (the "pit" of the stomach).
·
Sometimes gastritis pain occurs in the left upper
portion of the abdomen and in the back. The pain seems to "go right
straight through."
·
People often use the terms burning, aching,
gnawing, or soreness to describe the pain. Usually, a vague sense of discomfort
is present, but the pain may be sharp, stabbing, or cutting.
Other symptoms of gastritis include the following:
·
Belching: Belching
usually either does not relieve the pain or relieves it only briefly.
·
Nausea and vomiting: The
vomit may be clear, green or yellow, blood-streaked, or completely bloody,
depending on the severity of the stomach inflammation.
·
Bloating
·
Feeling of fullness or
burning in the upper part of the belly
Any or all of these
symptoms can occur suddenly. This is particularly true in adults older than 65
years of age.
Gastritis
Diagnosis
The diagnosis of
gastritis can be established by a complete history and physical examination or
in some cases may include blood tests and endoscopy.
Laboratory testing: No laboratory tests can
pinpoint a diagnosis of gastritis. An electrocardiogram (ECG,
EKG) might be ordered if the patient's heartbeat is rapid or they are having
chest pain. X-rays films
or other diagnostic images may be ordered, although they are usually not
necessary.
Eka
mlika prayoga Shusrutokta gulma
|
trivruth
|
nimbuka
|
nimba
|
Vacha
|
Pippali
mula
|
haritaki
|
rasona
|
Tarya
mana
|
shunti
|
rohitaka
|
tila
|
sati
|
hingu
|
Shata
pushpa
|
yavani
|
jeeraka
|
Krushna
jeeraka
|
Parasika
yavani
|
eranda
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