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Complications of Unctuous Enema (sneha-vyapad-siddhi)

50-51. One should not develop excessively the habit of either the unctuous or the evacuative enema. By habituation to the unctuous enema [sneha-basti] there will be rousing of the Kapha and Pitta and impairment of the gastric fire, and by habituation to the evacuative enema, there is the risk of the provocation of Vata. Therefore the person who has taken evacuative enema should be given unctuous enema and the…

The Fivefold Purificatory Therapy (panchakarma-siddhi)

…eases of the tridiscordance type, fainting or edema. In provoked condition of the humors in the stomach and in weakness of the gastric fire, there will be severe anorexia. In a condition of exhaustion due to riding, the enema, causing agitation of the system, brings about emaciation of the body. In conditions of great debility, hunger, thirst and fatigue, the same disorders occur as described before. In a condition of extreme emaciation, the condition will be further aggravated. In the case of enema taken immediately after food or a p…

The Principles of the Enema Procedure (basti-sutra-sddhi)

4-5 “What are the factors, observing which, an enema [basti] administered to a patient is attended with success? Of what material is the tube made? What is its length and shape? What is its quality and what are the sources of the enema-receptacle and what should be the qualities of those receptacles? What is the pharmaceutical formula of the evacuative enema? What…

Complications of Enema (basti-vyapad-siddhi)

7-9. The enema [basti] given to a hard-bowelled person or to a person with predominance of Vata, or to a dehydrated person or to a person with provoked Vata; the enema which is given cold or prepared with an insufficiency of salt, unctuous substance or drugs; the enema which is very dense; the enema [basti] of this description…

The Enema consisting of the Prasrita measure (prasritayoga-siddhi)

43-45. In diarrhea due to Vata, the potion as well as the enema should be prepared of unctuous, acid, salt and sweet articles and should be taken lukewarm; in diarrhea due to Pitta and blood morbidity, both potion and enema should be prepared of bitter, astringent and sweet articles and should be taken cold; in diarrhea due to Kapha, drink and enema should be prepared of bitt…

Definition of Ayurveda (‘the science of life’)

…of twelve kinds of Siddhis each treated in one lesson. They are the chapters entitled—(1) Successful application of Preparations, (2) Successful application of Purificatory procedures, (3) Successful application of the Enema, (4) The complications caused by the. Unctuous enema, (5) The complications caused by Emesis and Purgations, (6) The complications of Enema, (7) The Enemata of the measure of 8 tolas, (9) The diseases of the Vital regions, (10) Enema, (11) Enema of the emetic nut and (12) The remaining kinds of Enema.

Complications of Enema-tube (netra-basti-vyapad-siddhi)

3. Now listen to the description of the enema tube [netra-basti] and the enema receptacle that are to be avoided in this procedure and to the exposition of the complications which arise from such apparatus as well as from the administration of enema by an inexperienced person, as also the treatment of these complications,

Successful Enema therapy (basti-siddhi)

34-35. White mountain ebony, pigeon pea, Kadamba and hijjal tree should be prepared in milk with honey and sugar, and given as a cold enema, by the physician, in griping or colicky pain.. Similarly an enema [basti] prepared with the stalks of white teak and variegated mountain ebony may be given as enema, in the same condition by good physicians who have a correct knowledge of the therapeutic methods.

The Dose of the Enema (phala-matra-siddhi)

32-33. He should then prepare an enema by decocting hog’s weed, castor, red physic nut, chiretta, deodar, turpeth, yellow berried night-shade aud the major penta-radices in cow’s urine to which has been added the supernatant fluid of curds. To this decoction should be added oil and ghee; and the salts of the five varieties should be mixed with it. Thi…

Successful line of Treatment (kalpana-siddhi)

…be performed? What are the signs of successful and unsuccessful administration of the purificatory procedures, as also of over-administration? What is the number of enemata to be given? What is the therapeutic value of enema? What kind of enema should be given in which condition? What is to be avoided during the period of treatment? What is the period of interval to be observed between the administration of various purificatory procedures? What are the causes preventing the successful operation of an enema? What makes for the immedia…

Disorders affecting the Three Vital Regions in the body (trimarma-sddhi)

8.If the bladder is affected with Vata morbidity, the treatment consists of pitcher sudation, suppositories, evacuative enema prepared of black turpeth and other drugs of its group and cow’s urine or of the drugs of the bael group with Sura wine, or milk prepared with the roots of penreed grass, thatch grass, sugar-cane, sacrificial grass and small caltrops, or evacuative enema prepared with the paste of the seeds of common cucumber, ce…

The remaining best kinds of Enema (uttara-basti-siddhi)

1. We shall now expound the chapter entitled “The Successful Application of the remaining best kinds of Enema [uttara-basti-siddhi]”.

‘The Continuation of one’s Lineage (jatisutriya)

41. A swab soaked in the oil prepared with dill, costus, emetic nut, and asafoetida should be inserted in the vagina. This very oil should be used as an enema, too. A corrective enema prepared of the above solutions with emetic nut, bristly luffa, bottle gourd, sponge gourd, kurchi, bitter luffa and elephant pepper should be given. This enema by regulating the peristaltic movement of Vata, will, while expelling flatus, urine and feces effect the expulsion of the delaye…

The therapeutics of Abdominal Piles (arshas-cikitsa)

229. In the mucilaginous enema described above, the paste of white lotus and liquorice should be added along with twice the quantity of milk and cooked, thus preparing it into an unctuous enema. Thus has been described ‘The Mucilaginous Enema.’

The therapeutics of Wounds (tri-marma-cikitsa)

16-17. If these measures fail, the physician, after subjecting the patient well to oleation and sudation procedures, should give a strong evacuative enema prepared with emetic and purgative drugs, cow’s urine, oil, alkali, acid and other Vata-curative drugs. Tn a condition of the predominance of Vata, the enema should be prepared with acid and oil; in predominance of Pitta, it should be prepared with milk, and in Kapha, with cow’s urine. Such enema quickly relieves…

The therapeutics of Vata Diseases (vatavyadhi-cikitsa)

191-192. If Vata is associated with Kapha, it should be eliminated by warm evacuative enema mixed with cow’s urine. If Vata is associated with Pitta, it should be eliminated by evacuative enema mixed with milk. Then the patient should be given unctuous enema, prepared with the sweet group of drugs.

Complications of Emesis (vamana) and Purgation (virecana)

83-84. Or he may be given a cold enema of milk prepared with black turpeth, white teak, jujube, sacred grass and black cuscus and mixed with supernatant part of ghee and extract of berberry, or he may be given a very cold mucilagenous enema, or an unctuous enema prepared of the supernatant part of ghee.

Natural urges (vega) should not be suppressed

7. Sudation, immersion bath, inunction, oppressive dose of ghee and triple enema (two kinds of rectal enema and one urethral douche) are recommended in retention of urine.

The therapeutics of Fever (jvara-cikitsa)

250-251. The physician may prepare an unctuous enema by boiling the paste of cork swallow-wort, liquorice, Meda, long pepper, emetic nut, sweet flag. Riddhi, Indian groundsel, heart-leaved sida, dry ginger, dill and climbing asparagus with milk, water, ghee and oil. This unctuous preparation used as unctuous enema, is regarded as a cure for fever.

The therapeutics of Gulma (abdominal swellings)

181-182. Affusions of ghee and oil, diet of partridge and fowls and pre-prandial potion of Sura wine with its supernatant fluid and ghee prepared with the spur group of drugs are indicated. The post-prandial unctuous enema of ghee medicated with drugs of the life-promoter group or unctuous enema together with the bitter group of drugs should be given in the case of excessive flow of blood.

Canal do plasma

Shodhana Chikitsa – Virechana, Basti, Raktamokshana.

Canal intestinal

Bhagandara é um Marmaasrita Vyadhi que afeta Bhaga, Guda e Basti, caracterizado pela formação do trato, dilaceramento e múltiplas aberturas na região perineal (Bhaga Pradesha), perto do ânus e da uretra, através do qual podem ser expelidos pus, urina, fezes, sêmen, gases etc. É uma doença de Madhyama Rogamarga que é listada sob Ashta Mahagada. É uma Krichra…

Canal da mente

Shodhana Chikitsa – Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, Raktamokshana.

Canal urinário

A formação de Ashma (pedra) como uma substância dentro do sistema urinário é chamada Ashmari. Pode ser considerada como uma Madhyama Rogamargaja Vyadhi, já que seu Sthana é "Basti" - um dos Trimarma. O próprio Asraya Sthana faz da doença Krichrasaadhya. Seu tratamento consiste de ambos Bheshaja e Shastra Karma.

Canal menstrual

Para tratar a secura e aspereza - Preparações oleosas para uso externo, e para uso interno Vatanulomana - laxante leve e Basti.

Desordens de Vata

…apresentações Samavata, Rooksha Sweda, Pachana e Shodhana são feitos inicialmente. Depois de estabelecer o estágio de Nirama, procedimentos locais de Snehana, Snigdha Sweda, bem como procedimentos de Basti clássico são executados. Katibasti e bandagens como Snigdha Veshtana são muito eficazes.

Desordens de Vata

Shodhana Chikitsa - Virechana, Basti, Siravedha.

Desordens de Vata

…m a melhoria das funções motoras. Os textos clássicos do Ayurveda recomendam um tratamento de longo prazo em Pakshaghata como 3-4 meses. Estes incluem Snehana (interno e externo), Swedana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, Shirobasti etc., que são possíveis em hospitais de nível 2 ou 3 apenas. O nível primário de cuidado pode ser limitado ao diagnóstico imediato e encaminhamento oportuno para centros superiores em estágios iniciais. Eles também podem fazer o acompanhamento e cuidados de reabilitação após…