Importance of Sutika Paricharya : A Review

Ashwini R. Metangale; Jaiprakash S. Ukey

Ashwini R. Metangale Assistant Professor, Dept. of Prasutitantra, Shri Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.
Jaiprakash S. Ukey Assistant Professor, Dept. of Agad Tantra, M. S. Ayurved Medical College, Gondia, Maharashtra, India.

Keywords: Sutika, Sutika Paricharya, Sutika Roga

Abstract

From pregnancy to motherhood the transformation of female includes immense physical exertion during labour, so Acharya Kashyapa gives statement that “Ek Shita Pado Bhaved Anyo Yamakshye” that means during labour mothers life is at risk, with a leg on earth and other in hell. After the baby deliver and once the placenta of women is expelled the women is termed as Sutika. After delivery the women become extremely debilitated physically & mentally and there are more incidences of Katishool, Daurbalya etc. A Sutika body cannot withstand if the doshas get vitiated, as there is severe Agnimandya and Vataprakopa. It will lead to 64 Sutika Rogas. So, to prevent Sutikaroga proper care of Aahar and Vihar of Sutika is important. This care is termed as Sutika Paricharya.

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