Clinical Importance of the knowledge of Ṣadkriyākāla w.s.r. to Kuṣṭha Samprāpti

  • Shivaranjani Kantharia Assistant Professor, Department of Roga Nidan, J S Ayurveda College, Nadiad, Gujarat, India.
  • Prof. SN Gupta Director of International Activities, J S Ayurveda College & P.D. Patel Ayurveda College, Nadiad, Gujarat, India.
  • Prof. Kalapi Patel Principal and Superintendent, J S Ayurveda College & P.D. Patel Ayurveda College, Nadiad, Gujarat, India.
Keywords: Kriyākāla, Importance, Kuṣṭha, Nidāna, Samprāpti

Abstract

Ayurveda believes that healthy person stay healthy by equalizing the Doas, Dhātus and Malas. The concept of Kriyākāla advocated by Suśruta SamhitāKriyākāla refers to the recognition of the stage of a disease's progression. It is also referred as Cikitsā Avasara (opportunity to treat). Kriyā means Cikitsā (treatment) and Kāla refers to the stage of progression of a disease. The knowledge of Kriyākāla helps to determine appropriate therapy to correct the imbalance in Doas in early stage. In Ayurveda, most of the skin diseases have been described under the broad heading of Kuṣṭha. In the present study, concept of Kriyākāla is tried to elaborate with the special reference of Kuṣṭha SamprāptiAim & Objective: To study the samprāpti of Kuṣṭha in accordance to concept of Kriyākāla. Material & Methods: Material has been collected from Suśruta Sahitā with various commentaries, Research articles, and electronic databases. Discussion: Early detection of diseases and its progress will help to cure the Disease with minute efforts. However if the Disease will progress it might be difficult to treat. And later on it become incurable. In the same way on young plant can be uprooted completely whereas the same plant is allowed to grow as a big tree cannot uproot easily. Kuṣṭha is Cirakālīna (chronic) Tridoaja Vyādhi manifested on Tvak (skin) if untreated later on it intrude to all Dhātus. Conclusion:  This article will help in to understand the journey of Kuṣṭha Vyādhi from its Nidānasevan to Samprāpti in accordance with the stage of advidh Kriyākāla.

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How to Cite
Shivaranjani Kantharia, Prof. SN Gupta, & Prof. Kalapi Patel. (2022). Clinical Importance of the knowledge of Ṣadkriyākāla w.s.r. to Kuṣṭha Samprāpti. Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences, 7(10), 186 - 191. Retrieved from https://jaims.in/jaims/article/view/1987
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