Concept of jihwa pariksha w.s.r. to mutravaha sroto vikaras

Abstract

In the same way that the Doshas as well as Dhatus feed our bodies, the Mala as well as its functions keep the body together. Srotas creates Dhatus and Mala and then transfers them out. Srotas are anatomical structures that convey the Dosha, Dhatu, and Mala energies. There are 13 Antarmukha Srotas, as per Sthanabheda (place of origin), as well as Mutravaha Srotas is among them. Basti but also Medhra, or Basti and vankshana, were Moolasthana of Mutravaha srotas, according to Ayurvedic literature. Varied Acharyas have different perspectives on Moolasthana, indicating where practically all of that Srota's actions take place, as well as which is most afflicted during clinical manifestations. Having function like eliminating the unctuousness out of the body, Mutra helps in removing excessive kleda out of the body which may be generated through vitiation of Kledaka kapha and Bodhaka kapha. Having a seat of Bodhaka kapha, changes on jihwa can be manifested due to ama which ultimately produced by the impairment of functions of Mutra. The study's end goal is to define the principle of Jihwa Pariksha W.S.R. To Mutravaha Sroto Vikaras, as well as explore the significance of Ayurveda, dosha, and dhatus for bodily sustenance. The study's future possibilities are that individuals would understand the important ideas of Ayurveda and srotas by reading this article.