World Journal of
Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences

“UNDERSTANDING THE PRINCIPLES OF AUPASARGIKA, PRAKKEVALA AND ANYA LAKSHANA AND ITS MANAGEMENT IN DISEASES”

Dr. Tejaswini Hiremath, Dr. Sindhura A. S. and Dr. Manjunatha Adiga

ABSTRACT

The description of diseases all these are of three type’s sadhya (curable), yapya (manageable), and prathyakeya (incurable). These are repeatedly examined to know whether they come under Aupasargika (complication), Prakkevala (main diseases) or Anyalakshana (premonitory features).The Aupasargika (complication) is the symptoms occurring from a disease from a disease occurred previously. Prakkevala (main diseases) is the disease which occurs without premonitory symptoms and complications. The Anyalakshana denotes the future disease. Among these the disease without complications is to be treated without causing aggravation to the complication. If the complication is stronger, it has to be treated first. In case of premonitory symptoms, the first symptoms are to be treated. These are plays very important role in Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment of the Diseases. This article is made to understanding the concept of Aupasargika Roga, Prakkevala vyadhi, Aanya lakshana, its role in Chikitsa.

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