http://www.ayurvedahc.com/articlelive en-us N/A ayurvedahc@gmail.com Fri, 16 May 2008 15:56:05 MDT 20 http://www.ayurvedahc.com/articlelive/articles/223/1/The-Ayurvedic-Examination-Process/Page1.html To confirm, evaluate and treat a disease, physicians need to perform clinical examinations of patients ? wherein textual knowledge (aptopadesa), direct perception (pratyaksha) and inference (anumana) are all very important components. The examination of patients can be carried out in the following manner]]> no@spam.com (Vishal jain, Swarnalata Saraf, S. Saraf Saraf) Tue, 20 Dec 2005 00:00:00 MST http://www.ayurvedahc.com/articlelive/articles/223/1/The-Ayurvedic-Examination-Process/Page1.html http://www.ayurvedahc.com/articlelive/articles/222/1/Ayurvedic-Diagnosis---Six-Stages-of-Disease/Page1.html The imbalance of doshas and the course they follow to cause disease is termed samprapti or pathogenesis. Since diseases develop in distinct stages, a good knowledge of those helps in early recognition of disease. Ayurveda thus elaborates a six stage process for diagnosis called kriya (action) kal (time).

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