Ayurveda has attached great importance to preventive medicine and has described several methods for disinfection.Today we are living in a world where we are constantly facing new diseases and surrounded by various typ...Ayurveda has attached great importance to preventive medicine and has described several methods for disinfection.Today we are living in a world where we are constantly facing new diseases and surrounded by various types of pathogenic microorganisms in our daily lives,which make us their prey as soon as they get a chance.Some of these microorganisms are the ones that give rise to terrible types of infectious diseases,which have the potential to influence a large section of the population.The Epidemic is the occurrence of more cases of a disease than would be expected in a community or region during a time of period,a severe outbreak of a disease such as SARS.Epidemiological diseases have been described in Ayurveda regarding Janpadodhwansa.Vayu(Air),Desha(Land),Kala(Season),and Jala(Water)are the four factors that are contaminated during the epidemic,according to Ayurveda.Dhupana(fumigation)is the act by which considerable success can be achieved in the field of disinfecting contaminated air and surface.Therefore,because of the present circumstances,this article is an attempt by which to show the importance of Dhupana Karma(fumigation)for the process of disinfection.展开更多
Background Abnormal growth of cell called as cancer or malignancy.Although it may be seen in any age,more commonly seen in patients more than 50 years of age.where epithelial ovarian cancer has been commonly seen[1].A...Background Abnormal growth of cell called as cancer or malignancy.Although it may be seen in any age,more commonly seen in patients more than 50 years of age.where epithelial ovarian cancer has been commonly seen[1].Approximately 70%of ovarian cancers have been diagnosed at progressive stage where only 30%of women suffering from this cancer,expect to survive up to 5 years.Ovarian malignancy constitutes about 15-20 percent of genital malignancy.In India the incidence of ovarian carcinoma(age adjustable to range from 1.7 to 15.2 from 2012 to 2014)in various population-based registers of cancer.Approximately 59,276 have been estimated as new ovarian cancer causes by the end of 2020 and twenty percent of neoplasms are malignant.It is the fourth most common cause of cancer death in women exceeded only by breast,colon and lung malignancies.Again,the recurrent ovarian cancer is a fatal disease with few survivors.Despite the fact that most patients have uniform surgery and chemotherapy,the status of recurring disease varies.The location of recurrence and the periods between recurrences are likewise widely dispersed.After recurrence,approximately 70%of advanced stage ovarian cancer patients relapse,and even in stage I or II patients,the relapse rate is 20%-25%.Because the survival curve following recurrence never plateaus,the goal of treatment for recurrent ovarian cancer is to control the disease and its symptoms,limit treatment-related damage,and preserve or improve quality of life[2].There seems to be no doubt that Ayurveda,with its holistic approach,is the finest way to limit the adverse treatment outcomes while also enhancing the patient’s quality of life.展开更多
文摘Ayurveda has attached great importance to preventive medicine and has described several methods for disinfection.Today we are living in a world where we are constantly facing new diseases and surrounded by various types of pathogenic microorganisms in our daily lives,which make us their prey as soon as they get a chance.Some of these microorganisms are the ones that give rise to terrible types of infectious diseases,which have the potential to influence a large section of the population.The Epidemic is the occurrence of more cases of a disease than would be expected in a community or region during a time of period,a severe outbreak of a disease such as SARS.Epidemiological diseases have been described in Ayurveda regarding Janpadodhwansa.Vayu(Air),Desha(Land),Kala(Season),and Jala(Water)are the four factors that are contaminated during the epidemic,according to Ayurveda.Dhupana(fumigation)is the act by which considerable success can be achieved in the field of disinfecting contaminated air and surface.Therefore,because of the present circumstances,this article is an attempt by which to show the importance of Dhupana Karma(fumigation)for the process of disinfection.
文摘Background Abnormal growth of cell called as cancer or malignancy.Although it may be seen in any age,more commonly seen in patients more than 50 years of age.where epithelial ovarian cancer has been commonly seen[1].Approximately 70%of ovarian cancers have been diagnosed at progressive stage where only 30%of women suffering from this cancer,expect to survive up to 5 years.Ovarian malignancy constitutes about 15-20 percent of genital malignancy.In India the incidence of ovarian carcinoma(age adjustable to range from 1.7 to 15.2 from 2012 to 2014)in various population-based registers of cancer.Approximately 59,276 have been estimated as new ovarian cancer causes by the end of 2020 and twenty percent of neoplasms are malignant.It is the fourth most common cause of cancer death in women exceeded only by breast,colon and lung malignancies.Again,the recurrent ovarian cancer is a fatal disease with few survivors.Despite the fact that most patients have uniform surgery and chemotherapy,the status of recurring disease varies.The location of recurrence and the periods between recurrences are likewise widely dispersed.After recurrence,approximately 70%of advanced stage ovarian cancer patients relapse,and even in stage I or II patients,the relapse rate is 20%-25%.Because the survival curve following recurrence never plateaus,the goal of treatment for recurrent ovarian cancer is to control the disease and its symptoms,limit treatment-related damage,and preserve or improve quality of life[2].There seems to be no doubt that Ayurveda,with its holistic approach,is the finest way to limit the adverse treatment outcomes while also enhancing the patient’s quality of life.
