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    The document discusses the six stages (kriyakalas) of disease progression in Ayurveda - sanchaya, prakopa, prasara, sthanasamshraya, vyakti, and bheda. It provides details on the characteristics and symptoms seen in each stage as doshas like vata, pitta, and kapha accumulate, aggravate, spread, localize, manifest clinically, and eventually cause disruption if left untreated. The stages describe the typical progression of a disease from its onset to establishment.

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    क्रियाकाल

    KRIYAKAL
    INTRODUCTION
    स्वस्थस्य स्वास्थ्य रक्षणम्
    आतुरस्य रोग प्रशमनं च

    Main two aims of ayurveda-

    “Swasthasya swastha rakshanam”


    “Aturasya roganuth”

    4
    Kriya = karma, pravrutthi.(action)
    Kala = time

    Proper Time of treatment initiation.


    Opportunities in process of
    disease management.

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    Sanchaya

    Rit Kriyakala Prakopa

    Prashama

    Sanchaya

    Prakopa

    Prasara
    Vyadh Kriyakala
    Sthana Samshraya

    Vyakta

    Bheda 6
    Vata Chaya

    Kapha Prakopa Kapha Prashma

    Vata Prakopa

    Kapha Chaya
    Pitta Chaya

    Vata Prashma

    Pitta Prashma Pitta Prakopa

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    Vyadhikriyakal
    • संचयं च प्रकोमं च प्रसरं स्थानसंश्रयं |
    • व्यक्तं भेद च यो दोषाणां स भवेद्बीषक्
    ||

    • It includes 6 stages in the prosscess


    of disease namely

    • sanchya , prakop , prasara ,


    sthanasamshraya , vyaki & bheda
    १.SANCHAYA

    तत्रसंहक्रतरूपवृक्ि चयः | (Su.Su 21/18,Dalhana)

    • Swasthana vruddhi of doshas takes place in


    this stage.

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    TYPES OF SANCHAYA

    Sanchaya

    Swabhavika Aswabhavika

    Aawasthika Naimittika Pragnaparadha Asatmendriya

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    • CLINICAL FEATURES :
    • V- Stabdhakostata ,poornakostha
    • P- Pitavbhasata, mandoshmta
    • K- Augagouravam, alasyam
    • Dosas having been sliminated in the stage of
    accumulation do not attain successive stage.
    They become stronger as they proceed futher.
    • वातवृद्धि – मधुर अम्ल लवण सिन्गध उष्णौ उपक्रमे
    • सपतवृद्धि – मधुर सतकत-कषाय शीतै उपक्रमे
    • कफ़वृद्धि- कटु सतकत कषाय तीक्ष्ण रुक्ष उपक्रमे
    २.PRAKOPA

    “िंहवतरुपा वॄसवश्चयः ।” (Su.Su 21/18,Dalhana)

    • Doshas which had previously accumulated in


    sanchaya avastha become excited to move to
    other locations

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    TYPES OF PRAKOPA

    Chaya Achaya
    poorvaka poorvaka
    prakopa prakopa
    Swabhavika

    Aswabhavika

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    • Features seen in this stage includes.
    • V : Kosthatodsancharana
    • P: Amlika pipasa paridah
    • K : annadwesha hrudyautklesh

    • This stage on lack of proper treatment


    progress to 3rd stage Prasara.
    ३.PRASARA
    “प्रकषेणसरवणंप्रसरवणम् ।”
    • Spreading to wider area.
    • Dosha prakopa take place in very high quantity
    so that it increases from its own site and start
    spreading all over the body .

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    LAKSHANAS OF PRASARA

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    ४.STHANA SAMSHRAYA

    स्थानिंश्रय ईसत दोषदु ष्यस्य िंश्रय: |

    The excited dosha having moved to other parts of body


    become localized and it marks the beginning of
    manifestation of specific diseases pertaining to those
    structures.

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    कुक्रपतानां क्रह दोषाणां शरीरे पररधावतं |
    यत्र संग खवैगुन्यात व्याक्रधस्तत्रोपजायते||

    The prakupita doshas will spread all over the


    body, once finds kha vaigunya they accumulate
    there producing disease.

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    • UDARA- Gulma,Vidradhi,Udara,Agni-
    sada,Aanaha,Visuchika and Atisara.
    • BASTI-
    Prameha,Ashmari,Mutraghata,Mutradosha.
    • MEDRAGHATA-Niruddha
    prakasaha,Upadamsha,Shuka dosha.
    • GUDAGHATA-Bhagandhara,Arshas.
    • VRUSHANAGHATA-Vriddhi.
    • URDHWAGATA-Urdhwa jatruja rogas. 23
    • पुववरुपगतेषु चतुथव: क्रियाकल ||
    This stage give a clue on future
    disease as POORVROOP(Premonitory
    Symtoms) appear in this stage .
    If treatment not given in this stage it
    progresses to vyaktavastha
    ५.VYAKTI
    शोफ़ाअर्ुवदग्रक्िक्रवक्धधक्रवसपव प्रभृतीना प्रव्यतलक्षणाता
    जवरअक्रतसारप्रभतीनां च तत्र पञ्चम क्रियाकाल
    (Su.Su 21/34 ,Dalhana)

    • Manifestation of disease takes place in this


    stage (panchama kriyakala)

    • This stage denotes roopavasta of a disease.

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    ६.BHEDA

    अत उध्वमेतेतेषांमवदीणाना व्रणभावमापन्ननां षष्टः क्रियाकल


    ज्वराअक्रतसारप्रभृतीनां च
    दीर्वकालानुर्न्ध तत्राप्रक्रतक्रियामाणोडसाध्यतामुपयाक्ि ||
    (सू. सू २१/३५)
    • Deergha kaala anubandha.

    • If left untreated it goes to asadhya stage.

    • Classification of diseases depends on dosha


    predominance

    • When the disease reaches this stage, they may


    act as predisposing causes for other diseases.

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    Nidan (Etiological factors of AMAVATA)
    • सवरुिआहारचेष्टस्य मन्दग्नेसनश्रलस्य च |
    • सिग्ध भुकत्वो ह्यन्न व्यायामं कुववततथा ||
    A Person take viruddhahara sevan
    (contraindicated food ) & forbidden physical
    activities will get agni diminished.
    If person has sedentary life style & always take
    oily food , soon follows physical exertion.
    (1.Sanchy ) Nidan Sevana guru –singdh annpan sevan

    Aggnimandya (Distrubes Agni)

    (2.Prakop) AAM dosha Utpatti (Aam Vata)


    (3.Prasar) Circulating by Dhamnis in body

    Aam is more aggravated due to sthanic dhosa

    (4.Sthanasansrya) Dushit aam goes shlema sthan sansray


    (lumber region amashaya heart Joints)

    Rasvah Srotosang

    (5.Vyktavstha) Joints Pain , swelling , heaviness ,Javara

    AAM VATA (Rheumatiod Arthritis)

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