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Tugaksh
Yashtmadhu,
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butteulk
Balanoola,
m ulk,
Iiturated eithci
Dashamoila
u hich is
c o n d i t l o n may
be used
thc need of the
as er
Murdhni Taila the body parts
as
amongst
importance
Head has a special hcad has beccn separaleiu
the oleation of
the
tananga. So
as
considered ol Murdhni Taila
described under the headng
different procedures whih are a
Murdhni consists four
Taila of
follows
(As.Hr.Su 22/23)
M g o T aik IGTRWNHII
I Shiro-Abhyanga
2. Shiro-Seka
3. Shiro-Pichu and
4 Shiro-Basti
Succesive procedures are considered as the best i.e Seka is better
than Abhyanga, Pichu is better than Seka and Basti is better than Pichu.
1. Shiro-Abhyanga
Introduction
Application of oil on Head followed by massage is populariy
known as Shiroabhyanga.
Usually Shiroabhyanga is performed as a part of sharirabhyanga
Shiroubhyanga is an important route of diug administration in
patientssulfering iron disease of head.
Shiroabhyanga is one among dinacharya
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Snehana
Pre Operative Procedure 67
oil in kharapaka or
climate, prakriti madhyamapak a
should be selected
to
and diseae
condition of the
according
The oil is heated between patient
Jukewarn oil is selected. 38'C-44'C. For shiro abhyanga,
Procedure
Patient should be seated on the
position. The oil with optimum droni/table, in comfortable
head, first in the anterior temperalure should be applicd to
fontanellac and then the whole
Then Karnaabhyanga should be
done prior
scalp
to the main process.
The oil heated should
be applied uniformly
Start massaging
scalp, head and move down to neck, upper back,
shoulders.
It includes total 9
steps as follows on vertex, occipital &
region temporal
1.
Smearing of the Oil
Oil is heated
O1l is then
approximately 40 C.
poured over head & is smeared over the
dividing the hairs with the help of fingers or by using cottonhead by
in oil. dipped
. Gharshana Hasta
2. Shiro-dhara
Continuous pouring of medicated liquid in a systematic manne
on the forehead or scalp using Dhara Yantra is known as Shiro-Dhar
Synonyms- Dhara, Seka, Parisheka, Avasheka, Sechan
Praseu hana
B d on the Liquid used for the Dhara, Dhara is offmany tT
Ta :ita
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Ksheca Dhara
Ksheera Paka Dhara
Jala Dhara
Equipments for Dhara
the stand.
Dhara Varthi
threads with a free end
lis a wick or a string of loose cotton
hole of dhara vessel
about 4 inches coming out through the
as not to s
The threads of the wick should be placed firmly
to permit a continuous
from the hole, but loose enough
uniform low of the liquid poured into the Dhara patra.
za TadrHTAJUHIRHta qIHrHEqI
Increases stability in (Sahasrayoga. Dha. Ka)
increases relishness towardsspeech and mind, increases strength,
smoothness of skin, food, increases sweetness in
improves voice,
nourishes Shukra and Rakta, eye sight and prevents eye disorders,
disturbed sleep. increases desire, longevity and prevents
Complications and its Management
1. Fainting
2. Headache.
3. Rhinitis.
4.
Coldness of foot.
APply Rasna choorna over Anterior Fontenelle
Dishna Upachara
Takra Dhara
SD Takra
Ma
dhara is a variety of Shirodhara, in which medicated Takra
d in a continuous streamover the forehead, in a specified manner.
aterials Required
Shirodhara patra 1
Droni
Panchakarma
A Text Book
on
In practice
inl of milk diluted with 2400 ml is boiled with 75gm
water
600 The bag
of Musta tied in a
muslin bag, and is reduced to 600 ml.
cooled.
of medicament is taken out and squeezed well. When
milk is fermented by the addition of a little
sour
this prepared
rd over night
by adding
the fermented medicated curd is churned
A moning
of Amalaki kwatha The butter is removed completel
2hn1xture is used for dhara after filtering
Indiu ativn
Snehana
disorders. Joint disorders, heart diseases, tastelessness, reduced digest Ve
fire and in disorder of hcad, cyes and ears
I n Diabetic mellitus
Psoriasis
.Hypertension
.Loss of memory
.Neurological disorders like headache, neuropathy
In psychosomatic disorders such as IBS
Pre-operative Measures
.Make the patient to lie on Droni in comfortable position in a well
room devoid of any disturbance.
Brief regarding the procedure and benefits out of it.
.Then eyes should be covered with eye pads and gauze should be
tied around the head just above the eyebrows to prevent the entry
of medicine into eyes.
Procedure
The dhara pot should be kept in such a way as to allow steady
flow of the liquid, poured into it, over the forehead of the patient.
The tip of dharavarti should be 4-5 cm above the forehead of the
patient.
Takra falling should be poured again into the vessel after
PANCHAKARMA
Dr. B. A. Lohith