A Critical Review on Aagantuj Vrana and its importance in Vyavahar Ayurveda

Sukhada Mahesh Gawde Sukhada Mahesh Gawde

doi:10.52482/ayurlog.v8i05.769

Abstract

In Medico-legal cases injury has its own importance. Many types and nature of injuries are found. In Ayurveda the Aagantuj Vrana is described and has main role in causing diseases which is described as Aagantuj Vikar. In Sushrut Samhita it’s termed as Sanghatbal pravrutt vyadhi or Adhiboutic Vyadhi. After literature review of Modern forensic Medicine and Toxicology and Ayurvedic Classical text, it observed that the types of injuries mentioned in Modern Era was also same as described in Ayuvedic Classical Text. In this critical review study of Aagantuj Vrana and its importance in Vyavahar Ayurveda, concluded that as per Modern forensic Medicine and Toxicology and Ayurved both emphasized the importance of Agantuj Vrana which are caused by various types of injuries i.e. Abhighat or Aghat

Highlights

Material and Method: Literature reviewed from Modern Allopath text and Ancient Ayurvedic classical text
The types Abhighataj or Agantuj or Sanghatbal pravrutta vyadhi are described as per the nature of injury.[2]. These types of injuries are has its significant importance in Vyavahar Ayurveda in injured victims
It will be beneficial to research in future to study the ancient classical text books for evaluation of injuries and its importance in vyavaar Ayurved

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Introduction

There are main two types causes of disease is described in Ayurveda e. Aagantuj Causes is called as diseases caused by foreign body injuries like bhutaj, Vishaj, vyavu, Agni, Samprahar etc. In. Classification of diseases, in Saptveedh rog Sushruta described it as Adhiboudtik and Vaghbhatacharya described the Pidaj Vikaraj. The types Abhighataj or Agantuj or Sanghatbal pravrutta vyadhi are described as per the nature of injury.[2]. These types of injuries are has its significant importance in Vyavahar Ayurveda in injured victims. Any harm cause to a person by violence is called injury in medico legal terminology.

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