DETAILED STUDY OF PROSTATE GLAND, IT’S DISEASES AND TREATMENT ACCORDING TO AYURVEDA
Journal Title: World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 10
Abstract
All people are made up of saptdhatus, but due to different stages of life, males and females have different organs from each other in their body. That’s why males and females have different problems and diseases from each other related to their different organs from each other, and because of these we definitely see clear difference in males and females after puberty, although having same basic components like dosha, dhatu and mala. Naturally they have different types of disease for eg. female have diseases related to their artava vahi srotas and male have diseases related to their shukravahi srotas. And related to shukravahi srotas, males have a most common disease vata ashtheela which can be compared with benign prostate hyperplasia according to modern science. This disease is related to astheela granthi (prostate gland). In this article discussion will be done of prostate gland, it’s disease and their treatment according to ayurveda.
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Dr. Sachin Mittal
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