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Conditionरोग

Nasal disorders (nasaroga)

नासारोग (नाक के रोग) · नासारोग

Extracted from the text2 references

Chapter 15 counts thirty-one nasal diseases, among them pinasa, putinasya, nasapaka, puyarakta, diptanasa, kshavathu, bhramshathu, nasal blockage, discharge and dryness, and nasal tumours, piles and swellings.

Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
नासारोगनासाशोषनासार्श
Hindi
नासारोगनाक के रोगनकसीर
English
Nasal disordersnasal disordersnose diseases
Romanized
nasaroga

What the text says

Each statement reports the source, with its chapter, page and verse. Traditional descriptions are not presented as proven medical facts.

Classification1

  • Thirty-one major nasal diseases are said to have been described.

    Chapter 15 · p. 268 · v. 43Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Treatment principle1

  • Tumours, piles and swellings in the nose are treated with the drugs described earlier; for any other nasal disease a skilled physician weighs dosha strength and curability before treating.

    Chapter 15 · p. 268 · v. 42Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Where else is this mentioned?

Questions and answers

How many diseases does this part of chapter 15 count for the ear, nose, teeth, gums and throat?

Twenty-eight of the ear, thirty-one of the nose, eight of the teeth, fifteen of the tooth roots (gums) and seventeen of the throat; five tongue diseases and nine palate diseases are also announced.

Detailed answer and sources
What diet does the text call wholesome in nasal diseases?

Meals of ghee, milk, rice pudding (payasa) and moistening foods, together with nasal medication and drugs chosen for the strongest dosha.

Detailed answer and sources

All references

Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.

Quick facts

Content type
Condition
Categories
Eye and ENT
Source pages with records
1
Pages naming it
2
Chapters
Chapter 15
Extraction tasks
T13
Record id
condition_nasaroga