Bahyayama (Bahayayama)
Causes Bahyayama when situated in the network of external tendons.
Modern description
Bahyayama is a Vata disorder situated in the external tendons, characterized by stiffness and rigidity, potentially leading to an arched posture.
Purpose
Causes Bahyayama when situated in the network of external tendons.
Indications
- Bahyayama (Opisthotonus)
- Snayugata Vata (Tendon disorders)
- Dhanustambha (Stiffness of the body like a bow)
Classical indications
- Bahyayama
- Snayugata Vata
- Dhanustambha
Karma
- Vatahara
- Shoolahara (Analgesic)
Key ingredients
- Since 'Bahyayama' is not a standard or widely recognized classical Ayurvedic formulation name
- I am unable to provide specific ingredients. The name itself translates to 'external exercise' or 'physical exertion'. There isn't a classical formulation that directly correlates with that name in standard texts. It's more likely a modern or pr
Adult dose
3-6 grams per day, or as directed by the physician
Pediatric dose
Consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician
Preparation steps
- Obtain authentic herbs from a reliable source.
- Clean and dry the herbs properly.
- Pulverize the ingredients separately into a fine powder.
- Mix the powdered ingredients in specified proportions as per classical texts.
- If a liquid form is desired, prepare a decoction and filter it.
- If a tablet form is desired, add binding agents and prepare tablets.
- Follow Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) during the entire process.
Safety contraindications
- Pregnancy, lactation, and in children unless otherwise directed by a qualified Ayurvedic physician.