Pralepaka
To address a type of Vishamajwara (irregular fever) caused by Doshas situated in the Sandhi (joints), particularly related to Kapha Sthana and Vata aggravation due to improper diet and regimen after recovering from fever.
Modern description
Addresses irregular fever (Vishamajwara) arising from doshic imbalance in the joints, particularly involving Kapha and Vata. It is used topically for skin conditions and inflammation.
Purpose
To address a type of Vishamajwara (irregular fever) caused by Doshas situated in the Sandhi (joints), particularly related to Kapha Sthana and Vata aggravation due to improper diet and regimen after recovering from fever.
Indications
- Skin diseases, acne, boils, burns, inflammation, pigmentation, scars, wound healing, skin brightening
- Vishamajwara (irregular fever)
- Pralepaka Jwara (hectic fever)
Classical indications
- Pralepaka Jwara (fever)
Karma
- Varnya (improves complexion)
- Shothahara (anti-inflammatory)
- Vishaghna (detoxifying)
- Pittahara (pacifies Pitta)
Key ingredients
- Based on common usage
- assuming Pralepaka refers to a topical paste
- Sandalwood powder
- Aloe vera pulp
- Manjistha powder
- and a liquid medium like Rose water or milk.
Adult dose
Apply a thin layer topically to the affected area.
Pediatric dose
Use with caution in children; consult an Ayurvedic practitioner.
Preparation steps
- Gather all the necessary ingredients in the required quantities.
- Clean and prepare the herbs properly.
- Grind the ingredients into a fine powder or paste.
- Mix the ingredients thoroughly with water or a suitable liquid base to form a lepa (paste).
- Ensure the consistency is appropriate for topical application.
Safety contraindications
- Open wounds or severely infected skin.