Prastaryarma

Modern description

Diagnostic term for a specific type of flesh growth in the eye characterized by being spread out, soft, rapidly growing, painless, and blackish-red, caused by the three doshas and blood.

Purpose

To identify a type of flesh growth in the eye caused by the three doshas along with blood, characterized by being spread out, soft, rapidly growing, painless, and blackish-red.

Indications

• Vata disorders, especially those affecting the musculoskeletal system.
• Pain relief, particularly in conditions like sciatica, back pain, and joint pain.
• Digestive stimulant.
• Prastaryarma (flesh growth in the eye)

Classical indications

• Netra Rogas (Eye disorders)

Karma

• Vatahara
• Shulahara
• Deepana
• Raktashodhana

Key ingredients

• Likely based on available references
• Prastaryarma is linked to formulations containing Prasarini as a key ingredient. A possible composition could be: Prasarini
• Ghee
• Rock Salt

Adult dose

Highly variable depending on the concentration and preparation. A common starting dose is 5-10 grams, once or twice daily.

Pediatric dose

Dosage should be determined by a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner based on the child's age, weight, and health condition.

Preparation steps

• Collect all the ingredients as per the formulation.
• Clean and dry the ingredients.
• Powder each ingredient separately.
• Mix all the powdered ingredients in the specified ratio.
• Pass the mixture through a fine sieve to ensure uniformity.
• Store the prepared formulation in an airtight container.

Safety contraindications

• Contraindicated in individuals with severe anemia or bleeding disorders.