About the
Author
Dr. L. Mahadevan completed
his post graduation M.D Kayacikitsa, from Government
Ayurveda College, Thiruvananthapuram with high academic
credentials. He does intensive research in Neurology and Panchakarma.
He has his practice in Derisanamcope CA village in Kanyakumari district, Tamilnadu) and in Chennai and he teaches clinical medicine
to Ayurvedic students. H is classes on clinical medicine are unique in nature.
He has written Sixty books on Ayurveda. He is a
student of Dr. B. Vaidyanathan. He has received
"The Best Doctor Award" from Dr.MGR Medical University, Chennai and
"The Best Writer Award- 2011" from
Govt. of Tamilnadu
Preface
Rogavignanam and Vikriti
vignanam are compound words. Roga + Vignanam and Vikrit
+ Vignanam.
Roga denotes a disease while vikriti
denotes a disorder, a pathology or just any disharmony
in an individual.
A student starts his journey in the understanding of
Roga nidana from the etiology and later the kriya kala which elucidates the dosha
dushya sammurchana evolving into
a disesae. It was told by our
ancestors.
"Madhavo
Nidane Sreshtetie"
meaning Madhava
Nidanam is the best book on Nidana.
However Madhava Nidana
should not be the only text a student should follow. He should splurge himself
adequately in the nidana of Vagbhata,
Caraka and Susrutha also.
Amongst these, Sangraha Nidana
gives a detail and indepth
knowledge.
Usually, a nidana class
room teaches only the slokas in order to help the
student pass through the examinations. But in my teaching tradition, a student
is taught to elaborately disintegrate a vyadhi into
the most subtle principle accommodating our amshamsha
kalpana. This gives way to clear, precise diagnosis
eventually leading to a good treatment.
This work was planned and brought to publications at
a very short notice. I have planned to bring out a voluminous and in-depth work
in the same subject with my dear friends Dr. S.Gopakumar
and Dr. Rahul S. Nair.
I hope my future work on nidana
will stand as a hallmark in the field of ayurveda. I
wish you all and enjoyable read and a great clinical
career.
Contents
1. |
Jwaram |
9 |
2. |
Raktapitta |
83 |
3. |
Arshorogam |
101 |
4. |
Atisaaram |
119 |
5. |
Grahani |
145 |
6. |
Paandu-Kaamala-
Kumbhakaamala |
177 |
About the
Author
Dr. L. Mahadevan completed
his post graduation M.D Kayacikitsa, from Government
Ayurveda College, Thiruvananthapuram with high academic
credentials. He does intensive research in Neurology and Panchakarma.
He has his practice in Derisanamcope CA village in Kanyakumari district, Tamilnadu) and in Chennai and he teaches clinical medicine
to Ayurvedic students. H is classes on clinical medicine are unique in nature.
He has written Sixty books on Ayurveda. He is a
student of Dr. B. Vaidyanathan. He has received
"The Best Doctor Award" from Dr.MGR Medical University, Chennai and
"The Best Writer Award- 2011" from
Govt. of Tamilnadu
Preface
Rogavignanam and Vikriti
vignanam are compound words. Roga + Vignanam and Vikrit
+ Vignanam.
Roga denotes a disease while vikriti
denotes a disorder, a pathology or just any disharmony
in an individual.
A student starts his journey in the understanding of
Roga nidana from the etiology and later the kriya kala which elucidates the dosha
dushya sammurchana evolving into
a disesae. It was told by our
ancestors.
"Madhavo
Nidane Sreshtetie"
meaning Madhava
Nidanam is the best book on Nidana.
However Madhava Nidana
should not be the only text a student should follow. He should splurge himself
adequately in the nidana of Vagbhata,
Caraka and Susrutha also.
Amongst these, Sangraha Nidana
gives a detail and indepth
knowledge.
Usually, a nidana class
room teaches only the slokas in order to help the
student pass through the examinations. But in my teaching tradition, a student
is taught to elaborately disintegrate a vyadhi into
the most subtle principle accommodating our amshamsha
kalpana. This gives way to clear, precise diagnosis
eventually leading to a good treatment.
This work was planned and brought to publications at
a very short notice. I have planned to bring out a voluminous and in-depth work
in the same subject with my dear friends Dr. S.Gopakumar
and Dr. Rahul S. Nair.
I hope my future work on nidana
will stand as a hallmark in the field of ayurveda. I
wish you all and enjoyable read and a great clinical
career.
Contents
1. |
Jwaram |
9 |
2. |
Raktapitta |
83 |
3. |
Arshorogam |
101 |
4. |
Atisaaram |
119 |
5. |
Grahani |
145 |
6. |
Paandu-Kaamala-
Kumbhakaamala |
177 |