About the book
Treatment Protocols in Ayurvedic Medicine is a clinical reference for Ayurvedic practitioners. Its 12 chapters bring together disease-wise diagnosis, treatment principles and medicines, providing a useful resource for BAMS students and teachers studying Kaya Chikitsa and clinical practice.
The book explains nidana through the essentials of Ayurvedic diagnosis. It presents chikitsa sutra and hetu chikitsa through treatment protocols and attention to underlying causes. Medicines described in Ayurvedic texts are accompanied by pathya and apathya, with emphasis on avoiding causative factors as an essential part of treatment.
- Disorders related to dosha, dhatu and mala.
- Gastrointestinal diseases and udara roga.
- Respiratory, cardiovascular and musculoskeletal diseases.
- Vatavyadhi, shiroroga and manovikara.
- Skin, genitourinary and other diseases.
- Disease-specific medicines, treatment principles and dietary guidance.
