Abstract

EXPLORING THE IMPORTANCE OF TAIL BINDU PARIKSHA IN MUTRAKRICHHA

Dr. Simran Maheshwari*, Dr. Kamal Nayan Dangwal, Dr. Sonu, Dr. Shashi Kant

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Abstract

Mutrakrichha, a urinary disorder, is extensively described in ancient Ayurvedic texts, indicating its widespread prevalence during that era and highlighting its significance within the Mutravaha Srotas disorders. This disease affects the Basti Marma, a critical area encompassing the urinary bladder, which is one of the three primary vital organs (Trimarma). Consequently, its treatment holds significant therapeutic value. Basti is also mentioned as Pranayatana in Charaka Samhita. It has been given much importance that it has been mentioned both in the context of Dasha Pranayatana and Marma. As the ancient Ayurvedic texts emphasize, accurate diagnosis is the cornerstone of effective treatment. A thorough diagnosis helps identify the root cause (Nidana) of the disease, allowing for targeted treatment and prevention of complications. Tail Bindu Pariksha is an Ayurvedic type of urine examination tool that not only aids in diagnosis but also provides valuable prognostic information. This test is based on the pattern, shape, and direction of oil spreading over a stable surface of a urine sample. By integrating traditional diagnostic methods, the research seeks to enhance the understanding and management of urinary disorders through a comprehensive approach. This study will help in assessing the diagnostic and prognostic relevance of Tail Bindu Pariksha in Mutrakrichha in the contemporary medical scenario.

Keywords: Mutrakrichha, Tail Bindu Pariksha, Urinary Disorders.