Chikitsa of Sankramika jvara

Syllabus – subtopics

1. •Vishama jvara(Malaria)
2. •Antrika jvara(Typhoid)
3. •Dandaka jvara(Dengue)
4. •Sandhiga sannipata jvara(Chikungunya)
5. •Mastishkavarana shotha jvara(Meningitis)
6. •Mastishka shotha(Encephalitis)
7. •Shwasanaka jvara(Pneumonia)

Learning objectives

At the end of this topic the student should be able to… (NCISM Table 3)

• Describe Sankramika jvara and Kasheruka-jeeva-janya vyadhi(zoonotic diseases).Explain the Ayurveda management of Vishama jvara(Malaria) and Antrika jvara(Typhoid) by comprehending the contemporary therapeutic modalities
• Explain the ayurveda management of Vata-shlaishmika jvara(Influenza), Shwasanaka jvara(Pneumonia), COVID and H1N1 by comprehending the contemporary therapeutic modalities
• Apply the Ayurveda concepts in the management of Mastishkavarana shotha jvara(Meningitis) Mastishka shotha(Encephalitis) and Dhanurvaata(Tetanus) by assessing the contemporary therapeutic approaches
• Discuss the contemporary therapeutic modalities and frame ayurveda management of Granthika sannipata jvara(Plague), and Leptospirosis
• Apply the Ayurveda concepts in the management of Beejanu jvara(Anthrax), and Peeta jvara(Yellow fever) by assessing the contemporary therapeutic approaches
• Summarize the Ayurveda management of Sandhiga sannipata jvara(Chikungunya), Dandaka jvara(Dengue) and
• Shleepada(Filariasis) by assessing the contemporary therapeutic approaches
• Demonstrate the Chikitsa yojana & prepare case record in cases of Sankramika jvara after performing relevant clinical examination
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