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Ayurveda : Ayurvedic
Diagnosis (Nidan) : Anumana in Ayurveda
Anumana in AyurvedaAccording to Ayurveda the fundamental cause of
diseases is imbalance of the three doshas - Vata, Pitta and kapha. The
state of balance or equilibrium between these three doshas in the body
is called health and the state of imbalance or disequilibrium is
disease. There is a wide range of methods in Ayurveda to assess diseases
based on their constitution and then prescribe the suitable treatment.
The threefold examination or trividh pariksha as it is called, consists
of investigation, which is carried out by the three methods.
The goal or purpose of investigation is to obtain a
dear conception of the status of one's bodily strength including
resistance (bala pramana).
His accurate pathological condition (dosha pramana) One's life term (ayu pramana). Anumana is the anticipation of living beings i.e. the situation where the perceived knowledge is beyond the judgement of our senses we anticipate. Two important things are considered Lingi (matter) and Linga (property). By the means of Linga (property) Lingi is identified. Linga and Lingi has Samya relation (Intimate relation). The medical practitioner uses various indirect factors to diagnose the disease like for example:
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