- General Symptoms of Pandoo:
- Tinnitus,
- Low digestion,
- Weakness,
- Prostration,
- Disliking for food,
- Fatigue,
- Giddiness,
- Pain in the body,
- Fever,
- Dyspnea,
- Heaviness
- Anorexia.
- The patient feels as if the limbs are being kneaded, pressed or churned
- Develops peri-orbital swelling,
- Greenish complexion and falling of body hair.
- The person loses his body luster,
- Becomes irritable,
- Dislikes cold things,
- Feels sleepy,
- Spits in excess,
- Avoids speaking,
- Suffers from cramps in the calf region and
- Experiences excessive fatigue as well as pain and weakness in the lumbar region, thighs and feet specifically by exertion while climbing (Ch Chi 16/13-16)
- Principles of treatment:
The patient suffering from the pandu should first be given
strong emetic and purgation therapies after the administration of
internal oleation for cleansing of the body.
- Kalpas used in treatment of Pandoo:
- Dadmiadya Ghritam (Ch Chi 16/44-46)
- Katukadyam Ghritam (Ch Chi 16/47-49)
- Pathya Ghritam (Ch Chi 16/50)
- Danti Ghrritam (Ch Chi 16/51)
- Draksha Ghritam (Ch Chi 16/52)
- Haridradi Ghritam (Ch Chi 16/53)
- DarvyadiGhritam (Ch Chi 16/55 )
- Navayas Churnam (Ch Chi 16/70-71)
- Mandura Vatak (Ch Chi 16/72-77)
- Tapyadi Loha (Ch Chi 16/78-80)
