Definition: Benign prostatic hypertrophy is swelling of Prostate gland. When prostate gland enlarges it constricts the urethra reducing the urine flow. The emptying of bladder becomes very difficult because of this. Causes of BPH According to present medical concepts the actual create of prostate enlargement is unknown. But the causes of BPH are very well explained In ayurveda which is based on tridosha theory. The causes of vataashteela or BPH are explained as follows. Causes for vataashteela according to dosha theory: vataashteela is caused by vitiated vayu and apaana vayu is caused by 1.
Indigestion 8. Physical and mental overexertion Symptoms of BPH • Difficulty in starting to go urine ( hesitancy ). • A weak stream of urine. • Dribbling after urinating • The be to strain to pass urine. • Incomplete emptying of bladder. • Difficulty to control the urination urge. • Having to get up several times in the night to pass urine. • Feeling a burning sensation when passing urine. • Passing urine mixed with blood (indication of infection) Symptoms of vatashteela are described as follows. “VINMUTRAANILA SANGASCHA TANNAADMAANAMCHA JAAYATE| VEDANAA CHA PARAA BASTOU VAATAASHTEELETI TAAM VIDUHU ||“ The vitiated ashteela gland when enlarged is called as “vatashteela”. This enlarged gland causes 1. Obstruction to easy flow of urine stools and semen by enlarging the gland “ Ashteela”.
The prostate is a walnut sized gland that is only present in men. It is located just below the bladder and out through the penis). It is a very astonishing fact to know that the condition BPH has been explained in ayurveda long back. The anatomical lay of prostate gland symptoms of BPH and its remedies are explained by Acharya Sushruta. The anatomical position of prostate gland and symptoms of BPH and its remedies are explained by Acharya Sushruta. The anatomical position of prostate gland is described in ayurvedic classics as follows.. anatomical position of prostate gland and symptoms of BPH as follows. “SHACRANMAARGASYA BASTHESHCHA VAAYURANTARAMAASHRITAHAI ASHTEELAAVADGHANAM GRANTHIMMOORDHVAMAAYATA MUNNATAM|| “ Which means - the place between rectum and bladder is occupied by vitiated vata causes a disease called “vataashteela” (or benign prostate grow) Sushruta explains the structure anatomical position of prostate gland symptoms of BPH as follows. “SHACRANMAARGASYA BASTHESHCHA VAAYURANTARAMAASHRITAHAI ASHTEELAAVADGHANAM GRANTHIMMOORDHVAMAAYATA MUNNATAM|| “ Which means “ Below umbilicus (NAABHI). This gland when affected by vitiated vata causes a disease called “vataashteela” (or benign prostate hypertrophy) Sushruta explains the structure. In Yogaratnakara it has been described as -- “ NAABHERADHASTHAATSANJAATAHA SANCHAARI YADI VAACHALAHA | ASHTEELAAVAD GHANO GRANTHIROODHWAR MAAYATA UNNATAHA || “ Which means - the displace between rectum and bladder is occupied by vitiated vata causes a disease called “vataashteela” (or benign prostate grow) Sushruta explains the coordinate. In Yogaratnakara it has been described as -- “ NAABHERADHASTHAATSANJAATAHA SANCHAARI YADI VAACHALAHA | ASHTEELAAVAD GHANO GRANTHIROODHWAR MAAYATA UNNATAHA || “ Which means “ Below umbilicus (NAABHI) there is a hard gland which is little bit bulged and changes its displace some times and some times stays stationary. This gland is like “Ashteela” (A small stone used to sharpen swords).
This gland when affected by vitiated vata it affects the easy move of urine. The prostate gland enlarges in all men as age advances. BPH is very common and affects one third of men who are over 50. A person suffering from BPH does not have the increased risk of prostate cancer. Functions of Prostate gland.
One of the main functions of the prostate is to produce a fluid which contribute to the liquid portion of semen and this liquid allows the sperm to move freely. The gland is divided into peripheral transitional and central zone. The overgrowth takes place in central govern which leads to BPH. Effects of BPH Prostate gland surrounds urethra..
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