Tri Doshas Of Ayurved

Ayurveda has its own procedure for dealing with disease and patient. First of all diagnosis is done by inspection (दर्शन), palpation (स्पर्शन), and interrogation (प्रश्‍न). The specific examination includes the standard eight-point examination: (1) pulse, (2) urine, (3) stool, (4) tongue, (5) eye, (6) skin, (7) speech and voice, and (8) general appearance. These eight examination is done to find out the, particular disease is due to vitiation of which Tridosha.

Examination	Vata	Pitta	Kapha
1. Pulse	Thread­like, feeble,  snake­like motion	Moderately heavy,  and jumps like a frog	Heavy, slow,  flows like swan
2. Urine  Drop of sesame oil  spreads on the surface   of urine gives:	Black–brown color Wave­like movement	Dark brown color Multiple colors, like  rainbow	Cloudy appearance Pearl like droplets
3. Stool	Uniform, dark color	Yellowish color	Bulky foul smell
4. Tongue	Black to brown, dry,  coarse, furred, pigmented	Red, yellow, or green,  soft, sharp, moist	Whitish color, pale  coated, big, soft.
5. Eye	Small, conjunctiva, muddy,  iris is dark gray or brown	Moderate size, sharp,  more sensitive to light	Large, moist, oily,  conjunctiva is white
6. Skin	Dry, coarse, wrinkled,  dusky	Wheat color, copper like color, shiny, moist	Soft, off-white, smooth, moist
7. Speech and voice	Coarse and dry	Sharp	Heavy

Before this I would like to enter into Charak Samhita (One of the 3 great triads). Here, four component of disease management are described. They are; first, the Physician, the drug, the patient and the attendant. A physician must have proper training, knowledge, and experience. A remedy must be abundantly available, effective, and relatively safe. A patient must provide all information to the physician about the disorder and be compliant. An attendant (a nurse) must have the knowledge of patient care, dexterity, loyalty, and cleanliness.

How actually the patients are cured?

First of all if there is the imbalance of Tridosha, it is balanced by using different herbal formulas, dietary and lifestyle interventions to bring dosasback into balance. Next is to eliminate the serious worry (Chinta), and and nurturing the soul to regain spiritual health (Samana). Ayurveda equally focus on physical health, mental health and spiritual health. This is the beauty of Ayurveda. Further more management of illness primarily consists of four procedures: (1) cleansing (samsodhan), (2) palliation (samsaman), (3) rejuvenation (kaya kalp), and (4) mental and spiritual healing (sattvavajaya, or psychotherapy). The management of an illness starts with cleansing and includes five procedures called panchakarma, all of which are not necessarily done at the same time or to all patients.