An Ayurveda Prospective on Diagnosis and Management of Penile Disorders: A Comprehensive Review

Shooka Dosha refers to a group of disorders arising from the misuse of medications intended for penile enlargement. These disorders are associated with the use of sexual stimulants or penis enlargement products that contain toxic or harmful substances, leading to pathological conditions collectively referred to as Shooka Dosha. Acharya Sushruta identified 18 such diseases, categorizing 14 as Sadhya (curable) and the remaining 4 as Asadhya (incurable). This review examines Shooka Dosha through the lens of modern medicine, correlating its conditions with the treatments available in Ayurveda, on the basis of classical texts. Currently, no clinical trials have been conducted on Shooka Dosha. This study aims to initiate exploration into this largely overlooked aspect of male reproductive health, as preserved in the traditional knowledge of Ayurveda. Keywords: Ayurveda treatment; Penis length enhancer; Shooka; Shooka Dosha; Sushruta

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JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
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2025-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.58739/jcbs/v15i3.24.154
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Dermatology and Skin Diseases
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An Ayurveda Prospective on Diagnosis and Management of Penile Disorders: A Comprehensive Review

Projesh Nath Choudhury, Patel Harshal
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Dermatology and Skin Diseases
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An Ayurveda Prospective on Diagnosis and Management of Penile Disorders: A Comprehensive Review

Projesh Nath Choudhury, Patel Harshal
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Abstract

Shooka Dosha refers to a group of disorders arising from the misuse of medications intended for penile enlargement. These disorders are associated with the use of sexual stimulants or penis enlargement products that contain toxic or harmful substances, leading to pathological conditions collectively referred to as Shooka Dosha. Acharya Sushruta identified 18 such diseases, categorizing 14 as Sadhya (curable) and the remaining 4 as Asadhya (incurable). This review examines Shooka Dosha through the lens of modern medicine, correlating its conditions with the treatments available in Ayurveda, on the basis of classical texts. Currently, no clinical trials have been conducted on Shooka Dosha. This study aims to initiate exploration into this largely overlooked aspect of male reproductive health, as preserved in the traditional knowledge of Ayurveda. Keywords: Ayurveda treatment; Penis length enhancer; Shooka; Shooka Dosha; Sushruta

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