CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF ASHYAPKARSHA GATI AND ITS CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE-A REVIEW ARTICLE

According to Ayurveda, Vata, Pitta, and Kapha are the true intrinsic causes of illness. These Doshas are prone to vitiation and imbalance. The basic components of the body that are in charge of mobility, transformation, and cohesiveness are called tridoshas. In equilibrium and unequilibrium states, respectively, these are in charge of both health and illness. Doshagati signifies the movement of Doshas, whereas Gati means movement. Classical Ayurvedic literature describe a particular kind of Dosha Gati called Ashayapakarsha Gati. It is initially described under Vishama Sannipata in the Charak Samhita, where symptoms or disease manifestation result from vitiated Vata displacing ordinarily placed Pitta or Kapha from their corresponding Ashayas. In order to diagnose and treat illnesses that exhibit non-classical symptoms, it is essential to comprehend this idea. Using key Ayurvedic literature including Charak Samhita, Ashtanga Hridayam, and Madhavnidan, a textual review and conceptual analysis of Ashayapakarsha Gati were carried out. The paper's primary goal is to explain Ashayapakarsha Gati and its significance in Vyadhi Samprapti and Chikitsa Siddhanta. Understanding the manifestations of Anukta and Asadharana diseases requires an understanding of Ashayapakarsha. Knowing Ashayapakarsha Gati improves the accuracy of diagnosis in atypical disease presentations and directs the right course of treatment. Aims and Objectives: to do conceptual study of ashapkarsha gati and its clinical significance -A Review article. Material and Methods: Material for study of Ashyapkarshya gati are taken from Ayurved Samhitas, Online journals, Articles.