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AETIOPATHOLOGY OF
                MADHUMEHA
                         I   sivarama prq!94 I(ETHAMAKI4

 When the pathology of Prameha is discussed in
 Madhava Nidana, Madhavakara, who followed a
 specific pattern has kept this (metabolic) disorder
 belore lfiedoroga (Obesity) and after the Ashmari
 (Urinary caliculi). The chapter of prameha consists
 of prameha pidika (boils). at the end as the
 complications of prameha. There are twenty
 pramehas explained, out of which 4 are vataia, 6
 pittaja and 10 kaphaja

Because of Tulya dosha dooshyata      normal and still the glucose levels are
(Homologous etiologic factors of      high (hyperglycemia). lt suggests
vitiation of doshas and dooshyas)     clearly, in insulin dependent patients,
kaphaja mehas are amenable to         there are other causes other than that
treatment, where as vataja become     of insulin. Madhumeha literally means
difficult for the same reason. The    madhuryata of mootra (r:enal
medoroga is said to be the            glycosuria).
nidanarthakara vyadhi for prameha     SCAN:
pidika'other than that of prameha.
                                      When we look in to the pathogenesis
Thus it is clgar, madhumeha -
                                      of meha vis a vis prameha it gives
Diabetes mellitus, -is a disorder     priority for medas (fat?) as dooshya
pertained to the lipid metabolism.    along. with mamsa (muscle) and
Today when we observe the patients,   shareera kleda (fluid contents"of the
many of them are non-insulin          body). The seat of accumulation of
dependent and very few are insulin    fluid is vasti (bladder). ln the category
dependent. ln fact many of the        of shareera kleda, the other dooshyas
patients those who are having         (vitiated tissues) are rakta (blood),
madhumeha, secrete more insulin       sukra(semen), ambu (fluids), vasa
(hyper insulinemia) than that ot      (adipose tissue), lasika (lymph?),

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 majja (bone marrow), rasa (plasma)       molecules for one.glncose molecule
 and ojas (essence of body tissues).      and eicreted through, mootravaha
When we are analyzing the                 srotas (kidney, ureter, :bladder) and
pathogenesis, along witfr the dosha,      ullirnately accumulates in vasti
the sequencei of dooshya involvement      (bladder), where re-absorption
is to be followed.
                                          mechanism fails (in Henley's loop)
It is explained in medoroga, how          and sweet urine or glycosuria is
the medagni gets the ama samjna           witnessed ultimately in all mehas.
and dustamedas is accumulated in          Ama auto corrective mechanism :
the body. For the accurnulation of
                                          ln the process of pathogenesis first
the medas in the           body           jatharagni dowrbalyata is seen with
medovahasrotas avritatva                  the above said etiology. lnitially
(encircling /covering), vata              kaphavriddhi makes the Agni vitiation
vitiation, jathara$ni vriddi and          with its seeta and guru gunas. The
kapha medovardhaka nidana is              agni dusthi leads to varieties of
necessary. lt is a fact that, the obese   Ajeerna according to the predominant
persons have the tendency of              dosha associated. The       Agni
developing prameha or madhumeha.          disturbances follow with,Arna, in
ln both prameha and medoroga              pachakagni and spreads to Rasa, the
kapha rnedodusti appears in the           initial dhatu. lt further gets rooted in
body.                                     the successive dhatui where first
Etiology:                                 three make one set and rear three
                                          make another. ln between of these
The etiology includes intake of           two groups the Medas is not
navanna (newly harvested paddy)
                                          accessible for treatment. Here the
which is rich of carbohydrates along
                                          Auto corrective mechanism:of the
with the gudavikriti (items made of
                                          body as protective mechanism act
jaggery and sugar), Payamsi, dadhini
                                          (su.su.21l28) and makes the
(diary products) which have lactose
                                          rectification of Ama in uttana dhatus
and less" number of carbohydrate          (Rasa, Rakta and Mamsa). This can
chains and are easily metabolized,
                                          be under the neural or secretary
gramyaanupa rasa (meat and flesh
                                          control, or of'even both. But the
of the water and land animals) are        Medas is not going to be get
righ in proteins and lipids/tats, The
                                          corrected by auto rectification,
food which      is   ingested gets
assirnilated and'ulilized by jatharagni   Ojas in pathogenesis :
and this gets impaired to begiri with.    ln the nidana of pranieha, the cause
Thus free glucose increases in the        which increases sleshma, mootra. and
blood which collects the seven water      meda with a special reference to
11,
sleshma, which is abundantly watery          Samprapti (Aetiopathology)
(Bahudrava sleshma), is discussed.           The description of pathogenesis in
Specificalty Madhumeha appears               Susruta Nidana 614 states
when ojodusti.is seen a.nd because           "Pravrittasyapaiipakwa" for which
the sweetness in Ojas gets depleted          Dalharra commenls as. Aparipakwa
by vata and reaches'the vasti, whicli        Ama". lt refers both Amadosha and
is the cause of the cardinal symptom,        Amadooshya. Further it is said as
sweet urine.: .                              'Medascha Aparipakwam' pertaining
Browse the symptoms          :               to the dooshya alone. There by
                                             Amatwa in dooshyas specifically
Among the lakshanas mentioned in
                                             medas, isthe.meaning of "Medascha
Madhumeha the following are seen
                                             Aparipakwamn.
as valuable for analysis.
.' Prabhootivila :       mootrata
                                             Gayadasa explains it as "medascha
                                             aparinama mili asamyakparinatam",
     (polyuria) : Sweda vaha sroto
                                             in this the process of formation of
     avarodhata causes increased
                                             medas is not interrupted but impaired,
     urinary output with turbidig
                                             with the qualities of ama; " Ama
+ Madhuratwa ln mootra                   :
                                             rasavadati snigdham" , snigdhatwa
     Glycosuria (explained later in
                                             will be in medas by virtue, but here it
     Samprapti)
*    Dantadinam mala sanchaya:
                                             will become pichhilatwa           with
                                             atidravatwa. "Cha" usage indicates
     Becayge of ,Arra. depositions are
                                             not only medas but also other
     seen in mouth.
.'                                           dooshyas in the pathogenesis as
     Pani pada daha: Abundance of
                                             explained by Charaka. And Gayadasa
     glucose ayailable in the blood is
                                             in his commentary said il is in
     not utilized by body tissue causes
                                             stanasamshritavasta, in which
     disturbance in the equillibrium of
                                             amalakshana in medas and other
     dhatus and doshas. lt gives rise to
                                             dooshyas are visualized. lmpaired
     pada pani daha (burning sensation
                                             jatharagni and dhatwagnis causes
     of feet and palm).
                                             the atidravatwa of the dogshyas of
$ Chikkanata              (stickiness):
                                             prameha. These draveebhootha
     (explained later in Samprapti)
                                             dhatus get dragged and excreted
*    Trishna (thirst - polydipsia): ln the
                                             through mootra vaha srotas.
     process of lypolysismore water is
     utilized. lt results in to activation   "   lt/ootrasya kledavahanam", there by
     of thirst center and Thirst.            liquef   ied waste/ non properly
s    Swadasyata : Sweetness is               metabolized or Ama/ Amadooshyas
     experienced in the mouth due to         dre excreted through mootravaha
     increase in the sugar level.            srotas and its seat"is vasti, a place
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                                      Table -   1

       Showing auto rectification of Agni giving rise increased Medas




                                                    Mithya ahara and vihara   '




             Kaphaja Ahara




       Jatharagni dourbalya




        Ama in Jatharagni



       Ama in Rasa, Rakta,                             Non restricted
        Mamsa and Meda                                  Medo ama


  /        Aulo
  .   rectilication                                          Medoroga



                        ,   Samanavata
                                              Nirama
                                           Dhatu and Agni

                                                                   Medo
                                                                 deposition

         Kindling
        Jatharagni
                                         Excessive
                                         Metabollsm

        '1
             ,   Prabhoota mootrata                   2. Avil mootrata
        3. Madhura mootrata                           4. Dantani mala sanchaya
        5. Panipada daha                              6. Chikkanata
        7. Trishna                                    8. Abhishyanna deha
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                  Table -   2   Sweet urine genesis - Polyglycosuria


    Kapha kara Ahara-->

    +
    Kapha

                                                        Vatavriddhi

    Vi

    i
    MedovilayaRa
    Break down of the
    l-ligher level of
    molecules to.lower
    level molecules




         Table   -3   lnterference of fat metabolism developing Diabetes mellitus


                                             Reaction inside outside of Mitochondria


 @1                                     in the presence of Carnitine (Lysine derivative)

                                                                   Helps iJcrossing
                                                               Mitochondrial membrane

                                                                Oxidised.f Iavoprotein
                                                             stimulates in Mitochondria
                                                                          i
                                                        Red,.rced f lavoprotein, Alpha,
                                                      Beta unsaturated fatty acid CoA



  Carnitine deficiency               Defective-.r
                                           ^ ..)l
                                          Garnnrne rncreaseY     With the interaction of
            Hypoketonemia                                        Liver and acelyl CoA
            Hypoglycemia                     Hyperketonemia          gives rise beta
                                              Hyperglycemia       hydroxy butyrate +
   Adversity or active productionof                               Acetone along with
     Beta oxidation of fatty acids    .,-----                       Ketqne bodies
     will produce Hyperglycemia /OtneefeS
      (fatty aeid synthesis slops   WIELLITUS/
   when the chains in      Aminoacids -----'z
are more then 16 Carbon atoms long)
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 for accumulalion of urine. Chakrapani    kayagni amshas, which                are
 on Cha.Ni.4/6comments as dravatwa        responsible lor catabolic activity in the
 to kapha dosha. When kapha dosha         tissues, are also diminished. The.
 is in abundant liquefied form thenonly   dFiatus are subjected to increase.
 capable of generating the prameha,       Here not only jatharagni vriddhi but
.by mixing with the medas which is        also kayagni amshas of medodhatu
furiher liquefied and liquefy the         ksheenata is expected. As a result of
medas in association with ama             blockage of medovaha srotas,
lakshana. lmportance of drava ahara/      increased agni (jatharagni/
pana in liquefying kapha and medas        pachakagni) and decreased medo
along with lhe other dooshyas are to      amshagnis cause the medoroga.
be noticed. Kapha dosha is not            Lastly, there is a similarity between
capable of causing the prameha roga       prarneha and medoroga in etiology
without pitta or vata. The dooshyas       with the factors capable ol causing
are said to be medas, rakta, sukra,       kapha vriddhi like madhura rasa,
ambu (sareera kleda), vasa, lasika        snigdha guna dravyas. The process
majja, rasa and ojas in chronological.    of metabolism of fats in different
order.                                    stages gives rise either medoroga or
                                          prameha (santarpanothavikara).
lnmedoroga rasa, rakta and
                                          Even in lakshanas of medoroga, we
mamsagni's are normal, where as
medagni is Vitiated orfat metabolism
                                          see similarity with          prameha
                                          lakshanas.
is impaired: As medagni" is not
capable of assimilation of astayee        Theflowcharts given will give clear
trnamsa, this agni   is diverted. The     insight about the discussed topics.



              The author is Reader in Kayachikitsa,
     Department of PG Sfudr'es, DGM Ayurvedic medical college,
                         Gadag, Karnatala




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Understanding the Aetiopathology of Madhumeha

  • 1. AETIOPATHOLOGY OF MADHUMEHA I sivarama prq!94 I(ETHAMAKI4 When the pathology of Prameha is discussed in Madhava Nidana, Madhavakara, who followed a specific pattern has kept this (metabolic) disorder belore lfiedoroga (Obesity) and after the Ashmari (Urinary caliculi). The chapter of prameha consists of prameha pidika (boils). at the end as the complications of prameha. There are twenty pramehas explained, out of which 4 are vataia, 6 pittaja and 10 kaphaja Because of Tulya dosha dooshyata normal and still the glucose levels are (Homologous etiologic factors of high (hyperglycemia). lt suggests vitiation of doshas and dooshyas) clearly, in insulin dependent patients, kaphaja mehas are amenable to there are other causes other than that treatment, where as vataja become of insulin. Madhumeha literally means difficult for the same reason. The madhuryata of mootra (r:enal medoroga is said to be the glycosuria). nidanarthakara vyadhi for prameha SCAN: pidika'other than that of prameha. When we look in to the pathogenesis Thus it is clgar, madhumeha - of meha vis a vis prameha it gives Diabetes mellitus, -is a disorder priority for medas (fat?) as dooshya pertained to the lipid metabolism. along. with mamsa (muscle) and Today when we observe the patients, shareera kleda (fluid contents"of the many of them are non-insulin body). The seat of accumulation of dependent and very few are insulin fluid is vasti (bladder). ln the category dependent. ln fact many of the of shareera kleda, the other dooshyas patients those who are having (vitiated tissues) are rakta (blood), madhumeha, secrete more insulin sukra(semen), ambu (fluids), vasa (hyper insulinemia) than that ot (adipose tissue), lasika (lymph?), li
  • 2. Cover Etory majja (bone marrow), rasa (plasma) molecules for one.glncose molecule and ojas (essence of body tissues). and eicreted through, mootravaha When we are analyzing the srotas (kidney, ureter, :bladder) and pathogenesis, along witfr the dosha, ullirnately accumulates in vasti the sequencei of dooshya involvement (bladder), where re-absorption is to be followed. mechanism fails (in Henley's loop) It is explained in medoroga, how and sweet urine or glycosuria is the medagni gets the ama samjna witnessed ultimately in all mehas. and dustamedas is accumulated in Ama auto corrective mechanism : the body. For the accurnulation of ln the process of pathogenesis first the medas in the body jatharagni dowrbalyata is seen with medovahasrotas avritatva the above said etiology. lnitially (encircling /covering), vata kaphavriddhi makes the Agni vitiation vitiation, jathara$ni vriddi and with its seeta and guru gunas. The kapha medovardhaka nidana is agni dusthi leads to varieties of necessary. lt is a fact that, the obese Ajeerna according to the predominant persons have the tendency of dosha associated. The Agni developing prameha or madhumeha. disturbances follow with,Arna, in ln both prameha and medoroga pachakagni and spreads to Rasa, the kapha rnedodusti appears in the initial dhatu. lt further gets rooted in body. the successive dhatui where first Etiology: three make one set and rear three make another. ln between of these The etiology includes intake of two groups the Medas is not navanna (newly harvested paddy) accessible for treatment. Here the which is rich of carbohydrates along Auto corrective mechanism:of the with the gudavikriti (items made of body as protective mechanism act jaggery and sugar), Payamsi, dadhini (su.su.21l28) and makes the (diary products) which have lactose rectification of Ama in uttana dhatus and less" number of carbohydrate (Rasa, Rakta and Mamsa). This can chains and are easily metabolized, be under the neural or secretary gramyaanupa rasa (meat and flesh control, or of'even both. But the of the water and land animals) are Medas is not going to be get righ in proteins and lipids/tats, The corrected by auto rectification, food which is ingested gets assirnilated and'ulilized by jatharagni Ojas in pathogenesis : and this gets impaired to begiri with. ln the nidana of pranieha, the cause Thus free glucose increases in the which increases sleshma, mootra. and blood which collects the seven water meda with a special reference to 11,
  • 3. sleshma, which is abundantly watery Samprapti (Aetiopathology) (Bahudrava sleshma), is discussed. The description of pathogenesis in Specificalty Madhumeha appears Susruta Nidana 614 states when ojodusti.is seen a.nd because "Pravrittasyapaiipakwa" for which the sweetness in Ojas gets depleted Dalharra commenls as. Aparipakwa by vata and reaches'the vasti, whicli Ama". lt refers both Amadosha and is the cause of the cardinal symptom, Amadooshya. Further it is said as sweet urine.: . 'Medascha Aparipakwam' pertaining Browse the symptoms : to the dooshya alone. There by Amatwa in dooshyas specifically Among the lakshanas mentioned in medas, isthe.meaning of "Medascha Madhumeha the following are seen Aparipakwamn. as valuable for analysis. .' Prabhootivila : mootrata Gayadasa explains it as "medascha aparinama mili asamyakparinatam", (polyuria) : Sweda vaha sroto in this the process of formation of avarodhata causes increased medas is not interrupted but impaired, urinary output with turbidig with the qualities of ama; " Ama + Madhuratwa ln mootra : rasavadati snigdham" , snigdhatwa Glycosuria (explained later in will be in medas by virtue, but here it Samprapti) * Dantadinam mala sanchaya: will become pichhilatwa with atidravatwa. "Cha" usage indicates Becayge of ,Arra. depositions are not only medas but also other seen in mouth. .' dooshyas in the pathogenesis as Pani pada daha: Abundance of explained by Charaka. And Gayadasa glucose ayailable in the blood is in his commentary said il is in not utilized by body tissue causes stanasamshritavasta, in which disturbance in the equillibrium of amalakshana in medas and other dhatus and doshas. lt gives rise to dooshyas are visualized. lmpaired pada pani daha (burning sensation jatharagni and dhatwagnis causes of feet and palm). the atidravatwa of the dogshyas of $ Chikkanata (stickiness): prameha. These draveebhootha (explained later in Samprapti) dhatus get dragged and excreted * Trishna (thirst - polydipsia): ln the through mootra vaha srotas. process of lypolysismore water is utilized. lt results in to activation " lt/ootrasya kledavahanam", there by of thirst center and Thirst. liquef ied waste/ non properly s Swadasyata : Sweetness is metabolized or Ama/ Amadooshyas experienced in the mouth due to dre excreted through mootravaha increase in the sugar level. srotas and its seat"is vasti, a place l3
  • 4. Caver Story Table - 1 Showing auto rectification of Agni giving rise increased Medas Mithya ahara and vihara ' Kaphaja Ahara Jatharagni dourbalya Ama in Jatharagni Ama in Rasa, Rakta, Non restricted Mamsa and Meda Medo ama / Aulo . rectilication Medoroga , Samanavata Nirama Dhatu and Agni Medo deposition Kindling Jatharagni Excessive Metabollsm '1 , Prabhoota mootrata 2. Avil mootrata 3. Madhura mootrata 4. Dantani mala sanchaya 5. Panipada daha 6. Chikkanata 7. Trishna 8. Abhishyanna deha
  • 5. Cover Story Table - 2 Sweet urine genesis - Polyglycosuria Kapha kara Ahara--> + Kapha Vatavriddhi Vi i MedovilayaRa Break down of the l-ligher level of molecules to.lower level molecules Table -3 lnterference of fat metabolism developing Diabetes mellitus Reaction inside outside of Mitochondria @1 in the presence of Carnitine (Lysine derivative) Helps iJcrossing Mitochondrial membrane Oxidised.f Iavoprotein stimulates in Mitochondria i Red,.rced f lavoprotein, Alpha, Beta unsaturated fatty acid CoA Carnitine deficiency Defective-.r ^ ..)l Garnnrne rncreaseY With the interaction of Hypoketonemia Liver and acelyl CoA Hypoglycemia Hyperketonemia gives rise beta Hyperglycemia hydroxy butyrate + Adversity or active productionof Acetone along with Beta oxidation of fatty acids .,----- Ketqne bodies will produce Hyperglycemia /OtneefeS (fatty aeid synthesis slops WIELLITUS/ when the chains in Aminoacids -----'z are more then 16 Carbon atoms long)
  • 6. Cover Story for accumulalion of urine. Chakrapani kayagni amshas, which are on Cha.Ni.4/6comments as dravatwa responsible lor catabolic activity in the to kapha dosha. When kapha dosha tissues, are also diminished. The. is in abundant liquefied form thenonly dFiatus are subjected to increase. capable of generating the prameha, Here not only jatharagni vriddhi but .by mixing with the medas which is also kayagni amshas of medodhatu furiher liquefied and liquefy the ksheenata is expected. As a result of medas in association with ama blockage of medovaha srotas, lakshana. lmportance of drava ahara/ increased agni (jatharagni/ pana in liquefying kapha and medas pachakagni) and decreased medo along with lhe other dooshyas are to amshagnis cause the medoroga. be noticed. Kapha dosha is not Lastly, there is a similarity between capable of causing the prameha roga prarneha and medoroga in etiology without pitta or vata. The dooshyas with the factors capable ol causing are said to be medas, rakta, sukra, kapha vriddhi like madhura rasa, ambu (sareera kleda), vasa, lasika snigdha guna dravyas. The process majja, rasa and ojas in chronological. of metabolism of fats in different order. stages gives rise either medoroga or prameha (santarpanothavikara). lnmedoroga rasa, rakta and Even in lakshanas of medoroga, we mamsagni's are normal, where as medagni is Vitiated orfat metabolism see similarity with prameha lakshanas. is impaired: As medagni" is not capable of assimilation of astayee Theflowcharts given will give clear trnamsa, this agni is diverted. The insight about the discussed topics. The author is Reader in Kayachikitsa, Department of PG Sfudr'es, DGM Ayurvedic medical college, Gadag, Karnatala l6