A REVIEW STUDY ON SANGYAHARAN, MURCHHA, AND ITS SYNONYMS IN AYURVEDA SAMHITA WSR ANESTHESIA

Authors: Jain Pankaj

Published in: International Journal of Ayurveda Orientation (IJAO) | DOI: https://doi.org/10.58210/ijao/142

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Abstract

The concept of Sangyaharan (Anesthesia) in Ayurveda is a deeply rooted physiological and pathological state described across the Brihatrayi. This study reviews the terminology used by Acharyas Charaka, Sushruta, and Vagbhata to describe the loss of consciousness and sensory perception. By analyzing synonyms like Sangyanash, Murchha, and Moham, this review bridges the gap between ancient Ayurvedic wisdom and modern anesthetic principles.
Keywords: Sangyaharan Sangyanash Murchha Moham Madatya Shastrakarma Madya.
How to Cite (APA Style)
Jain Pankaj, (2020). "A REVIEW STUDY ON SANGYAHARAN, MURCHHA, AND ITS SYNONYMS IN AYURVEDA SAMHITA WSR ANESTHESIA". International Journal of Ayurveda Orientation (IJAO), Volume 5, Issue 2, February 2020. https://doi.org/10.58210/ijao/142