Jaharamohra pisthti : An Ayurvedic formula usually used in the treatment of heart diseases.
Jala : The element of the water.
Jalakavrana : The fungal infection resulting inulcers on the skin usually refers to Actinomycosis
Jalaodara : An accumulation of fluid in abdominal cavity generally refers to ascites.
Jalashirsha : An accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain commonly known as hydrocephalus.
Jalauka : The leech; usually used in blood letting, one of the panchkarma suggested by sushruta.
Jambu : One of the Ayurvedic drug. It is astringent, diuretic and anti-diabetic.
Jangama dravya : The product of animal origin.
Jangamavisha : The poision of animal origin.
Janghasthi : The tibia bone.
Janoupadhvansa : An epidemic impact.
Janukasthi : The patella bone.
Jarayudosha : Diseases of the placenta.
Jatamansi : One of the herbal plants usually usually used as sedative.
Jatipatri : An Ayurvedic herb that works as stimulant and stomachic.
Jatiphal : An Ayurvedic herb that works as in the treatment of diarrhoea.
Jihava : The tongue.
Jihavakantaka : An inflammation of the tongue usually refers to glossitis.
Jihvastambha : The paralysis of the tongue the glossial palsy.
Jirnajvara : Long lasting fever usually referst to chronic fever.
Jirnabrihadantrashotha : An inflammation of the colon or intestine usually refers to chronic colitis;
Jrambha : The yawing.
Jvara : The fever known as pyrexia.
Jvaraghana : The property of reducing fever - Antipyretic; febrifuge.
Jyotishmati : An Ayurvedic herb that is commonly usually used as nervine tonic. |
