Diploma in PG Panchkarma PG DIP Diploma in PG Panchkarma is a 2 years diploma course in the domain of Ayurveda. Panchakarma ayurveda training program is a cleansing and rejuvenating program for the body, mind, and consciousness. Panchakarma is a two-year diploma program in the field of Ayurveda. The primary goal of this program is to prepare applicants to practice Ayurveda with quality measures, Students can learn the skills of Ayurvedic diagnosis and management as Ayush Doctors The main purpose of this program is by covering the various field of Ayurveda to make applicants proficient enough to carry on their own practice by opening their clinic as well as score well in future organizations. Get Admission Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. PG DIP Qualification BAMS/ Equilant Duration 2 Year Mode Regular & Online Annual/Semester Semester Price 50,000 PA Language Hindi & English Benefits Of Panchkarma Course: Learn under guidance of World renowned Panchkarma most influential professor of Panchkarma Highest level Panchkarma experience Live video classes Hands on training program Can open Panchkarma hospital empanelment by all major TPA of India Syllabus Year 1 1.Basic principle of Ayurveda Vegas (Urges)- 13 Types pf Vegas- Vegas to be controlled – Vegas to be not controlled. Definition of diseases, Synonyms of Roga. Classification of diseases- Sadhya, Asadhya. Classification of diseases based on tridoshas, Vata – 80, Pitta- 40, Kapha- 20 2.Definition of Panchakarma and the rationality behind it. The difference between Panchakarma and Panchashodhana. Benefits of Sodhana and its significance Detailed knowledge of Shadvidha Upakramas and its clinical utility Concept of Ama,knowledge of Upastitha, Leena and Utklishta doshas and its relation with Koshta with special mentioning about Dosha gati The Relevance and need of Panchakarma in present era Critical analysis of Ritu Sodhana andits practical application Critical analysis of Ritu Sodhana andits practical application Concept of Deepana, Pachana – with established difference between Langhana and Rookshana and their assessment Discussion on the significance of assessment factors prior to initiation of Panchakarma procedures. Clinical experiences related to different Panchakarma procedures as emergency measures, and their classical rationale. Biomedical waste management in Panchakarma Setting up of Panchakarma theatres with modern instrumentation and recent advancements Importance of Abhyantara and Bahya Snehana and their clinical utilities Procedural Standardization of Bahya Snehana,indications, and precautions viz. Abhyanga, Moordhinitaila, Parisheka, Padaghata, Lepam, Bharye pichu basti, kati basti, greeva Basti, jaanu basti, Nabhi Basti, Virk basti, yakrut Basti Indications and effects on various diseases. Modified techniques of Bahya Snehana and their benefits Mode of action of Bahya Snehana, whether it is absorbed into the skin and the role of Bhrajaka pitta. Abhyantara Snehana Concept and Classical methods of Abhyantara Snehana- Shodhanartha, Shamanartha and Brhmanartha Difference between Accha and Vicharna Sneha. Different conditions where Accha Sneha and Vicharana Sneha are administered. Procedural Standardization of Shodhanartha Sneha pana in terms of time, dose, duration and its clinical utility. Clinical utility and procedural standardization of AvapidakaSnehapana and Sadyo Snehana Clinical utility of various types of Sneha Paka and biochemical parameters to assess the same. Selection of Sneha dravya, Anupana, dietetic regimen during the period of Snehapana Critical analysis of Sneha Jeeryamana and Jeernalakshanas. Critical analysis of Sneha vyapath along with their management. PariharyaVishayas to be followed during Snehapana. Standardization of doses of Snehapana in metric system – each of Sarpi, Taila, Vasa and Majja Understanding of the Assessment Koshtha and Agni in both Ayurvedic and Modern views. Proper Assessment of SamyakSnigdhaLakshana with practical approach. Need for development of tools to assess Samyak/ Ayoga/Atiyoga of Snehana. Mode of action of Abhyanthara Snehapaana. Determination of Bio-chemical changes which may occur during Sneha pana. Rationality of indications of Sneha pana and Contra indications in terms of modern science with special mentioning about lipid metabolism related disorders. Scope of research in Snehana. Swedana Karma Different Swedana karmas done in different diseases and their rationality. Criteria for selection of suitable Swedana Karma in various diseases. Contraindications for Swedana Karma with rationale in terms of Ayurveda and modern science Standard operational procedure of different Swedana Karma viz. Nadiswedana, Bashpaswedana ,Upanahaswedana, Bhaya Basti etc. Standard operational procedure of different Pinda sweda and its varieties with indications and their rationality viz Patrapindaswedana, Shashtikashalipindaswedana, Churnapindaswedana, Jambirapindaswedana etc Assessment of Samyak, Atiyoga and Ayogalakshanas of Swedawsr to clinical applicability. Critical analysis of Swedavyapath along with their management. Significance of Swedana Karmas other than Shodhana Poorvanga Sweda. The rational explanation of mode of action of Sweda Karma. Determination of Haemodynamic changes which may occur after Swedana. Modified techniques of Sweda Karma vis-a-vis classical methods.Need to explore newer methods and newer formulation of Swedana. Revalidating the procedures of Prastarasweda, Kutisweda, Bhusweda, Karshusweda etc. Practical application and restriction of Swedana karma with extreme temperature variations (significance of Kala and Deshavichara). Revalidating the instruments to be used during the administration of Sweda Current Sudation techniques like Sauna bath, Steam bath Scope of research in Swedana Knowledge of applied anatomy of Eye SOP of Different Kriyakalpa viz. Akshitarpana etc Their indications and contraindications with explanations. Critical analysis of vyapath of Kriyakalpa along with their management. Procedural standardization and clinical utility of Gandusha, Kavala, Karna purana, Nasa History of Ayurveda clinical concept Initial Accessment Dashviidh Pariksha, Nadi Analysis, Asthvidh Pariksha Practical Demonstrations on bahya Snehan Nadianalysis,dashvidha pariksha. Basic monitoring Practical demonstrations of Moordhinitaila– Shiro[1]abhyanga, Shirodhara, Takradhara, Ksheera Dhara Shiro pichu, Shiro basti Practical demonstrations of Abhyanga, Udvartana, Pizhichil, Pichu : Hrid Pichu, Kati Pichu, Janu pichu, Greeva Pichu, Vrik Pichu, Prisht Pichu, Nabhi Pichu, Nabhi Pooran BASTI : Hrid Basti , Chakra Basti , Kati Basti, Janu basti, Vrik basti,Greeva Basti, Prisht Basti , Nabhi Basti Parisheka Padaghata Lepam Download Year 2 1.Vamana Karma Concept of Vamana Karma and its general consideration. Review of practical utility of the different Vamana Kalpa in different diseases. Contraindications of Vamana Karma with rationale in terms of Ayurveda as well as modern science. Need to include newer indications and Contra-indications of Vamana Karma Properties and Standardization of the Vamaka Dravya. Objective assessment of different methods of Vamana like Mridu, Madhyama and
