Ayurvedic treatment of Mooshika poisoning can be given in all diseases where source of infection is rat. Key words: Visha, Jangam Visha, Mooshika, Agada Tantra.

There are five modes of spread of Mooshika (rat) VISHA that are Shukra [Semen], Purisha [Feaces], Mutra [Urine], Nakh [scratches by nails] and Dant [ bites with teeth of Mooshika] are poisonous.

Sep 25, 2013 · Eighteen types of rats, signs and symptoms of their bite and its treatment is described by Sushrutaacharya and Vaagbhataacharya. There are five modes of spread of mooshika ( rat) poison.

Feb 20, 2001 · In Ayurvedic texts Mooshika Visha is described well. There are eighteen types of Mooshika, signs and symptoms of their bite and its treatment is described by Sushrutaacharya and Vaagbhataacharya. There are five modes of spread of Mooshika (rat) poison.

The document discusses Mooshika Visha or rat poison in Ayurveda. It defines Mooshika Visha as a state of distress caused by direct or indirect contact with parts of a rat, especially its semen. It lists 18 types of rats and their specific symptoms and treatments according to Ayurvedic texts.

Dec 13, 2024 · Mooshika visha, in Ayurveda, encompasses rat poison and rat bite poisoning. It is categorized under Jangama visha, focusing on symptoms and treatments related to this animal-origin toxin.

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Nov 11, 2024 · Ashtanga Hridayam Uttara Sthanam Chapter 38: Mooshika Alarka Visha Pratishedha Adhyaya (Treatment of poison of mouse and dog) The 38th chapter of Uttara Sthanam of Ashtanga Hridayam is named as ‘Mushika Alarka Visha Pratishedha’.

A rat, referred as Mooshika or Moonjoor, is the Vahana or vehicle of Lord Ganesha. Each deity in the Hindu pantheon as a Vahanam and it carries a symbolic meaning . When a person thinks logically, it is impossible for a mouse to carry Lord Ganesha.

So why is Ganesha always associated with a rat, lovingly called Mooshika? But it is not a rat, you are corrected. It is a mouse. Rats are nasty. Mice are much gentler. Cute Ganesha rides a cute mouse, my nephew insists. The fact is nobody is sure what Mooshika is exactly.