Ayurvedic Treatment For Myopia

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  Ayurvedic Treatment of Myopia and Holistic Eye Care The  Ayurvedic Treatment of Eye  disorders is rooted in restoring the balance of the doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha), nourishing the eye tissues, and promoting wellness of the eyes from the inside out. Myopia (nearsightedness) is a common condition that Ayurveda addresses with a variety of therapies, diet, and lifestyle recommendations—many of which benefit numerous other eye ailments as well. Ayurvedic Treatment of Myopia Ayurveda takes a holistic approach to managing myopia, aiming to correct doshic imbalances and strengthen the eyes. Some of the most effective Ayurvedic therapies include: Netra Tarpana/Netra Basti :  Medicated ghee is retained over closed eyes for a specific period using a dough dam. This deeply nourishes optical tissues, improves circulation, and supports vision improvement . Trataka (Candle Gazing ):  Focused gazing at a candle flame to exercise and strengthen the eyes’ focusing muscles—...
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BAMS RS5&RS6 Fourth year Question Papers

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 BAMS RS5 AND RS6 QUESTION PAPERS 

RGUHS Is one of the largest University of Health Science including many Professional Courses sch as MBBS,BAMS,BYMS,BUMS,NURSING,BPT and many more courses coming under this university.

BAMS 4th year University Exams are going to be shortly will be conducted which is expected to be the 1st or 2nd week of August.

🗓️Exam Time Table-Yet to be released 

Final year is considered to be important because it involves all clinical subjects which we have to face in upcoming our clinics or hospital.Hence passing this exam is very much essential to get into Internship which is of 1 year.


📚Final year subjects

  1. Kaya chikitsa
  2. Panchakarma
  3. Shalya tantra
  4. Shalakya Tantra 
  5. Research Aptitude 

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KAYA CHIKITSA P1DOWNLOAD 
KAYA CHIKITSA P2DOWNLOAD
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SHALYA TANTRA P1DOWNLOAD
SHALYA TANTRA P2DOWNLOAD
SHALAKYA TANTRA P1DOWNLOAD
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RESEARCH APTITUDE DOWNLOAD


       RGUHS BAMS RS4  Question Papers     Download 

📖 How to Prepare for Exams?

Here are some practical tips for cracking BAMS exams:

  1. Read NCISM Guidelines: Follow the updated syllabus issued by NCISM (formerly CCIM).

  2. Make Notes from Samhitas: Prepare notes directly from reference Ayurvedic texts like Charak Samhita, Sushruta, and Ashtanga Hridaya.

  3. Revise Diagrams & Charts: Especially for subjects like Anatomy and Panchakarma.

  4. Group Study Helps: Discuss tricky topics with peers – this improves understanding.

  5. Practice Answer Writing: Presentation matters! Include shlokas (with meanings), headings, and proper formatting.

🎯 Final Year & Internship

Your final BAMS year is the most critical. It covers major clinical subjects and prepares you for practice. After passing the final exams, you enter the internship year, where you get hands-on experience in:

  • Kaya Chikitsa (General Medicine)

  • Shalya (Surgery)

  • Panchakarma

  • Prasuti Tantra (Obstetrics) & more

📌 Conclusion

BAMS under RGUHS is a deeply enriching course that blends ancient Ayurvedic wisdom with modern scientific principles. Stay focused, manage your time well, and make the most of your internship to build a strong foundation as a future Ayurvedic doctor.

💬 If you’re a BAMS student or planning to join, let us know your questions below. We’re here to hear and solve ur Doubts.

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