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Shloka 18 - Acaraṇā Yoni-Roga

Full verse:
योन्यामधावनात् कण्डूं जाताः कुर्वन्ति जन्तवः। सा स्यादचरणा कण्डुवा तयाऽतिनरकाङ्क्षणी॥18॥

Word-by-Word Meaning:

SanskritMeaning
योन्याम्in the vagina
अधावनात्due to not washing / not cleaning
कण्डूम्itching
जाताःborn / developed
कुर्वन्तिthey cause / do
जन्तवःworms / creatures / organisms
साthat (disease)
स्यात्should be / is called
अचरणाAcaraṇā (name of the disease)
कण्डुवाdue to itching
तयाby that (itching)
अतिनरकाङ्क्षणीone who excessively desires a man (atī = excessive, nara = man, kāṅkṣaṇī = desiring)
Meaning: Due to not washing the vagina, worms develop inside it and they cause itching. That (disease) is called Acaraṇā - and due to that itching, she excessively desires a man.

Shloka 19 - Aticaraṇā Yoni-Roga

Full verse:
पवनोऽतिव्यवायेन शोफसुप्तिरुजः स्त्रियाः। करोति कुपितो योनौ सा चातिचरणा मता॥19॥

Word-by-Word Meaning:

SanskritMeaning
पवनःVāyu / wind / the Vata dosha
अतिexcessive / too much
व्यवायेनby sexual intercourse (vyavāya = coitus)
शोफswelling / oedema
सुप्तिnumbness / loss of sensation
रुजःpain / ache
स्त्रियाःof a woman / in a woman
करोतिcauses / does
कुपितःaggravated / provoked / vitiated
योनौin the vagina
साthat (disease)
and
अतिचरणाAticaraṇā (name of the disease; ati = excessive, caraṇa = going/movement)
मताis considered / is known as
Meaning: Due to excessive sexual intercourse, the aggravated Vāyu (Vata) causes swelling, numbness, and pain in the vagina of a woman. That disease is known as Aticaraṇā.

Shloka 20 - Prākcaraṇā Yoni-Roga

Full verse:
मैथुनादितबालायाः पृष्ठकटयूरुवङ्क्षणम्। रुजन् दूषयते योनिं वायुः प्राक्चरणा हि सा॥20॥

Word-by-Word Meaning:

SanskritMeaning
मैथुनादितdue to engaging in sexual intercourse (maithuna = coitus, ādit = from / due to)
बालायाःof a girl / of one who is young (before menarche)
पृष्ठback
कटिwaist / loin
ऊरुthigh
वङ्क्षणम्groin / inguinal region
रुजन्causing pain / hurting
दूषयतेcontaminates / vitiates / corrupts
योनिम्the vagina / genital tract
वायुःVāyu (the Vata dosha / wind energy)
प्राक्चरणाPrākcaraṇā (prāk = before, caraṇā = movement; disease occurring before the proper age)
हिindeed / verily
साthat (is)
Meaning: In a girl who indulges in sexual intercourse before attaining menarche, Vāyu gets aggravated and causes pain in the back, waist, thighs, and groin, and contaminates the vagina. That disease is indeed called Prākcaraṇā.

These three shlokas are from Chapter 30 - Yonivyāpat-Cikitsā (Treatment of Vaginal Disorders), describing three types of vaginal diseases: Acaraṇā (caused by worms due to poor hygiene), Aticaraṇā (caused by excessive sexual activity), and Prākcaraṇā (caused by premature sexual activity before menarche).
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Shloka 25-26 - Udāvartinī Yoni-Roga

Full verses:
वेगोदावर्तनाद्योनिमुदावर्तयतेऽनिलः। सा रुगार्ता रजः कृच्छ्रेणोदावृत्तं विमुञ्चति॥25॥ आर्तवे सा विमुक्ते तु तत्क्षणं लभते सुखम्। रजसो गमनादूर्ध्वं ज्ञेयोदावर्तिनी बुधैः॥26॥

Word-by-Word Meaning:

SanskritMeaning
वेगnatural urge (vegā = urge/force)
उदावर्तनात्due to suppression / due to going upward (uda = up, āvartana = turning/obstructing)
योनिम्the vagina / genital passage
उदावर्तयतेcauses to move upward / reverses
अनिलःVāyu / wind / the Vata dosha
साshe (that woman)
रुगार्ताafflicted with pain (ruk = pain, ārtā = afflicted)
रजःmenstrual blood
कृच्छ्रेणwith great difficulty / painfully
उदावृत्तम्going upward / reversed
विमुञ्चतिreleases / discharges
आर्तवेwhen the menstrual blood
साshe
विमुक्तेis released / is discharged
तुbut / then
तत्क्षणम्at that very moment / immediately
लभतेobtains / gets
सुखम्relief / comfort / ease
रजसोof the menstrual blood
गमनात्due to the going / movement
ऊर्ध्वम्upward direction
ज्ञेयाshould be known as
उदावर्तिनीUdāvartinī (the disease of upward-flowing menstrual blood)
बुधैःby the wise / by learned physicians
Meaning: Due to suppression of natural urges, Vāyu reverses the flow in the genital passage (moves upward). That afflicted woman releases menstrual blood with great difficulty as it flows upward. But the moment the menstrual blood is released, she immediately gets relief. Because the menstrual blood flows upward, the wise physicians should know it as Udāvartinī.

Shloka 27-28 - Karṇinī Yoni-Roga

Full verses:
अकाले वाहमानाया गर्भेण पिहितोऽनिलः। कर्णिकां जनयेद्योनौ श्लेष्मरक्तेन मूर्च्छितः॥27॥ रक्तमार्गावरोधिन्या सा तया कर्णिनी मता॥28॥

Word-by-Word Meaning:

SanskritMeaning
अकालेat an untimely moment / prematurely (a = not, kāla = time)
वाहमानायाःof one who is straining/pushing (to give birth)
गर्भेणby the fetus
पिहितःobstructed / blocked
अनिलःVāyu / wind / Vata dosha
कर्णिकाम्a karṇikā (small muscular knot/sprout - literally "ear-like projection")
जनयेत्produces / generates / gives rise to
योनौin the vagina
श्लेष्मKapha (mucus/phlegm dosha)
रक्तेनwith Rakta (blood)
मूर्च्छितःcombined with / aggravated by / intensified
रक्तमार्गthe path/channel of menstrual blood
अवरोधिन्याःof one that obstructs / blocks
साthat (disease)
तयाby that (obstruction)
कर्णिनीKarṇinī (name of the disease; karṇa = ear/projection, referring to knot-like growths)
मताis known as / is considered
Meaning: In a woman who strains prematurely (without labor pains) to deliver the fetus, the movement of Vāyu is blocked by the fetus. That Vāyu, combined/aggravated with Kapha and Rakta (blood), produces small muscular knots (Karṇikās) in the vagina. Because these obstruct the path of menstrual blood, that disease is known as Karṇinī.

Shloka 28-29 - Putraghnī Yoni-Roga

Full verses:
रौक्ष्याद्वायुर्यदा गर्भं जातं जातं विनाशयेत्॥28॥ दुष्टशोणितजं नार्याः पुत्रघ्नी नाम सा मता॥29॥

Word-by-Word Meaning:

SanskritMeaning
रौक्ष्यात्due to dryness / due to consumption of dry (rūkṣa) foods
वायुःVāyu / Vata dosha
यदाwhen
गर्भम्the embryo / fetus
जातं जातम्again and again as soon as formed / repeatedly (each time it forms)
विनाशयेत्destroys / kills
दुष्टvitiated / corrupted / contaminated
शोणितजम्born of / formed from blood (śoṇita = blood, ja = born)
नार्याःof a woman
पुत्रघ्नीPutraghnī - "killer of offspring" (putra = son/offspring, ghnī = one who kills)
नामby name / called
साthat (disease)
मताis known as / is considered
Meaning: When Vāyu, aggravated by dryness (consumption of dry foods), repeatedly destroys the embryo formed from contaminated blood (dusta śoṇita) of a woman, again and again as soon as it forms - that disease of the woman is known by the name Putraghnī (the "offspring-destroyer").

These shlokas are from Chapter 30 - Yonivyāpat-Cikitsā, describing three more vaginal disorders:
  • Udāvartinī (verses 25-26): Menstrual blood flows upward due to suppressed Vāyu
  • Karṇinī (verses 27-28): Knot-like growths (Karṇikās) block menstrual blood due to obstructed Vāyu combined with Kapha and Rakta
  • Putraghnī (verses 28-29): Repeated destruction of embryo due to vitiated Vāyu from dry food consumption
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