Description
Do not ignore persistent burning sensations, skin complaints, bleeding-related symptoms, or symptoms associated with Rakta-Pitta imbalance.
In Ayurveda, the health of Rakta Dhatu is closely associated with the balance of Pitta Dosha, Agni, and proper Dhatu nourishment.
The following complaints may indicate the need to pay attention to Rakta Dhatu and Pitta balance:
Burning sensation in the body
Burning sensation in the mouth
Skin-related complaints
Burning or redness of the eyes
Bleeding-related complaints
Symptoms associated with Rakta-Pitta
From an Ayurvedic perspective, such symptoms may be considered in relation to:
✔ Pitta Dosha imbalance
✔ Disturbed Agni
✔ Inappropriate dietary habits
✔ Excessive intake of very spicy or heating foods
✔ Irregular lifestyle
✔ Rakta Dhatu imbalance
Ayurveda recognizes a close relationship between Rakta Dhatu and Pitta Dosha.
Therefore, maintaining balanced Rakta Dhatu involves the broader sequence of:
Balanced Agni → Proper Digestion → Dosha Balance → Proper Rakta Dhatu Nourishment
This classical perspective highlights the importance of digestion, diet, lifestyle and individualized Ayurvedic management.
According to the formulation information provided, the प्रमुख dravyas include:
🌿 Kadupadaval / Patola
🌿 Anantamula / Sariva
🌿 Nagarmotha / Musta
🌿 Patha
🌿 Kutaki
These herbs are traditionally considered in Ayurvedic management involving Pitta, Rakta and digestive/metabolic balance.
The provided product literature mentions traditional use in the following conditions:
| Classical Term | Practical / Modern Correlation |
|---|---|
| Daha | Burning sensation |
| Mukhadaha | Burning sensation in the mouth |
| Gud daha | Burning sensation in the anal region |
| Udar daha | Abdominal burning sensation |
| Udavarta | Vata-related upward/obstructed movement |
| Netra daha | Burning sensation in the eyes |
| Vidradhi | Abscess / localized inflammatory swelling |
| Kushta | Chronic skin disorders |
| Vatarakta | Gout / inflammatory joint-skin presentation correlation |
| Raktapitta | Bleeding disorders / Pitta-associated bleeding syndrome |
| Shula | Pain / colicky pain |
| Kamala | Jaundice / hepatobiliary disorder correlation |
| Pandu | Anaemia / pallor syndrome correlation |
| Agni-nasha | Marked impairment of digestion |
| Raktanetra | Redness / bloodshot appearance of eyes |
| Raktamutrata | Blood in urine / haematuria |
These are traditional Ayurvedic indications and should not be interpreted as direct modern disease-equivalence or as proof of clinical efficacy. Appropriate diagnosis and treatment should be determined by a qualified physician.
🥗 Choose a balanced, fresh and wholesome diet.
🌶️ Reduce excessive spicy and heating foods.
💧 Maintain adequate hydration.
😴 Follow a regular sleep routine.
🚫 Avoid alcohol and tobacco.
🧘 Practice effective stress-management techniques.
Persistent skin complaints, recurrent burning, unexplained bleeding, persistent eye redness, blood in urine, jaundice, or other blood-related symptoms should not be self-treated.
👉 Proper diagnosis is essential before selecting any Ayurvedic formulation.
Consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician for individualized treatment based on Prakriti, Dosha, Agni, Dhatu status and clinical condition.
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Ingredients
Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya, Chikitsa Sthana, Adhyaya 1
| Sr. No. | Ingredient | Part Used | Botanical / Scientific Name | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Patol | Root (Rt.) | Trichosanthes dioica | 60 mg |
| 2 | Sariva | Root (Rt.) | Hemidesmus indicus | 60 mg |
| 3 | Musta | Rhizome (Rz.) | Cyperus rotundus | 60 mg |
| 4 | Patha | Root (Rt.) | Cissampelos pareira | 60 mg |
| 5 | Katurohini | Root (Rt.) | Trichosanthes cucumerina | 60 mg |
| Total Listed Quantity | 300 mg |
Indication
| Sr. No. | Granthokta / Classical Indication | Modern Correlation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Satata Jvara | Continuous / persistent fever |
| 2 | Visarpa | Allergic or spreading skin-rash-like presentation* |
| 3 | Daha – Mukha | Burning sensation in oral/buccal cavity |
| 4 | Daha – Guda | Burning sensation in the anal region |
| 5 | Daha – Netra | Burning sensation in the eyes |
| 6 | Daha – Ura | Burning sensation in the chest |
| 7 | Daha – Udara | Burning sensation in the abdomen |
| 8 | Vidradhi | Abscess / localized inflammatory swelling |
| 9 | Kustha | Chronic skin disorders |
| 10 | Vatarakta | Gout / inflammatory joint-skin presentation correlation |
| 11 | Raktapitta | Bleeding disorders / Pitta-associated bleeding |
| 12 | Kamala | Jaundice / hepatitis-related presentation |
| 13 | Vyang | Hyperpigmentation, especially facial pigmentation |
| 14 | Agninasha | Marked loss/impairment of appetite and digestion |
| 15 | Raktanetra | Redness / bloodshot appearance of eyes |
| 16 | Raktamutrata | Haematuria / blood in urine |
Product Summary
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Raktapachak Vati |
| Classical Reference | Ashtanga Hridaya, Chikitsa Sthana, Adhyaya 1 |
| Number of Listed Ingredients | 5 |
| Total Listed Ingredient Quantity | 300 mg |
| Ayurvedic Focus | Rakta Dhatu • Pitta Balance • Agni Support |
| Key Dravyas | Patol • Sariva • Musta • Patha • Katurohini |
Dosage
Caution
“Not just one formulation — a process designed around seven stages.”
The Sapt Dhatu Pachak concept integrates seven distinct formulations:
Aam Pachak • Rasa Pachak • Rakta Pachak • Mamsa Pachak • Medo Pachak • Asthi Pachak • Majja Pachak
At Vishwachaitanya, emphasis is placed on independent Bhavana-Sanskara for the individual ingredients according to the intended processing requirements of each formulation.
Independent Drug Selection
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Independent Bhavana
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Sapta-Bhavita Sanskara
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15–20 Days of Controlled Processing
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Sapt Dhatu Pachak
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“Each ingredient is processed according to its intended role — not simply blended together.”
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