Question

According to Charaka, what are clinical manifestations of Jwaramoksha? Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

• A. Vigata Klama – Santaapa, Avyatha, Vimalendriyata
• B. Sharir shaityata, Dahahani, Rochakata
• C. Vigata vairasya, Vgat Daha, Sharir shaityata
• D. Vigata Shitasahyata, Vgat Daha, Sharir shaityata

Hint:

Jwaramoksha is the phase of recovery after a fever, where the body regains its normal functions, and these manifestations show that the body is no longer in distress.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

According to Charaka, the clinical manifestations of Jwaramoksha (the recovery phase after a fever) include:
- Vigata Klama (absence of fatigue)
- Santaapa (absence of excessive heat)
- Avyatha (no pain or discomfort)
- Vimalendriyata (clear functioning of the senses) These are indicative of the body returning to a state of balance after the fever has subsided. The absence of these symptoms marks the transition to health after the fever, known as Jwaramoksha. Thus, the correct answer is (1) Vigata Klama – Santaapa, Avyatha, Vimalendriyata.