Significance of Shushkakshipaka
Shushkakshipaka is an Ayurvedic term describing a condition similar to dry eye syndrome, characterized by symptoms such as dryness, blurred vision, and difficulty closing the eyelids. Identified as a non-secreting conjunctivitis and not suitable for surgical intervention, it is considered a vata and pitta vitiated condition affecting the entire ocular surface. This disorder is increasingly recognized in relation to Computer Vision Syndrome and reflects lifestyle changes that contribute to eye health issues.
In Dutch: Shushkakshipaka; In Spanish: Shushkakshipaka; In Finnish: Shushkashipaka
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Hindu concept of 'Shushkakshipaka'
Shushkakshipaka in Hinduism is interpreted as a painful eye condition characterized by inflammation, burning sensation, closed eyelids, and clouded vision, categorized as a non-surgical conjunctivitis requiring specific treatment methods.
From: Sushruta Samhita, Volume 6: Uttara-tantra
(1) One of the eye diseases listed as not suitable for surgical operations.[1] (2) A non-secreting type of conjunctivitis that requires specific treatments outlined in the text.[2]
From: Garuda Purana
(1) A disease involving burning sensation and painful closed eyelids, resulting in clouded vision.[3]