Significance of Urinary passage
Urinary Passages in Ayurveda are defined as the channels that facilitate the transport of urine and can be influenced by various diseases and external factors. These passages include anatomical structures such as the urethra and bladder, which are integral to urine flow. The health of the urinary passages is sensitive to both internal and external influences, indicating their importance in overall bodily function and wellness. Understanding these pathways helps in addressing urinary health concerns effectively.
Synonyms: Urethra, Urinary tract, Urinary channel, Ureter.
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Hindu concept of 'Urinary passage'
In Hinduism, Urinary Passages refer to vital channels for urine transport, susceptible to diseases and influences, encompassing the anatomical pathways like the urethra and bladder essential for maintaining bodily health.
From: Charaka Samhita (English translation)
(1) Channels that transport urine, which can become affected by various diseases resulting in symptoms.[1] (2) The channels in the body responsible for transporting urine, sensitive to various external and internal influences affecting their health.[2]
From: Sushruta Samhita, volume 4: Cikitsasthana
(1) The anatomical pathway through which urine flows, including the urethra and bladder.[3]