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Serious disorders are attributed to evil spirits in Tibetan medicine. The types of disorders are attributed to five male and seven female evil spirits in addition to the two messengers. Each one is described with reference to all the symptoms as well as other clinical features. The good and bad prognostic features are described. The two approaches to treatment are gentle and aggressive. However, the root causes of these are three mental poisons, namely attachment, anger and delusion.

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Appendix: Some Plant-Based Treatments in Paediatric Practice

Appendix: Some Plant-Based Treatments in Paediatric Practice

1.1 (Courtesy: Tenzin Lhundup)

Poekar, shudag, Serje, yungskar, ruta, gugul, Ajag zerjom, seng-khrom, Baleka, Aa wa se, gya sen, tsod, yawakara.

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Herbs’ Name in Tibetan

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Botanical Names

1.

Poekar

Boswellia serrota Roxb

2.

Shudhag

Acorus gramineus soland

3.

Serje

Vemiculitum

4.

Yungkar

Brassica alba (L.) Boiss

5.

Ruta

Saussurea lappa

6.

Gugul

Styrax benzoin Dryand

7.

A jak Zerjom

Chrysanthemum tatsienense

8.

Sengtrom

Symplocos paniculata

9.

ba le ka

Aristolochia moupinensis

10.

Awa se

Fritillaria cirrhosa

11.

Gya sen

Vicia faba L.

12.

tsod

Rubia cordifolia. L.

13.

Ya wa khara

Mirabititum

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Kapur, M. (2016). Serious Disorders of Childhood and Treatments. In: Psychological Perspectives on Childcare in Indian Indigenous Health Systems. Springer, New Delhi. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-2428-0_16

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