[sibilsidhik]

Hey buddy, I want to know about the history of pain balms in india for an research please reply as soon as possible...

[Clough]

Hi, sibilsidhik!

One way to start to find out about that would be to click on the following searches.

History of Pain Balms in India - Google Search

History of Pain Balms in India Alternative Medicine - Google Search

If you change the wording or add to the wording or the search terms, you'll be likely to come up with even more results.

Hopefully, others will also come along with additional suggestions for you.

Thanks!

[sibilsidhik]

Hi, sibilsidhik!

One way to start to find out about that would be to click on the following searches.

History of Pain Balms in India - Google Search

History of Pain Balms in India Alternative Medicine - Google Search

If you change the wording or add to the wording or the search terms, you'll be likely to come up with even more results.

Hopefully, others will also come along with additional suggestions for you.

Thanks!

Mr.clough thnks for your suggestion. And it is to your kind information that all those mediums are tried and there is no result.actually there is no article or post in any of search engines. If u can make it

[Clough]

What else might the pain balms be called then? They could be called something else that would help in searching for the information.

Thanks!

[sibilsidhik]

What else might the pain balms be called then? They could be called something else that would help in searching for the information.

Thanks!

Hmmmm...

[Clough]

It is something to think about because they might have totally different types of names and descriptions than what we're used to using.

Do you think that any of the following synonyms for balm might be appropriate. If so, which ones, please?

Thanks!

Analgesic, application, balsam, cerate, compound, cream, demulcent, dressing, embrocation, emollient, formula, lotion, medicine, ointment, potion, poultice, preparation, prescription, salve, soother, soothing agent, unction, unguent

[sibilsidhik]

Sir,
Specifically this pain balm is a kind of medicine which helps to cure headches and quick rlei from cold. And at present there is no history for the same in Yahoo,gooogle and msn.

[Clough]

What about the following search then? Would any of the websites found on it give you any of the information that you might need?

History of Pain Medicine in India - Google Search

Thanks!

[sibilsidhik]

I appreciate your initiative to solve this. But it is not sufficient. When trying this history of pain medicine in india it comes all about pain management and a book of novel.

[Clough]

Is this for a class that you're wanting to know the information or just something you're wanting to research yourself, please?

Thanks!

[sibilsidhik]

This is for a research and report on indian pain balm industry

[Clough]

I'm still not clear. Is it for school then?

Thanks!

[Lady Doc]

Hi Buddy,

Pain balms in the history of India are rooted in its traditional system of medicine - Ayurveda and the balms were generally put under the category of LEPAM meaning Annointments / in modern term Ointments. The specific term for Pain balm is Vedanahara [Vedana - Pain, Hara - Relieving], Vedana Samhari [That which destroys pain], Vedana Sthapana [that which stops pain], Shoola samhari [That which stops shooting pain] etc based on specific action of a particular pain balm / Lepam. In ayurveda there are several types of pains enumerated and each type has a particular lepam formulation / ingredient mix.

You would be better off in reading through Ayurvedic Texts like Charaka samhita, Sushrutha Samhita, Ashtanga Hrudaya etc which are Treatises on this ancient subject dating back to thousands of years. Better go to a Ayurvedic Physician rather than buying the texts.

Ask in case you need any more clarifications.

[Clough]

Thank you for providing some revelation concerning the pain balms, Lady Doc!