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Dhat: what dhātu means in Ayurveda, and how modern medicine understands the worry about semen loss
Dhat (धात) comes from dhātu, Ayurveda's word for body tissue. How the classical idea and Dhat syndrome compare.
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Shighrapatan: what the word means, and how Ayurveda and modern medicine see premature ejaculation
Shighrapatan (शीघ्रपतन) is the Hindi medical word for premature ejaculation. How Ayurveda and modern medicine each read it.
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Swapnadosh (svapnadosha): what Ayurveda means by nightfall, and what modern medicine says
Swapnadosh (स्वप्नदोष) is the Hindi and Ayurvedic word for nightfall. Why it is usually normal, and how both views compare.
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Śukra dhātu (shukra dhatu): what Ayurveda means by it, and how it compares with modern sexual and reproductive health
Śukra dhātu (शुक्र धातु) is Ayurveda's name for reproductive tissue. How the classical idea compares with modern men's health.
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