ACADEMIC STRESS: A CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING BASED ON AYURVEDIC PRINCIPLES

R. Kulkarni, Abhimanyu Kumar, Savita Hp
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Children and academics are not exempted from stress. Academic stress is referred to as elements related to school, studies, family and others that potentially disrupt the physical and psychological homeostasis, besides hampers the performance in academics. It can even be detrimental if not well managed. Despite the loss of lives consequent upon poor academic stress management and resultant academic under achievement, academic stress is less researched.Psychotherapy is the current gold standard. Moreover, now-a-day, there is increase in number of children with stress manifestations seeking Ayurveda treatment at office practice and the reports show encouraging results. Many herbal drugs have been researched and established for anti stress activity.Thus understanding of stress through Ayurveda fundamentals is a step ahead in conceptualising academic stress that is not explicitly described in Ayurveda classics. This would pave way for better understanding of the condition and improvised management strategies. This article adapts concept of manas (mind) and medha (higher mental functions) as constructs to arrive at Chittodvega- entitle ofthe academic stress. Attempts are made to understand etiopathological basis of the condition based on concepts of prajnaparadha and of course tridosha to arrive at disease mapping through nidana(etiology), purvarupa (prodromata), rupa (clinical manifestation), upashayanupashaya (factors increase or decrease the conditions) and samprapti (pathogenesis). Researches on the same are used as evidences for the facts. Based on these, sadhyasadhyata (prognosis) of the condition, chikitsa siddhanta (management principles) and preventions could be derived.
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学术压力:基于阿育吠陀原理的概念理解
儿童和学者也不能免于压力。学业压力是指与学校、学习、家庭和其他方面有关的因素,这些因素可能会破坏身体和心理的稳态,并阻碍学业表现。如果管理不善,它甚至可能是有害的。尽管由于学业压力管理不善和学业成绩不佳而造成生命损失,但对学业压力的研究却很少。心理治疗是当前的黄金标准。此外,现在有越来越多的有压力表现的儿童在办公室实践中寻求阿育吠陀治疗,报告显示出令人鼓舞的结果。许多草药已被研究并证实具有抗应激活性。因此,通过阿育吠陀基本原理来理解压力,是将阿育吠陀经典中没有明确描述的学术压力概念化的一步。这将为更好地了解情况和临时管理策略铺平道路。本文采用manas(心智)和medha(高级心理功能)的概念作为构念,来探讨学术压力的称谓——chittodevga。根据prajnaparadha和tridosha的概念,试图了解疾病的病因病理学基础,通过nidana(病因学)、purvarupa(前症)、rupa(临床表现)、upashayanupashaya(增加或减少疾病的因素)和samprapti(发病机制)来绘制疾病图。同样的研究被用作事实的证据。在此基础上,可以推导出病情的预后、管理原则和预防措施。
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