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July 16, 20260 citationsOpen Access

A Review Article on Sukravaha Srotas and It's Viddha Lakshana With Special Reference to Contemporary Science

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*B*1Dr. T. Nandita, 2Dr. Krishnamurthy N., 3Dr. Shivanand Bilagi

Key Points

  • The aim is to review the concept of Sukravaha Srotas in Ayurveda and analyze its implications in relation to contemporary male reproductive disorders.
  • Analyzed classical Ayurvedic texts on Sukravaha Srotas and Viddha Lakshanas.
  • Compared symptoms with contemporary scientific understanding of male reproductive health issues.
  • Identified correlations between Ayurvedic symptoms and modern conditions like hypogonadism and erectile dysfunction.
  • Symptoms like Klaibya and Alpa Shukrata align with contemporary diagnoses of erectile dysfunction and low sperm count.

Abstract

Srotas are described in Ayurveda as channels responsible for circulation and nourishment of body tissues. Sukravaha Srotas is the channel related to Shukra Dhatu, which is responsible for reproduction and vitality. Classical texts mention specific symptoms when this Srotas is injured or disturbed, known as Viddha Lakshanas. These include Klaibya (erectile dysfunction), Alpa Shukrata (low sperm count), Vandhyatva (infertility), and Maithuna Asahishnuta (inability to perform sexual activity). When we analyse these symptoms in light of contemporary science, they closely resemble disorders of the male reproductive system such as hypogonadism, oligospermia, erectile dysfunction, and infertility. This article attempts to review the classical concept of Sukravaha Srotas and correlate it with modern anatomical and physiological understanding of the male reproductive system.

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*1Dr. T. Nandita, 2Dr. Krishnamurthy N., 3Dr. Shivanand Bilagi (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a5875f72b46c88ba9ad1a5bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21357939
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