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Medical Malpractices in Present Time Medical Tourism and Charaka Samhita

History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in Kushana Period (185-73 BCE) -8
History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in India, South Asia- 99
(With Special mentions of History of Medicines in India)
 By: Bhishma Kukreti (Medical Tourism Historian)
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 Understanding Medical Tourism in India before and After British Rule
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 Today, Medical tourism is defined that patients visit foreign territory for medical treatments. However, when there were no formal hospitals in India before British came in picture, the medical tourism was different than today's definitions and explanations by tourism scholars. This author is witness in Rural medical system in Pauri garhwal till 1980 . Till 1980, In Rural garhwal or Rural India as whole , Ayurveda medical practitioners used to treat citizens than Alopathic hospitals  hospitals. In Rural Garhwal and In India as whole , usually patients did not visit Ayurveda Vaidya or physicians or traditional surgeons or physicians but the Ayurveda medical practitioners used to visit patients . This practice was also there in Charaka or Atreya period .That was why those medical practitioners used to be called 'Charaka' or roamers  for treating patients.
            Malpractices in medical profession
  These days, there is always discussion about malpractices and unethical practices by fake medical practitioners (2) . However, in ancient India, our scholars pointed out the attentions on such fake or ill knowledgeable medical practitioners .

      Mal-practicing Medical Practitioners in Charaka Samhita

   Charaka Samhita (Sutrasthanam ekonatrisho Adhyaya prose differentiates between Right medical practioner and fake medical practitioners (1) . Chraka samhita names the Right Physician as Pranbhisar or that brings back life and Fake Physician as Rogbhisak or that brings diseases or illness.
  After explaining characteristics of Right physician , Atrideva explains to Agnivesha the characteristics of Fake Medical Practitioners as (3) -
    " Opposite of Pranbhisak the Rogbhisak takes away the life and brings the illness. These physicians in the form (deceptive form) of physician are fake physicians and are painful as spikes in the society, they mangled, anti society, anti righteous acts and roam in the nation due to laziness of the King ( Means-  lawlessness , weak administration). Followings are specific characteristics of such fake physicians -
Putting on the dress of  right physician, these fake visit street or houses of the ill man for curing in greed.  Hearing the illness of a persons they surround the ill one from all corners and boosts his qualities. These fake physicians criticize repeatedly the current physician of ill person. These fake physicians make  the relatives of patient on their sides by serving , luring , by flattering and or by backbiting. They shows their desire very less. Getting medical job, they see here and there. Cunningly, they hide their ill knowledge. If they are unable for curing, they blame the patient by telling him or her "You don;t have resources, servants, medicines, " They escape other territories in case of death of patient. They deceive ignorant patient by dramatizing them very ignorant person and before a stable man they talk loudly. They ran away from learned person as if there is fear in the jungle. They don't have any knowledge of Ayurveda and by getting thread of Ayurveda they treat the patient at any time by that thread whether necessary or not. They neither ask anything to others nor they like to be asked. Getting questions they run away as if there is death. Neithe they have any teacher nor pupil or classmate."

Charaka Samhita names such fake physician as Chidimar or brid hunter that spread net for catching birds in jungle, Charaka sanhita names them as servant of death, snakes etc  (C.S. same chapter 9, 10, 11, 12)
 Today too, the malpracticing physicians do practice in other countries. Fr example, Mid day a daily (date April 18 , 2018) reports that Maharashtra Medical Concil (MMC) sent summon for 53 doctors showing fake degree certificates for getting additional degree courses. Mid Day,  on the above issue informs that MMC suspended 20 doctors after finding their fake certificates.
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References –
1-Mahrshi Agnivesh Pranit Charak Samhita Pratham Khand , 1948, ' Sutrasthana, Prathamo Adhyaya' ,  (Translation in Hindi by Kaviraj Atrideva, Gupta )  Bhargava Pushtkalaya Banarasa  , India ,page    387  -391   
2-Philips M.Singer (2007), Medical Malpractice Overseas : The Legal Uncertainty Surrounding Medical Tourism, Duke Law Scholarship Repository Journals LCP , vol 70 no 2 (2007) page 211-232
2-Mahrshi Agnivesh Pranit Charak Samhita Pratham Khand , 1948, ' Sutrasthana, Prathamo Adhyaya' ,  (Translation in Hindi by Kaviraj Atrideva, Gupta )  Bhargava Pushtkalaya Banarasa  ,India  page    389 -390

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Medical  Seminars , Conferences ,  Symposiums  in Charaka Samhita -1

History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in Charaka samhita , Kushana Period (185-73 BCE) -10
History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in India, South Asia- 101
(With Special mentions of History of Medicines in India)
 By: Bhishma Kukreti (Medical Tourism Historian)
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  For medical tourism development, it requires medical experts. For medical exprtness, there must be is a sources of  educating pupil about various filds of medical science and sources of medicines.  Science developed by continous process and so the medical science or Ayurveda or Siddha in India. Sience or Ayurveda require  teaching , learning , experimenting, researches and sharing various knowledge of different medical science fields by scholars is must by ways of conferences, symposiums or seminars.  It is ture in case of Ayurveda that various scholrs got knowledge from nature and experiening or experimenting and then shared there knowledge through seminars, symposiums or one to one discussion too.
  In Charak Samhita or Sushruta Samhita  , symposium or  seminars or conferences for medical science discussion  are called as 'Tadvidy-Sambhasha' or geenral word  'Sambhashanam'
   There are  mentions of 7 such symposium in Charaka Samhita (1).
  Charaka samhita mentions such symposiums as follows-
             Ayurvedavatarana Parishad
Aim- Find out solution for the diseases that originated diseases also originate
In Sholka 6, 7, 8, 9 to  19-in  first Chapter of Sthansutra of Charaka Samhita translated by Atrideva , there is description of sages having symposium/conferences  and discussion  in back of Himalaya for discussing getting knowledge for the remedies for diseases and found that Indra was the suitable teacher. Bhardwaj sage offered his services for visiting Indra and sages permitted Bhardwaj sage for visiting Indra and knowing the remedies of diseases (2) .As per book by Atrideva (2),  the following is analysis of  medical scholars conference of Ayurvedaavtaran or Emergence of Ayurveda
Venue -Somewhere in Back of (parshwa) Himalaya
Participants- Number of Prominent Sages,  Rishis or  scholars -53 and many other sages or scholars. There are mentions of names of 53 Sages as Angira, Vashishtha , Vishwamitra, Sankhya , Pulatsya etc  in Charaka Samhita (2)
Subject of discussion- as mentioned in Aim .
  Hypothetical Analysis of above Medical Conference
    This author  imagines -how the conference would have been organized .The above conference would have been organized at the time of Atreya Punarvashu means 1000 BC. When there was least medium of communication. Atreya was the convener of that conference. Atreya is supposed to belonged to Punjab or nearby region. Atreya might have first discussed the matter with his close friends and disciples for organizing the conference in Himalaya. Then they all might have arranged the messengers for visiting various sages and conveying messages all over India (mostly, North and Central India including Magadha  dominates  Charaka Samhita)  Magdha.)  . Then the disciples or friends of Atreya would have trained messengers for conveying the messages for sages. Atreya and company might have used  their political connection for provision of transportation and safety of messengers.
  Atreya and company would have arranged political safety methods , path finders for sages for attending the conference in Himalaya. Definitely, Atreya and company might have arranges lodging and bordingfor all those sages.
       In the conference, the decision was for Bhardwaja visting Indra for knowing medical science. here, in  author's opinion, Bhardwaja might have learnt various facts from a sage (must be more learned one) and then would have told Ayurveda to Atreya and others. They must  have memorized and told to their disciples for memorizing and then those disciples would have roamed here and there and told Ayurveda to others .
           Medical Tour in every step
After analyzing the conference and various consequences of conference of Ayurvedavataranam , it is clear that many people toured not only for calling sages but after the conference too for spreading the knowledge. Since, writing was rare in those time, the sages used oral sharing methods for knowledge sharing among  sages and spreading . Knowledge was in Sanskrit , hence a special types of persons would have been selected by the Guru for making the persons Physicians.
 

   
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References –
1-Sawant Varun M., Paliwal Murlidhar (2016) Tadvidya-Sambhasha in Brihattriya , Journal of Ayurveda and Herbal Medicines 2016 , 04 (04)   page 22-25
2-Mahrshi Agnivesh Pranit Charak Samhita Pratham Khand , 1948, ' Sutrasthana, Prathamo Adhyaya' ,  (Translation in Hindi by Kaviraj Atrideva, Gupta )  Bhargava Pushtkalaya Banarasa  , p 6 , 7 , 8
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Medical Experts Conference on Rashipurush evam Rogottpativishyaka or Origin of Disease  in Charaka Samhita 

Medical  Seminars , Conferences ,  Symposiums  in Charaka Samhita -3

History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in Charaka Samhita , Kushana Period (185-73 BC) -12
History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in India, South Asia- 103
(With Special mentions of History of Medicines in India)

 By: Bhishma Kukreti (Medical Tourism Historian)
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  Medical Expert Conferences are important factors of Medical Tourism or Medical facilities development. Charaka samhita mentions such 7 medical conferences (1).
   Sawant et. all offer us the detail of each conference of Charaka samhita . There was a conference on origin of diseases wherein medical expertizing  sages participated in the conference. The third above  conference  was 'Rashipurush evam Rogottpativishyaka'(1).
Aim- The aim of above cited conference was for determining man -an aggregate of soul, senses, mind and objects and his diseases.
Place of Medical Conference - Unknown or not mentioned in Charaka Samhita
Participating Medical expert Sages - Sawant et. all offer the following sages those participated in 'Rashipurush evam Rogottpativishyaka 'samhashana (symposium)-
1- Kashiraj Vamka
2-Parikshi  a  decedent of Mudgla
3-Sharaloma
4-Varyovida
5-Hiranakshya
6-Kaushika
7-Bhadrakapya
8-Bharadvaja
9-Kankanya
10-Punarvashu Atreya - was presiding speaker concluded the conference and concluded that one should not enter into such a controversy because it  was difficult for arriving at truth by taking sides with its partial aspects.
     The discussion mentioned in Sutrasthan of Charaka Samhita (2) suggest that those experts were called by Atreya and he organized and managed the conference as an  organization  organizes medical conference or medical tourism conference today time. It is necessary to imagine the hurdles of that  time when facilities were in shortage and experts were far from each other. Experts had to memorize each sentence and tell to  his disciples or fellows for memorizing  for further educating to pupils or up coming physicians.   
References -
1-Sawant varun M, Paliwal Murlidhar, Tadvidya-Samhashana In Brihattrayi , Unique Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicines 2016 , 4 (4) page 22-25
2- Charak- samhita Surtrasthana,(25/03-28), Dr. Ram Karan Sharma, Vaidya Bhagwan Das In, Agnivesha's Charak-samhita, English Translation and Critical exposition vol. 1,  first edition Varanasi , Chaukhamba Sanskrit series office, 2002   

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Medical Conferences on Human Embryology Parishad in Charak Samhita

Medical Seminars, Conferences,  Symposiums  in Charaka Samhita -5

History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in Charaka Samhita, Kushana Period  -14
History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in India, South Asia- 105
(With Special mentions of History of Medicines in India)
 By: Bhishma Kukreti (Medical Tourism Historian)
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Medical Expert Conferences are important factors of Medical Tourism or Medical facilities development. Charaka Samhita mentions such 7 medical conferences (1).
One of important conferences was for knowing the facts about Embryology in Charaka Samhita or Garbhakrantivishayak Parishad (2). The details of the Garbhakrantivishayak Parishad are as follows –
Venue – Unknown
Aim- Process of formation of foetus and other embryological development process
Participating Medical Scholar Sages – Atreya presiding speaker and opener the discussion , Bhardvaja .
   First Atreya opened the subject and Bhardvaja showed his doubts and then Atreya explained and satisfied the queries of Bhardvaja .
    The culture on the time of Charaka or Atreya was that Viadyas used to roam for gaining and meeting other scholars and spreading the gained knowledge by roaming only. That type of tourism was specific and related to Medical science development
 

References -
1-Sawant Varun M, Paliwal Murlidhar, Tadvidya-Samhashana In Brihattrayi , Unique Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicines 2016 , 4 (4) page 22-25
2- Charak- samhita Surtrasthana,3/03-14, Dr. Ram Karan Sharma, Vaidya Bhagwan das In, Agnivesha's Charak-samhita, English Translation and Critical exposition vol. 1 first edition Varanasi , Chaukhamba Sanskrit series office, 2002   
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Medical Conferences on Excellence of Enema and Madan Phala in Charaka Samhita

Medical Seminars, Conferences, Symposiums in Charaka Samhita -7

History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in Charaka Samhita, Kushana Period -16
History of Medical Tourism, Health and Wellness Tourism in India, South Asia- 107
(With Special mentions of History of Medicines in India)
 By: Bhishma Kukreti (Medical Tourism Historian)
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  There was conference for discussion on Enema and importance of Madan Phala mentioned in Charaka Samhita (2).
 Varun Sawant et all describe about ‘Madanpahalaadivishayak Parishad as follows –
Venue of Symposium – Not mentioned
Aim- To resolve the dispute over the most useful ingredient from amongst Madanpahala etc  for Astahapana –basti and for determining the excellence of enema with Madanpahla and other fruits in specific ailments.
Visiting Participants – Bhrigu, Kaushika, Kapya, Shaunaka, Pulstya, Asita gautama
President – Punarvasu Atreya .
This cited text is not initial Charaka Samhita text but is added by Acharya Dridhabala(1)
There was serious discussion and debates for various fruits and their effects and benefits in various ailments in the symposium especially Madanphala.
Acharya Atreya delivered the concluding speech and was honored by all participants.
   This symposium is also one of best examples of Medical Tourism in old age India wherein medical experts used to roam for offering not only treatments but also experts used to  meet for exchanges of medical knowledge and spread the knowledge further to their disciples through oral system of education.






References -
1-Sawant Varun M, Paliwal Murlidhar, Tadvidya-Samhashana In Brihattrayi , Unique Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicines 2016 , 4 (4) page 22-25
2- Charak- Samhita Siddhisthana 11/03-14 , Dr. Ram Karan Sharma, Vaidya Bhagwan Das In, Agnivesha's Charak-samhita, English Translation and Critical exposition vol. 1 first edition Varanasi , Chaukhamba Sanskrit series office, 2002 
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