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An insight on classical perspective of Mālankhūliyā

International Journal of Unani and Integrative Medicine · 2024 · Vol. 8(1) · pp. 119–122
Shamama UsmaniAsia Sultana

Abstract

Mālankhūliyā is defined as a disorder in which the mental functions are deranged and the afflicted person is more prone toward constant grief, fear, and dubious aggression, and the ability to analyze and interpret things is grossly affected. Approximately 8 to 10 mental illnesses are found for every 1000 people worldwide. In its canonical literature, the ancient traditional medical system known as Unani describes not only the idea of this condition but also how to manage it with a variety of treatment options that, if followed, will significantly lessen human suffering. The aim of this research was to insight a classical review on Mālankhūliyā in Unani medicine and to review this classical book that were investigated are Al-Qanoon, Al-Hawi-fi-Tib, Kamil-us-Sana'a, Kitab-ul-Kuliyat and related research articles from different webs for both were searched.

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