चक्षुषोश्चापसर्पणमिति॥(च नि ७/६)
धीविभ्रंशः सत्वपरिप्लवश्च पर्याकुला दृष्टिधीरता च।
अबद्धवाक्त्वं हृदयं च शून्यं सामान्यामुन्मादस्यलिङ्गम्॥(च चि ९/६)

Shira shoonyata – Disturbed level of consciousness, netra vyakulata – Involuntary movements of eyes , Uchvasa adhikata –eructations /belching , lalasrava- excessive salivation , Bhojana aniccha – anorexia, Arochaka- Dyspepsia, Avipaka- Indigestion Hrudgraha – Decreased cardiac output, Chinta bramsha –Confusion, Udarda- Urticaria, Chakkar – Vertigo

Psychosis is characterized by significant changes in a person’s perceptions, thoughts, beliefs, and behaviours.

• hallucinations – where a person hears, sees and, in some cases, feels, smells or tastes things that aren’t there; a common hallucination is hearing voices
• delusions – where a person believes things that, when examined rationally, are obviously untrue – for example, thinking your next door neighbour is planning to kill you
• Disorganized thinking (speaking in ways that are confusing), or bizarre behaviour 

• Schizophrenia – a condition that causes a range of psychological symptoms, including hallucinations and delusions
• Bipolar disorder – a mental health condition that affects mood; a person with bipolar disorder can have episodes of depression (lows) and mania (highs)
• severe depression – some people with depression also have symptoms of psychosis when they’re very depressed

Psychosis can also be triggered by traumatic experiences, stress, or physical conditions, such as Parkinson’s disease, a brain tumour, or as a result of drug misuse or alcohol misuse.

Viruddha ahara – Incompatible foods

Dushta Ahara – Infected /contaminated Food

Deva – Guru Dwija pragharshana – Insult towards teachers and elders

Mano abhigata – Mental shock

Bhaya – Fear

Harsha – unusual happenings /unusual pleasure

• Prakriti analysis of the patient
• Nidana parivarjana : Avoiding the causes is the main treatment protocol
• BAHYA CHIKITSA : (EXTERNAL TREATMENT)

Snehana : Intake of medicated ghee /oil according to the condition of disease.

 Shiro Abhyanga – means performing massage on head

Svedana- (Fomentation / Sudation )It is type of treatment where sweating is induced , usually done after abhyanga or snehana .

Shiro pichu and shiro basti – These are also the treatment protocols followed where in case of shiro pichu , paste made out of herbal drugs are applied over the head for a particular time

Shiro basti : Which means pooling of herbal oils or medicated liquids on head and retaining for certain time periwithin a constructed compartment .

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• ABHYANTARA CHIKITSA (INTERNAL TREATMENT)

Vasti – In case of Vasti ,Niruha basti is more beneficial , which is given through medicated kashayas

• Conservative line of management is followed to stabilize the mind , Brahmyadi varti , nimbapathyadi dhoopa , kalyanaka ghrutha etc can be prescribed .