Question

write note on the progress made in the field of medicine during the ancient period.​

Answer 1

Answer:

in ancient period medicine s are taking from plant only so it take free

Answer 2

The medical practices of Babylon, China, Egypt and India have evolved early. The Greeks started by incorporating medical diagnosis, forecasting and state-of - the-art medical ethics principles

Explanation:

• In the 5th century BCE, the Hippocratic Oath, still taken by doctors (while significantly modified from the original) to today. Operational practices in the medieval age, as well as those from ancient masters were enhanced in Rogerius's The Surgery Practice
• The first known dental procedure was performed in Baluchistan at around 7,000 B.C.E. where neolithic dentist drills and bow-string were used. • About 5,000 B.C.E. were conducted in Ensisheim, France, the first recorded trepanning process. The earliest known surgery, an amputation was carried out about 4,900 B.C.E. in Buthiers-Bulancourt, France.
• Surgical practice in India has taken place around 800 B.C. This need not be surprising because the operation (Shastrakarma) is one of the eight branches of the ancient Indian medicine system Ayurveda. The Shushruta-Samahita (Shushruta Compendium) is the oldest treatise dealing with surgery. One of many Indian medical practitioners, including Atraya and Charaka, was Shusruta who lived in Kasi.
• Shushruta studied the human anatomy for one of the first. He outlined the anatomy research using the aid of a dead body in the ShusrutaSamahita. Highlights of Shusruta's work were rhinoplasty and ophthalmology (cataract ejection). Chedya (excision), Lekhya (scaning), Esya (exploration), Ahrya (extraction), Vsraya (evacuation) and Sivya (suturing) have been described as eight heads under surgery Shushrutas.
• Ayurveda Diagnosis has eight methods of diagnosing a disease known as Nadi (pulses), Mootra (urines), Mala (stools), Jihva (language), Sparsha (touch), Druk (view) and Aakruti (appearances). Hearing is used, for instance, to observe breathing and speech conditions. Study of lethal marma points is particularly important marma