See the imbalance, not just the constitution.
Assess current Vikriti against the patient's Prakriti — including Agni and Ama — so treatment targets what's actually out of balance.
Without a structured Vikriti record, doctors can't easily see how far a patient has drifted from their baseline, or track whether treatment is closing the gap.
Vikriti vs Prakriti
Compare current state to constitution to focus treatment.
Agni & Ama assessment
Digestive fire and toxin load captured as part of the picture.
Progress you can measure
Re-assess over the course of treatment to show change.
What it does — and why it matters.
Structured Vikriti assessment
The current imbalance is recorded consistently, visit to visit.
Prakriti comparison
Treatment targets the gap between baseline and current state.
Agni & Ama evaluation
Core Ayurvedic markers guide the plan and diet.
Re-assessment over time
Show measurable progress across the treatment course.
Feeds the treatment plan
Findings flow into prescription and Panchakarma planning.
A connected workflow.
- 1Open patient record
- 2Assess current Vikriti
- 3Compare to Prakriti
- 4Record Agni/Ama
- 5Plan treatment
- 6Re-assess at follow-up
Who benefits, and how.
A clear, comparable view of imbalance and progress.
Grounds therapy planning in current state.
Reports it powers
- Vikriti trends
- Outcome tracking
Integrations
- Ayurveda EMR
- Panchakarma management
Security & permissions
- Role-based and branch-level access control
- Full audit trail on every create, edit, and delete
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Consent and session management
* Availability confirmed per deployment.
Vikriti Assessment — questions, answered.
Can Vikriti be re-assessed during treatment?
Yes — re-assessment is designed in, so you can track change across the treatment course.
Related modules.
See Vikriti Assessment on your workflow.
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