The symptoms and treatment of the bladder diseases according to the five major Iranian physicians medical texts in third to sixth centuries of Hegira

From the third to the sixth centuries, Islamic science history was known as the "golden age of Islamic medicine." During this period, there were great medical practitioners, including: “Ibn Rabban Tabari”, “Abu Mansour Heravi”, “Akhavaini”, “Razes”, “Avicenna”, “Meysari”, “Jorjani” and ... Through their research and valuable works, they translated the fertility of Islamic medicine into a tropical tree, shadowed for many centuries on most medical and medical fields of the East and West. The purpose of this study was to determine the most important causes and complications of bladder diseases and treatment orders based on five medical index books from the third to the sixth century: “Ferdows al Hekmat”, “Alhavi”, “Daneshnameh Manzoum”, “Qanoon” & “Zakhireh Kharazmshahi”. The writer's searches in the literature show that the present study is not in this form and way.

In the field of medicine and medical effects, the high-ranking authors of these scientists, while completing the findings of the early Greek physicians, Syriac, Hindi, and many other addicts in the field of prevention, pharmacology and clinical studies have presented the world of medicine that deserve attention Is abundant. One of the most important and important areas in traditional medicine is the topic of bladder and urogenital diseases; such as drinking unhealthy water, infectious diseases, the onset of the century and so on, blow and fall, rock formation, and ..., Is one of the common causes of bladder and urinary tract that is mentioned in medical literature.

in the medical literature, the main types of bladder diseases, symptoms of each complication and the correct treatment are expressed.

The authors of this study have observed the principle of fidelity in the referral.

The results of the research show that the authors have tried to suggest appropriate therapeutic approaches by examining the views of the early physicians, along with their clinical observations.