Which symptom is categorized as a polyuric sign (Rupa) of prameha?

• A. Tartar on the teeth
• B. Burning hands and feet
• C. Excess thirst
• D. Polyuria

Answer: (D)

In prameha, a Rupa refers to a clinical sign that reveals urinary disturbance. A polyuric sign specifically means an unusually high volume of urine being produced. Among the options, the trait that directly describes increased urine output is polyuria, so it best fits the concept of a polyuric sign of prameha. The other options point to different issues—tartar on teeth is a dental finding, burning in the hands and feet is a neuropathic sensation, and excess thirst indicates polydipsia but does not by itself denote the urine output. Thus, the symptom that truly represents a polyuric sign is the increased urine production.