In Ayurveda, making an accurate diagnosis of a patient's condition is very necessary before beginning any kind of treatment for them. An examination is necessary in order to arrive at an accurate diagnosis for these conditions. A broad variety of Rog Rogi Pariksha preparations are described in Ayurveda writings. Some examples of these are the Trividha Pariksha, Saptvidha Pariksha, Ashtavidha Pariksha, and Dashavidha Pariksha, amongst others. Using the concept of Nadi Pariksha, Yogratnakar explains what is known as Ashatavidhya Pariksha. Nadi Pariksha was called as Rog Pariksha by Yogratnakara. The Ayurveda Sutra may be understood via the use of inquisitiveness and critical thinking. Prakruti Vikruti, the Doshas, the Dhatus, the Manas, and the circumstances of the Suskma Sharira all contribute to our ability to pinpoint the position of the Nadi. In the piece that came after that one, we made an attempt to investigate the relationship between Nadi Pariksha and the ways in which it might be put to use in the real world in a broad variety of contexts.