Dhat disorder is depicted as a culture bound condition (CBS). There is a progressing banter on the nosological status of CBS. Dhat condition has been discovered to be pervasive in various topographical locales of the world. It has been depicted in writing from China, Europe, Americas, and Russia at various marks of time ever. Notice of semen as a "soul substance" could be found in progress of Galen and Aristotle who have clarified the physical and mental highlights related with its misfortune. Nonetheless, the ebb and flow arrangement frameworks, for example, International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Conditions-10 (ICD-10) (World Health Organization (WHO)) and Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM)- IV-TR (American Psychiatric Association) don't offer rules to analyze these culture-bound conditions in the primary content. The amendments of these two most usually utilized nosological frameworks (the ICD and DSM) are expected in not so distant future. The situation with this condition in these forthcoming corrections is probably going to have significant ramifications. The article audits the current writing on dhat condition.

Dhat Syndrome is portrayed as a culture bound disorder (CBS). The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM) IV characterizes and records culture bound condition just in the reference section  as "Repetitive region explicit examples of atypical conduct and alarming experience that could conceivably be connected to specific DSM IV category".  The unequivocal suspicion that "culture-bound disorder are for the most part restricted to explicit social orders or culture territories and confined society" have brought about CBS being seen as an outsider substance toward the western world, in this manner restricting worldwide interest in understanding these conditions and bringing them genuinely under the overall classificatory framework. Notwithstanding, these conditions are of worry to clinicians and scientists native to the space; that face twofold trouble of diagnosing and treating these disorder without set up analytic rules and imparting their discoveries to peers without set up wording.

There is a progressing banter on nosological status of CBS. Dhat disorder has been discovered to be common in various topographical locales of the world. It has been portrayed in writing from China, Europe, Americas, and Russia at various places of time in history. Mention of semen as a "soul substance" could be found underway of Galen and Aristotle who have clarified the physical and mental highlights related with its loss. However, the momentum arrangement frameworks, for example, International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Conditions-10 (ICD-10) (World Health Organization (WHO)and DSM-IV-TR (American Psychiatric Association)don't offer rules to analyze these culture-bound conditions in the principle text. The amendments of these two most ordinarily utilized nosological frameworks (the ICD and DSM) are expected in not so distant future. The situation with this condition in these forthcoming modifications is probably going to have significant ramifications. The article surveys the current writing on dhat condition.

Numerous specialists have hypothesized that the entry of turbid pee may be because of explicitly sent illness (STD) or UTI. Gautham et al., investigated the pee disease paces of 366 indicative men and discovered 5.5% cases having chlamydia and gonorrhea infections. Other analysts have proposed the turbidity of the pee because of urinary phosphates and oxalates. Chadda et al., in an investigation of 52 patients with introducing grievance of dhat, found phopheturia and oxaluria in 6 and 10% of cases, respectively. Other investigations directing pee assessment on patients with dhat condition report phosphaturia, oxaluria, contaminations, discharge cells, and antacid pee.