The subject of chapter 22: disorders that arise when therapeutic procedures such as oleation, sweating, emesis and purgation are applied wrongly, too little or too much.
Names and synonyms
- Sanskrit
- भेषजकर्मोपद्रवभैषजकर्मोपद्रव
- Hindi
- औषध-कर्म के उपद्रव
- English
- Complications of medicinal procedures
What the text says
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Definition1
The text announces that it will describe the well-known, troublesome disorders that arise when oleation, sweating, emesis and other procedures are not carried out properly, together with their kinds and remedies.
Causes2
Diseases are said to arise during all procedures when, through the physician's ignorance, the procedure is not done properly or is done out of order, or through the patient's lack of restraint and unwholesome diet and conduct.
A footnote says the book reads अनात्मया (lack of self-restraint) here, but the reading आतुराज्ञानतया seems better: many diseases also arise from the patient's carelessness in taking medicine and following the diet.
All references
Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.
Extraction notes
- The footnote is printed at the top of PDF 567 and refers to the mark in verse 2.
Quick facts
- Content type
- Principle
- Source pages with records
- 1
- Pages naming it
- 0
- Chapters
- Chapter 22
- Extraction tasks
- T24
- Record id
- concept_bheshaja_karmopadrava