A blood-caused eye disease in which eating burning sour food makes the whole eye suppurate, red, swollen and burning.
Names and synonyms
- Sanskrit
- अम्लाध्युषित
- Hindi
- अम्लाध्युषित
- English
- Amladhyushita (eye inflammation from sour food)Amladhyushita
What the text says
Each statement reports the source, with its chapter, page and verse. Traditional descriptions are not presented as proven medical facts.
Causes1
Eating burning (vidahi) sour substances makes the whole eye suppurate and become red, swollen and burning; the disease arises from aggravated blood.
Prognosis1
Amladhyushita is listed among the six curable pitta-born eye diseases.
Where else is this mentioned?
Named 5 times on 3 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.
- Book page 309Chapter 15… त्तजा विकारा:॥ 234॥ भावार्थ : पैत्तिकाभिष्यंद, पैत्तिकाधिमंथ, शुक्रि, अम्लाध्युषित, धूमदर्शी, पित्त विदग्ध दृष्टि ये छह पैत्तिक, रोग साध्य होते हैं।
- Book page 312Chapter 15… नवत्र्म, कफविदग्धदृष्टि, पित्त, विदग्धदृष्टि, शुष्काक्षि, पाक, शुक्र, अम्लाध्युषित, क्लिन्नवत्र्म, बलासग्रथित इन 12 रोगों मे शस्त्रकर्म का प्रयोग न करके …
- Book page 314Chapter 15×3… र्यासमेव नरकशिुंकवृक्षजातं। क्षींरेण पिष्टमिह शर्करया विमिश्रम्॥ 258॥ अम्लाध्युषित चिकित्सा आश्च्च्योतनं निखिलपित्तकृताक्षिरोगाम्लाबाधिकाध्युषितमप्युपहं …
Questions and answers
What does the text give for amladhyushita, and where is one of these remedies said to be unsuitable?
Eye drops of palasha gum with milk and sugar, and a triphala decoction with ghee to drink; the triphala remedy is said not to be beneficial in shukti.
Detailed answer and sourcesAll references
Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.
Extraction notes
- Not described within PDF 374-394.
Quick facts
- Content type
- Condition
- Source pages with records
- 2
- Pages naming it
- 3
- Chapters
- Chapter 15
- Extraction tasks
- T14, T15
- Record id
- condition_amladhyushita