Built from passages of the source by the curated extraction. Pending human review.
Names and synonyms
- Sanskrit
- वत्सनाभविषअमृतगरलक्ष्वेड
- Hindi
- बच्छनागवत्सनाभमीठा विषमीठा तेलिया
- English
- Vatsanabhaindian aconitemonkshoodvatsanabha
- Romanized
- vatsanabhabachnagmeetha vish
What the text says
Each statement reports the source, with its chapter, page and verse. Traditional descriptions are not presented as proven medical facts.
Signs and symptoms1
The verse says vatsanābha, one of the tuber poisons, makes the eyes, faeces and urine yellow and the neck rigid and immovable.
Safety
- Editorial safety note: toxic, professional_supervision. This is a library classification, not a statement from the source.
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, older adults, kidney or liver disease and other medicines all call for professional advice before any traditional remedy is used.
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1Conditions mentioned with it
2Conditions named in the preparations that use it, or linked to it directly.
Organs and systems mentioned
5Other ingredients used together
8Count of shared preparations.
Topics of the text that discuss it
6Course sessions
1Questions and answers
2Plant glossary entries
4Where else is this mentioned?
Named 3 times on 3 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.
- Book page 176Chapter 11… ्थ : सफेद सरसों, सरसों, सैंधा नमक, वचा, कूट, मेनशिला, हरताल, ती़णविष (वत्सनाभ आदि) इनको चूर्णकर इसमें काला मोखा वृक्ष का भस्म व अकैवा के दूध मिलाकर …
- Book page 415Chapter 19… अब उनका लक्षण, भेद सहित वर्णन करेंगे। कालकूट, कर्कटक, सर्षपक, कर्दमक, वत्सनाभ, मूलक, पुणडरीक, महाविष संभाविष (श्रृंगी विष) मुस्तक, हलाहल, पालक, वैर …
- Book page 416Chapter 19… मनुष्य की दोनों आँखें पीली हो जाती है। और अतिसार व दाह होता है। सर्षप वत्सनाभ विषजन्य लक्षण सर्षपेण बहुवातविकाराधमानशूलपिटका: प्रभव: स्यात्। पीतनेत …
Questions and answers
Which are the thirteen tuber poisons?
Kālakūṭa, karkaṭaka, sarṣapaka, kardamaka, vatsanābha, mūlaka, puṇḍarīka, mahāviṣa, sambhā (śṛṅgī), mustaka, hālāhala, pālaka and vairāṭaka.
Detailed answer and sourcesWhat senses does the glossary give for नाग?
Tin, lead, नागकेशर, the पुन्नाग tree, मोथा, पान, poison, बचनाग, अभ्रक, नागबला, मेदा and ivory, among others.
Detailed answer and sourcesAll references
Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.
Extraction notes
- The commentary gives these signs right after sarshapaka without naming vatsanabha. Verse number printed y०, read as 40.
Quick facts
- Content type
- Herb
- Categories
- Medicinal plantRoot
- Source pages with records
- 1
- Pages naming it
- 3
- Chapters
- Chapter 19
- Extraction tasks
- T20
- Record id
- ingredient_vatsanabha