The text treats parisrava with the stopping (samgrahika) drugs mentioned before, such as nutmeg according to the commentary, and with stopping asthapana enemas described later.
Names and synonyms
- Hindi
- परिस्राव व्यापत्ति की चिकित्सा
- English
- Treatment of parisrava after purgation
Ingredients and preparation
Ingredients
| Ingredient | As written in the text | Quantity as written |
|---|---|---|
| Jatiphala (nutmeg)जायफल (जातीफल) | जायफल आदि (सांग्राहिक अैषध, भावार्थ में) | Not stated |
How it is used
Stopping drugs together with stopping asthapana enemas.
दस्त को बंद करने वाले आस्थापन बस्तियों से
Indicated for, as the text says
- Parisrava (prolonged oozing discharge)(परिस्राव रोग)
इस परिस्राव रोग को, पूर्वोक्र सांग्राहिक1 अैषधों से (दस्त को बंद करने वालेSource wording as converted, Chapter 22 · p. 518 · v. 80.Safety
- Needs a trained practitioner. This procedure or preparation is of a kind that should only be carried out under qualified supervision.
Pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, older adults, kidney or liver disease and other medicines all call for professional advice before any traditional remedy is used.
Questions and answers
What is parisrava after purgation, and how does the text say it arises?
A long, painful discharge of pitta and kapha in small stools, which the text says follows a too small or mild purgative given to a person with a dry, hard bowel and many doshas.
Detailed answer and sourcesAll references
Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.
Extraction notes
- Footnote 1 adds that samgrahika can also mean checking the discharge of kapha and pitta.
Quick facts
- Content type
- Procedure
- Source pages with records
- 1
- Pages naming it
- 0
- Chapters
- Chapter 22
- Extraction tasks
- T25
- Record id
- method_parisrava_chikitsa_p590