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Procedureविधि

Decoction enema for prameha after purgation

प्रमेही के लिए निरूह बस्ति

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After purgation the prameha patient is given a niruha (decoction) enema prepared from niruhana drugs mixed with cow urine and sesame oil, and is then fed on the prescribed foods.

Names and synonyms

Hindi
प्रमेही के लिए निरूह बस्ति
English
Decoction enema for prameha after purgation

Ingredients and preparation

Ingredients

IngredientAs written in the textQuantity as written
Cow urine (gomutra)गोमूत्र (गाय का मूत्र)गवांबु / गोमूत्रNot stated
Sesame oil (tila taila)तिल का तेल (तैल)तिलतैलNot stated

Preparation as described

Niruhana drugs are mixed with cow urine and sesame oil.

गवांबुयुक्रैस्तिलतैलमिश्रितै-स्ततो विशुद्दांगममीभिराचरेत्॥ 32॥

How it is used

Given as a niruha enema immediately after purgation.

विरेचन के अनंतर गोमूत्र व तिलतैल से मिश्रित निरूहण अैषधियों के द्वारा निरूह बस्ति देनी चाहिए।

Indicated for, as the text says

निरूहयेच्चापि निरूहणैषधै:।Source wording as converted, Chapter 11 · p. 164 · v. 32.

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

How are thin and stout prameha patients treated differently, and what is the general course of treatment?

The thin are built up with nourishing medicines and the stout are made lean with reducing (karshana) measures.

Detailed answer and sources

All references

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Extraction notes

  • The niruhana drugs are not named. Supervision flag set because this is an enema.

Quick facts

Content type
Procedure
Source pages with records
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Pages naming it
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Chapters
Chapter 11
Extraction tasks
T08
Record id
method_prameha_niruha_basti_p236