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External caustic alkali (pratisaraniya kshara)

प्रतिसारणीय क्षार (बाहर लगाने वाला क्षार) · प्रतिसारणीय क्षार

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The external kind of kshara, applied to or dripped on outer parts of the body, is to be used in skin diseases, tumours, sinus tracts, nyaccha, fistula-in-ano, external worms and poisons, the seven mouth diseases, adhijihva, upajihva, dental disorders and vaidarbha, fat-related and lip disorders, and the three kinds of rohini.

Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
प्रतिसारणीय क्षार
Hindi
प्रतिसारणीय क्षार (बाहर लगाने वाला क्षार)
English
External caustic alkali (pratisaraniya kshara)

Ingredients and preparation

Ingredients

IngredientAs written in the textQuantity as written
Alkali preparations (kshara)क्षार (खार)प्रतिसारणीय ़ारNot stated

How it is used

Applied or dripped on the affected outer part.

प्रतिसारणीय ़ार (शरीर के बाह्य प्रदेशाें में लगाने वा टपकाने योग्य)

Indicated for, as the text says

प्रतिसारणीय ़ार (जो पहले कहा गया है) को, कुष्ठ, सम्पूर्ण अर्बुद, नाडी व्रण, न्यच्छ, भगंदर, बाह्यक्रिमि व बाह्यविष, सात प्रकार के मुखरोग, अधिजिह्वा, उपजिह्वा, दंत, वैदर्भ, मेदरोग,Source wording as converted, Chapter 21 · p. 477 · v. 15-16.

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 are the two kinds of kshara by use, and where is each used?

Pratisaraniya kshara, applied externally, and paniya kshara, which is drunk.

Detailed answer and sources

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Quick facts

Content type
Procedure
Source pages with records
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Pages naming it
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Chapters
Chapter 21
Extraction tasks
T23
Record id
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