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Recent, mild, internal piles with medicine; soft, spread, thick, raised ones with alkali; rough, firm, raised, hard ones with cautery; thin-based, hanging, moist ones with the knife.
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After the procedure for removing piles, the commentary on PDF 287 sorts piles by their character to choose the treatment; verses 112-113 add that vata and kapha piles take alkali and cautery, blood and pitta piles alkali, thick-based hard large piles excision and cautery, and soft piles in a strong patient pastes and drug combinations.
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- Chapter 12
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- T10
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