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Study question (generated from the text)
Tarpana is holding eye-beneficial juices or ghee in the eyes of the patient lying on his back; putapaka is juice squeezed from a leaf-wrapped, clay-coated ball of drugs roasted in a cow-dung fire and put into the eyes like tarpana.
Detailed answer
The note follows verse 133 on vata-type abhishyanda. It names mango and similar leaves for wrapping and says the clay and leaves are removed before the ball is squeezed.
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- Question
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- Chapters
- Chapter 15
- Extraction tasks
- T14
- Record id
- qa_T14_05