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New, unripe coryza is calmed with ghee prepared by dosha; ripened coryza with thick phlegm is drained by nasal medication.
Detailed answer
To bring it to ripeness the text uses sudation, massage, gargles with the three pungents and emesis, and ripening foods such as warm dry-ginger water, milk with red shigru and fresh ginger, pulse soups and a sour horse-gram gruel with pepper. Vitiated coryza gets ghee with alkaline and pungent drugs, strong nasal drops, warm affusion, smoking and plasters.
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- Source pages with records
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- Chapters
- Chapter 16
- Extraction tasks
- T16
- Record id
- qa_T16_09