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What should a patient avoid after oleation, purgation, enemas, bloodletting and the like, and for how long?

स्नेहन, विरेचन, बस्ति, रक्तमोक्षण आदि के बाद रोगी को किन बातों से और कितने समय तक बचना चाहिए?

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For one month: anger, sex, long sitting, much walking or standing, overexertion, loud speech, grief, heavy food, riding, sun, cold water, strong wind, day sleep and other unsuited things.

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Verses 8 and 9 add that the patient should take water and food prepared with drugs that pacify his own dosha so that the digestive fire grows. Verses 10 and 11 explain that these eight great procedures weaken the fire, which is rebuilt with a graded series: hot water, boiled-and-cooled water, yavagu, vilepi, yusha, khala and then food with little and with more ghee, each for three, two or one days by grade of weakness.

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