Emesis every fifteen days, strong purgation every month, bloodletting every six days and head purgation every three days are called the course for all kushtha. Without further headings the text then gives reducing saktu preparations for patients made obese by kushtha, prameha, udara or sinuses (verses 102-108) and two preparations fermented in a specially prepared pot, one with danti, trivrit and iron and one with an ash-water base (verses 109-117).
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- Hindi
- कुष्ठ में वमन विरेचन रक्त मोक्षण का क्रमकुष्ठ में वमन, विरेचन और रक्तमोक्षण का क्रम
- English
- Schedule of emesis, purgation and bloodletting in kushtha
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