Poisoned food reaching the stomach (hṛdaya, explained as the āmāśaya) causes heavy salivation, fainting, burning, pain, vomiting, diarrhoea, dullness and bloating. Reaching the intestines (udara, the pakvāśaya) it confuses the senses so that they cannot do their work.
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- Hindi
- आमाशय पक्वाशय गत विषयुक्त अन्न का लक्षणआमाशय व पक्वाशय में पहुँचे विषयुक्त अन्न के लक्षण
- English
- Signs of poisoned food in the stomach and intestines
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