Disorders caused by latent poison

When provoked, dūṣīviṣa causes vomiting, loss of appetite, thirst, fever, burning, breathlessness, cough, intermittent fever, swelling, insanity, diarrhoea and abdominal disease such as ascites. Different forms of it make the body lean or dried up, cause intestinal or scrotal enlargement, excessive sleep, bloating or loss of semen, and many other grave disorders.