Further incurable signs; poisons of other creatures; wild animal bites

No weal from a whip, no blood from a cut, no gooseflesh from cold water, a wick of kapha from the mouth, bleeding from upper and lower passages and loss of sleep mark an incurable snakebite, to be incised once and then left. Verse 132 announces, after the teaching of Adinatha (Purujina), remedies for poisons of two-footed, four-footed, six-footed and many-footed creatures and insects by the three doshas; verse 133 says people bitten or clawed by fierce wild beasts, with great wounds, thirst, bleeding, swelling and intense vata-kapha poison, become mad and bite others in fierce anger.