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Symptom

Bleeding (raktasrava)

रक्तस्राव (खून बहना) · रक्तस्राव

If too much blood is let from a vein, vata disorders, wasting, breathlessness, cough, hiccup, anaemia, insanity and heat in the head are said to arise, and death may follow soon.

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Condition

Bleeding gums (shitada)

सीतोद · शीताद

Sudden bleeding from the gums through aggravated kapha and blood, treated with bloodletting and medicated mouthfuls.

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Condition

Bleeding disorder (raktapitta)

रक्तपित्त

Raktapitta is described as blood, corrupted in the liver and spleen by vata and pitta after vata, injury or heat, flowing upward, downward or both ways. Its prodromes, incurable and fatal…

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Condition

Dental disorders (dantaroga)

दंतरोग (दांत के रोग) · दन्तरोग

Chapter 15 describes eight diseases of the teeth (dalana, krimidanta, dantaharsha, bhanjanaka, dantasharkara, kapalika, shyamadantaka, hanumoksha) and fifteen diseases of the tooth roots…

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Formulation

Lac powder to stop heavy bleeding

लाख आदि का रक्तस्तंभक चूर्ण

For very heavy bleeding, a very dry powder of lac, bibhitaka, black gram and pigeon pea, mixed with plenty of ash of silk cloth, is put on the place to stop the blood.

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Topic

Another way to stop bleeding

रक्त रोकने की दूसरी विधि · शोणितस्तम्भन अपर विधि

Alternatively, lodhra, pure cow dung, wheat, amalaki, conch, shell (shukti), arimeda (glossed as foul-smelling khadira) with the knots of these trees, and the sarja, arjuna and bhurja trees…

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Formulation

Lodhra powder to stop bleeding

लोध्र आदि का रक्तस्तंभक चूर्ण

Lodhra, pure cow dung, wheat, amalaki, conch, shell, arimeda with the knots of these trees, and the sarja, arjuna and bhurja trees with their bark are powdered; the powder is dusted on the…

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Topic

Nasya for bleeding from the nose

नाक से बहते रक्त में नस्य प्रयोग · घ्राणप्रवृत्त रक्त में नस्य प्रयोग

For bleeding from the nose the commentary gives as nasya ghee cooked with the juice of durva, hribera and guduchi and with milk, or ghee cooked with pomegranate juice and the juice of…

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Topic

Stopping the bleeding

रक्त रोकने की विधि · शोणितस्तम्भन विधि

The bitten place is washed again and again with cold water and then sprinkled with milk or ghee for a long time. If bleeding is very heavy it is stopped with a very dry powder of lac,…

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Treatment of bleeding from the nose

नाक से बहते रक्त की चिकित्सा · घ्राणप्रवृत्त रुधिर चिकित्सा

Bleeding from the nose is said to be stopped by rubbing old ghee on the head, or ghee cooked with a decoction of the five milky trees, hribera, nichula (cane) and arjuna, or by pouring a…

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Condition

Abnormal vaginal discharge and bleeding (pradara)

प्रदर

Asrigdara (pradara) is described as menstrual blood mixed with vata and pitta flowing from the vagina outside the menstrual period, caused by heat, miscarriage, excessive intercourse or…

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Remedy

Cow's milk after excessive bleeding

अति रक्तस्राव में गाय का दूध

After stopping an excessive flow of blood, the patient is given cow's milk that has been boiled and cooled, at once and daily; complications are treated, and a little food prepared with…

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Condition

Klishtavartma (bleeding eyelid)

क्लिष्टवर्त्म

An eyelid disease in which blood suddenly flows from an even lid of normal or coppery colour.

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Topic

Measures for excessive bleeding

रक्त के अधिक बहने पर उपाय · रक्त की अति प्रवृत्ति होने पर उपाय

When blood flows excessively it is stopped at once, and the patient is given cow's milk boiled and cooled, then and every day. Any complications are identified and pacified, and the patient…

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Topic

Section on pradara (abnormal uterine bleeding)

प्रदर अधिकार · अथ प्रदराधिकारः

Opens the short section on pradara (asrigdara), which gives its causes and signs and two remedies.

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Topic

Signs and treatment of bleeding gums (shitada)

शीताद के लक्षण और चिकित्सा · शीताद लक्षण व चिकित्सा

Blood suddenly flowing from the gums through kapha and blood is called sitoda (shitada); it is treated with bloodletting and medicated mouthfuls. A footnote records सीतोद as a variant…

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Condition

Splitting, bleeding gums (paridara)

परिस्रदर · परिदर

The gum flesh splits and falls away and the gums bleed, from kapha, pitta and blood.

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Procedure

Correcting enema nozzle faults

नेत्रदोषज व्यापत्ति की चिकित्सा

An obliquely applied nozzle is straightened and applied again. When a nozzle with the ring too far, or one too long, has wounded the anus and caused bleeding, it is treated with the…

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Condition

Complications of purification therapies

भैषज्य कर्म के उपद्रव · भेषजकर्मोपद्रव

The complication in which a purifying medicine goes neither up nor down or acts too little; the text gives its causes, signs and stepwise management.

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Condition

Poisoning (visha)

विष (ज़हर) · विषरोग

The opening of chapter 19 treats poisoning as a danger to kings: who poisons, how a poisoner and poisoned food are recognised, and the signs of poison in food, drinks and personal articles.

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Condition

Animal poisons (jangama visha)

जंगम विष · जङ्गमविष

Animal (jaṅgama) poison is described as very dreadful and of sixteen kinds by its seat in the creature, with the creatures that carry each kind; it has the same ten qualities as immobile…

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Condition

Apatantraka (spasmodic disorder)

अपतंत्रक · अपतन्त्रक

Apatanaka is described as vata seizing the tendons of the hands, fingers, abdomen and heart region, with jerks and shaking, vomiting of phlegm, upturned gaze and inability to move the…

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Condition

Consumption (rajayakshma)

राजयक्ष्मा (क्षय रोग) · राजयक्ष्मा

Rajayakshma, also called kshaya and shosha, is described as a severe wasting disease of all three doshas that dries up the tissues and is the seat from which many other diseases arise.

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Condition

Disorders in pregnancy (garbhini roga)

गर्भिणी रोग · गर्भिणीरोग

Excessive riding in vehicles, much walking, slipping, sexual intercourse, falls and blows are said to dislodge the fetus from the uterus so that it falls, as fruit falls from a tree; this…

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