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Paṭola (परवल) is listed among greens said to remove pitta and kapha, subdue worms and remove skin diseases.

हिन्दी: परवल · मराठी: कडु पडुवल, गोड पडुवल, वस्त्र, छीट

A decoction of raisins, haritaki, guduchi, patola leaves, patha, kutki and nut grass is drunk in pox.

Fruits of the pāṭalī tree (pāḍal) are listed among fruit vegetables described as dry, sweet and cold, removing pitta and kapha, heavy to digest, quickly increasing vata and countering…

Āśudhāna, matched by position to the verse word pāṭala, is listed among fruit vegetables described as dry, sweet and cold, removing pitta and kapha, heavy to digest, quickly increasing vata…

A paste of the flowers and fruit of patali is also called beneficial in hiccup.

A paste of the drugs of the previous verse (patala and the others) is given to the piles patient to drink with curd whey and sour buttermilk, or with alkali water.

A child seized by the Pishacha graha is bathed well with water boiled with kuberaksha (patala), arka, bamboo, gandharvahasta, aragvadha and bilva.

हिन्दी: पाडर वृक्ष, लताकरंज · मराठी: सफेद सागरगोटी, पाटला, पाडर वृक्ष

हिन्दी: पाडल के फूल, गुलाब के फूल, आशुधान · मराठी: व्रीहिधान्य, पुन्नाग, लघु रोहिस, पाटलापुष्प

A decoction of guduchi, nut grass, bitter patola and haritaki is drunk in sannipata fever.

A decoction of vasa, guduchi, nut grass, patola leaves and dry ginger is drunk in all vata fevers.

In fevers from all the doshas a decoction is drunk of nut grass, turmeric, amla, sandalwood and sariva; or of guduchi, nut grass, bitter patola and haritaki; or of murva, guduchi, nut…

In all vata fevers a decoction is drunk of vasa, guduchi, nut grass, patola leaves and dry ginger; or of patha, agnimantha, both nightshades and dry ginger; or of ginger, neem and aragvadha.

Three decoctions are given for pox: neem, guduchi, red sandal and nut grass with sugar; raisins, haritaki, guduchi, patola, patha, kutki and nut grass; or bhallataka, mango, khas,…

The patient first drinks plenty of lukewarm neem decoction with the three pungents and vomits; afterwards a powder of equal parts of khadira, kutaja, patha, patola leaf, turmeric and the…

The vines of bitter kundru, bitter bottle gourd, mārjārapādī, (bitter) paṭola and bitter gourd are called the five vines (pañcavallī).

After emesis with neem decoction, a powder of equal parts of khadira, kutaja, patha, patola leaf, turmeric and the three pungents is taken daily with warm water for kushtha, piles, kitaka…

A decoction of neem, mango, nut grass, patola leaf and sandalwood with jaggery, cooled in the moonlight, is said to relieve burning, thirst and similar distress in blisters, drying,…

A decoction of neem, mango, nut grass, patola leaf and sandalwood with jaggery, cooled by being kept in the moonlight, is drunk to relieve the burning, thirst and similar distress in…

Śārṅgeṣṭā (baḍī karañj), paṭola, jalakācarī, makoy, mālkāṅgnī, maṇḍūkī (brāhmī), saptalā (a kind of thūhar), dravaṇikā, guḍūcī, putriṇī (vandā), neem, chirāyatā, jhārasī and white punarnavā…

The five vines—bitter kundru, bitter bottle gourd, mārjārapādī, (bitter) paṭola and bitter gourd—are said to remove pitta and kapha, destroy worms, suit kuṣṭha, relieve cough,…

Salt cooked in a decoction of equal parts of karanja, neem, patola leaves, patala, aragvadha pulp, triphala and chitraka, mixed with snuhi latex, is said to remove udara and many other…

Salt cooked in a decoction of karanja, neem, patola, patala, aragvadha pulp, triphala and chitraka, mixed with snuhi latex, is said to relieve udara and many other diseases. A footnote…