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Remedy

Juice of the large udumbara

बड़े उदुम्बर का रस

The juice of the large udumbara is given to a thirsty patient.

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Herb

Udumbara (cluster fig)

गूलर (उदुम्बर) · उदुम्बर

Cluster fig fruit, as one of the milky trees, is listed among fruits said to bind the stool strongly, to be cold and to be wholesome in pitta and kapha disorders.

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Glossary entry

उदुंबर

गूलर

हिन्दी: गूलर, [न] ताम्र · मराठी: उंबर, [न] तांबे

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Herb

Danti

दंती (दन्ती) · दन्ती

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Mineral

Copper (tamra)

तांबा (ताम्र) · ताम्र

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Condition

Kushtha (chronic skin diseases)

कुष्ठ (त्वचा रोग) · कुष्ठ

Kushtha, the second of the major diseases in chapter 11, is said to arise from all the vitiated doshas and to take eighteen forms. The text gives its pathogenesis (wrong conduct or…

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Herb group

Panchavalkala (five barks)

पंचवल्कल · पञ्चवल्कल

Fruits of the milky trees (kṣīrī vṛkṣa)—listed in the commentary as banyan, cluster fig, pīpal's pākhar, phāras and pīpal—are among fruits said to bind the stool strongly, to be cold and to…

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Topic

Drinks that end thirst

तृष्णानाशक पेय · तृष्णानाशकपान

A thirsty patient is given a cinnamon decoction with sugar, the juice of latex trees or of jati, or the juice of the large udumbara.

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Topic

The seven great kushthas

सात महाकुष्ठ · सप्त महाकुष्ठ

Aruna kushtha arises from vata, with painful reddish blisters; kapala, rishyajihva, audumbara and kakanaka arise from pitta; dadru and pundarika arise from kapha and are very itchy, white,…

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Question

What are the seven great kushthas and from which doshas do they arise?

सात महाकुष्ठ कौन-से हैं और वे किन दोषों से होते हैं?

Aruna from vata; kapala, rishyajihva, audumbara and kakanaka from pitta; dadru and pundarika from kapha.

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