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Where Dhyamaka (fragrant grass) is used

सुगंधि तृण

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Herb

Dhyamaka (fragrant grass)

ध्यामक · सुगंधि तृण · रोहिस · सोंधिया · कत्तृण

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Recorded uses

From the ingredient lists and links of curated records, in both directions.

Formulations containing it

3
Dushivishari agada (antidote for latent poison)Fumigation that destroys mouth diseasesJaggery, sal resin and guggulu fumigation for pox

Conditions mentioned with it

6

Conditions named in the preparations that use it, or linked to it directly.

Burning sensation (daha)Compound poisons (garavisha)Fever (jvara)Morbid thirst (trishna)Mouth disorders (mukharoga)Pox disease (masurika)

Organs and systems mentioned

9
Heart and cardiovascular systemLipsLiver and hepatobiliary systemMouth, teeth and gumsSkinSpleenTeeth and gumsThroatTongue

Other ingredients used together

23

Count of shared preparations.

Guggulu (Indian bdellium)×2Jatamamsi (spikenard)×2Ghee (ghrita)×2Kushtha (costus root)×2Chandana (sandalwood)×2Danti×1Apamarga (prickly chaff flower)×1Ingudi (desert date)×1Devadaru (Himalayan cedar)×1Sarala×1Agaru (agarwood)×1Maricha (black pepper)×1Jaggery (guda)×1Sarja (sal resin)×1Pippali (long pepper)×1Yashtimadhu (licorice)×1Kumkuma (saffron)×1Tagara (Indian valerian)×1

Topics of the text that discuss it

2
Fanning and fumigationFumigation that destroys mouth diseases

Course sessions

1
Treatment of all poisons

Related entries

1
Fumigation that destroys mouth diseases

Every page that names it

Named 8 times on 5 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.