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Where Vatsanabha (Indian aconite) is used

बच्छनाग (वत्सनाभ)

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Vatsanabha (Indian aconite)

वत्सनाभ · विष · अमृत · गरल · बच्छनाग · वत्सनाभ · मीठा विष · मीठा तेलिया

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Recorded uses

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

Formulations containing it

1
Siddharthadi paste

Conditions mentioned with it

2

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

Kushtha (chronic skin diseases)Plant and mineral poisons (sthavara visha)

Organs and systems mentioned

5
Blood and circulationEarsEyesNoseSkin

Other ingredients used together

8

Count of shared preparations.

Mustard seed (sarshapa)×1Rock salt (saindhava)×1Vacha (sweet flag)×1Kushtha (costus root)×1Arka (calotropis)×1Realgar (manahshila)×1Orpiment (haratala)×1Mushkaka×1

Topics of the text that discuss it

6
Plant glossary, letter section न (entries 1–35: नक्त to न्यग्रोध)Plant glossary, letter section म, entries 1–30 (मगधोद्भवा to माणकी)Plant glossary, अ entries 34–57 (अभ्रक to इक्षफल)Plant glossary, आ 22–25, इ 1–8 and उ 1 (आसनतरु to उग्र)Signs of sarṣapaka and vatsanābha poisonsThe thirteen tuber poisons and the signs of kālakūṭa

Course sessions

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Treatment of all poisons

Questions and answers

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What senses does the glossary give for नाग?Which are the thirteen tuber poisons?

Plant glossary entries

4
अमृतउग्रनागमहौषध

Every page that names it

Named 3 times on 3 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.