Ashtangasamgraha 11.15
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 11.15
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- Sanskrit
11.15
rāsnākaṭphalaṣaṅgranthābṛhatīdvayajoṅgakaiḥ |
guggulvativiṣākuṣṭhapatratryāghranakhāmbudaiḥ |
kuryācchuṣkaiḥ samūtrairvā lepodvarttanadhūpanam ||
srastapāyuṃ balakṣīṇamannamevopaveśayet ||
pramehastamakaḥ kāso hṛdayoddhaṭanaṃ vyathā ||
sacchidreṇa cāsya carmaṇā goṣphaṇābandhaṃ kuryāt |
mūṣakamanāntraṃ kṛtvā mahāpañcamūlakaṣāyaṃ ca kṣīre vipacet |
tena payasā vātaharakalkapratīvāpaṃ tailaṃ pācayet tadabhyañjanena pānena ca sukṛcchramapi gudabhraṃśaṃ sādhayati ||
With rāsnā, kaṭphala, ṣaḍgrantha, the two bṛhatīs, and agallochum, / guggulu, ativiṣā, kuṣṭha, patra, vyāghranakha, and ambuda, / dried or mixed with urine, one should perform paste application, powder massage, and fumigation.
One whose anus has prolapsed and whose strength is depleted, one should have sit right upon food.
Urinary disorder, bronchial asthma, cough, rupture of the heart, and distress.
And one should make a sling bandage for him using leather with an aperture. / Having gutted a rat, one should cook it in milk along with a decoction of mahāpañcamūla; / with that milk, one should cook oil with an addition of a paste that pacifies vāta; by using that for massage and drink, it cures even very difficult prolapse of the rectum.
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