Ashtangasamgraha 16.9
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 16.9
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- Sanskrit
16.9
āragvadhendrayavapāṭalikākatiktānimbāmṛtāmadhurasāsruvavṛkṣapāṭhāḥ |
bhūnimbasairyakapaṭolakarañjayugmasaptacchadāgnisuṣavīphalabāṇaghoṇṭāḥ ||
tvaṅmāṃsāśrayamuttānaṃ tat pūrvaṃ jāyate tataḥ ||
tamullikhet |
tatkṛteṣu ca śūlānāhavibandheṣvanantaroktānāṃ ghṛtānāmauṣadhaiścūrṇaguṭikākvāthān koladāḍimamātuluṅgasurāmaṇḍatakramastudhānyāmloṣṇodakānāmanyatamena prakalpayet |
api ca ||
savyoṣacavyaistatsarpirghrāṇakarṇākṣirogajit ||
Āragvadha, indrayava, pāṭalikā, kākatiktā, nimba, amṛtā, madhurasā, sruvavṛkṣa, pāṭhā, / bhūnimba, sairyaka, paṭola, the pair of karañjas, saptacchada, agni, suṣavī-fruit, bāṇa, and ghoṇṭā:
Dwelling in the skin and muscle, superficial: that arises first. Then / one should scrape it.
When colic, distension, and constipation are caused by it, one should prepare powders, pills, and decoctions from the medicines of the immediately aforementioned gheës, together with any one among jujube, pomegranate, citron, surā-scum, buttermilk, whey, sour grain-wash, or hot water.
Furthermore:
That ghee, combined with vyoṣa and cavya, cures diseases of the nose, ears, and eyes.
Translations (1)
- English (machine translation) — English, machine translation
Commentaries (2)
- Śaśilekhā — Indu, Sanskrit
- Commentary of Indu — Indu, Sanskrit
Linked texts (2)
- Aṣṭāṅganighaṇṭu — Vāhaṭa, Sanskrit
- A History of Indian Medical Literature — G. Jan Meulenbeld, English