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Ashtangasamgraha 17.11

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 17.11

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Sanskrit

17.11

bhūmyaudakātmakaṃ tu prāyeṇādhobhāgikam |

tayorhi gauravānimnagatvācca toyasya ||

avidagdhakalkaṃ ca tatsiddhamavatārya śītībhūtamaṅguṣṭhamātrāṃ guṭikāṃ vartayitvā yathābalaṃ tricaturo māsānupayojayet |

eṣā mūtravartirmahārogaśvāsakāsapīnasaprasekaśvayathugulmapāṇḍukṛmikoṣṭhārocakāvipākodāvarteṣu paramamagadam ||

mūrdhni pādayośca ghṛtābhyaṅgamācaret |

tṛtīye cāhni muktvākṣi pariṣecayederaṇḍapallavaśṛtena dugdhoṣṇena dugdhena |

jīvanīyairvā siddhena payasā haviṣā vā |

tadvallaghunā pañcamūlena |

tataḥ pūrvavad badhnīyāt ||

That which has the nature of earth and water, however, moves mostly downward, / for the heaviness of the two and the downward movement of water.
And having taken down that prepared paste without burning it, once cooled, rolling it into pills the size of a thumb, one should administer it according to strength for three or four months.
This urine-pill is an excellent remedy in great diseases, dyspnea, cough, chronic rhinitis, excessive salivation, swelling, gulma, anemia, internal parasites, anorexia, indigestion, and upward movement of vāta.
One should apply an anointing with ghee to the head and feet.
And on the third day, having released the eye, one should sprinkle it with warm boiled milk prepared with castor leaves,
or with milk or ghee prepared with vitalizers,
likewise with the lesser pañcamūla.
Then one should bandage it as before.

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