Ashtangasamgraha 19.5
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 19.5
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19.5
prasekārucihṛllāsasaṃjñāmohālpavākceṣṭatāprahaṣāṅgasādāgnivaiṣamyādibhiḥ kṣīṇo vāyuḥ pīḍayati |
stambhaśaityāniyatatodārocakāvipākāṅgapāruṣyakampagauravanakhanayanaśauklyādibhiḥ pittam |
bhramodveṣṭanānidrāṅgamardapariploṣatodadavadāhasphoṭanavepanadhūmāyanasandhiśaithilyahṛdayadravaśleṣmāśayaśūnyatādibhiḥ śleṣmā ||
arśovihitavidhinā citrakadadhno navanītamādadīta |
taccitrakamūlagarbhaṃ sacitrakakalkatakrasiddhaṃ samānaṃ pūrveṇa ||
kuṣṭhāmisipippalīcandanotpalairbiḍālako vedanāghnaḥ |
mustāgarucandanaiḥ kṣaudrayutaiḥ śūladāharāgaghnaḥ |
sandhavāgarutrijātakatrikaṭukasvarṇagairikakuṣṭhatagaraśaileyakaiḥ śūlaśvayathudāharāganut ||
Diminished vāyu torments [the body] with excessive salivation, loss of appetite, nausea, clouded consciousness, diminished speech and movement, lack of horripilation, lassitude of limbs, irregularity of digestive fire, and the like.
Pitta [torments the body] with stiffness, coldness, irregular pricking pain, loss of appetite, indigestion, roughness of limbs, trembling, heaviness, and whiteness of the nails and eyes, and the like.
Śleṣman [torments the body] with giddiness, cramps, sleeplessness, body aches, sensation of scalding, pricking pain, burning heat, eruptions, trembling, sensation of smoking, looseness of joints, palpitations, and emptiness of the seat of kapha, and the like.
According to the procedure prescribed for hemorrhoids, one should take butter made from curd prepared with citraka.
That [butter] containing citraka root inside, boiled with citraka paste and buttermilk, is equal to the preceding [remedy].
A paste of kuṣṭha, misī, pippalī, candana, and utpala relieves pain.
With mustā, agaru, and candana, mixed with honey, it relieves pain, burning sensation, and redness.
With rock salt, agaru, the three aromatics, the three pungents, red ochre, kuṣṭha, tagara, and śaileya, it dispels pain, swelling, burning sensation, and redness.
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