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# Ashtangasamgraha 2.14

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 2.14

- **Language:** Sanskrit

### [2.14](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.samhita.astangasamgraha.2.14)

tābhyāṃ bhiṣak suyuktābhyāṃ cikitsannāparādhyati |  
  
āhūta eva yo yāti suveṣaḥ sunimittataḥ ||  
  
evaṃ garbhasya janma vyāpattimattadā bhavati ojaso 'navasthitatvāt |  
  
tathā hyasya niṣkramaṇonmukhasya parivartanādīnyanubhavata evaujasā viyogaḥ |  
  
yadyapi ca kiñcitkālamasyocchvasanaṃ syāttacchinnasyevāṅgasyaujassaṃskārānuvṛttikṛtam |  
  
jananyāstu sthiraujaskatayaikadeśena rase saṅkrānte glānireveti ||  
  
raktakoṭhodgamaḥ pītaharitatvaṃ tvagādiṣu ||  
  
śaṭhīpuṣkaramūlārkamūlaprativiṣāvacāḥ ||  
  
maricendrayavājājīpippalīhastipippalīḥ ||  
  
tāmrāvabhāsaṃ payo hṛdayamudveṣṭayati |  
  
tatpriyaṅgumustāśābaraloddhraiḥ śodhayet |  
  
amlānurasamamlapittakaram |  
  
tat drākṣāmadhukapayasyāśrīparṇībhiḥ |  
  
kaṭukānurasaṃ chardyatīsārakāsaśvāsakaram |  
  
tat kākolīvidārībhyāṃ madhuparṇyā ca |  
  
bhṛśoṣṇamanāmadāhajvarakaraṃ virecanaṃ ca taccandanotpalakamalaiḥ ||

> With those two properly applied, the physician does not err when treating.  
> Who, well-dressed, goes on an auspicious omen only when called;  
> Thus the birth of the embryo then becomes fatal, because ojas is unestablished.  
> For while facing exit, experiencing turning around and the like, separation from ojas occurs.  
> And even if it breathes for a short time, that is caused by the continuation of the residual impression of ojas, like a severed limb.  
> For the mother, however, because her ojas is stable, when it is partially transferred into the chyle, there is only exhaustion.  
> Appearance of red urticarial eruptions, yellowness and greenness in the skin and the like;  
> Śaṭhī, puṣkaramūla, arka root, prativiṣā, vacā,  
> Black pepper, indrayava, cumin, pippalī, and elephant pippalī;  
> Milk with a coppery luster constricts the heart;  
> One should purify that with priyaṅgu, mustā, and śābara lodhra;  
> Having a sour after-taste, it causes acid gastritis;  
> That \[is purified\] with drākṣā, madhuka, payasyā, and śrīparṇī;  
> Having an acrid after-taste, it causes vomiting, diarrhea, cough, and dyspnea;  
> That \[is purified\] with kākolī, vidārī, and madhuparṇī;  
> Exceedingly hot, causing pain, burning, and fever, and acting as a purgative; that \[is purified\] with red sandalwood, blue water lily, and lotus.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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