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# Ashtangasamgraha 2.9

Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 2.9

- **Language:** Sanskrit

### [2.9](https://indike.org/pramana/in.med.samhita.astangasamgraha.2.9)

guruṇā samanujñātaḥ sa bhiṣakchabdamaśnute |  
  
yastu kevalaśāstrajñaḥ karmasvapariniṣṭhitaḥ ||  
  
klaibyaṃ bhīrutvamavaiśāradyaṃ moho 'navasthānamadhogurutvamasaṃhananaṃ śaithilyaṃ mārdavaṃ garbhāśayabījabhāgastathāyuktāścāpare strīkarā bhāvāḥ |  
  
tato viparītāḥ puṃskarāḥ saṅkīrṇā napuṃsakarāḥ ||  
  
nistodaḥśaṅkhayormūrdhni vedanā virasāsyatā ||  
  
hanti sadyo ghṛtaṃ jīrṇajvaraṃ kāsaṃ halīmakam |  
  
aruciṃ viṣamaṃ vahniṃ yakṣmāṇaṃ ca navotthitam ||  
  
ekīkṛtya ca tatsvinnaṃ puṭapākena bhakṣayet ||  
  
jihvauṣṭhadaṃśaśvāsamuṣṭivandhordhvekṣaṇairhṛdaye |  
  
viṇmūtracchardyādhmānāntrakūjanastanadaṃśaveṣṭanapṛṣṭhavinamanajaṭharonnamanairjaṭhare |  
  
mūtrasaṅgatṛṇmūrcchotrāsadigvīkṣaṇakhallīhastapādastambhakubjībhavanakeśaluñcanairbastau guhye ca sarvatra ca svabhā vātiriktarodanena mukhavikūṇanena ca ||

> Permitted by the teacher, he attains the title of physician; / but he who knows only the treatise, yet is unskilled in practical procedures,  
>   
> impotence, timidity, lack of confidence, bewilderment, instability, heaviness in the lower body, loose bodily build, flaccidity, softness, the part of the ovum belonging to the uterus, and other similar factors are female-producing factors;  
> the opposite of these are male-producing; mixed ones are hermaphrodite-producing.  
> pricking pain in the temples, pain in the head, and tastelessness in the mouth.  
> Ghee immediately destroys chronic fever, cough, halīmaka,  
> loss of appetite, irregular digestive fire, and newly arisen consumption.  
> Uniting it and having steamed it by the puṭapāka method, one should consume it.  
> \[One recognizes pain\] in the heart by biting of the tongue and lips, dyspnea, clenching of the fists, and upward gaze;  
> in the abdomen by retention of feces and urine, vomiting, distention, rumbling in the intestines, biting the breast, twisting, bending backward of the spine, and elevation of the belly;  
> in the bladder and groin by retention of urine, thirst, fainting, trembling, looking in all directions, cramps, stiffness of hands and feet, hunching over, and pulling of the hair; and everywhere by excessive crying beyond nature and grimacing of the face.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

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