Ashtangasamgraha 29.22
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 29.22
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29.22
ājanmamaraṇaṃ śastaḥ pratimarśastu bastivat |
marśavacca guṇān kuryāt sa hi nityopasevanāt ||
tathāyataścaturasro vṛttastripuṭakaśca vraṇaḥ |
śoṣāstu vikṛtākṛtayo durupacārāḥ |
te ca prāyaśo bhavantyāgantavaḥ |
svayaṃ vidīrṇāśca doṣajā na tu vaidyakṛtāḥ ||
Pratimarśa, however, like the enema, is commendable from birth to death; / and because of daily use, it produces the same benefits as regular marśa.
Similarly, an elongated, four-cornered, round, or three-cornered wound;
but consumptions are deformed in shape and difficult to treat;
and they are mostly exogenous;
and those caused by doṣas rupture spontaneously, but are not made by a physician.
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