Ashtangasamgraha 3.28
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 3.28
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3.28
nirvalīpalitavyaṅgā bhaveyurnasyaśīlinaḥ |
oṣṭhasphuṭanapāruṣyamukhaśoṣadvijāmayāḥ ||
sphijau vopasaṃgṛhya supīḍitaṃ nipīḍayet |
veṇyāṅgulyā vā keśaveṣṭitayā ca kaṇṭhatālū parāmṛśet ||
yadrujāśabdavaiṣamyaṃ kāsānāṃ jāyate tataḥ ||
bisotpalamṛṇālānāṃ vartakakrakarau hitau ||
hidhmādhmānaṃ śakṛdbhedaḥ pipāsā mūtranigrahaḥ |
srastahṛṣṭāṅgaromatvaṃ kākavat pūtigandhitā ||
Free from wrinkles, graying hair, and dark spots on the face would become those habituated to nasal medication; / cracking and roughness of the lips, dryness of the mouth, and diseases of the teeth
Or grasping the buttocks, one should press [the woman] firmly; / or with a braid or a finger wrapped with hair, one should tickle the throat and palate.
from which the unevenness of pain and sound of coughs arises.
For those [coughing] from bisotpalas and mṛṇālas, [meat of] quail and krakara partridge is beneficial.
Hiccup, abdominal distension, diarrhea, thirst, suppression of urine, / slackness and horripilation of the body hair, and a foul smell like a crow;
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