Ashtangasamgraha 3.36
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 3.36
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- Sanskrit
3.36
tāmbūlīnāṃ kisalayaṃ hṛdyaṃ pūgaphalānvitam |
raktapittakṣatakṣīṇarūkṣotkupitacakṣuṣām |
tato yasya kasyacicchoṇitenābhyajya yoniṃ yathāsthānaṃ kuśalā strī niveśayet |
niviṣṭāṃ cāśokarohiṇībarhiṣośīrapriyaṅgudevadārukalkavipakvena tailena bahuśaḥ svedayet pūrayet brūyācca gaccha subhage svasthānamiti ||
sūcībhiriva tīkṣṇābhistudyamānena śūlinā ||
puṣpairebhirvipakvaṃ ca sakṣaudraṃ māhiṣaṃ ghṛtam ||
kṣīṇe śleṣmaṇi sāyāhne rātrau vā tat pravartate ||
jihvāyā nimnatāmadhye śyāvaṃ tālu ca taṃ tyajet ||
Tender shoot of betel vines, pleasing to the heart, accompanied by areca nut.
For those suffering from bleeding disorder, chest-wounds, emaciation, roughness, and irritated eyes.
Then, having lubricated the vagina with blood of any kind, a skilled woman should reposition it in its proper place.
And when it has been repositioned, she should foment and fill it repeatedly with oil cooked with the paste of aśoka, katuki, sacred grass, vetiver, priyaṅgu, and deodar, and should say: "Go, auspicious one, to your proper place."
By one who has colic as if being pricked with sharp needles.
And buffalo ghee cooked with these flowers along with honey.
When phlegm has diminished, in the evening or at night it manifests.
Depression in the center of the tongue and a dusky palate: one should abandon him.
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