Ashtangasamgraha 5.27
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 5.27
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5.27
cayakāṣṭhāmupāruhya kurvate te hyupekṣitāḥ |
prāyaśaḥ sucireṇāpi bheṣajadveṣiṇogadān ||
pittāttālugale dāhaḥ śoṣa uktāvasūyanam ||
kalkaiḥ kaṭvaṅgadārvītvagvatsakatvakdalairghṛtam ||
samūtrairbastibhistīkṣṇairāsthāpyaḥ kṣiprameva saḥ ||
pūrvadvāre sthitaṃ divyaṃ vajramindrājñayā śubham ||
Reaching the peak of accumulation, when neglected they mostly produce / diseases that resist remedies, even after a very long time.
From pitta, burning in the palate and throat, dryness, and censure of whatever is said.
Ghee [prepared] with pastes of kaṭvaṅga, tree-turmeric bark, and leaves of kuṭaja bark.
He should be quickly given a non-unctuous enema with sharp enemas containing urine.
The divine, auspicious thunderbolt positioned at the eastern gate by Indra's command:
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