Ashtangasamgraha 11.31

11.31

There, in [indigestion caused by] āma, there is heaviness, nausea, swelling of the cheeks and eye sockets, / and belching occurs tasting like what was eaten and un-acidified. // It kills one whose digestive fire is weak, who is afflicted by parasites, and who suffers from thirst and diarrhea. // Located in the groin joint, it then causes a knot-like swelling. // He should be treated in due course with fasting, astringents, and pacifiers of vāta through those respective procedures. // Obstruction of the eyelashes is manageable; one should conquer the remaining [diseases] with surgical instruments and medicines.