The Compendium of Caraka 1.19.4_7

1.19.4_7

dvau jvarāviti uṣṇābhiprāyaḥ śītasamutthaśca śītābhiprāyaścoṣṇasamutthaḥ, dvau vraṇāviti nijaścāgantujaśca, dvāvāyāmāviti bāhyaścābhyantaraśca, dve gṛdhrasyāviti vātādvātakaphācca, dve kāmale iti koṣṭhāśrayā śākhāśrayā ca, dvividhamāmamiti alasako visūcikā ca, dvividhaṃ vātaraktamiti gambhīramuttānaṃ ca, dvividhānyarśāṃsīti śuṣkāṇyārdrāṇi ca (7);

The ‘two fevers’ are: desiring warmth and arising from cold, and desiring cold and arising from warmth. / The ‘two wounds’ are: endogenous and exogenous. / The ‘two spasms’ are: external and internal. / The ‘two sciatica conditions’ are: from vāta, and from vāta and kapha. / The ‘two jaundices’ are: seated in the gastrointestinal tract, and seated in the peripheral tissues. / The ‘two kinds of āma’ are: alasaka and visūcikā. / The ‘two kinds of vātarakta’ are: deep and superficial. / The ‘two kinds of hemorrhoids’ are: dry and bleeding. (7)