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| Table 8 — Prognosis of horses from eye symptoms | |
| Dry and glassy | Vāta |
| Yellow and dark pink | Pita |
| White and watery | Kapha |
| Dark yellow | Fever |
| Peticeae | Death in 6 months |
| Bluish tint and discharge like honey | Death in 2 months |
| Conjunctiva blood diseased by Pita, Lachrymation is of blood tint and conjunctiva is pale | Immediate death |
| Bluish yellow tint in conjunctiva | Death in 3 months |
| Streaks of various colours on conjunctiva | particularly during cold season |
| Watery golden discharge | Death in 10 months |
| Conjunctiva bluish tint | Vāta—Death in 3 months |
| Pita affected animals | eyes acquire a colour similar to that of *Curcuma longum* (Halakuṇḍa) |
| Appearance of colour on conjunctiva in early part of a season | Death in 7 days |
| Pita affected animals one eye blue and eyelid inside is dark black | Death in 1 month |
| Inner canthus of both the eyes dark red or dry or dots similar to those on peacock feathers, black or disquamation of epithelium on different parts of eyes | Immediate death |