Indian Medicine (Medicin), translated by C. G. Kashikar c15.10

c15.10

tottering of the head, pain in the sides, sleeplessness and much phantasy. According to Dutt, Delirium tremens is meant by this, yet the above general signs are common. Medicines, liquor with different additions, cold water drunk until the pacification of thirst, milk, ointments, smearings, baths, warm clothing, enemeta etc. are prescribed. According to Bhāv, the affections due to liquor can only be cured by liquor just as in burning wounds cauterizing and perspiring remedies are advantageous (Car 6.24; Su 6.47; AS 3.6; 4.9; AHr 3.6; 4.7; Vang 318 ff.; Bhāv 2.2; Vr 18.7).