A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c23.438.3

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curable are the pitta types of abhiṣyanda45 and adhimantha,46 amlādhyuṣita,47 śuktikā,48 pittavidgadhadṛṣṭi,49 and dhūmadarśin50 (1.31cd–33ab); an incurable disease is srāva caused by kapha;51 kāca due to kapha is amenable to palliative treatment;52 curable are the kapha types of abhiṣyanda53 and adhimantha,54 balāsagrathita,55 śleṣmavidgadhadṛṣṭi,56 pothakī,57 lagaṇa,58 krimigranthi,59 pariklinnavartman,60 śuklārman,61 piṣṭaka,62 and the kapha type of upanāha63 (1.33cd–35); incurable diseases due to blood are raktasrāva,64 ajakājāta,65 śoṇitārśas,66 and vraṇānvitaśukra;67 kāca due to blood68 is amenable to palliative treatment; curable are the rakta types of (adhi)mantha69 and (abhi)syanda,70 kliṣṭavartman,71 sirāharṣa,72 sirotpāta,73 añjanākhyā,74 sirājāla,75 parvaṇī,76 avraṇaśukra,77 śoṇitārman,78 and arjuna79 (1.36–38); incurable diseases due to all the doṣas are: pūyāsrāva,80 nākulāndhya,81 akṣipākātyaya,82 and alajī;83 amenable to palliative treatment are: kāca, when caused by all the doṣas, 84 and pakṣmakopa;85 curable are: vartmāvabandha,86 sirāpiḍakā,87 prastāryarman,88 adhimāṃsārman,89 snāyvarman,90 utsaṅginī,91 pūyālasa,92 arbuda,93 śyāvavartman,94 kardamavartman,95 arśovartman,96 śuṣkārśas,97 śarkarāvartman,98 saśopha- and aśophapāka,99 bahalavartman,100 aklinnavartman,101 kumbhīkā,102 and bisavartman103 (1.39–42); the sanimitta and animitta types of exogenous eye disease104 are incurable (1.43ab);