A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c23.532.2

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the disorders due to abuse of alcohol are: pānātyaya, paramada, pānājīrṇa, and the serious (ugra) condition called pānavibhrama (47.17);⁶⁹⁵ the symptoms of pānātyaya due to vāta, pitta, kapha, and all the three doṣas (47.18–19ab);⁶⁹⁶ the symptoms of paramada (47.19cd–20ab),⁶⁹⁷ pānājīrṇa (47.20cd–21ab),⁶⁹⁸ and pānavibhrama (47.21cd–22ab);⁶⁹⁹ signs indicating incurability (47.22cd–23ab); complications arising from alcohol abuse (47.23cd); the treatment of pānātyaya due to vāta (47.24cd–26ab),⁷⁰⁰ pitta (47.26cd–27),⁷⁰¹ kapha (47.28–29ab),⁷⁰² a combination of two doṣas, and all three doṣas together (47.29cd–30ab);⁷⁰³ recipes against pānātyaya (47.30cd–34ab); the treatment of paramada (47.34cd–36), pānājīrṇa (47.37–39a), and pānavibhrama (47.39b–41); a recipe against all disorders caused by alcohol abuse (47.42); things to be recommended to persons habitually enjoying alcoholic drinks (47.43–44); two recipes useful in pānātyaya (47.45–46); the type of alcoholic drink habitually used by a patient with one of the described disorders should be prescribed in a methodical way during his treatment (47.47–48);⁷⁰⁴ someone who, after a period of abstinence, suddenly resumes drinking too much, develops the disorders described in relation with pānātyaya (47.49);⁷⁰⁵ the pathogenesis of thirst (tṛṣṇā), resulting from alcohol abuse (47.50); the treatment of this condition (47.51–54ab); the pathogenesis of a severe burning sensation (dāha), resulting from alcohol abuse (47.54);