A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c23.532.3

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the general treatment of this disorder (47.55–65); the accompanying symptoms and the treatment of a burning sensation due to blood (47.67–69); the accompanying symptoms, and treatment of a burning sensation due to pitta (47.70–73ab); the accompanying symptoms and the treatment of a burning sensation due to filling of the koṣṭha with blood are like those described in the sadyovraṇīya chapter⁷⁰⁶ (47.73–74ab); the accompanying symptoms of a burning sensation caused by decrease of the elements of the body; the treatment of this condition is like that of raktapitta (47.74cd–75); the treatment of a burning sensation in patients with a trauma, those who do not observe the rules of diet, and those suffering from grief (47.76–77); patients with a burning sensation due to an injury to a vital spot (marman) are incurable and should not be treated when their body feels cold (47.78); after subsidence of the complications of the disorders due to drinking, purificatory measures should be carried out (47.79); the treatment of thirst by administering a diluted and medicated alcoholic drink (47.80); the proper way of enjoying a drink, without running the risk of intoxication or the development of a disease produced by alcohol (47.81).