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upper teeth should never be extracted, because this would result in many complications (22.26cd–27ab);⁵⁹² the treatment of śītāda (22.27cd–28),⁵⁹³ upakuśa (22.29–32ab),⁵⁹⁴ dantapuppuṭaka (22.32cd–33ab),⁵⁹⁵ vidradhi (22.33cd–34),⁵⁹⁶ suṣira (22.35–37ab),⁵⁹⁷ adhimāṃsaka (22.37cd–38),⁵⁹⁸ vidarbha (22.39),⁵⁹⁹ nāḍī (22.40–42ab),⁶⁰⁰ the varieties of kaṇṭaka (22.42cd–44ab),⁶⁰¹ jihvālasa (22.44cd),⁶⁰² upajihvikā (22.45–46ab),⁶⁰³ and (gala)śuṇḍikā (22.46cd–50ab);⁶⁰⁴ the surgical treatment described in the context of galaśuṇḍikā may also be applied in cases of saṃghāta, puppuṭa and kūrma⁶⁰⁵ (22.50cd);⁶⁰⁶ the treatment of the āma and pakva stages of tālupāka (22.51–52);⁶⁰⁷ the treatment of tāluoṣa (22.53–54ab);⁶⁰⁸ the general treatment of diseases of the throat (22.54cd–58ab); the treatment of rohiṇī due to vāta (22.58cd–59),⁶⁰⁹ pitta (22.60–61ab),⁶¹⁰ blood (22.61cd),⁶¹¹ and kapha (22.62–63ab); the same treatment (as in rohiṇī due to kapha) may be applied in cases of vṛnda, śālūka, tuṇḍikerī, and gilāyu⁶¹³ (22.63cd);⁶¹⁴ the treatment of (gala)vidradhi (22.64);⁶¹⁵ the treatment of galagaṇḍa due to vāta (22.65–68),⁶¹⁶ kapha (22.69–71),⁶¹⁷ and fatty tissue (22.72);⁶¹⁸ when galagaṇḍa does not respond to these therapeutic procedures, it should be managed like a vraṇa (22.73ab);