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The remaining part of the chapter deals with: the symptoms of each of the four types of mūtrakṛcchra (9.5);⁷² the pathogenesis⁷³ and prodromes of aśmarī (9.6);⁷⁴ the general symptoms of aśmarī (9.7);⁷⁵ the specific symptoms of aśmarī due to vāta, pitta, kapha;⁷⁶ these three types occur in children too⁷⁷ (9.8); the pathogenesis and symptoms of śukrāśmarī (9.9);⁷⁸ the characteristic features of śarkarā (urinary gravel) (9.10);⁷⁹ the characteristics of vātabasti (9.11), vātāṣṭhīlā, vātakuṇḍalikā, mūtrātīta (9.12), mūtrajaṭhara, mūtrotsaṅga, mūtragranthi (9.13), inūtraśukra, viḍvighāta, uṣṇavāta, mūtrakṣaya, and mūtrāvasāda (9.14). A.s.Ni.9.15 = A.h.Ni.9.40.