A History of Indian Medical Literature v1.c8.110

v1.c8.110

The forty nānātmaja disorders of pitta are: 394 oṣa, 395 ploṣa, 396 dāha, 397 davathu, 398 dhūmaka, 399 amlaka, 400 vidāha, 401 antardāha (a burning sensation in chest and belly), 402 aṃsadāha (a burning sensation in the shoulder region), ūṣmādhikya (a high body temperature), atisveda (excessive perspiration), 403 aṅgagandha (a foul body odour), aṅgāvadaraṇa, 404 śoṇitakleda, 405 māṃsakleda, 406 tvagdāha (a burning sensation in the skin), tvagavadaraṇa (desquamation), 407 carmadalana (excoriation), 408 raktakoṭha (red weals), 409 raktavisphoṭa (red vesicles), 410 raktapitta, 411 raktamaṇḍala (round erythematous patches), 412 haritatva (a greenish colour), 413 hāridratva (a yellow colour), nīlikā (dark moles), 414 kakṣā (herpes zoster), 415 kāmalā (jaundice), 416 tiktāsyatā (a bitter taste in the mouth), 417 lohitagandhāsyatā, 418 pūtimukhatā (foetor oris), tṛṣṇādhikya (excessive thirst), 419 atṛpti (absence of satisfaction after a meal), 420 āsyavipāka (stomatitis), 421 galapāka (pharyngitis), akṣipāka (inflammation of the eyes), gudapāka (inflammation of anus and rectum), 422 meḍhrapāka (inflammation of the penis or the urethra), jīvādāna,423 tamaḥpraveśa (loss of consciousness),424 and haritāḥaridranetramūtravarcastva (a greenish or yellow colour of eyes, urine and faeces) (20.14).