A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c43.s14.2

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The *Praśastauṣadhasaṃgraha*²⁶ is a collection of recipes in 120 verses. The arrangement of the diseases and some other topics is as follows: jvara (2–3), raktapitta (4), pradara (5), asthisruti in women (6),²⁷ kāsa, śvāsa and hīdhmā (7–9), kṣaya (10–11), arocaka (12), vamī (13), mūrchā (14), tṛṣṇā (15), saṃnyāsa (16–17ab), arśas (17cd–19), udāvarta (20), atisāra (21–22), grahaṇī (23–24ab), agnimāndya (24cd), viṣūcī (25), prameha (26–27), mūtrakṛcchra (28), pramehapīṭikā (29), aśmarī and śarkarā (30), somaroga (31), vidradhi (32), stanavidradhi (33), vṛddhi (34–36), raktagulma (37), śūla (38), udara (39), pāṇḍuroga (40), kāmalā (41), śotha (42), visarpa (43), masūrikā (44), śītapitta (45), kuṣṭha (46–47), śvitra (48), kṛmi (49), vātavyādhi (50–51), pittavikāra (52–53), kaphavikāra (54), vātarakta (55), āvṛti (56–57),²⁸ sthaulya (58), vandhyātva (59), garbhiṇīroga (60–61),²⁹ bālagrahas (62–63), bhūtas (64), unmāda (65), apasmāra (66), netraroga (67–70), karṇaroga (71–73), nāsāroga (74), oṣṭharoga (75), gaṇḍamālā (76), dantaroga (77), jihvāroga and tāluroga (78), mukharoga (79), śiroroga (80–81), vraṇa (82–83), sadyovraṇa (84–85), bhaṅga (86), bhagandara (87), granthi (88), ślīpada (89), arbuda (90), vraṇa (99), nāḍīvraṇa (92), kṣudraroga (93–94), upadaṃśa (95), yoniroga (96), sthāvaraviṣa (97), jaṅgamaviṣa and sarpaviṣa (98–100), kīṭaviṣa (101), vṛścikaviṣa (102–103), lūtāviṣa (104), unduruviṣa (105), alarkaviṣa (106), nakhadantaviṣa (107), vyaṅga and lāñchana (108), koṭha (109), vājīkaraṇa (110–112), rasāyana (113–115), general prescriptions (116–118).