A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c43.s29.141

v3.c43.s29.141

llikā, arūṃṣikā, avapāṭikā, dāruṇaka, indralupta, niruddhaprakāśa, nyaccha, pādadārī, palita, and parivartikā. Some of these disorders are classified differently, for example among the śūkadoṣas, bālarogas and kapālarogas. Mādhava’s śūkaradaṃṣṭraka, a kṣudraroga not described in earlier works, has been accepted by Śārṅgadhara.¹⁰⁸¹ One variety of visarpa, the one caused by agnidāha, has been added to the eight of Mādhava. The disease called śleṣmapitta, described in a verse probably added later to Mādhava’s chapter on amlapitta, is not mentioned.