A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c44.s44.t1.2

v3.c44.s44.t1.2

The order of the diseases disagrees with the scheme of the *Mādhavanidāna*. Chapter two is concerned with atisāra, grahaṇī, arśas, agnimāndya, gulma-plīhan, udara, kṛmi, śūla, hṛdroga, udāvarta, vṛddhi, vidradhi, and ślīpada. The subjects of chapter three are kāsa, śvāsa, hikkā, svarabheda, raktapitta, kṣaya, pāṇḍuroga, śotha, vātaroga, vātarakta, ūrustambha, āmavāta, prameha, somaroga, sthaulya-kārśya, mūtraṛcchra, mūtrāghāta, and aśmarī. Chapter four describes the treatment of arocaka, chardi, tṛṣṇā, mūrchā, madātyaya, dāha, amlapitta, unmāda, apasmāra, kuṣṭha, śītapitta, visphoṭa, masūrī, vraṇa, viṣa, bhagandara, upadaṃśa, galagaṇḍa, pādaroga, nakharoga, oṣṭharoga, kṣudraroga, nāsāroga, mukharoga, karṇaroga, netraroga, śiroroga, pradara, puṣparodha, garbhiṇīroga, garbhacalana, mūḍhagarbha, sūtikāroga, and bālaroga.