A History of Indian Medical Literature v3.c44.s6.2

v3.c44.s6.2

This work is a short therapeutic treatise of about 180 stanzas,⁵²⁶ divided into four chapters (alaṃkāra). The order of the diseases is for the greater part the same as in the Mādhavanidāna; prescriptions against pāṇṭyaya, unmāda, hṛdroga, and mūtrāghāta appear to be absent;⁵²⁷ two recipes against jvarātisāra occur in the work (1.22–23); a pauṣṭika-, stambhana-, and drāvaṇayoga are added between the prescriptions against prameha and medoroga.