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381 These diseases are: toyasrāva, prasannāndha, naktāndha, timira, muñjaka and muñjajāla (30.67–69), paṭala (30.54–57), budbuda, pūyasrāva, kāca (30.21–23 and 37), raktasrāva, cipita, vartmaroga or vartmakunda (30.80–81), abhiṣyanda (30.44–46) and pracāraka (30.31). Diseases unknown in human medicine are prasannāndha (blindness without a visible disorder of the eyes), muñjaka and muñjajāla (infestation of the eyes by parasites), and pracāraka (a disease in which the cornea is covered by fleshy growths; pterygia, called arman in human medicine, may be meant).