Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 154
GaP 1 154.1
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १५४ धन्वन्तरिरुवाच । हृद्रोगादिनिदानं ते वक्ष्ये ऽहं सुश्रुताधुना । कृमिहृद्रोगलिङ्गैश्च स्मृताः पञ्च तु हृद्गताः
śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 154 dhanvantariruvāca / hṛdrogādinidānaṃ te vakṣye 'haṃ suśrutādhunā / kṛmihṛdrogaliṅgaiśca smṛtāḥ pañca tu hṛdgatāḥ
Dhanvantari said: Suśruta, I shall now declare to you the causes of heart disease and the rest; together with the signs of worms and heart disease, five (disorders) are recorded as seated in the heart.
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GaP 1 154.2
वातेन शून्यातात्यर्थं भुज्यते रोरुदीति च । भिद्यते शुष्यते स्तब्धं हृदयं शून्यता भ्रमः
vātena śūnyātātyarthaṃ bhujyate rorudīti ca / bhidyate śuṣyate stabdhaṃ hṛdayaṃ śūnyatā bhramaḥ
By wind the heart becomes exceedingly empty; it is as if being eaten, and it cries out; it splits, it dries up, it grows rigid — (there is) emptiness and dizziness.
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GaP 1 154.3
अकस्माद्दीनता शोको भयं शब्दे ऽसैष्णुता । वेपथुर्वेपनान्मोहः श्वासरोधो ऽल्पनिद्रता
akasmāddīnatā śoko bhayaṃ śabde 'saiṣṇutā / vepathurvepanānmohaḥ śvāsarodho 'lpanidratā
Without cause, dejection, grief, fear, intolerance of sound, shivering; from the shivering, stupefaction, obstruction of the breath, scanty sleep.
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GaP 1 154.4
पित्तात्तृष्णा श्रमो दाहो स्वेदो ऽम्लकफजः क्रमः । छर्दनं ह्यम्लपित्तस्य धूमकल्पितको ज्वरः
pittāttṛṣṇā śramo dāho svedo 'mlakaphajaḥ kramaḥ / chardanaṃ hyamlapittasya dhūmakalpitako jvaraḥ
From bile: thirst, exhaustion, burning, sweat, a succession (of symptoms) produced by sour phlegm; vomiting indeed of sour bile, and a fever that seems made of smoke.
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GaP 1 154.5
श्लेष्मणा हृदयं स्तब्धं भारिकं साश्मगर्भवत् । कासास्थिसादनिष्ठीवनिद्रालस्यारुचिज्वराः
śleṣmaṇā hṛdayaṃ stabdhaṃ bhārikaṃ sāśmagarbhavat / kāsāsthisādaniṣṭhīvanidrālasyārucijvarāḥ
By phlegm the heart is rigid, heavy, as though pregnant with a stone; (there are) cough, aching of the bones, spitting, sleepiness, sluggishness, loss of appetite, and fevers.
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GaP 1 154.6
हृद्रोगे हि त्रिभिर्देषैः कृमिभिः श्यावनेत्रता । तमः प्रवेशो हृल्लासः शोथः कण्डूः कफस्त्रुतिः
hṛdroge hi tribhirdeṣaiḥ kṛmibhiḥ śyāvanetratā / tamaḥ praveśo hṛllāsaḥ śothaḥ kaṇḍūḥ kaphastrutiḥ
In heart disease due to the three doṣas together with worms: greyish eyes, sinking into darkness, nausea, swelling, itching, a flow of phlegm.
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GaP 1 154.7
हृदयं सततं चात्र क्रकचेनेव दीर्यते । चिकित्सदामयं (रं) घोरं तच्छीघ्रं शीघ्रमारिणम्
hṛdayaṃ satataṃ cātra krakaceneva dīryate / cikitsadāmayaṃ (raṃ) ghoraṃ tacchīghraṃ śīghramāriṇam
And in this (condition) the heart is continually torn apart, as if by a saw; treat that dreadful disease quickly — it kills quickly.
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GaP 1 154.8
वातात्पित्तात्कफात्तृष्णा सन्निपाताद्बलक्षयः । षष्ठी स्यादुपसर्गाच्च वातपित्ते च कारणम्
vātātpittātkaphāttṛṣṇā sannipātādbalakṣayaḥ / ṣaṣṭhī syādupasargācca vātapitte ca kāraṇam
From wind, from bile, from phlegm (comes) thirst; from the combination of all three, loss of strength; the sixth would be from a complicating disease, and (there is) a cause also in wind-and-bile.
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GaP 1 154.9
सर्वेषु तत्प्रकोपो हि सम्यग्धातुप्रशोषणात् । सर्वदेहभ्रामोत्कम्पतापहृद्दाहमोहकृत्
sarveṣu tatprakopo hi samyagdhātupraśoṣaṇāt / sarvadehabhrāmotkampatāpahṛddāhamohakṛt
In all (types) its aggravation comes from the thorough drying up of the bodily elements; it produces whirling of the whole body, trembling, heat, burning in the heart, and stupefaction.
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GaP 1 154.10
जिह्वामूलगलक्लोमतालुतोयवहाः शिराः । संशोष्य तृष्णा जायन्ते तासां सामान्यलक्षणम्
jihvāmūlagalaklomatālutoyavahāḥ śirāḥ / saṃśoṣya tṛṣṇā jāyante tāsāṃ sāmānyalakṣaṇam
Having dried up the water-carrying vessels of the root of the tongue, the throat, the kloman and the palate, the thirsts arise; their common characteristic (is as follows):
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GaP 1 154.11
मुखशोषो जलातृप्तिरन्नद्वेषः स्वरक्षयः । कण्ठोष्ठतालुकार्कश्याज्जिह्वानिष्क्रमणे क्लमः
mukhaśoṣo jalātṛptirannadveṣaḥ svarakṣayaḥ / kaṇṭhoṣṭhatālukārkaśyājjihvāniṣkramaṇe klamaḥ
dryness of the mouth, no satisfaction from water, aversion to food, loss of voice; from the roughness of throat, lips and palate, weariness when the tongue is put out;
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GaP 1 154.12
प्रलापश्चित्तविभ्रंशो ह्युद्गराढ्यस्तथामयः । मारुतात्क्षामतादैन्यं शङ्खभे (तो) दः शिरौभ्रमः
pralāpaścittavibhraṃśo hyudgarāḍhyastathāmayaḥ / mārutātkṣāmatādainyaṃ śaṅkhabhe (to) daḥ śiraubhramaḥ
raving, derangement of the mind, and the disorder attended with much belching. From wind: emaciation, wretchedness, pain in the temples, dizziness of the head,
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GaP 1 154.13
गन्धाज्ञानास्यवैरस्यश्रुतिनिद्राबलक्षयाः । शीताम्लफेनवृद्धिश्च पित्तान्मूर्छास्यतिक्तता
gandhājñānāsyavairasyaśrutinidrābalakṣayāḥ / śītāmlaphenavṛddhiśca pittānmūrchāsyatiktatā
failure to perceive smells, bad taste in the mouth, and loss of hearing, of sleep and of strength, and an increase of cold, sour, frothy (matter). From bile: fainting, bitterness of the mouth,
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GaP 1 154.14
रक्तेक्षणत्वं सततं शोषो दाहो ऽतिधूमकः । कफो रसाद्विकुपितस्तोयवाहिषु मारुतः
raktekṣaṇatvaṃ satataṃ śoṣo dāho 'tidhūmakaḥ / kapho rasādvikupitastoyavāhiṣu mārutaḥ
constant redness of the eyes, dryness, burning, excessive smoky (sensation). Phlegm, deranged from the rasa, (and) wind in the water-carrying (channels) —
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GaP 1 154.15
स्रोतस्तु सकफं तेन पङ्कवच्छोष्यते ततः । शूकैरिवाचितः कण्ठो निद्रा मधुरवक्रता
srotastu sakaphaṃ tena paṅkavacchoṣyate tataḥ / śūkairivācitaḥ kaṇṭho nidrā madhuravakratā
the channel, being full of phlegm, is thereby dried up like mud; then the throat (feels) as though covered with bristles, (there is) sleepiness and a sweetish crookedness (of taste).
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GaP 1 154.16
आध्मानं शिरसो जाड्यं स्तैमित्यच्छर्द्यरोचकम् । आलस्यमविपाकञ्च यः स स्यात्सर्वलक्षणः
ādhmānaṃ śiraso jāḍyaṃ staimityacchardyarocakam / ālasyamavipākañca yaḥ sa syātsarvalakṣaṇaḥ
distension, heaviness of the head, torpor, vomiting, loss of appetite, lassitude and indigestion — he who (has these) would be one with all the signs.
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GaP 1 154.17
आमोद्भवाच्च रक्तस्य संरोधाद्वातपित्तता । उष्णाक्रान्तस्य सहसा शीताम्भो भजतस्तृषा
āmodbhavācca raktasya saṃrodhādvātapittatā / uṣṇākrāntasya sahasā śītāmbho bhajatastṛṣā
And from the arising of undigested matter and from the obstruction of the blood (there is) the wind-and-bile condition; thirst (arises) in one overcome by heat who suddenly resorts to cold water.
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GaP 1 154.18
उष्णादूर्ध्वं गतः कोष्ठं कुर्याद्वै पित्तजैवसा । या च पानातिपानोत्था तीक्ष्णाग्रे स्नेहपाकजा
uṣṇādūrdhvaṃ gataḥ koṣṭhaṃ kuryādvai pittajaivasā / yā ca pānātipānotthā tīkṣṇāgre snehapākajā
Having gone upward from the heat into the abdomen, it produces (the thirst) born of bile; and that which arises from drinking or over-drinking, sharp at the outset, is born of the digestion of oily substances.
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GaP 1 154.19
स्निग्धकट्वम्ललवणभोजनेन कफोद्भवा । तृष्णारसक्षयोक्तेन लक्षणेन क्षयात्मिका
snigdhakaṭvamlalavaṇabhojanena kaphodbhavā / tṛṣṇārasakṣayoktena lakṣaṇena kṣayātmikā
From eating unctuous, pungent, sour and salty food (arises the thirst) produced by phlegm; (the thirst) consisting of depletion (is known) by the signs stated for the wasting of rasa.
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GaP 1 154.20
शोषमोहज्वराद्यन्यदीर्घरोगोपसर्गतः । या तृष्णा जायते तीव्रा सोपसर्गात्मिका स्मृता
śoṣamohajvarādyanyadīrgharogopasargataḥ / yā tṛṣṇā jāyate tīvrā sopasargātmikā smṛtā
The thirst that arises severely from the complication of consumption, delusion, fever and other long-standing diseases is called the thirst of complication (upasarga-type).
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