Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 160

GaP 1 160.1

श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १६० धन्वन्तरिरुवाच । निदानं विद्रधेर्वक्ष्ये गुल्मस्य शृणु शुश्रुत ! । भुक्तैः पर्युषितात्युष्णशुष्करूक्षविदाहिभिः

śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 160 dhanvantariruvāca / nidānaṃ vidradhervakṣye gulmasya śṛṇu śuśruta ! / bhuktaiḥ paryuṣitātyuṣṇaśuṣkarūkṣavidāhibhiḥ

The Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa, chapter 160. Dhanvantari said: I shall declare the causation of abscess (vidradhi) and of tumour (gulma); listen, Suśruta! By foods eaten that are stale, too hot, dry, rough and burning,

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GaP 1 160.2

जिह्मशय्याविचेष्टाभिस्तैस्तैश्चासृक्प्रदूषणैः । दुष्टसत्वङ्मांसमेदो ऽस्थिमदामृष्टोदराश्रयः

jihmaśayyāviceṣṭābhistaistaiścāsṛkpradūṣaṇaiḥ / duṣṭasatvaṅmāṃsamedo 'sthimadāmṛṣṭodarāśrayaḥ

and by crooked lying-down and (awkward) movements, and by these and those corrupters of the blood, (there arises) a condition lodged in the vitiated skin, flesh, fat, bone, and the tissue of the belly.

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GaP 1 160.3

यः शोथो बहिरन्तश्च महाशूलो महारुजः । वृत्तः स्यादायतो यो वा स्मृतो रोगः स विद्रधिः

yaḥ śotho bahirantaśca mahāśūlo mahārujaḥ / vṛttaḥ syādāyato yo vā smṛto rogaḥ sa vidradhiḥ

That swelling which (occurs) outside or inside, with great piercing pain and great ache, whether round or elongated — that disease is called vidradhi.

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GaP 1 160.4

दोषैः पृथक्समुदितैः शोणितेन स्त्रतेन च । वहते तत्र तत्राङ्गे दारुणे ग्रथितो ऽस्त्रुतः

doṣaiḥ pṛthaksamuditaiḥ śoṇitena stratena ca / vahate tatra tatrāṅge dāruṇe grathito 'strutaḥ

By the doṣas singly or combined, and by blood, whether oozing or not, it grows in this or that limb; when severe it is knotted and does not ooze.

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GaP 1 160.5

अन्तरा दारुणश्चैव गम्भीरो गुल्मवर्धनः । वल्मीकवत्समुत्स्त्रावी ह्यग्निमान्द्यञ्च जायते

antarā dāruṇaścaiva gambhīro gulmavardhanaḥ / valmīkavatsamutstrāvī hyagnimāndyañca jāyate

The internal one is severe indeed, deep-seated, and makes the gulma grow; it oozes out like an anthill, and weakness of digestion arises.

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GaP 1 160.6

नाभिबस्तियकृत्प्लीहक्लोमहृत्कुक्षिवङ्क्षणि । हृदये वेपमाने तु तत्रतत्रातितीव्ररुक्

nābhibastiyakṛtplīhaklomahṛtkukṣivaṅkṣaṇi / hṛdaye vepamāne tu tatratatrātitīvraruk

(It occurs) at the navel, bladder, liver, spleen, klomán (lung/pancreas), heart, belly and groin; and when the heart trembles, there is extremely sharp pain in this place and that.

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GaP 1 160.7

श्यामारुणशिरोत्थानपाको विषमसंस्थितिः । संज्ञाच्छेदभ्रमानाहस्यन्दसर्पणशब्दवान्

śyāmāruṇaśirotthānapāko viṣamasaṃsthitiḥ / saṃjñācchedabhramānāhasyandasarpaṇaśabdavān

(From wind:) dark-red, with raised veins, of dark-brown colour, slow to suppurate, of irregular shape, attended with loss of consciousness, giddiness, distension, discharge, a creeping sensation and (gurgling) sounds.

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GaP 1 160.8

रक्तताम्रासितः पित्तात्तृण्मोहज्वरदाहवान् । क्षिप्तोत्थानप्रपाकश्च पाण्डुः कण्डूयुतः कफात्

raktatāmrāsitaḥ pittāttṛṇmohajvaradāhavān / kṣiptotthānaprapākaśca pāṇḍuḥ kaṇḍūyutaḥ kaphāt

From pitta it is red, coppery or black, attended with thirst, confusion, fever and burning; from kapha it rises and suppurates slowly, is pale, and attended with itching.

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GaP 1 160.9

संक्लेशशीतकस्तम्भजृम्भारोचकगौरवाः । चिरोत्थानो ऽविपाकश्च संकीर्णः सन्निपातजः

saṃkleśaśītakastambhajṛmbhārocakagauravāḥ / cirotthāno 'vipākaśca saṃkīrṇaḥ sannipātajaḥ

Distress, chill, stiffness, yawning, loss of appetite and heaviness; slow to arise and without suppuration — the mixed one, born of the concurrence (of all three doṣas).

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GaP 1 160.10

सामर्थ्याच्चात्र विड्भेदो बाह्याभ्यन्तरलक्षणम् । कृष्णस्फोटावृतश्यामस्तीव्रदाहरुजाज्वरः

sāmarthyāccātra viḍbhedo bāhyābhyantaralakṣaṇam / kṛṣṇasphoṭāvṛtaśyāmastīvradāharujājvaraḥ

And here, according to (its) force, (there is) loosening of the stools — that is the mark of the external and internal (types). Covered with black blisters, dark, with severe burning, pain and fever —

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GaP 1 160.11

पित्तलिङ्गो ऽसृजा बाह्ये स्त्रीणामेव तथान्तरम् । शस्त्राद्यैरभिघातोत्थरक्तैश्च रोगकारणम्

pittaliṅgo 'sṛjā bāhye strīṇāmeva tathāntaram / śastrādyairabhighātottharaktaiśca rogakāraṇam

having the signs of pitta, (it arises) from blood externally, and likewise internally in women only; and blood arising from injury by weapons and the like is (also) a cause of the disease.

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GaP 1 160.12

क्षतोत्थो वायुना क्षिप्तः स रक्तः पित्तमीरयन् । पित्तासृग्लक्षणं कुर्याद्विद्रधिं भूर्युपद्रवम्

kṣatottho vāyunā kṣiptaḥ sa raktaḥ pittamīrayan / pittāsṛglakṣaṇaṃ kuryādvidradhiṃ bhūryupadravam

Arising from a wound, that blood, thrown up by the wind and stirring the pitta, would produce an abscess with the signs of pitta and blood, with many complications.

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GaP 1 160.13

तेनोपद्रवभेदश्च स्मृतो ऽधिष्ठानभेदतः । नाभौ हि ध्मातं चेद्बस्तौ मूत्रकृच्छ्रञ्चजायते

tenopadravabhedaśca smṛto 'dhiṣṭhānabhedataḥ / nābhau hi dhmātaṃ cedbastau mūtrakṛcchrañcajāyate

Hence a difference of complications is stated, according to the difference of location: if it is distended at the navel or in the bladder, difficulty of urination arises.

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GaP 1 160.14

श्वासप्रश्वासरोधश्च प्लीहायामतितृट् परम् । गलरोधश्च क्लोम्नि स्यात्सर्वाङ्गप्ररुजा हृदि

śvāsapraśvāsarodhaśca plīhāyāmatitṛṭ param / galarodhaśca klomni syātsarvāṅgaprarujā hṛdi

And (there is) obstruction of inhalation and exhalation; in the spleen, excessive thirst above all; in the kloman there is obstruction of the throat; in the heart, pain throughout the whole body.

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GaP 1 160.15

प्रमोहस्तमकः कासौ हृदयोद्धट्टनन्तथा । कुक्षिपार्श्वान्तरे चैव कुक्षौ दोषोपजन्म च

pramohastamakaḥ kāsau hṛdayoddhaṭṭanantathā / kukṣipārśvāntare caiva kukṣau doṣopajanma ca

Fainting, breathlessness, cough, and likewise throbbing of the heart; and (when situated) between the belly and the flank, and in the belly, the arising of doṣa.

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GaP 1 160.16

तथा चेदूरुसन्धौ च वङ्क्षणे कटिपृष्ठयोः । पार्श्वयोश्च व्यथा पायौ पवनस्य निरोधनम्

tathā cedūrusandhau ca vaṅkṣaṇe kaṭipṛṣṭhayoḥ / pārśvayośca vyathā pāyau pavanasya nirodhanam

So too, if (it is) in the hip joint, in the groin, in the waist and back, and in the flanks — (there is) pain; in the anus, obstruction of the wind.

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GaP 1 160.17

आमपक्वविदग्धत्वं तेषां शोथवदादिशेत् । नाभेरूर्ध्वमुखात्पक्वात्प्रद्रवन्त्यपरे गुदात्

āmapakvavidagdhatvaṃ teṣāṃ śothavadādiśet / nābherūrdhvamukhātpakvātpradravantyapare gudāt

Their unripe, ripe and half-burnt condition should be determined as with a swelling. From one ripened above the navel (the matter) flows out by the mouth; from others, by the anus.

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GaP 1 160.18

गुदास्तनाभिजे विद्याद्दोषक्लेदोच्चविद्रधौ । कुरुते स्वाधिष्ठानस्य विवर्तं सन्निपातजः

gudāstanābhije vidyāddoṣakledoccavidradhau / kurute svādhiṣṭhānasya vivartaṃ sannipātajaḥ

(One) should know (them) as arising in the anus, the breast, or the navel; in an abscess (vidradhi) marked by exudation of the humours in excess. The abscess born of the combination (of all three humours) causes a distortion of the (region of the) svādhiṣṭhāna.

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GaP 1 160.19

पक्वो हि नाभिवस्तिस्थो भिन्नो ऽन्तर्बहिरेव वा । पाकश्चान्तः प्रवृद्धस्य क्षीणस्योपद्रवार्दितः

pakvo hi nābhivastistho bhinno 'ntarbahireva vā / pākaścāntaḥ pravṛddhasya kṣīṇasyopadravārditaḥ

For when ripened (suppurated), being situated in the navel or bladder, it bursts either inward or outward; and the suppuration is internal in one whose (abscess) has grown large, and in one who is emaciated it is afflicted by complications.

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GaP 1 160.20

विद्रधिश्च भवेत्तत्र पापानां पापयोषिताम् । मृते तु गर्भगे चैव सम्भवेच्छ्वयथर्घनः

vidradhiśca bhavettatra pāpānāṃ pāpayoṣitām / mṛte tu garbhage caiva sambhavecchvayatharghanaḥ

And an abscess arises there in wicked men and wicked women; and when the child in the womb has died, a severe swelling may occur.

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GaP 1 160.21

स्तने समत्थे दुःखं वा बाह्यविद्रधिलक्षणम् । नारीणां सूक्ष्मरक्तत्वात्कन्यायान्तु न जायते

stane samatthe duḥkhaṃ vā bāhyavidradhilakṣaṇam / nārīṇāṃ sūkṣmaraktatvātkanyāyāntu na jāyate

When it has arisen in the breast there is pain—that is the sign of an external abscess; but in women it does not arise in a girl, because their blood is subtle.

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GaP 1 160.22

क्रुद्धो रुद्धगतिर्वायुः शेफमूलकरो?हि सः । मुष्कवङ्क्षणतः प्राप्य फलकोषातिवाहिनीम्

kruddho ruddhagatirvāyuḥ śephamūlakaro?hi saḥ / muṣkavaṅkṣaṇataḥ prāpya phalakoṣātivāhinīm

The wind, angered and its passage obstructed—it indeed acts at the root of the penis—reaching from the testicle and groin region the vessel that conducts (things) past the scrotum,

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GaP 1 160.23

आपीड्य धमनीवृद्धिं करोति फलकोषयोः । दोषो मेदःसु तत्रास्ते सवृद्धिः सप्तधा गदः

āpīḍya dhamanīvṛddhiṃ karoti phalakoṣayoḥ / doṣo medaḥsu tatrāste savṛddhiḥ saptadhā gadaḥ

pressing (it), produces a swelling of the vessel in the two scrotal sacs. The humour settles there in the fat; the disease, together with (this) swelling, is sevenfold.

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GaP 1 160.24

मूत्रन्तयोरप्यनिलाद्बाह्ये वाभ्यन्तरे तथा । वातपूर्णः खरस्पर्शो रूक्षो वाताच्च दाहकृत्

mūtrantayorapyanilādbāhye vābhyantare tathā / vātapūrṇaḥ kharasparśo rūkṣo vātācca dāhakṛt

and there is also urine in the two (sacs), from the wind, either externally or likewise internally. (The swelling) filled with wind is rough to the touch and dry, and from wind it also produces burning.

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GaP 1 160.25

पक्वोदुम्बरसङ्काशः पित्ताद्दाहोष्मपाकवान् । कफात्तीव्रो गुरुः स्निग्धः कण्डूमान्कठिनो ऽल्परुक्

pakvodumbarasaṅkāśaḥ pittāddāhoṣmapākavān / kaphāttīvro guruḥ snigdhaḥ kaṇḍūmānkaṭhino 'lparuk

From bile it resembles a ripe udumbara fruit, with burning, heat and suppuration; from phlegm it is severe, heavy, unctuous, itching, hard, and little painful.

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GaP 1 160.26

कृष्णः स्फोटावृतः पिण्ड्ॐ वृद्धिलिङ्गश्च रक्ततः । कफवन्मेदसां वृद्धिर्मृदुतालफलोपमः

kṛṣṇaḥ sphoṭāvṛtaḥ piṇḍoṃ vṛddhiliṅgaśca raktataḥ / kaphavanmedasāṃ vṛddhirmṛdutālaphalopamaḥ

From blood it is black, covered with blisters, a lump, and has the marks of (such) swelling; the swelling of the fats is like that of phlegm, soft, resembling a palm fruit.

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GaP 1 160.27

मूत्रधारणशीलस्य मूत्रजस्तत्र गच्छतः । अलोभः पूर्णधृतिमान्क्षोभं याति सरन्मृदु

mūtradhāraṇaśīlasya mūtrajastatra gacchataḥ / alobhaḥ pūrṇadhṛtimānkṣobhaṃ yāti saranmṛdu

In one habitually retaining his urine, the urine-born (swelling) arises there as he goes about: there is no appetite, he feels full and heavy, and it comes to agitation, flowing (and) soft.

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GaP 1 160.28

मूत्रकृच्छ्रमधस्ताच्च वलयः फलकोषयोः । वातकोपिभिसहारैः शीततोयावगाहनैः

mūtrakṛcchramadhastācca valayaḥ phalakoṣayoḥ / vātakopibhisahāraiḥ śītatoyāvagāhanaiḥ

And there is difficult urination, and below there are folds (or rings) on the two scrotal sacs; (this arises) from wind-provoking regimens and from bathing in cold water,

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GaP 1 160.29

विण्मूत्रधारणाच्चैव विषमाङ्गविचेष्टनैः । क्षोभितैः क्षोभितौजाश्च क्षीणान्तर्देहिनो यदा

viṇmūtradhāraṇāccaiva viṣamāṅgaviceṣṭanaiḥ / kṣobhitaiḥ kṣobhitaujāśca kṣīṇāntardehino yadā

and from retention of faeces and urine, from uneven contortions of the limbs, by agitating (causes), and when the vital energy has been shaken and the body wasted within—

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GaP 1 160.30

पवनो विगुणीभूय शोणितं तदधोनयेत् । कुर्यात्तत्क्षणसन्धिस्थो ग्रन्थ्याभः श्वयथुस्तदा

pavano viguṇībhūya śoṇitaṃ tadadhonayet / kuryāttatkṣaṇasandhistho granthyābhaḥ śvayathustadā

then the wind, becoming disordered, would carry the blood downward; settled in the joint of that place it would then produce a swelling resembling a knot.

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GaP 1 160.31

उपेक्ष्यमाणस्य च गुल्मवृद्धिमाध्मानरुग्वै विविधाश्च रोगाः । सुपीडितो ऽन्तः स्वनवान् प्रयाति प्रध्मापयन्नेति पुनश्च मूर्ध्नि

upekṣyamāṇasya ca gulmavṛddhimādhmānarugvai vividhāśca rogāḥ / supīḍito 'ntaḥ svanavān prayāti pradhmāpayanneti punaśca mūrdhni

And in one who neglects it there arise growth of abdominal tumour, flatulent distension, pain, and various diseases; when much pressed it goes inward with a sound, and distending (as it goes) it rises again to the head.

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GaP 1 160.32

रक्तवृद्धिरसाध्ये ऽयं वातवृद्धिसमाकृतिः । रूक्षकृष्णारुणशिरा ऊर्णावृतगवाक्षवत्

raktavṛddhirasādhye 'yaṃ vātavṛddhisamākṛtiḥ / rūkṣakṛṣṇāruṇaśirā ūrṇāvṛtagavākṣavat

This swelling from blood is incurable, having a form like the swelling from wind, with dry, black, reddish veins, like a lattice window covered with wool.

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GaP 1 160.33

वातो ऽष्टधा पृथदौषैः संस्पृष्टैर्निचयं गतः । आर्तवस्य च दोषेण नारीणां जायते ऽष्टमः

vāto 'ṣṭadhā pṛthadauṣaiḥ saṃspṛṣṭairnicayaṃ gataḥ / ārtavasya ca doṣeṇa nārīṇāṃ jāyate 'ṣṭamaḥ

The wind (-borne swelling) is eightfold: singly, through contact with the (other) humours, and gone to an accumulation (of all); and in women an eighth arises through a disorder of the menses.

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GaP 1 160.34

ज्वरमूर्छातिसारैश्च वमनाद्यैश्च कर्मभिः । कर्शितो बलवान्याति शीतार्तश्च बुभुक्षितः

jvaramūrchātisāraiśca vamanādyaiśca karmabhiḥ / karśito balavānyāti śītārtaśca bubhukṣitaḥ

And one emaciated by fever, fainting and diarrhoea, and by procedures such as emesis, though strong, goes (about) afflicted by cold and hungry;

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GaP 1 160.35

यः पिबत्यन्नपानानि लङ्घनप्लावनादिकम् । सेवते हीनसंज्ञाभिरर्दितः समुदीरयन्

yaḥ pibatyannapānāni laṅghanaplāvanādikam / sevate hīnasaṃjñābhirarditaḥ samudīrayan

he who drinks food and drink (improperly), who resorts to fasting, plunging (into water) and the like, afflicted, with impaired awareness, and stirring (the humours) up,

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GaP 1 160.36

स्नेहस्वेदावनभ्यस्य शोषणं वा निषेवयेत् । शुद्धो वा सुद्धिहानिर्वा भजेत स्पन्दनानि वा

snehasvedāvanabhyasya śoṣaṇaṃ vā niṣevayet / śuddho vā suddhihānirvā bhajeta spandanāni vā

or without having practised oleation and sudation resorts to drying measures, or, whether purified or lacking purification, indulges in (violent) movements—

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GaP 1 160.37

वातोल्बणास्तस्य मलाः पृथक्चैव हि ते ऽथवा । सर्वो रक्तयुतो वाताद्देहस्नोतो ऽनुसारिणः

vātolbaṇāstasya malāḥ pṛthakcaiva hi te 'thavā / sarvo raktayuto vātāddehasnoto 'nusāriṇaḥ

his impurities become predominant in wind, and they may be so individually, or all of them joined with blood; through the wind they course along the channels of the body.

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GaP 1 160.38

ऊर्ध्वाधोमार्गमावृत्य वायुः शूलं करोति वै । स्पर्शोपलभ्यं गुल्मोत्थमुष्णं ग्रन्थिस्वरूपिणम्

ūrdhvādhomārgamāvṛtya vāyuḥ śūlaṃ karoti vai / sparśopalabhyaṃ gulmotthamuṣṇaṃ granthisvarūpiṇam

Having blocked the upward and downward passages, the wind indeed produces a piercing pain — (a swelling) perceptible to the touch, arisen as a gulma, hot, having the form of a knot.

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GaP 1 160.39

कर्षणात्कफविड्घातैर्मार्गस्यावरणेन वा । वायुः कृताश्रयः कोष्ठे रौक्ष्यात्काठिन्यमागतः

karṣaṇātkaphaviḍghātairmārgasyāvaraṇena vā / vāyuḥ kṛtāśrayaḥ koṣṭhe raukṣyātkāṭhinyamāgataḥ

By emaciation, by obstructions of phlegm and faeces, or by the blocking of the passage, the wind, having taken up its seat in the abdominal cavity, attains hardness through dryness.

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GaP 1 160.40

स्वतन्त्रः स्वाश्रये दुष्टः परतन्त्रः पराश्रये । ततः पिण्डकवच्छ्लेष्मा मलसंसृष्ट एव च

svatantraḥ svāśraye duṣṭaḥ paratantraḥ parāśraye / tataḥ piṇḍakavacchleṣmā malasaṃsṛṣṭa eva ca

When independent, it is corrupted in its own seat; when dependent, in another's seat; thereupon the phlegm, like a lump, becomes mixed with the (other) impurities.

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GaP 1 160.41

गुलम इत्युच्यते बस्तिनाभिहृत्पार्श्वसंश्रयः । वातजन्ये शिरः शूलज्वर प्लीहान्त्रकूजनम्

gulama ityucyate bastinābhihṛtpārśvasaṃśrayaḥ / vātajanye śiraḥ śūlajvara plīhāntrakūjanam

It is called gulma when it is lodged in the bladder, navel, heart or flanks. In the wind-born (variety there is) headache, piercing pain, fever, and rumbling of the spleen and intestines.

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GaP 1 160.42

वेधः सूच्येव विड्भ्रंशः कृच्छ्रे मूत्रं प्रवर्तते । गात्रे मुखे पदे शोथः ह्यग्निमान्द्यं तथैव च

vedhaḥ sūcyeva viḍbhraṃśaḥ kṛcchre mūtraṃ pravartate / gātre mukhe pade śothaḥ hyagnimāndyaṃ tathaiva ca

(There is) a piercing as if by a needle, loss of the stool, and the urine passes with difficulty; swelling in the limbs, face and feet, and likewise weakness of the digestive fire.

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GaP 1 160.43

रूक्षकृष्णत्वगादित्वं चलत्वादनिलस्यच । अनिरूपितसंस्थानो विविधाञ्जनयेद्व्यथाम्

rūkṣakṛṣṇatvagāditvaṃ calatvādanilasyaca / anirūpitasaṃsthāno vividhāñjanayedvyathām

(There is) roughness and darkness of the skin and so forth, and, because of the mobility of the wind, (the gulma), of unfixed shape, would produce various kinds of pain.

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GaP 1 160.44

पिपीलिकाव्याप्त इव गुल्मः स्फुरति नुद्यते । पित्ताद्दाहाम्लकौ मूर्छा विड्भेदः स्वेदतृड्ज्वराः

pipīlikāvyāpta iva gulmaḥ sphurati nudyate / pittāddāhāmlakau mūrchā viḍbhedaḥ svedatṛḍjvarāḥ

As if overrun by ants, the gulma throbs and is pushed about. From bile (come) burning, sour eructation, fainting, diarrhoea, sweating, thirst and fevers.

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GaP 1 160.45

हारिद्रयं सर्वगात्रेषु गुल्माच्छोथस्य दर्शनम् । हीयते दीप्यते श्लेष्मा स्वस्थानं दहतीवच

hāridrayaṃ sarvagātreṣu gulmācchothasya darśanam / hīyate dīpyate śleṣmā svasthānaṃ dahatīvaca

(There is) yellowness over all the limbs, and the appearance of swelling from the gulma; the phlegm diminishes, (the gulma) flares up and, as it were, burns its own seat.

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GaP 1 160.46

कफात्स्तैमित्यमरुचिः सदनं शिरसि ज्वरः । पीनसालस्यहृल्लासौ शुक्लकृष्णत्वगादिता

kaphātstaimityamaruciḥ sadanaṃ śirasi jvaraḥ / pīnasālasyahṛllāsau śuklakṛṣṇatvagāditā

From phlegm (come) torpor, loss of appetite, lassitude, fever in the head, catarrh, sluggishness and nausea, and whiteness or darkness of the skin and so forth.

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GaP 1 160.47

गुल्मो गभीरः कठिनो गुरुर्गर्भस्थबालवत् । स्वस्थानस्था अधावन्तस्तत एवात्र मारकाः

gulmo gabhīraḥ kaṭhino gururgarbhasthabālavat / svasthānasthā adhāvantastata evātra mārakāḥ

The gulma is deep, hard and heavy, like a child lying in the womb; (the humours), remaining in their own seat and not running about, are for that very reason deadly here.

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GaP 1 160.48

प्रायस्तु यत्तद्द्वन्द्वोत्था गुल्माः संसृष्टमैथुनाः । सर्वजस्तीव्ररुग्दाहः शीघ्रपाकी घनोन्नतः

prāyastu yattaddvandvotthā gulmāḥ saṃsṛṣṭamaithunāḥ / sarvajastīvrarugdāhaḥ śīghrapākī ghanonnataḥ

But generally those gulmas arisen from a pair (of humours) have their characteristics mixed; the one arising from all (three) has severe pain and burning, suppurates quickly, and is dense and raised.

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GaP 1 160.49

सो ऽसाध्यो रक्तगुल्मस्तु स्त्रिया एव प्रजायते । ऋतौ या चैव शूलार्ता यति वा योनिरोगिणी

so 'sādhyo raktagulmastu striyā eva prajāyate / ṛtau yā caiva śūlārtā yati vā yonirogiṇī

That one is incurable. But the blood-gulma arises only in a woman — in her who is afflicted with piercing pain at her menses, or who suffers from a disease of the womb,

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GaP 1 160.50

सेवते वानिलांश्च स्त्री क्रुद्धस्तस्याः समीरणः । निरुध्यात्यार्तवं योन्यां प्रतिमासं व्यवस्थितम्

sevate vānilāṃśca strī kruddhastasyāḥ samīraṇaḥ / nirudhyātyārtavaṃ yonyāṃ pratimāsaṃ vyavasthitam

or the woman resorts to wind-(provoking things); her wind, being enraged, blocks the menstrual blood, which is established monthly, in the womb.

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GaP 1 160.51

सुक्षौ करोति तद्गर्भे लिङ्गमाविष्करोति च । हृल्लासदौहृदस्तन्यदर्शनं कामचारिता

sukṣau karoti tadgarbhe liṅgamāviṣkaroti ca / hṛllāsadauhṛdastanyadarśanaṃ kāmacāritā

It makes (it) dry, and manifests in that the signs of pregnancy: nausea, the cravings (of pregnancy), the appearance of breast-milk, and wilfulness of desire.

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GaP 1 160.52

क्रमेण वायोः संसर्गात्पित्तं योनिषु सञ्चयम् । रक्तस्य कुरुते तस्या वातपित्तोक्तगुल्मजान्

krameṇa vāyoḥ saṃsargātpittaṃ yoniṣu sañcayam / raktasya kurute tasyā vātapittoktagulmajān

Gradually, by conjunction with the wind, the bile causes an accumulation of blood in her wombs, (producing) the gulma-effects described for wind and bile.

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GaP 1 160.53

गर्भाशये च सुतरां शूलांश्चैवासृगाश्रये । योनिस्त्रावश्च दौर्गन्ध्यं भूयः स्यन्दनवेदने

garbhāśaye ca sutarāṃ śūlāṃścaivāsṛgāśraye / yonistrāvaśca daurgandhyaṃ bhūyaḥ syandanavedane

And in the womb especially (there are) piercing pains, and (likewise) in the seat of the blood; and discharge from the vagina, foul smell, and again oozing and pain.

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GaP 1 160.54

कदापि गर्भवद्गुल्मः सर्वे ते रतिसम्भवाः । पाकञ्चिरेण भजते नैधते विद्रधिः पुनः

kadāpi garbhavadgulmaḥ sarve te ratisambhavāḥ / pākañcireṇa bhajate naidhate vidradhiḥ punaḥ

Sometimes the gulma is like a pregnancy; all of these arise from sexual intercourse. It comes to suppuration only after a long time; an abscess, on the other hand, does not grow (so slowly).

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GaP 1 160.55

पच्यते शीघ्रमत्यर्थं दुष्टरक्ताश्रयस्तु सः । अतः शीघ्रं विदाहित्वाद्वद्रधिः सो ऽभीधीयते

pacyate śīghramatyarthaṃ duṣṭaraktāśrayastu saḥ / ataḥ śīghraṃ vidāhitvādvadradhiḥ so 'bhīdhīyate

But that one which is seated in corrupted blood suppurates very quickly; hence, because of its quick inflammation, it is called an abscess (vidradhi).

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GaP 1 160.56

गुल्मान्तारश्रये बस्तिदाहश्च प्लीहवेदना । अग्निवर्णबलभ्रंशो वेगानां वा प्रवर्तनम्

gulmāntāraśraye bastidāhaśca plīhavedanā / agnivarṇabalabhraṃśo vegānāṃ vā pravartanam

When the gulma is seated within, (there is) burning of the bladder and pain of the spleen, loss of the digestive fire, of complexion and of strength, or the (forced) issuing of the urges.

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GaP 1 160.57

अतो विपर्यये बाह्यकोष्ठाङ्गेषु च नातिरुक् । वैवर्ण्यमथ वा कासो बहिरुन्नतताधिकम्

ato viparyaye bāhyakoṣṭhāṅgeṣu ca nātiruk / vaivarṇyamatha vā kāso bahirunnatatādhikam

In the opposite case (when it is seated) in the outer parts of the trunk, there is no great pain; but there is discolouration, or cough, and greater outward protrusion.

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GaP 1 160.58

साटोपमत्युग्ररुजमाध्मानमुदरे भृशम् । ऊर्ध्वाधो वातरोधेन तमानाहं प्रचक्षते

sāṭopamatyugrarujamādhmānamudare bhṛśam / ūrdhvādho vātarodhena tamānāhaṃ pracakṣate

A severe swelling of the belly with distension (āṭopa) and very violent pain, caused by the blocking of the wind above and below — that they call ānāha (obstinate constipation with distension).

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GaP 1 160.59

धनश्चाष्ठ्युपमो ग्रन्थिलो ऽष्ठीलातु समुन्नता । समस्तालिङ्गसंयुक्तः प्रत्यष्ठीला तदाकृतिः

dhanaścāṣṭhyupamo granthilo 'ṣṭhīlātu samunnatā / samastāliṅgasaṃyuktaḥ pratyaṣṭhīlā tadākṛtiḥ

The (mass) resembling a bow(?) and a stone is knotty; but the aṣṭhīlā is well raised up; the pratyaṣṭhīlā, having all the same signs, has that same form.

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