Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 167
GaP 1 167.1
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १६७ धन्वन्तरीरुवाच । वातरक्तनिदानं ते वक्ष्ये सुश्रुत तच्छृणु । विरुद्धाध्यशनक्रोधदिवास्वप्नप्रजागरैः
śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 167 dhanvantarīruvāca / vātaraktanidānaṃ te vakṣye suśruta tacchṛṇu / viruddhādhyaśanakrodhadivāsvapnaprajāgaraiḥ
The Śrī Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa, 167. Dhanvantari said: I shall tell you the causes of vātarakta (gout); hear it, Suśruta. By incompatible foods, eating upon undigested food, anger, sleeping by day and waking by night—
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GaP 1 167.2
प्रायशः सुकुमाराणां मिथ्याहारविहारिणाम् । स्थूलानां सुखिनां चापि कुप्यते वातशोणितम्
prāyaśaḥ sukumārāṇāṃ mithyāhāravihāriṇām / sthūlānāṃ sukhināṃ cāpi kupyate vātaśoṇitam
Mostly in the very delicate, in those whose food and habits are wrong, and also in the fat and the comfort-loving, the wind-and-blood (disorder) becomes inflamed.
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GaP 1 167.3
अग्निघातादशुद्धेश्च नृणामसृजि दूषिते । वातलैः शीतलैर्वायुर्वृद्धः क्रुद्धो विमार्गगः
agnighātādaśuddheśca nṛṇāmasṛji dūṣite / vātalaiḥ śītalairvāyurvṛddhaḥ kruddho vimārgagaḥ
And from injury to the digestive fire and from impurity, when the blood of men is corrupted, the wind, increased by wind-provoking and cold (things), enraged, goes out of its proper channels.
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GaP 1 167.4
तादृशैवासृजा रुद्धः प्राक्तदैव प्रदूषयेत् । तथा वातो गुदे पीडां बलासं वातशोणितम्
tādṛśaivāsṛjā ruddhaḥ prāktadaiva pradūṣayet / tathā vāto gude pīḍāṃ balāsaṃ vātaśoṇitam
Obstructed by just such blood, it corrupts it first of all; and thus the wind (produces) pain in the anus, phlegm(-accumulation), and the wind-blood disease.
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GaP 1 167.5
संस्तभ्य जनयेत्पूर्वं पश्चात्सर्वत्र धावति । विशेषाद्वमनाद्यैश्च प्रलम्बस्तस्य लक्षणम्
saṃstabhya janayetpūrvaṃ paścātsarvatra dhāvati / viśeṣādvamanādyaiśca pralambastasya lakṣaṇam
Having stiffened (the part), it first produces (the disease), and afterwards it runs everywhere; and especially through vomiting and the like, hanging down (of the limb) is its sign.
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GaP 1 167.6
भविष्यतः कुष्ठसमं तथा साम्बुदसंज्ञकम् । जानुजङ्घोरुकट्यंसहस्तपादाङ्गसन्धिषु
bhaviṣyataḥ kuṣṭhasamaṃ tathā sāmbudasaṃjñakam / jānujaṅghorukaṭyaṃsahastapādāṅgasandhiṣu
Of the one about to (get it), it is like leprosy, and is also called sāmbuda; in the joints of the knees, shanks, thighs, hips, shoulders, hands, feet and (other) limbs—
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GaP 1 167.7
कण्डूस्फुरणनिस्तोदभेदगौरवसुप्तताः । भूत्वा भूत्वा प्रशाम्यन्ति मुहुराविर्भवन्ति च
kaṇḍūsphuraṇanistodabhedagauravasuptatāḥ / bhūtvā bhūtvā praśāmyanti muhurāvirbhavanti ca
itching, throbbing, pricking, splitting pain, heaviness and numbness arise again and again, subside, and repeatedly appear again.
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GaP 1 167.8
पादयोर्मूलमास्थाय कदाचिद्धस्तयोरपि । आखोरिव विलं क्रुद्धः कृत्स्नं देहं बिधावति
pādayormūlamāsthāya kadāciddhastayorapi / ākhoriva vilaṃ kruddhaḥ kṛtsnaṃ dehaṃ bidhāvati
Settling at the root of the feet, and sometimes of the hands too, the enraged (wind) runs through the whole body as a rat (runs through) its hole.
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GaP 1 167.9
त्वङ्मांसाश्रयमत्तानं तत्पूर्वं जायते ततः । कालान्तरेण गम्भीरं सर्वधातूनभिद्रवेत्
tvaṅmāṃsāśrayamattānaṃ tatpūrvaṃ jāyate tataḥ / kālāntareṇa gambhīraṃ sarvadhātūnabhidravet
That which is seated in skin and flesh, spread out, arises first; then in course of time, having gone deep, it attacks all the bodily tissues.
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GaP 1 167.10
कट्यादिसंयतस्थाने त्वक्ताम्रश्यावलोहिताः । श्वयथुर्ग्रथितः पाकः स वायुश्चास्थिमज्जसु
kaṭyādisaṃyatasthāne tvaktāmraśyāvalohitāḥ / śvayathurgrathitaḥ pākaḥ sa vāyuścāsthimajjasu
In the affected place, hips and so on, the skin (turns) coppery, dusky-red; there is swelling, knotted (hardness), suppuration, and that wind (settles) in bones and marrow.
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GaP 1 167.11
छिन्दन्निव चरत्यन्तश्चकीकुर्वंश्च वेगवान् । करोति खञ्जं पङ्गुं वा शरीरं सर्वतश्चरन्
chindanniva caratyantaścakīkurvaṃśca vegavān / karoti khañjaṃ paṅguṃ vā śarīraṃ sarvataścaran
It moves within as if cutting, and forcefully making (a sound like) 'kīkī'; roaming all over the body, it makes (a person) lame or crippled.
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GaP 1 167.12
वाताधिके ऽधिकं तत्र शूलस्फुरणभञ्जनम् । शोथस्य रौक्ष्यं कृष्णत्वं श्यावतावृद्धिहानयः
vātādhike 'dhikaṃ tatra śūlasphuraṇabhañjanam / śothasya raukṣyaṃ kṛṣṇatvaṃ śyāvatāvṛddhihānayaḥ
When wind predominates, there is excessive stabbing pain, throbbing and a breaking (sensation); the swelling is dry, black, dusky, and it increases and diminishes.
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GaP 1 167.13
धमन्यङ्गुलिसन्धीनां संकोचोङ्गग्रहो तिरुक् । शीतद्वेषानुपशयौ स्तम्भवेपथुसुप्तयः
dhamanyaṅgulisandhīnāṃ saṃkocoṅgagraho tiruk / śītadveṣānupaśayau stambhavepathusuptayaḥ
There is contraction of the vessels and of the finger-joints, seizure of the limbs, severe pain, aversion to cold and no relief (from it), stiffness, trembling and numbness.
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GaP 1 167.14
रक्ते शोथो ऽतिरुक्तोदस्ताम्राश्चिमिचिमायते । स्निग्धरूक्षैः समं नैति कण्डुक्लेदसमन्वितः
rakte śotho 'tiruktodastāmrāścimicimāyate / snigdharūkṣaiḥ samaṃ naiti kaṇḍukledasamanvitaḥ
When the blood (predominates), there is swelling, very severe pain and pricking, coppery (colour), and a tingling; it is not relieved equally by oily or dry (remedies), and is accompanied by itching and oozing.
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GaP 1 167.15
पित्ते विदाहः संमोहः स्वादो मूर्छा मदस्तृषा । स्पर्शासहत्वं रुग्रावः शोषः पाको भृशोष्मता
pitte vidāhaḥ saṃmohaḥ svādo mūrchā madastṛṣā / sparśāsahatvaṃ rugrāvaḥ śoṣaḥ pāko bhṛśoṣmatā
When bile (predominates), there is burning, confusion, sweatiness(?), fainting, intoxication, thirst, inability to bear touch, loud pain, wasting, suppuration and great heat.
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GaP 1 167.16
कफे स्तैमित्यगुरुता सुप्तिस्निग्धत्वशीतता । कण्डूर्मन्दा च रुग्द्बन्द्वं सर्वलिङ्गञ्च संकरात्
kaphe staimityagurutā suptisnigdhatvaśītatā / kaṇḍūrmandā ca rugdbandvaṃ sarvaliṅgañca saṃkarāt
When phlegm (predominates), there is sluggish wetness, heaviness, numbness, oiliness, coldness, itching, and mild pain and stiffness; and when (the doṣas) are mixed, all the signs (appear).
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GaP 1 167.17
एकदोषञ्च संसाध्यं याप्यञ्चैव द्विदोषजम् । त्रिदोषजन्त्यजेदाशु रक्तपित्तं सुदारुणम्
ekadoṣañca saṃsādhyaṃ yāpyañcaiva dvidoṣajam / tridoṣajantyajedāśu raktapittaṃ sudāruṇam
That from one doṣa is curable, that arising from two doṣas is only manageable; that arising from three doṣas one should quickly give up, (as also) the very terrible blood-and-bile (form).
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GaP 1 167.18
रक्तमङ्गे निहन्त्याशु शाखासन्धिषु मारुतः । निवेश्यान्योन्यमावार्य वेदनाभिर्हरत्यसून्
raktamaṅge nihantyāśu śākhāsandhiṣu mārutaḥ / niveśyānyonyamāvārya vedanābhirharatyasūn
The wind quickly destroys the blood in the limb; lodging in the joints of the extremities and blocking one another, it carries off life with (its) pains.
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GaP 1 167.19
वायौ पञ्चात्मके प्राणे रौक्ष्याच्चापल्यलङ्घनैः । अत्याहाराभिघाताच्च वेगोदीरणचारणैः
vāyau pañcātmake prāṇe raukṣyāccāpalyalaṅghanaiḥ / atyāhārābhighātācca vegodīraṇacāraṇaiḥ
When the wind, which is fivefold, in (its form as) prāṇa, is (disturbed) by dryness, restlessness and fasting, and by excessive eating and by injury, and by forcing or holding back the urges—
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GaP 1 167.20
कुपितश्चक्षुरादीनामुपघातं प्रकल्पयेत् । पीनसो दाहतृट्कासश्वासादिश्चैव जायते
kupitaścakṣurādīnāmupaghātaṃ prakalpayet / pīnaso dāhatṛṭkāsaśvāsādiścaiva jāyate
—being enraged, it brings about damage to the eyes and the rest; and catarrh, burning, thirst, cough, breathlessness and so on arise.
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GaP 1 167.21
कण्ठरोधोमलभ्रंशच्छर्द्यरोचकपीनसान् । कुर्याच्च गलगण्डदींस्तञ्जत्रुमूर्ध्वसंश्रयः
kaṇṭharodhomalabhraṃśacchardyarocakapīnasān / kuryācca galagaṇḍadīṃstañjatrumūrdhvasaṃśrayaḥ
And, taking its seat above the collarbone, it produces obstruction of the throat, loss of the excretions, vomiting, loss of appetite, catarrh, and goitre and the like.
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GaP 1 167.22
व्यानो ऽतिगमनस्नानक्रीडाविषयचोष्टितैः । विरुद्धरूक्षभीहर्षविषादाद्यैश्च दूषितः
vyāno 'tigamanasnānakrīḍāviṣayacoṣṭitaiḥ / viruddharūkṣabhīharṣaviṣādādyaiśca dūṣitaḥ
The vyāna (wind), vitiated by excessive walking, bathing, play, sexual activity and (other) exertions, and by incompatible and dry (foods), by fear, elation, dejection and the like,
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GaP 1 167.23
पुंस्त्वोत्साहबलभ्रंशशोकचित्तप्लवज्वरान् । सर्वाकारादिनिस्तोदरोमहर्षं सुषुप्तताम्
puṃstvotsāhabalabhraṃśaśokacittaplavajvarān / sarvākārādinistodaromaharṣaṃ suṣuptatām
(produces) loss of virility, of enthusiasm and of strength, grief, wandering of the mind, fevers, pricking pains throughout the whole body and in all its parts, bristling of the hair, deep drowsiness,
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GaP 1 167.24
कुष्ठं विसर्पमन्यच्च कुर्यात् सर्वाङ्गसादनम् । समानो विषमाजीर्णशीतसङ्कीर्णभोजनैः
kuṣṭhaṃ visarpamanyacca kuryāt sarvāṅgasādanam / samāno viṣamājīrṇaśītasaṅkīrṇabhojanaiḥ
leprosy (kuṣṭha), erysipelas (visarpa) and other (diseases), and causes languor of all the limbs. The samāna (wind), through irregular, undigested, cold and mixed meals,
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GaP 1 167.25
करोत्यकालशयनजागराद्यैश्च दूषितः । शूलगुल्मग्रहण्यादीन्यकृत्कामाश्रयान्गदान्
karotyakālaśayanajāgarādyaiśca dūṣitaḥ / śūlagulmagrahaṇyādīnyakṛtkāmāśrayāngadān
and vitiated by sleeping and waking at the wrong times and the like, produces colic, abdominal tumour, sprue and other diseases seated in the liver and the stomach.
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GaP 1 167.26
अपानो रूक्षगुर्वन्नवेगाघातातिवाहनैः । यानपानसमुत्थानचङ्क्रमैश्चातिसेवितैः
apāno rūkṣagurvannavegāghātātivāhanaiḥ / yānapānasamutthānacaṅkramaiścātisevitaiḥ
The apāna (wind), by dry and heavy food, by suppression of the urges, by excessive travel, and by riding, drinking, rising up and walking about when indulged in to excess,
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GaP 1 167.27
कुपितः कुरुते रोगान्कृत्स्नान् पक्वाशयाश्रयान् । मूत्रसुक्रप्रदोषार्शोगुदभ्रंशादिकान्बहून्
kupitaḥ kurute rogānkṛtsnān pakvāśayāśrayān / mūtrasukrapradoṣārśogudabhraṃśādikānbahūn
when angered produces all the diseases seated in the lower abdomen (the receptacle of digested food): many, such as disorders of urine and semen, piles, prolapse of the anus, and the rest.
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GaP 1 167.28
सर्वाङ्गमाततं सामं तन्द्रास्तैमित्यगौरवैः । स्निग्धत्वाद्बोध कालस्य शैत्यशोथाग्निहानयः
sarvāṅgamātataṃ sāmaṃ tandrāstaimityagauravaiḥ / snigdhatvādbodha kālasya śaityaśothāgnihānayaḥ
When (the wind) is with āma (undigested matter), the whole body is stretched, with drowsiness, numbness and heaviness; and because of oiliness at the time of waking there is coldness, swelling and loss of digestive fire.
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GaP 1 167.29
कण्डूरूक्षातिनाशेन तद्विधोपशमेन च । मुक्तिं विद्यान्निरामं तं तन्द्रादीनां विपर्ययात्
kaṇḍūrūkṣātināśena tadvidhopaśamena ca / muktiṃ vidyānnirāmaṃ taṃ tandrādīnāṃ viparyayāt
By itching, by the great destruction of dryness, and by the subsiding of such (symptoms), and by the reversal of the drowsiness and the rest, one should know it to be free of āma, that is, released (from it).
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GaP 1 167.30
वायोरावरणं वातो बहुभेदं प्रचक्षते । पित्तलिङ्गावृते दाहस्तृष्णा शूलं भ्रमस्तमः
vāyorāvaraṇaṃ vāto bahubhedaṃ pracakṣate / pittaliṅgāvṛte dāhastṛṣṇā śūlaṃ bhramastamaḥ
They declare the obstruction of wind by wind to be of many kinds. When (wind) is enveloped (by bile), showing the signs of bile, there is burning, thirst, colic, giddiness and blackout.
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GaP 1 167.31
कटुकोष्णाम्ललवणैर्विदाहशीतकामता । शैत्यगौरवशूलाग्निकट्वाज्यपयसो ऽधिकम्
kaṭukoṣṇāmlalavaṇairvidāhaśītakāmatā / śaityagauravaśūlāgnikaṭvājyapayaso 'dhikam
By pungent, hot, sour and salty (things there is) burning and a craving for cold; (and there is) an excess of coldness, heaviness, colic, (loss of) digestive fire, and a craving for pungents, ghee and milk.
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GaP 1 167.32
लङ्घनायासरूक्षोष्णकामता च कफावृते । कफावृते ऽङ्गमर्दः स्याद्धृल्लासो गुरुतारुचिः
laṅghanāyāsarūkṣoṣṇakāmatā ca kaphāvṛte / kaphāvṛte 'ṅgamardaḥ syāddhṛllāso gurutāruciḥ
And there is a craving for fasting, exertion, dry and hot (things) when (wind) is enveloped by phlegm. When enveloped by phlegm there would be aching of the limbs, nausea, heaviness and loss of appetite.
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GaP 1 167.33
रक्तवृते सदाहार्तिस्तवङ्मांसाश्रयजा भृशम् । भवेत्सरागः श्वयथुर्जायन्ते मण्डलानि च
raktavṛte sadāhārtistavaṅmāṃsāśrayajā bhṛśam / bhavetsarāgaḥ śvayathurjāyante maṇḍalāni ca
When (wind) is enveloped by blood, there is pain with burning arising severely in the skin and flesh; there is a reddish swelling, and circular patches appear.
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GaP 1 167.34
शोथो मांसेन कठिनो हृल्लासपिटिकास्तथा । हर्षः पिपीलिकानां च संचार इव जायते । चललग्रनो मृदुः शीतः शोथो गात्रेषु रोचकः
śotho māṃsena kaṭhino hṛllāsapiṭikāstathā / harṣaḥ pipīlikānāṃ ca saṃcāra iva jāyate / calalagrano mṛduḥ śītaḥ śotho gātreṣu rocakaḥ
With flesh (as the enveloper) the swelling is hard, and likewise there is nausea and pustules, and there arises a tingling as though ants were creeping about. (When enveloped by fat) the swelling on the limbs is shifting, soft and cold, and there is loss of appetite.
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GaP 1 167.35
आढ्यवात इव ज्ञेयः स कृच्छ्रो मेदसावतः । स्पर्श आच्छादितेत्युष्णशीतलश्च त्वनावृते । मज्जावृते तु विषमं जृम्भणं परिवेष्टनम्
āḍhyavāta iva jñeyaḥ sa kṛcchro medasāvataḥ / sparśa ācchāditetyuṣṇaśītalaśca tvanāvṛte / majjāvṛte tu viṣamaṃ jṛmbhaṇaṃ pariveṣṭanam
It should be known as like āḍhyavāta (a rheumatic disorder); that (form), when enveloped by fat, is hard to cure. When (wind) is enveloped by skin the touch is as if covered over, and both hot and cold. But when enveloped by marrow there is irregular yawning and a sensation of being wrapped round,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.36
शूलञ्च पड्यिमानश्च पाणिभ्यां लभते सुखम् । शुक्रावृते तु शोथे वै चातिवेगो न विद्यते
śūlañca paḍyimānaśca pāṇibhyāṃ labhate sukham / śukrāvṛte tu śothe vai cātivego na vidyate
and colic and a feeling of being crushed; and (the patient) gets relief by (pressing with) the hands. But when (wind) is enveloped by semen there is swelling, and no strong urge (to emit) is present.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.37
भुक्ते कुक्षौ रुजा जीर्णे निकृत्तिर्भवति ध्रुवम् । मूत्राप्रवृत्तिराध्मानं बस्तेर्मूत्रावृते भवेत्
bhukte kukṣau rujā jīrṇe nikṛttirbhavati dhruvam / mūtrāpravṛttirādhmānaṃ bastermūtrāvṛte bhavet
When food has been eaten there is pain in the belly, and when it is digested there is surely a cutting sensation. When (wind) is enveloped by urine there would be non-passing of urine and distension of the bladder.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.38
छिद्रावृते विबन्धो ऽथ स्वस्थानं परिकृन्त ति । पतत्याशु ज्वराक्रान्तो मूर्छां च लभते नरः
chidrāvṛte vibandho 'tha svasthānaṃ parikṛnta ti / patatyāśu jvarākrānto mūrchāṃ ca labhate naraḥ
When (wind) is enveloped in the channels there is obstruction; and it cuts about in its own seat; the man falls down at once, seized by fever, and suffers fainting.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.39
सकृत् पीडितमन्येन दुष्टं शुक्रं चिरात्सृजेत् । सर्वधात्वावृते वायौ श्रोणिवङ्क्षणपृष्ठरुक्
sakṛt pīḍitamanyena duṣṭaṃ śukraṃ cirātsṛjet / sarvadhātvāvṛte vāyau śroṇivaṅkṣaṇapṛṣṭharuk
Pressed out only once by another (agency), he emits spoiled semen after a long time. When the wind is enveloped by all the tissues, there is pain in the hips, the groins and the back.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.40
विलोमे मारुते चैव हृदयं परिपीड्यते । भ्रमो मूर्छा रुजा दाहः पित्तेन प्राण आवृते
vilome mārute caiva hṛdayaṃ paripīḍyate / bhramo mūrchā rujā dāhaḥ pittena prāṇa āvṛte
And when the wind moves the wrong way, the heart is greatly oppressed. When the prāṇa (wind) is enveloped by bile, there is giddiness, fainting, pain and burning.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.41
रुजा तन्द्रा स्वरभ्रंशो दाहो व्याने तु सर्वशः । क्रम्ॐ गचेष्टाभङ्गश्च सन्तापः सहवेदनः
rujā tandrā svarabhraṃśo dāho vyāne tu sarvaśaḥ / kramoṃ gaceṣṭābhaṅgaśca santāpaḥ sahavedanaḥ
But when the vyāna (is enveloped) there is pain, drowsiness, loss of voice and burning everywhere, and gradually a breaking down of movement, and fever accompanied by pain.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.42
समान ऊष्मोपहतिः सस्वेदोपरतिः सुतृट् । दाहश्च स्यादपाने तु मले हारिद्रवर्णता
samāna ūṣmopahatiḥ sasvedoparatiḥ sutṛṭ / dāhaśca syādapāne tu male hāridravarṇatā
In (the disorder of) samāna there is destruction of the (body's) heat, cessation of sweating, great thirst, and burning; but in (that of) apāna a turmeric-yellow color of the excrement.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.43
रजोवृद्धिस्तापनञ्च तथा चानाहमेहनम् । श्लेष्मणा प्रावृते प्राणे नादः स्नोतो ऽवरोधनम्
rajovṛddhistāpanañca tathā cānāhamehanam / śleṣmaṇā prāvṛte prāṇe nādaḥ snoto 'varodhanam
Increase of the menses, feverish heat, and likewise flatulent distension and (disorder of) urination. When prāṇa is enveloped by phlegm, there is (abnormal) sound and obstruction of the channels.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.44
ष्ठीवनञ्चैव सस्वेदश्वासनिः श्वाससंग्रहः । उदाने गुरुगात्रत्वमरुचिर्वाक्स्वरग्रहः
ṣṭhīvanañcaiva sasvedaśvāsaniḥ śvāsasaṃgrahaḥ / udāne gurugātratvamarucirvāksvaragrahaḥ
And spitting, together with sweating, breathlessness, and suppression of the breath; in (the case of) udāna, heaviness of the limbs, loss of appetite, obstruction of speech and voice.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.45
बलवर्णप्रणाशश्चा पाने पर्वास्थिसंग्रहः । गुरुताङ्गेषु सर्वेषु स्थूलत्वञ्चागतं भृशम्
balavarṇapraṇāśaścā pāne parvāsthisaṃgrahaḥ / gurutāṅgeṣu sarveṣu sthūlatvañcāgataṃ bhṛśam
And loss of strength and complexion; in (the case of) apāna, stiffness of the joints and bones, heaviness in all the limbs, and stoutness that has come on excessively.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.46
समाने ऽतिक्रियाज्ञत्वमस्वेदो मन्दवह्निता । अपाने सकलं मूत्रं शकृतः स्यात्प्रवर्तनम्?
samāne 'tikriyājñatvamasvedo mandavahnitā / apāne sakalaṃ mūtraṃ śakṛtaḥ syātpravartanam?
In (the case of) samāna, ignorance of excessive activity, absence of sweating, weakness of the digestive fire; in (the case of) apāna, the whole of the urine and of the faeces would be (improperly) discharged.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.47
इति द्वाविंशतिविधं वातरक्तामयं विदुः । प्राणादयस्तथान्यो ऽन्यं समाक्रान्ता यथाक्रमम्
iti dvāviṃśatividhaṃ vātaraktāmayaṃ viduḥ / prāṇādayastathānyo 'nyaṃ samākrāntā yathākramam
Thus they know the disease of vāta-blood to be of twenty-two kinds; and prāṇa and the rest, thus in due order, overcome one another.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.48
सर्वे ऽपि विंशतिविधं विद्यादावरणञ्च यत् । हृल्लासोच्छ्वाससंरोधः प्रतिश्यायः शिरोग्रहः
sarve 'pi viṃśatividhaṃ vidyādāvaraṇañca yat / hṛllāsocchvāsasaṃrodhaḥ pratiśyāyaḥ śirograhaḥ
One should know all (of them) too as of twenty kinds, and whatever enveloping (there is): nausea, obstruction of the breath, catarrh, stiffness of the head,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.49
हृद्रोगो मुखशोषश्च प्राणेनापान आवृते । उदानेनावृते प्राणे भवेद्धै बलसंक्षयः
hṛdrogo mukhaśoṣaśca prāṇenāpāna āvṛte / udānenāvṛte prāṇe bhaveddhai balasaṃkṣayaḥ
heart-disease and dryness of the mouth, when apāna is enveloped by prāṇa; when prāṇa is enveloped by udāna, there occurs indeed a wasting of strength.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.50
विचारणेन विभजेत्सर्वमावरणं भिषक् । स्थानान्यपेक्ष्य वातानां वृर्धिहानिं च कर्मणाम्
vicāraṇena vibhajetsarvamāvaraṇaṃ bhiṣak / sthānānyapekṣya vātānāṃ vṛrdhihāniṃ ca karmaṇām
By reflection the physician should distinguish every (case of) enveloping, having regard to the seats of the winds and to the increase and diminution of their functions.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.51
प्राणादीनाञ्च पञ्चानां पित्तमावरणं मिथः । पित्तादीनामावसतिर्मिश्राणां मिश्रितैश्च तैः
prāṇādīnāñca pañcānāṃ pittamāvaraṇaṃ mithaḥ / pittādīnāmāvasatirmiśrāṇāṃ miśritaiśca taiḥ
And bile is the envelopment of the five, prāṇa and the rest, mutually; (there is) the settling of bile and the rest, of the mixed (winds), and by those (doṣas) when mixed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.52
मिश्रैः पित्तादिभिस्तद्वन्मिश्राण्यपित्वनेकधा । तांल्लक्षयेदवहितो यथास्वं लक्षणोदयात्
miśraiḥ pittādibhistadvanmiśrāṇyapitvanekadhā / tāṃllakṣayedavahito yathāsvaṃ lakṣaṇodayāt
Likewise the mixed (conditions) too, by mixed bile and the rest, in many ways; the attentive (physician) should recognize them, each according to its own, from the appearance of its signs,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.53
शनैः शनैश्चोपशयान्दृढानपि मुहुर्मुहुः । विशेषाज्जीवितं प्राण उदानो बलमुच्यते । स्यात्तयोः पीडनाद्धनिरायुषञ्च बलस्य च
śanaiḥ śanaiścopaśayāndṛḍhānapi muhurmuhuḥ / viśeṣājjīvitaṃ prāṇa udāno balamucyate / syāttayoḥ pīḍanāddhanirāyuṣañca balasya ca
and very gradually, again and again, (should recognize) even the firmly established alleviations. In particular, prāṇa is (said to be) life, udāna is called strength; from the affliction of these two there would be loss both of life-span and of strength.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.54
आवृता वायवो ऽज्ञाता ज्ञाता वा स्थानविच्युताः । प्रयत्नेनापि दुः साध्या भवेयुर्वानुपद्रवाः
āvṛtā vāyavo 'jñātā jñātā vā sthānavicyutāḥ / prayatnenāpi duḥ sādhyā bhaveyurvānupadravāḥ
The winds, when enveloped and unrecognized, or recognized but displaced from their seats, would be hard to cure even with effort, or (would produce) complications.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.55
विद्रधिप्लीहहृद्रोगगुल्माग्निसदनादयः । भवन्त्युपद्रवास्तेषामावृतानामुपेक्षया
vidradhiplīhahṛdrogagulmāgnisadanādayaḥ / bhavantyupadravāsteṣāmāvṛtānāmupekṣayā
Abscess, (disease of the) spleen, heart-disease, abdominal tumor, failure of the digestive fire and the rest arise as complications of those enveloped (winds) through neglect.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.56
निदानं सुश्रुत ! मया आत्रेयोक्तं समीरितम् । सर्वरोगविवेकाय नराद्यायुः प्रवृद्धये
nidānaṃ suśruta ! mayā ātreyoktaṃ samīritam / sarvarogavivekāya narādyāyuḥ pravṛddhaye
O Suśruta! The diagnosis, as spoken by Ātreya, has been declared by me, for the discernment of all diseases and for the increase of the life-span of men and other (beings).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.57
एवं विज्ञाय रोगादींश्चिकित्सामथ वै चरेत् । त्रिफला सर्वरोगघ्नी मध्वाज्यगुडसंयुता
evaṃ vijñāya rogādīṃścikitsāmatha vai caret / triphalā sarvarogaghnī madhvājyaguḍasaṃyutā
Having thus understood the diseases and the rest, one should then indeed proceed to treatment. The triphalā, joined with honey, ghee and jaggery, destroys all diseases.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.58
सव्योषा त्रिफला वापि सर्वरोगप्रमर्दिनी । शतावरीगुडूच्यग्निविडङ्गेन युताथवा
savyoṣā triphalā vāpi sarvarogapramardinī / śatāvarīguḍūcyagniviḍaṅgena yutāthavā
Or triphalā with the three pungents also crushes all diseases; or else joined with śatāvarī, guḍūcī, agni (citraka) and viḍaṅga.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.59
शतावरी गुडूच्यग्निः शुण्ठीमूषलिका बला । पुनर्नवा च बृहती निर्गुण्डी निम्बपत्रकम्
śatāvarī guḍūcyagniḥ śuṇṭhīmūṣalikā balā / punarnavā ca bṛhatī nirguṇḍī nimbapatrakam
Śatāvarī, guḍūcī, agni (citraka), dried ginger, mūṣalikā, balā, punarnavā, and bṛhatī, nirguṇḍī, nimba leaf,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 167.60
भृङ्गराजश्चामलकं वासकस्तद्रसेन वा । भाविता त्रिफला सप्तवारमेखमथापिवा
bhṛṅgarājaścāmalakaṃ vāsakastadrasena vā / bhāvitā triphalā saptavāramekhamathāpivā
bhṛṅgarāja, āmalaka, vāsaka — or with the juice of that, triphalā prepared (by soaking) seven times or once; or one should drink (it).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 167.61
पूर्वोक्तश्च यथालाभयुक्तैश्चूर्णञ्च मोदकः । वटिका घृततैलं वा कषायो शोषरोगनुत् । पलं पलार्धकं वापि कर्षं कर्षार्धमेव वा
pūrvoktaśca yathālābhayuktaiścūrṇañca modakaḥ / vaṭikā ghṛtatailaṃ vā kaṣāyo śoṣaroganut / palaṃ palārdhakaṃ vāpi karṣaṃ karṣārdhameva vā
And (the drug) mentioned before, combined with (ingredients) as available: a powder, a sweetmeat, a pill, ghee or oil, or a decoction — (this) removes the wasting disease. (The dose is) a pala, or half a pala, or a karṣa, or even half a karṣa.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain