Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 175
GaP 1 175.1
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १७५ रुद्र उवाच । एवं धन्वन्तरिर्विष्णुः सुश्रुतादीनुवाच ह । हरिः पुनर्हरायाह नानायोगान्रुगर्दनान्
śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 175 rudra uvāca / evaṃ dhanvantarirviṣṇuḥ suśrutādīnuvāca ha / hariḥ punarharāyāha nānāyogānrugardanān
The Śrī Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa, 175. Rudra said: Thus Dhanvantari, (who is) Viṣṇu, spoke to Suśruta and the others; and Hari again told Hara the various formulas that destroy disease.
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GaP 1 175.2
हरिरुवाच । सर्वज्वरेषु प्रथमं कार्यं शङ्कर लङ्घनम् । क्वथितोदकपानं च तथा निर्वातसेवनम्
hariruvāca / sarvajvareṣu prathamaṃ kāryaṃ śaṅkara laṅghanam / kvathitodakapānaṃ ca tathā nirvātasevanam
Hari said: In all fevers, Śaṅkara, the first thing to be done is fasting, and the drinking of boiled water, and likewise staying out of the wind.
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GaP 1 175.3
अग्निस्वेदाज्ज्वरास्त्वेवं नाशमायान्तिहीश्वर । वातज्वरहरः क्वाथो गुडूच्या मुस्तकेन च
agnisvedājjvarāstvevaṃ nāśamāyāntihīśvara / vātajvaraharaḥ kvātho guḍūcyā mustakena ca
And thus, O Lord, fevers come to destruction by fomentation with fire. A decoction of guḍūcī with mustaka removes the wind-fever.
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GaP 1 175.4
दुरालभैश्चैव घृतं पित्तज्वरहरः शृणु । शुण्ठीपर्पटमुस्तैश्च बालकोशीरचन्दनैः
durālabhaiścaiva ghṛtaṃ pittajvaraharaḥ śṛṇu / śuṇṭhīparpaṭamustaiśca bālakośīracandanaiḥ
And with durālabhā, (taken) with ghee — hear now what removes bile-fever: with dry ginger, parpaṭa and mustaka, with bālaka, uśīra and sandal,
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GaP 1 175.5
साज्यः क्वाथः श्लेष्मजं तु सशुण्ठिः सदुरालभः । सवालकः सर्वज्ज्वरं सशुण्ठिः सहपर्पटः
sājyaḥ kvāthaḥ śleṣmajaṃ tu saśuṇṭhiḥ sadurālabhaḥ / savālakaḥ sarvajjvaraṃ saśuṇṭhiḥ sahaparpaṭaḥ
the decoction with ghee (removes) that born of phlegm; with dry ginger and with durālabhā, with bālaka, with dry ginger and with parpaṭa, (it removes) every fever.
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GaP 1 175.6
किराततिक्तैर्नारीगुडूचीशुण्ठिमुस्तकैः । पित्तज्वरहरः स्याच्च शृण्वन्यं योगमुत्तमम्
kirātatiktairnārīguḍūcīśuṇṭhimustakaiḥ / pittajvaraharaḥ syācca śṛṇvanyaṃ yogamuttamam
With kirātatikta, nārī, guḍūcī, dry ginger and mustaka it becomes a remover of bile-fever. Hear another excellent formula.
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GaP 1 175.7
वालकोशीरपाठाभिः कण्टकारिकमुस्तकैः । ज्वरनुच्च कृतः क्वाथस्तथा वै सुरदारुणा
vālakośīrapāṭhābhiḥ kaṇṭakārikamustakaiḥ / jvaranucca kṛtaḥ kvāthastathā vai suradāruṇā
A decoction made with bālaka, uśīra and pāṭhā, with kaṇṭakārikā and mustaka, destroys fever, and so does one (made) with devadāru.
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GaP 1 175.8
धन्याकनिम्बमुस्तानां समधुः स तु शङ्कर । पटोलपत्रयुक्तस्तु गुडूचीत्रिफलायुतः
dhanyākanimbamustānāṃ samadhuḥ sa tu śaṅkara / paṭolapatrayuktastu guḍūcītriphalāyutaḥ
(A decoction) of coriander, nimba and mustaka, together with honey — that, O Śaṅkara, joined with paṭola leaves and combined with guḍūcī and triphalā,
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GaP 1 175.9
पीतो ऽखिलज्वरहरः क्षुधाकृद्वातनुत्त्विदम् । हरीतकीपिप्लीनामामलीचित्रकोद्भवम्
pīto 'khilajvaraharaḥ kṣudhākṛdvātanuttvidam / harītakīpiplīnāmāmalīcitrakodbhavam
drunk, removes every fever, produces appetite, and this dispels wind. A powder made of harītakī, pippalī, āmalakī and citraka
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GaP 1 175.10
चूर्णं ज्वरं च क्वथितं धान्य (धन्या) कोशीरपपर्पटैः । आमलक्या गुडूच्या च मधुयुक्तं सचन्दनम्
cūrṇaṃ jvaraṃ ca kvathitaṃ dhānya (dhanyā) kośīrapaparpaṭaiḥ / āmalakyā guḍūcyā ca madhuyuktaṃ sacandanam
(removes) fever; and (water) boiled with coriander, uśīra and parpaṭa, with āmalakī and guḍūcī, mixed with honey and with sandal,
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GaP 1 175.11
समस्तज्वरनुच्च स्यात्सन्निपातहरं शृणु । हरिद्रानिम्बत्रिफलामुस्तकैर्देवदारुणा
samastajvaranucca syātsannipātaharaṃ śṛṇu / haridrānimbatriphalāmustakairdevadāruṇā
is a destroyer of all fevers. Now hear what removes the sannipāta (fever of the three humours combined): with turmeric, nimba, triphalā, mustaka and devadāru,
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GaP 1 175.12
कषायं कटुरोहिण्या सपटोलं सपत्रकम् । त्रिदोषज्वरनुच्चस्यात्पीतं तु क्वथितं जलम्
kaṣāyaṃ kaṭurohiṇyā sapaṭolaṃ sapatrakam / tridoṣajvaranuccasyātpītaṃ tu kvathitaṃ jalam
a decoction with kaṭurohiṇī, with paṭola and with patraka — that water, boiled and drunk, destroys the fever of the three doṣas.
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GaP 1 175.13
कण्टकार्या नागरस्य गुडूच्या पुष्करेण च । जग्ध्वा नागबलाचूर्णं श्वसकासादिनुद्भवेत्
kaṇṭakāryā nāgarasya guḍūcyā puṣkareṇa ca / jagdhvā nāgabalācūrṇaṃ śvasakāsādinudbhavet
Having taken the powder of nāgabalā together with kaṇṭakārī, ginger, guḍūcī and puṣkara, one is rid of breathlessness, cough and the rest.
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GaP 1 175.14
कफवातज्वरे देयं जलमुष्णं पिपासिने । विश्वपर्पटकोशीरमुस्तचन्दनसाधितम्
kaphavātajvare deyaṃ jalamuṣṇaṃ pipāsine / viśvaparpaṭakośīramustacandanasādhitam
In fever of kapha and vāta, hot water is to be given to the thirsty man, prepared (by boiling) with ginger, parpaṭaka, uśīra, mustā and sandalwood.
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GaP 1 175.15
दद्यात्सुशीतलं वारि तृट्छर्दिज्वरदाहनुत् । बिल्वादिप पञ्चमूलस्य क्वाथः स्याद्वातिके ज्वरे
dadyātsuśītalaṃ vāri tṛṭchardijvaradāhanut / bilvādipa pañcamūlasya kvāthaḥ syādvātike jvare
(In pitta fever) one should give very cold water, which removes thirst, vomiting, fever and burning; in fever of vāta the decoction should be of the bilvādi (i.e. lesser) pañcamūla.
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GaP 1 175.16
पाचनं पिप्पलीमूलं गुडृचीविश्वभेषजम् । वातज्वरे त्वयं क्वाथो दत्तः शान्तिकरः परः
pācanaṃ pippalīmūlaṃ guḍṛcīviśvabheṣajam / vātajvare tvayaṃ kvātho dattaḥ śāntikaraḥ paraḥ
Pippalī root, guḍūcī and ginger are digestive; this decoction, administered in vāta fever, is supremely calming.
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GaP 1 175.17
पित्तज्वरघ्नः समधुः क्वाथः पर्पटनिम्बयोः । विधाने क्रियमाणे ऽपि य्सय संज्ञा न जायते
pittajvaraghnaḥ samadhuḥ kvāthaḥ parpaṭanimbayoḥ / vidhāne kriyamāṇe 'pi ysaya saṃjñā na jāyate
A decoction of parpaṭa and nimba with honey destroys pitta fever. But if, even when the (proper) procedure is being carried out, a man's consciousness does not return—
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GaP 1 175.18
पादयोस्तु ललाटे वा दहेल्लौहशलाकया । तिक्ता पाठा पर्पटाश्च विशाला त्रिफला त्रिवृत् । सक्षीरो भेदनः क्वाथः सर्वज्वरविशोधनः
pādayostu lalāṭe vā dahellauhaśalākayā / tiktā pāṭhā parpaṭāśca viśālā triphalā trivṛt / sakṣīro bhedanaḥ kvāthaḥ sarvajvaraviśodhanaḥ
then one should cauterize him on the feet or on the forehead with an iron rod. Tiktā, pāṭhā, parpaṭas, viśālā, triphalā and trivṛt: with milk (added), this is a purgative decoction that cleanses all fevers.
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