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तृष्यते सलिलं चोष्णं दद्याद्वातकफज्वरे ||१४३||

मद्योत्थे पैत्तिके चाथ शीतलं तिक्तकैः शृतम्|

दीपनं पाचनं चैव ज्वरघ्नमुभयं हि तत्||१४४||

स्रोतसां शोधनं बल्यं रुचिस्वेदकरं शिवम्|१४५|

tr̥ṣyatē salilaṁ cōṣṇaṁ dadyādvātakaphajvarē ||143||

madyōtthē paittikē cātha śītalaṁ tiktakaiḥ śr̥tam|

dīpanaṁ pācanaṁ caiva jvaraghnamubhayaṁ hi tat||144||

srōtasāṁ śōdhanaṁ balyaṁ rucisvēdakaraṁ śivam|145|

tRuShyate salilaM coShNaM dadyAdvAtakaphajvare ||143||

madyotthe paittike cAtha shItalaM tiktakaiH shRutam|

dIpanaM pAcanaM caiva jvaraghnamubhayaM hi tat||144||

srotasAM shodhanaM balyaM rucisvedakaraM shivam|145|

If the patient of jwara feels thirsty, he should be given :

Hot water to drink if the jwara caused by aggravation of vata and kapha;

If the patient of ''jwara'' feels thirsty, he should be given :

If the jwara is pitta dominant or if it occurs as a result of intake of alcohol, water boiled with bitter drugs and then cooled, is given.

Both of these are dipana, (digestive stimulant), pachana (enhancing digestion), and jwaraghna (alleviators of jwara). They help in cleansing the channels of circulation and promote strength, ~~appetitie~~, sweating and auspiciousness. (143-145)

Hot water to drink if the ''jwara'' caused by aggravation of ''vata'' and ''kapha'';

If the ''jwara'' is ''pitta'' dominant or if it occurs as a result of intake of alcohol, water boiled with bitter drugs and then cooled, is given.

Both of these are ''dipana'', (digestive stimulant), ''pachana'' (enhancing digestion), and ''jwaraghna'' (alleviators of ''jwara''). They help in cleansing the channels of circulation and promote strength, appetite, sweating and auspiciousness. [143-145]

==== Shadanga paniya ====

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 तृष्यते सलिलं चोष्णं दद्याद्वातकफज्वरे  ||१४३||
 मद्योत्थे पैत्तिके चाथ शीतलं तिक्तकैः शृतम्|
 दीपनं पाचनं चैव ज्वरघ्नमुभयं हि तत्||१४४||
 स्रोतसां शोधनं बल्यं रुचिस्वेदकरं शिवम्|१४५|
 tr̥ṣyatē salilaṁ cōṣṇaṁ dadyādvātakaphajvarē  ||143||
 madyōtthē paittikē cātha śītalaṁ tiktakaiḥ śr̥tam|
 dīpanaṁ pācanaṁ caiva jvaraghnamubhayaṁ hi tat||144||
 srōtasāṁ śōdhanaṁ balyaṁ rucisvēdakaraṁ śivam|145|
 tRuShyate salilaM coShNaM dadyAdvAtakaphajvare  ||143||
 madyotthe paittike cAtha shItalaM tiktakaiH shRutam|
 dIpanaM pAcanaM caiva jvaraghnamubhayaM hi tat||144||
 srotasAM shodhanaM balyaM rucisvedakaraM shivam|145|
-If the patient of jwara feels thirsty, he should be given :
-Hot water to drink if the jwara caused by aggravation of vata and kapha;
+If the patient of ''jwara'' feels thirsty, he should be given :
-If the jwara is pitta dominant or if it occurs as a result of intake of alcohol, water boiled with bitter drugs and then cooled, is given.
-Both of these are dipana, (digestive stimulant), pachana (enhancing digestion), and jwaraghna (alleviators of jwara). They help in cleansing the channels of circulation and promote strength, appetitie, sweating and auspiciousness. (143-145)
+Hot water to drink if the ''jwara'' caused by aggravation of ''vata'' and ''kapha'';
+If the ''jwara'' is ''pitta'' dominant or if it occurs as a result of intake of alcohol, water boiled with bitter drugs and then cooled, is given.
+Both of these are ''dipana'', (digestive stimulant), ''pachana'' (enhancing digestion), and ''jwaraghna'' (alleviators of ''jwara''). They help in cleansing the channels of circulation and promote strength, appetite, sweating and auspiciousness. [143-145]
 ==== Shadanga paniya ====