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Skin rash is a common complication observed in hairy individuals. Excess friction may be the reason. Castor oil may be used along with neem oil to reduce the friction. | Skin rash is a common complication observed in hairy individuals. Excess friction may be the reason. Castor oil may be used along with neem oil to reduce the friction. | ||
===== Churna pinda sweda (Sudation using bolus made of herbal powders) ===== | ===== ''Churna pinda sweda'' (Sudation using bolus made of herbal powders) ===== | ||
Churna pinda sweda is a rukshana (de-oleation) procedure practiced in | ''Churna pinda sweda'' is a ''rukshana'' (de-oleation) procedure practiced in ''vata-kapha'' conditions. Generally, it is done without adding oil. Internal oleation is not done as preparatory procedure of ''churna pinda sweda'' | ||
====== Material required ====== | ====== Material required ====== | ||
Fine powders of following herbs | Fine powders of the following herbs: | ||
====== Preparation of | {| class="wikitable" | ||
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| ''Methika'' (Foeniculam vulgare),''Satapushpa'' (Anethum sowa),''Kulattha'' (Dolochos biphoros), ''Devadaru'' (Cidrusdeodara), ''Shveta eranda'' (Ricinuscommunis), ''Kola'' (Ziziphus jujuba), ''Haridra'' (Curcuma longa), ''Raasna'' (Alpinia galanga), ''Jataamansi'' (Nordostachys jatamansi), ''Tila'' (Sesame seed) | |||
| Each weighing 150 gm | |||
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| ''Saindhava'' (rock salt) | |||
| 50 gm | |||
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| ''Dravadravya'' (liquids) , ''kashaya'' (decoctions) or ''takra'' (butter milk) | |||
| As required | |||
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| colspan="2"| Cloth, thread, towel, frying pan, spoon, stove etc. | |||
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====== Preparation of ''pottali'' ====== | |||
Fry the drugs in a frying pan placed over gentle fire. Care should be taken not to burn the drugs. When they become crispy, make four potalis as described in the introduction. | Fry the drugs in a frying pan placed over gentle fire. Care should be taken not to burn the drugs. When they become crispy, make four potalis as described in the introduction. | ||