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#Milk boiled with ''akhuparnika'' (kidney leaved ipomea) and ''tanduliyaka'' (prickly amaranth).[32]
#Milk boiled with ''akhuparnika'' (kidney leaved ipomea) and ''tanduliyaka'' (prickly amaranth).[32]
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==== Basti formulations in daha (burning sensation in the body)====
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==== ''Basti'' formulations in ''daha'' (burning sensation in the body)====
कालङ्कतककाण्डेक्षुदर्भपोटगलेक्षुभिः |
कालङ्कतककाण्डेक्षुदर्भपोटगलेक्षुभिः |
दाहघ्नः सघृतक्षीरो द्वितीयश्चोत्पलादिभिः||३३||
दाहघ्नः सघृतक्षीरो द्वितीयश्चोत्पलादिभिः||३३||
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kālaṅkatakakāṇḍēkṣudarbhapōṭagalēkṣubhiḥ |
kālaṅkatakakāṇḍēkṣudarbhapōṭagalēkṣubhiḥ |
dāhaghnaḥ saghr̥takṣīrō dvitīyaścōtpalādibhiḥ||33||
dāhaghnaḥ saghr̥takṣīrō dvitīyaścōtpalādibhiḥ||33||
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kAla~gkatakakANDekShudarbhapoTagalekShubhiH |
kAla~gkatakakANDekShudarbhapoTagalekShubhiH |
dAhaghnaH saghRutakShIro dvitIyashcotpalAdibhiH||33||
dAhaghnaH saghRutakShIro dvitIyashcotpalAdibhiH||33||
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Two formulations of basti for reducing dāha (burning sensation):
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1. Kālaṅkataka (Cassia saphora), kāṇḍēkṣu (Sacharum spontaneum), darbha (Desmostachya bipinnata), pōṭagal (Arundo donax Linn.), ikṣu (sugar cane).
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Two formulations of ''basti'' for reducing ''daha'' (burning sensation):
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2. Utpalādibhiḥ (blue water lily and other aquatic plants of its group)
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These above two groups of drugs along with milk and ghee used as basti relieve dāha. (33)
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#''Kalankataka'' (Cassia saphora), ''kandekshu'' (Sacharum spontaneum), ''darbha'' (Desmostachya bipinnata), ''potagal'' (Arundo donax Linn.), ''ikshu'' (sugar cane).
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#''Utpaladibhih'' (blue water lily and other aquatic plants of its group)
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These above two groups of drugs along with milk and ghee used as ''basti'' relieve ''daha''. [33]
==== Basti formulations in parikartika (fissure in ano) ====
==== Basti formulations in parikartika (fissure in ano) ====