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निद्रां तन्द्रां क्लमं दाहं सपाकं लोमहर्षणम् |
निद्रां तन्द्रां क्लमं दाहं सपाकं लोमहर्षणम् |
शोफं चैवातिसारं च जनयेज्जङ्गमं विषम् ||१५||
शोफं चैवातिसारं च जनयेज्जङ्गमं विषम् ||१५||
स्थावरं तु ज्वरं हिक्कां दन्तहर्षं गलग्रहम् |
स्थावरं तु ज्वरं हिक्कां दन्तहर्षं गलग्रहम् |
फेनवम्यरुचिश्वासमूर्च्छाश्च जनयेद्विषम् ||१६||
फेनवम्यरुचिश्वासमूर्च्छाश्च जनयेद्विषम् ||१६||
जङ्गमं स्यादधोभागमूर्ध्वभागं तु मूलजम् |
जङ्गमं स्यादधोभागमूर्ध्वभागं तु मूलजम् |
तस्माद्दंष्ट्राविषं मौलं हन्ति मौलं च दंष्ट्रजम् ||१७|| nidrāṁ tandrāṁ klamaṁ dāhaṁ sapākaṁ [1] lōmaharṣaṇam|
तस्माद्दंष्ट्राविषं मौलं हन्ति मौलं च दंष्ट्रजम् ||१७||
nidrāṁ tandrāṁ klamaṁ dāhaṁ sapākaṁ [1] lōmaharṣaṇam|
śōphaṁ caivātisāraṁ ca janayējjaṅgamaṁ viṣam||15||
śōphaṁ caivātisāraṁ ca janayējjaṅgamaṁ viṣam||15||
sthāvaraṁ tu jvaraṁ hikkāṁ dantaharṣaṁ galagraham|
sthāvaraṁ tu jvaraṁ hikkāṁ dantaharṣaṁ galagraham|
phēnavamyaruciśvāsamūrcchāśca janayēdviṣam [2] ||16||
phēnavamyaruciśvāsamūrcchāśca janayēdviṣam [2] ||16||
jaṅgamaṁ [3] syādadhōbhāgamūrdhvabhāgaṁ tu mūlajam|
jaṅgamaṁ [3] syādadhōbhāgamūrdhvabhāgaṁ tu mūlajam|
tasmāddaṁṣṭrāviṣaṁ [4] maulaṁ hanti maulaṁ ca daṁṣṭrajam [5] ||17||
tasmāddaṁṣṭrāviṣaṁ [4] maulaṁ hanti maulaṁ ca daṁṣṭrajam [5] ||17||
nidrAM tandrAM klamaM dAhaM sapAkaM lomaharShaNam |
nidrAM tandrAM klamaM dAhaM sapAkaM lomaharShaNam |
shophaM caivAtisAraM ca janayejja~ggamaM viSham ||15||
shophaM caivAtisAraM ca janayejja~ggamaM viSham ||15||
sthAvaraM tu jvaraM hikkAM dantaharShaM galagraham |
sthAvaraM tu jvaraM hikkAM dantaharShaM galagraham |
phenavamyarucishvAsamUrcchAshca janayedviSham ||16||
phenavamyarucishvAsamUrcchAshca janayedviSham ||16||
ja~ggamaM syAdadhobhAgamUrdhvabhAgaM tu mUlajam |
ja~ggamaM syAdadhobhAgamUrdhvabhAgaM tu mUlajam |
tasmAddaMShTrAviShaM maulaM hanti maulaM ca daMShTrajam ||17||
tasmAddaMShTrAviShaM maulaM hanti maulaM ca daMShTrajam ||17||
Jangama-visha (poison of mobile origin or animal poison) produces nidra (excessive sleep), tandra (drowsiness), klama (mental fatigue), daha (burning sensation), sapakam (suppuration), lomaharshanam (excessive horripilation), shopha (inflammation), atisaram (diarrhoea).
''Jangama-visha'' (poison of mobile origin or animal poison) produces ''nidra'' (excessive sleep), ''tandra'' (drowsiness), ''klama'' (mental fatigue), ''daha'' (burning sensation), ''sapakam'' (suppuration), ''lomaharshanam'' (excessive horripilation), ''shopha'' (inflammation), ''atisaram'' (diarrhoea).
Sthavara-visha (poison of immobile origin or plant/earthen poison) produces jwara (fever), hidhma (hiccup), danthaharsha (tingling sensation in the teeth), galagraha (obstruction in the throat), phena vamana (vomiting of frothy material), aruchi (anorexia), shvasa (dyspnea), moorcha (fainting) like signs and symptoms.
''Sthavara-visha'' (poison of immobile origin or plant/earthen poison) produces ''jwara'' (fever), ''hidhma'' (hiccup), ''danthaharsha'' (tingling sensation in the teeth), ''galagraha'' (obstruction in the throat), ''phena vamana'' (vomiting of frothy material), ''aruchi'' (anorexia), ''shvasa'' (dyspnea), ''moorchha'' (fainting) like signs and symptoms.
The animal poison moves downwards whereas the vegetable poison moves upwards in the alimentary canal. Therefore, the animal poison cures poisoning by vegetable-poison and the poisoning caused by animal-poison is cured by vegetable poison.(15-17)
The animal poison moves downwards whereas the vegetable poison moves upwards in the alimentary canal. Therefore, the animal poison cures poisoning by vegetable-poison and the poisoning caused by animal-poison is cured by vegetable poison.[15-17]
==== Stage wise clinical features in humans ====
==== Stage wise clinical features in humans ====