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→Clinical features of poison through various routes of consumption/exposure
kuryAdbhiShak cikitsAM doShabalaM caiva hi samIkShya ||122||
kuryAdbhiShak cikitsAM doShabalaM caiva hi samIkShya ||122||
iti mUlaviShavisheShAH proktAH........................... |123|
iti mUlaviShavisheShAH proktAH |123|
If the collyrium is poisoned, then the patient suffers from burning sensation, lacrimation and excess production of sticky material, edema and redness of the eyes.
If the collyrium is poisoned, then the patient suffers from burning sensation, lacrimation and excess production of sticky material, edema and redness of the eyes.