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Some ''acharyas'' opine that the ''jwara'' caused by the contact of the poisonous air of the toxic plants and other such toxins is called ''abhishangaja jwara''. This type of ''jwara'' gets cured by the administration of antidotes of this poison.
 
Some ''acharyas'' opine that the ''jwara'' caused by the contact of the poisonous air of the toxic plants and other such toxins is called ''abhishangaja jwara''. This type of ''jwara'' gets cured by the administration of antidotes of this poison.
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'''''Abhicharaja jwara''''': The activities such as abhichara (evil tantrik rituals) and abhishapa of siddhas (curse by saints who have attained spiritual perfection) results in the manifestation of sannipataja jwara, which are respectively called abhicharaja and abhishapaja jwara respectively. These types of jwara are intolerable and the clinical features of sannipata jwara manifest in them accompanied by other clinical features of the mind, sense organs and body due to the cause afflicting.
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'''''Abhicharaja jwara''''': The activities such as abhichara (evil ''tantrik'' rituals) and ''abhishapa'' of ''siddhas'' (curse by saints who have attained spiritual perfection) results in the manifestation of ''sannipataja jwara'', which are respectively called ''abhicharaja'' and ''abhishapaja jwara'' respectively. These types of ''jwara'' are intolerable and the clinical features of ''sannipata jwara'' manifest in them accompanied by other clinical features of the mind, sense organs and body due to the cause afflicting.
4. Abhishapaja jwara - abhicharaja and abhishapdaja jwara can be ascertained from the following clinical features –  
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''Abhishapaja jwara, abhicharaja'' and ''abhishapdaja jwara'' can be ascertained from the following clinical features –  
 
¨ Either by the direct observation of the performance of the tāntric rituals and shapa (curse)
 
¨ Either by the direct observation of the performance of the tāntric rituals and shapa (curse)
 
¨ By hearing from others about it
 
¨ By hearing from others about it

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