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| अजीर्णकट्वम्लविदाह्यशीतैरामाशये पित्तमुदीर्णवेगम्| | | अजीर्णकट्वम्लविदाह्यशीतैरामाशये पित्तमुदीर्णवेगम्| |
| रसायनीभिर्विसृतं प्रपीड्य मर्मोर्ध्वमागम्य वमिं करोति||१०|| | | रसायनीभिर्विसृतं प्रपीड्य मर्मोर्ध्वमागम्य वमिं करोति||१०|| |
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| मूर्च्छापिपासामुखशोषमूर्धताल्वक्षिसन्तापतमोभ्रमार्तः| | | मूर्च्छापिपासामुखशोषमूर्धताल्वक्षिसन्तापतमोभ्रमार्तः| |
| पीतं भृशोष्णं हरितं सतिक्तं धूम्रं च पित्तेन वमेत् सदाहम्||११|| | | पीतं भृशोष्णं हरितं सतिक्तं धूम्रं च पित्तेन वमेत् सदाहम्||११|| |
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| ajīrṇakaṭvamlavidāhyaśītairāmāśayē pittamudīrṇavēgam| | | ajīrṇakaṭvamlavidāhyaśītairāmāśayē pittamudīrṇavēgam| |
| rasāyanībhirvisr̥taṁ prapīḍya marmōrdhvamāgamya vamiṁ karōti||10|| | | rasāyanībhirvisr̥taṁ prapīḍya marmōrdhvamāgamya vamiṁ karōti||10|| |
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| mūrcchāpipāsāmukhaśōṣamūrdhatālvakṣisantāpatamōbhramārtaḥ| | | mūrcchāpipāsāmukhaśōṣamūrdhatālvakṣisantāpatamōbhramārtaḥ| |
| pītaṁ bhr̥śōṣṇaṁ haritaṁ satiktaṁ dhūmraṁ ca pittēna vamēt sadāham||11|| | | pītaṁ bhr̥śōṣṇaṁ haritaṁ satiktaṁ dhūmraṁ ca pittēna vamēt sadāham||11|| |
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| ajIrNakaTvamlavidAhyashItairAmAshaye pittamudIrNavegam| | | ajIrNakaTvamlavidAhyashItairAmAshaye pittamudIrNavegam| |
| rasAyanIbhirvisRutaM prapIDya marmordhvamAgamya vamiM karoti||10|| | | rasAyanIbhirvisRutaM prapIDya marmordhvamAgamya vamiM karoti||10|| |
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| mUrcchApipAsAmukhashoShamUrdhatAlvakShisantApatamobhramArtaH| | | mUrcchApipAsAmukhashoShamUrdhatAlvakShisantApatamobhramArtaH| |
| pItaM bhRushoShNaM haritaM satiktaM dhUmraM ca pittena vamet sadAham||11|| | | pItaM bhRushoShNaM haritaM satiktaM dhUmraM ca pittena vamet sadAham||11|| |
− | As a result of intake of food before the previous meal is digested, or taking pungent, sour, vidahi (which cause burning sensation) and cold diet, the pitta in the stomach gets aggravated. This aggravated pitta spreads through the rasāyani (channels) and stresses the vital organs located in the upper part of the body which results in vomiting: | + | |
− | The signs and symptoms of this paittika type of chhardi (vomiting) are: | + | As a result of intake of food before the previous meal is digested, or taking pungent, sour, ''vidahi'' (which cause burning sensation) and cold diet, the ''pitta'' in the stomach gets aggravated. This aggravated ''pitta'' spreads through the ''rasayani'' (channels) and stresses the vital organs located in the upper part of the body which results in vomiting: |
− | 1. Fainting, morbid thirst and parching of mouth;
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− | 2. Burning (or heating) sensation in the head, palate and eyes;
| + | The signs and symptoms of this ''paittika'' type of ''chhardi'' (vomiting) are: |
− | 3. A feeling as if the patient is entering into darkness:
| + | #Fainting, morbid thirst and parching of mouth; |
− | 4. Giddiness;
| + | #Burning (or heating) sensation in the head, palate and eyes; |
− | 5. Vomitus is yellow, excessively hot, green, bitter and smoky in appearance with burning sensation (10-11).
| + | #A feeling as if the patient is entering into darkness: |
| + | #Giddiness; |
| + | #''Vomitus'' is yellow, excessively hot, green, bitter and smoky in appearance with burning sensation [10-11] |
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| ==== Kaphaja chhardi ==== | | ==== Kaphaja chhardi ==== |