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When the ''vata'' gets localized at the root of the jaws causes dislocation of the jaws and produces either a condition of stiff gaping of mouth without any pain; or by causing spasticity of the jaw, the mouth becomes fixed and cannot be opened. This is called as ''hanugraha'' (lock jaw)
When the ''vata'' gets localized at the root of the jaws causes dislocation of the jaws and produces either a condition of stiff gaping of mouth without any pain; or by causing spasticity of the jaw, the mouth becomes fixed and cannot be opened. This is called as ''hanugraha'' (lock jaw)
==== Aakshepaka (episodic contractions) ====
==== ''Aakshepaka'' (episodic contractions) ====
मुहुराक्षिपति क्रुद्धो गात्राण्याक्षेपकोऽनिलः ||५०||
मुहुराक्षिपति क्रुद्धो गात्राण्याक्षेपकोऽनिलः ||५०||
पाणिपादं च संशोष्य सिराः सस्नायुकण्डराः |५१|
पाणिपादं च संशोष्य सिराः सस्नायुकण्डराः |५१|
muhurAkShipati kruddho gAtrANyAkShepako~anilaH ||50||
muhurAkShipati kruddho gAtrANyAkShepako~anilaH ||50||
pANipAdaM ca saMshoShya sirāH sasnAyukaNDarAH |51|
pANipAdaM ca saMshoShya sirāH sasnAyukaNDarAH |51|
muhurākṣipati kruddhō gātrāṇyākṣēpakō'nilaḥ||50||
muhurākṣipati kruddhō gātrāṇyākṣēpakō'nilaḥ||50||
pāṇipādaṁ ca saṁśōṣya sirāḥ sasnāyukaṇḍarāḥ|51|
pāṇipādaṁ ca saṁśōṣya sirāḥ sasnāyukaṇḍarāḥ|51|
In ākṣēpaka (..), the provoked vāta dimnuate/contracts vessels, tendons and ligaments of the hands and feet cause episodic contraction in different parts of the body. (50-51)
In ''akshepaka'' (..), the provoked ''vata'' contracts vessels, tendons and ligaments of the hands and feet cause episodic contraction in different parts of the body. [50-51]
==== Dandaka (stiffness of body) ====
==== Dandaka (stiffness of body) ====