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Katamanisharireeyam Indriyam Adhyaya (view source)
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इत्यात्रेयोऽग्निवेशेनप्रश्नंपृष्टःसुदुर्वचम्|आचचक्षेयथातस्मैभगवांस्तन्निबोधत||४||
इत्यात्रेयोऽग्निवेशेनप्रश्नंपृष्टःसुदुर्वचम्|आचचक्षेयथातस्मैभगवांस्तन्निबोधत||४||
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ityātrēyō'gnivēśēnapraśnaṁpr̥ṣṭaḥsudurvacam|ācacakṣēyathātasmaibhagavāṁstannibōdhata||4||
ityātrēyō'gnivēśēnapraśnaṁpr̥ṣṭaḥsudurvacam|ācacakṣēyathātasmaibhagavāṁstannibōdhata||4||
katamAni sharIrANi vyAdhimanti mahAmune!|
katamAni sharIrANi vyAdhimanti mahAmune!|
ityAtreyo~agniveshena prashnaM pRuShTaH sudurvacam|
ityAtreyo~agniveshena prashnaM pRuShTaH sudurvacam|
AcacakShe yathA tasmai bhagavAMstannibodhata||4||
AcacakShe yathA tasmai bhagavAMstannibodhata||4||
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Agnivesha asks Atreya that how many such symptoms are seen in a diseased individual for which treatment become ineffective. Hearing this, the great scholar explained him as follows.[3-4]
=== Bad prognosis in chest pain ===
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यस्य वै भाषमाणस्य रुजत्यूर्ध्वमुरो भृशम्| अन्नं च च्यवते भुक्तं स्थितं चापि न जीर्यति||५||
बलं च हीयते शीघ्रं तृष्णा चातिप्रवर्धते| जायते हृदि शूलं च तं भिषक् परिवर्जयेत्||६||
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yasyavaibhāṣamāṇasyarujatyūrdhvamurōbhr̥śam|annaṁcacyavatēbhuktaṁsthitaṁcāpinajīryati||5||
balaṁ ca hīyatē śīghraṁ tr̥ṣṇā cātipravardhatē| jāyatē hr̥di śūlaṁ ca taṁ bhiṣak parivarjayēt||6||
yasya vai bhAShamANasya rujatyUrdhvamuro bhRusham|
yasya vai bhAShamANasya rujatyUrdhvamuro bhRusham|
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One, who has severe pain in the upper part of chest while talking, vomits the ingested food, cannot digest the food ingested; one, whose ''bala'' (strength) is depleting suddenly and who has morbid thirst; one who has pain in the region of [[hridaya]] (heart) are incurable.[5-6]
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=== Poor prognosis in ''Hikka, Anaha, Atisara'' and ''Jwara'' ===
=== Poor prognosis in ''Hikka, Anaha, Atisara'' and ''Jwara'' ===
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