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The ''vayu'' moves in the opposite direction due to the obstruction in the respiratory tract, stiffness in the neck, head aggravates the ''kapha'' and produces rhinorrhoea, and ''gurghuraka'' sound (rhonchi). Exceedingly severe attack afflicts the ''prana'' and enhances severity. During severe attack, the patient faints repeatedly, has severe cough and becomes unconscious. The patient finds it difficult to expectorate the phlegm and feels relieved for period of 1 ''muhurta'' (3 hours) after expectoration of phlegm. There is hoarseness of voice and patient speaks with difficulty, even he does not get proper sleep, and on lying down he suffers from dyspnea as his flanks are afflicted by ''vayu''. He feels comfortable in the sitting position. He likes hot things. His eye balls are always prominent, there is sweat on the forehead, dryness of the mouth, gets repeated attacks of dyspnea, and it increases and subsides repeatedly. In gets aggravated when appearance of clouds in the sky, rains, cold weather, easterly winds and ''kapha'' enhancing food and behavior. The ''tamaka shwasa'' having above mentioned features is ''yapya'' (palliable) and in the initial stages it is curable disease. [55-62]

The [[vayu]] moves in the opposite direction due to the obstruction in the respiratory tract, stiffness in the neck, head aggravates the [[kapha]] and produces rhinorrhoea, and ''gurghuraka'' sound (rhonchi). Exceedingly severe attack afflicts the ''prana'' and enhances severity. During severe attack, the patient faints repeatedly, has severe cough and becomes unconscious. The patient finds it difficult to expectorate the phlegm and feels relieved for period of 1 ''muhurta'' (3 hours) after expectoration of phlegm. There is hoarseness of voice and patient speaks with difficulty, even he does not get proper sleep, and on lying down he suffers from dyspnea as his flanks are afflicted by [[vayu]]. He feels comfortable in the sitting position. He likes hot things. His eye balls are always prominent, there is sweat on the forehead, dryness of the mouth, gets repeated attacks of dyspnea, and it increases and subsides repeatedly. In gets aggravated when appearance of clouds in the sky, rains, cold weather, easterly winds and [[kapha]] enhancing food and behavior. The ''tamaka shwasa'' having above mentioned features is ''yapya'' (palliable) and in the initial stages it is curable disease. [55-62]

=== Types of ''Tamaka Shwasa'' ===

=== Types of ''Tamaka Shwasa'' ===