If the symptoms and complications in ''vatashonita'' are not localised to a specific part rather are of fleeting nature, the blood should be let out with ''siravyadha'' (venesection) or by ''pracchana''. In case if there are ''angaglani'' (''anga shosha'' i.e.atrophy), dryness, and other symptoms of ''vata'' dominance, the bloodletting should not be done. [38]
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If the symptoms and complications in ''vatashonita'' are not localised to a specific part rather are of fleeting nature, the blood should be let out with ''siravyadha'' (venesection) or by ''pracchana''. In case if there are ''angaglani'' (''anga shosha'' i.e.atrophy), dryness, and other symptoms of [[vata]] dominance, the bloodletting should not be done. [38]
=== Complications of blood letting in ''vata'' dominant condition ===
=== Complications of blood letting in ''vata'' dominant condition ===