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Chap. XVI.] XIDANA STIIANAM. til<br />

ViCiari : -The disease in which a copper-coloured<br />

swelling occurs in the throat, marked by a pricking and<br />

burning sensation, and the flesh of the throat gets<br />

putrefied and sloughs off (and emits a fetid smell) is<br />

called Vidari. The disease is of a Pittaja origin and is<br />

found to attack that side of the throat on which the<br />

patient is in the habit of lying. 67.<br />

The disease in the entire cavity: —<br />

Cases which are found to invade the entire cavity of<br />

the mouth (without being restricted to any particular<br />

part thereof) may be either due to Vataja, Pittaja,<br />

Kaphaja or Raktaja type and are known by the general<br />

name SaVra-Sara. 68.<br />

In the Vataja type the entire cavity of the mouth<br />

is studded with vesicles attended with a pricking<br />

sensation in their inside. In the Pittaja type a large<br />

number of small yellow or red-coloured vesicles attended<br />

with a burning sensation crops up on the entire (mucous<br />

membrane lining the cavity of the mouth. In the Kaphaja<br />

variety a similar crop of slightly painful, itching vesicles<br />

of the same colour as the skin (is found on the entire<br />

inner surface of the mouth.) The blood-origined itaktaja<br />

type is nothing but a modification of the Pittaja one<br />

(giving rise to similar symptoms) ; it is also by others<br />

called Mukha-paka. 69-72.<br />

Thus ends the sixteenth Chapter of the Nidana Sthanani in the Sui'ruta<br />

<strong>Samhita</strong> which treats of the Nidanam of the diseases of the mouth.<br />

Here ends the Nidana Sthanam.

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