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584 THE SUSHRUTA SAMHITA. [Chap, XXXIV.
sesamum and grapes (Driksha and re-introduced into
its proper place and position after which some other
men should bs made to taste any acid article in the
sight of the patient. In a caso of the expansion of the
eyes they should be rubbed with clarified butter and
(gently) pressed. Errhines and fomentations of the part
with drugs) antidotal to the dera iged Vayu and Kapha,
are recommended in a case of a numbness or catching
pain of the jaw-bones in such cases. The other super-
vening distresses such as thirst etc, should be treated
with appropriate medicinal remedies. A faintness (under
the circumstances) should be broken with the (sweet)
sounds of a lute or a lyre. 12.
JiV2idaina (Haemorrhage) due to excessive purging :
An excess (Ati-yoga) of purging is marked, at the
outset, by a flow of watery mucus through the rectum,
lesembling the crest of a peacock's plume in colour
This is followed by an emission of shreddy and blood-
streaked mucu5 resembling the washings of meat,
succeeded by an oozing out of actual red blood
attended with a shivering, protrusion of the anus and all
the supervening distresses of emetics. The treatment
in such cases should be as in those of haemorrhage.
The protruded anus should be first lubricated (with
a Sneha) and subsequently fomented and re-introduced
into its proper place or it should be treated according
to the directions laid down in the chapter of Kshudra-
Roga*. The shivering should be treated with remedies
laid down in connection with Vata-vyad!ii. Remedies
in cases of a protrusion of the tongue, etc., have been
already described. Milk boiled (according to the K'--hira-
paka-vidhi) with Kds'mari fruit, Vadari fruit, Us'ira
* The remedial measures for the treatment of Guda-bhrams'a, etc.,
under the Kshudra-Roga, bhould be employed in such cases.
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