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6o5 THE SUSIIRUTA SAMHITA. [Chap. XXXVI.<br />

in their potency, or applied in the case of a patient having<br />

Iain in a-iy of the objectionable postures at the time<br />

of the application, or possessed of a dry or Vdyu-<br />

predominating temperament. The remedy in these<br />

cases should consist in applying Sveda, anointments<br />

and appropriate Vastis. 14.<br />

Symptoms which are known as Atiyoga, following<br />

applications of Vastis charged with an inordinate<br />

quantity of medicinal fluid or with extremely hot or<br />

strong solutions as well as the application of Vastis<br />

after an excessive application of Sveda (fomentation)<br />

and in slight derangements of the bodily Doshas<br />

should be treated identically as in cases laid down<br />

in connection with an Atiyoga (excessive use) of pur-<br />

gatives. The use of a Pichchhila vasti in a cold<br />

state is also recommended, as it would give the patient<br />

much relief. 15.<br />

Measures and remedies mentioned in respect of<br />

JivddAna (haemorrhage of the bowels) in connection<br />

with an excessive use of purgatives should be employed<br />

in the case of similar symptoms (Jivada'na) follow-<br />

ing the excessive use of a Vasti. Application* of<br />

Pichchhila-vasti charged with blood are likewise recom-<br />

mended in these cases. 16.<br />

The foregoing nine kinds of distressing symptoms<br />

(Vyaipat) resulting from an injudicious application of<br />

a Niruha-vasti are also found to result from the inju-<br />

dicious application of a Sneha-vasti. All the dis-<br />

tresses (of the injudicious applications of a Vasti) with<br />

their symptMTis and the course of medical treatment<br />

to be adopted (in each case) have thus been described.<br />

A discrete and experienced physician should so act<br />

as not to induce these distresses (Vyapat) in connection<br />

with the applications of a Vasti. 17-18.

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