Character of poison is similar to fire so it gives rise to paittika (heat) symptoms in the body. :
पावकोपमं ( pāvakoupamaṁ )Meaning: Character of poison is similar to fire so it gives rise to paittika (heat) symptoms in the body.
Meaning: Character of poison is similar to fire so it gives rise to paittika (heat) symptoms in the body.
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- Bleeding through all openings
- Bleeding through eye
- Bleeding through eye
- Bleeding through hair follicles
- Bleeding through Nose
- Bleeding through penis
- Bleeding through urinary tract
- Bleeding with out smell
- Blended penis
- Blind snake (non poisonous)
- Blister
- Blood
- blood
- Blood circulation
- Blood clotting in ulcer
- Blood coloured stool
- Blood disorders.
- Blood in golden colour
- Blood in slimy touch.
- Blood in the colour of ghee
- Blood letting.It means the procedure of blood-letting for the therapeutic purposes for removing morbid dosha/ poisons with blood. Blood can be eliminated through scraping, application of horn or leech or venesection. It is practiced in poisoned blood and blood born diseases in pitta (billeous) predominant diseases and also in a few vata (neurological) disorders.
- Blood mixed with pitta
- blood or synonym of blood
- Blood resembles pus
- Blood Vessels - the veins, arteries and capillaries.
- blood with intense odor.
- Blood with multi colour
- Blood with multicolour like rainbow
- Blood with multicolour like rainbow
- Blood with multicolour like rainbow
- Blood with pungent smell
- Blood with pus
- Blood with the colour of Abrus seed
- Blood with the colour of earthworm
- Blood with the colour of earthworm
- Blood with the colour of fat
- Blood with the colour of Gairika i.e. pale red.
- Blood with the colour of orpiment
- Blood with the colour of red lotus
- Blood with the colour of the fruit of ripe rose apple.
- Blood with the colour of washing of flesh.
- Blue colour
- Blue/dark vision It is a symptom produced in fifth impulse of poisoning which means that ones vision becomes blue or in dark color.
- Bluelish glass coloured
- Bluish colour ; Cyan Colour
- Bluish colour like in dirt of bronze.
- Bluish coloured urine.
- bluish urine.
- Bluish yellow pupil
- Bluish yellow pupil.
- Bluishness of lips due to cyanosis (asphyxia) which is sign of (imminent) death of poisoned patient.
- Blured vision.
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred vision.
- Blurred visoion
- Body
- Body
- Body
- Body
- Body
- Body
- Body as a whole,different systems of body
- Body hairs
- Body message with feet.
- Boiled & filtered decoction of herbs, used for the therapeutics & pharmaceutical manufacturing
- Bone - specialised form of dense connective tissue consisting of bone cells embedded in a matrix made of calcified intercellular substance.
- Bone in the colour of cleansed water of shell
- Bone marrow - the soft organic material that fills the cavities of the bones.
- Bone marrow - the soft organic material that fills the cavities of the bones.
- Bone merges in marrow in the fracture
- Bone, especially shaft of the bone. Dense connective tissue
- Bony Nodes, joints - an articulation, the point of juncture between two bones.
- Bony skeleton - the bone framework of the body.
- Bony sockets of teeth - A dental alveolus of the maxilla or mandible, a cavity that contains the root of a tooth.
- Boundry where the hairs end.
- Bowel unwholesome Administration of a mild purgative in a small dose for a person of costive bowel and administration of strong purgatives in strong doses for a person having laxed bowel.
- Bradycardia or weak heart beat
- Bradycardia or weak heart beat
- brahmā means relating to Bramha or creator or supreme spirit or to sacred knowledge or study or divine or presided over by a Bramha. muhūrta refers to partic, period of the day. brahmā muhūrta includes time between 4th Ghatika and 2nd Ghatika before sunrise, or 48 minutes of auspicious period before sunrise. Its the relevant time for thinking brahmā or to study.
- Brain - A large soft mass of nerve tissue, contained within the cranium.
- Breaking
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain
- Breaking pain in foot
- breaking pain in the body.
- Breaking pain in the the eye.
- Breaking- reduction of the hard substances into small pieces.
- Breast
- Breast
- Breast milk. It is an Upadhātu of Rasa Dhātu. This nourishes the baby. It is dominant of Jala Mahābhūta.
- Breast, Mammary glands. Compound alveolar gland consisting of 15 to 20 lobes of glandualr tissue
- Breasts, Mammary glands; Literally meaning the pots containing milk.
- breath (exhalation)
- Breath, expiration
- Breathing with Ghurghur sound
- Breathing with pain
- Breathing; Often used in sense of Abnormal Breathing; Dyspnoea
- Breathlessness
- Brick
- brief , small or little
- Bright looking eye
- Bright red eye, like the flower of Pentapetes phoenicae
- Bright red eye, like the flower of Pentapetes phoenicae
- Brisk walk
- Brisk walking
- bristile like line in the eye.
- Bristle like projections
- Bronze coloured pupil
- Brought to room temp/allowed to cool/cooled
- Bug like smell on body
- Burning micturition.
- Burning sensaiton
- Burning sensation
- Burning sensation with restlessness
- Burning sensation with sweating and restlessness. Localized burning sensation.
- burning sensation.
- Burning sensation.
- Burnt like stool
- Bursting pain in the eye
- Buttermilk- Adding 1/4th of water to Madhita, Prepared by churning the curd and removing butter from it.
- Buttock. The external prominences posterior to the hips
- Buttocks; Hips
- By giving / adding
- Cadaverous smell
- Cadaverous smell
- Caecum. A blind pouch or cul-de-sac.
- Calcaneus. A heel bone
- Calf. The fleshy muscular back part of the leg below the knee.
- Calm disposition
- Calm disposition; Peaceful
- Can not withstand hammering- not malleable
- Canals water the clear water flowing through the naturally broken stones, filled with water plants having the color of blue lotus.
- Canthi, outer and inner angels of the eye. The angle at either side of the slit between the eyelids.
- Cardiac murmur
- Cardiac region. The region contained the heart.
- Carries in teeth
- Carries in teeth
- Cartilage. A specialised type of dense connective tissue consisting of cells embedded in a ground substance or matrix.
- Case of sudden death.
- Cases of venomous spider bite are the most difficult to diagnose and treat.
- catagorical examples
- Catalyst; The one that accelerates the properties of others. An attribute of Vata. Drug vehicles; substances that when administered with/after the drug work in harmony with the drug to facilitate the purported action of the drug; e.g. Honey, Warm water, etc.
- catastrohic stage of poisoning, a combination of factors like bodily constitution, season, food, vitiated body elements which on being present simultaneously produce fulminating symptoms in the victim.
- Causative substances that are said to be the cause of manifestation of all other substances; nine in number.
- Causative substances that are said to be the cause of manifestation of all other substances; Synonym of Karana Dravya.
- cause
- Causing pleasure
- cauterization
- Cauterization like sensation iVq bPNk & Fond of Salt
- Cavum, concha of the ear. the concavity on the median surface of the auricle of ear
- Cecum. A blind sac.
- censure or reproach; the loop-holing of anothers reasons with regard to fallacies and invalid reasonings
- Cereal- barely, 8 mustard seeds are equal to one yava
- Certain pharmaceutical process are to be carried out over mild heat
- certain pharmaceutical produts are to be prepared by exposing them to sun rays
- Cervix or neck. A part of an organ resembeling a neck.
- Chameleon
- Character of poison is similar to fire so it gives rise to paittika (heat) symptoms in the body.
- Character: natural or acquired way of living or acting,
- Characteristic of mandali (viper snake variety) snakes which means they have the glow like the fire and sun.
- chardi vomiting with more sound.
- Cheek. Side of the face forming the lateral wall of the mouth below the eye
- Chest
- Childhood- it is determined from birth to 16 years , when dhatus are immature, sexual character are not manifested ,the body is delicate with incomplete strength& dominance of kapha dhatu.
- Chin
- Chin or Mentum - Point of the lower jaw, region below lower lip.
- Chocked
- Choked voice
- Chronic origin/ originated a long back
- chronic poisoning/Either inanimate, animate or artificial poison when it becomes less potent after its treatment and when its effects are not nullified radically, because of which it resides in the body that particular less potent part of the above said poison is called dushivisha.
- Chronic/ serious/
- Churning of oceans for getting ambrosia/ nectar (mythology).
