Religious Medicine: History and Evolution of Indian Medicine

Kenneth Gregory Zysk

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Introduction to the Original Edition Internal Diseases A. Internal Diseases related to yaksma and/or takman 1. yaksma (Consumption Tuberculosis) 2. jayanya 3. ksetriya 4. rapas 5. hrddyota (hrdroga) (Chest-pain Angina pectoris?) hariman (Jaundice) 6. balasa (Swelling) 7. takman (Fevers Malaria, etc.) 8. kasa (kas) (Cough) 9. The General Removal of Internal Diseases Related to yaksma and takman B. Internal Diseases not closely related to yaksma and/or takman 10. amiva 11. viskandha-samskandha (Tetanus?) 12. Ascites 13. Insanity 14. krimi (Worms) 15. Urine-Retention (and Constipation) External Diseases 16. Broken Limbs and Flesh Wounds 17. Blood-Loss 18. Skin Disorders Medicines 19. Water (ap) 20. jalasa Rudra's Medicine against Rudra's Disease 21. Simples

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