Medicated ghee that does not possess purgative properties should never be administered to a vīsarpa patient who has highly aggravated or deep-seated doshas. If given, the ghee stagnates and traps (upastabdha) the morbid doshas, which then rapidly suppurate and destroy (pacet) the skin (tvak), blood (rakta), and muscular tissues (piśita).
Medicated ghee that does not possess purgative properties should never be administered to a vīsarpa patient who has highly aggravated or deep-seated doshas. If given, the ghee stagnates and traps (upastabdha) the morbid doshas, which then rapidly suppurate and destroy (pacet) the skin (tvak), blood (rakta), and muscular tissues (piśita).