सङ्कोचयति पर्यश्रु सोऽन्यतोवातसञ्ज्ञितः । तद्वज्जिह्मं भवेन्नेत्रमूनं वा वातपर्यये ॥ ७ ॥
(decrease in size) and increase flow of tears; this is known as Anyatovata. In Vataparyaya, symptoms are the same (as that of Anyatovata) and in addition, the eyes become curved (irregular) or deficient (in size).
Burning sensation, feeling of hot fumes coming out, swelling, bluishness of the eyelids externally and moistness internally; tears are yellow and warm; redness, seeing all things as yellowish in color,
क्षारोक्षितक्षताक्षित्वं पित्ताभिष्यन्दलक्षणम् । ज्वलदङ्गारकीर्णाभं यकृत्पिण्डसमप्रभम् ॥ ९ ॥
appearance of ulcers as though the eye is smeared with caustic alkali are the features of Abhishyanda caused by Pitta. In Adhimantha, the eyes appear as though covered with burnt- coal and resemble a piece of liver (in color).
appearance of ulcers as though the eye is smeared with caustic alkali are the features of Abhishyanda caused by Pitta. In Abhishyanda caused by Kapha, there is sluggishness, profound swelling, itching, sleepiness, and a dislike for food.