Talushosha arises from Vata and Pitta, with fever and exertion. Sprouts of muscles, at the root of the tongue, in the throat, unbearable, obstructing the passage of the throat,
developing (and progressing) fast and killing the patient quickly is called Rohini. If Vata is predominant, it (rohini) causes dryness of the throat and mouth and causes pain in the lower jaw and ears.
If Pitta is predominant, there is fever, feeling of heat, thirst, delusion, feeling of hot fumes coming out of the throat, developing fast, very red in appearance and does not tolerate touch (tenderness).
If Kapha is predominant, it is slimy, and pale; when arisen from blood, it is studded with eruptions/bleeds, resembling burning coal, produces pain in the ears and has other features of that type caused by Pitta.
That arising from all the doshas, undergoes ripening deep inside and presents the features of all the doshas simultaneously. Arising from all the doshas with the predominance of Kapha, a swelling in the throat resembling a Ziziphus mauritiana fruit, tumor-like, elevated,