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पित्तप्रधानैर्वाताद्यैः शङ्खे शोफः सशोणितैः । तीव्रदाहरुजारागप्रलापज्वरतृड्भ्रमाः ॥ १६ ॥
Vata and other doṣas, with the predominance of Pitta associated with Śoṇita (blood), produce swelling (śopha) in the śaṅkha (temples), accompanied with severe burning sensation (tīvra-dāha), pain (rujā), redness (rāga), delirium (pralāpa), fever (jvara), thirst (tṛṭ), and giddiness (bhrama);
english translation
तिक्तास्यः पीतवदनः क्षिप्रकारी स शङ्खकः । त्रिरात्राज्जीवितं हन्ति सिध्यत्यप्याशु साधितः ॥ १७ ॥
bitter taste in the mouth (tiktāsyaḥ), yellowish face (pīta-vadanaḥ), and producing quick effects (kṣiprakārī); it kills the patient within three nights/days (trirātrāj-jīvitaṃ hanti); it gets cured with immediate treatment sometimes (but not always); this disease is Śaṅkhaka.
english translation
पित्तानुबद्धः शङ्खाक्षिभ्रूललाटेषु मारुतः । रुजं सस्पन्दनां कुर्यादनुसूर्योदयोदयाम् ॥ १८ ॥
Māruta (Vāta) followed by Pitta produces severe throbbing pain (rujaṃ saspandanāṃ) in the temples (śaṅkha), eyes (akṣi), eyebrows (bhrū), and forehead (lalāṭa), commencing/arising in the morning with the rise of the sun (anu-sūryodaya-udayām);
english translation
आमध्याह्नं विवर्धिष्णुः क्षुद्वतः सा विशेषतः । अव्यवस्थितशीतोष्णसुखा शाम्यत्यतः परम् ॥ १९ ॥
increasing in severity until midday (ā-madhyāhnaṃ vivardhiṣṇuḥ), specifically in one who is hungry (kṣudvataḥ sā viśeṣataḥ); presenting uncertain/unpredictable comfort to hot or cold (avyavasthita-śītoṣṇa-sukhā), and subsiding after that time / after sunset (śāmyati ataḥ param);
english translation
सूर्यावर्तः स इत्युक्ता दश रोगाः शिरोगताः । शिरस्येव च वक्ष्यन्ते कपाले व्याधयो नव ॥ २० ॥
this disease is Sūryāvarta.Thus, were described the ten diseases of the head; Now, will be described nine diseases of the head, affecting the scalp.
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