The organs even though not wounded (visibly), get filled with blood from minute channels from all the sides just like the urinary bladder from the urine.
तत्रान्तर्लोहितं शीतपादोच्छ्वासकराननम् । रक्ताक्षं पाण्डुवदनमानद्धं च विवर्जयेत् ॥ ३७ ॥
The person who has accumulation of blood inside, whose feet, expired air, hands and face are cold, eyes are red, face is pale and abdomen bloated should be rejected.
If accumulation of blood is in the stomach, emesis is beneficial and if it is in the large intestine, purgation and decoction enema without addition of fats; with herbs of hot potency and of purgative properties.
He should partake his food with the soup of yava – Hordeum vulgare, kola – Ziziphus mauritiana, kulatthānāṃ – or Macrotyloma uniflorum, without adding fats or drink gruel added with rock salt.
The patient wounded in the viscera, who has lost much blood should drink blood (of animals). Kosthabheda is of two kinds viz Klistantra and Chidrantra;