Eruptions which are greasy / unctuous, of the same color as of the skin, knotty, painless, resembling Vigna mungo, caused by Kapha and Vata together and seen in children is known as Ajagallika.
By them (Vata and Kapha together) is caused Yavaprakhya (pitika / eruption), resembling a barley grain, localized in the muscle and hard. Granthi (tumor/nodules) five or six, having no mouth (opening) circular like the patch of Alaji, filled with very little pus, thick, elevated
शालूकाभा पनसिका शोफस्त्वल्परुजः स्थिरः । हनुसन्धिसमुद्भूतस्ताभ्यां पाषाणगर्दभः ॥ ४ ॥
the lotus stalk is known as Panasika. Swelling appearing at the joining place of the lower jaw, having mild pain and static (non-moving), produced by them (Vata- Kapha together) is Pashana gardabha.
शाल्मलीकण्टकाकाराः पिटिकाः सरुजो घनाः । मेदोगर्भा मुखे यूनां ताभ्यां च मुखदूषिकाः ॥ ५ ॥
Eruptions resembling the thorns of Salmalia malabarica tree, painful, thick, containing fat inside, appearing on the face of youths, produced by them (Vata-Kapha) is Mukhadushika.