In the fourth stage, emesis should be administered and thin gruel described earlier consumed as food. In the fifth and sixth stages, he should be sprinkled and bathed / smeared with cold water repeatedly,
administered a strong emetic and made to drink gruel prepared with anti-poisonous herbs. In the seventh stage, strong agada (anti-poisonous recipe) should be used, so also, collyrium and nasal medication,
then making a deep crow-feet incision on the scalp with knife a piece of muscle or skin (of any animal) containing blood should be placed over the wound.
In the third stage of poisoning of Mandali snake, thin gruel should be consumed after vomiting. In the sixth stage, a mild agada (anti-poisonous recipe) or decoction of herbs of Padmakadi Gana (vide chapter 15 of Sutrasthana) may be made use.
In the person bitten by Rajimanta snake, in the first stage, blood should be let out either by a deep incision or by the use of a sucking gourd as said earlier and then agada (antidote) consumed.