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स्निग्धेऽन्ने भुक्ते या तृष्णा स्यात्तां गुडाम्बुना शमयेत् । तर्षं मूर्च्छाभिहतस्य रक्तपित्तापहैर्हन्यात् ॥५६॥
The thirst resulting from eating unctuous food should be quenched with jaggery water; and the thirst in a person who has fainted should be remedied by medication mentioned in murchha (fainting).
english translation
तृट्दाहमूर्च्छाभ्रमक्लममदात्ययास्रविषपित्ते । शस्तं स्वभावशीतं, शृतशीतं सन्निपातेऽम्भः ॥५७॥
[Indications of cold and hot water] Fresh cold water is beneficial in thirst associated with fainting, giddiness, exhaustion, alcoholism, poisoning and disorder of rakta and pitta.
english translation
हिक्काश्वासनवज्वरपीनसघृतपीतपार्श्वगलरोगे । कफवातकृते स्त्याने सद्यःशुद्धे च हितमुष्णम् ॥५८॥
In thirst caused by sannipata (vitiation of all dosha) tridoshaja, water cooled after boiling is beneficial.
english translation
पाण्डूदरपीनसमेहगुल्ममन्दानलातिसारेषु । प्लीह्नि च तोयं न हितं काममसह्ये पिबेदल्पम् ॥५९॥
Warm water is useful in condition like hiccough, dyspnea, acute fever, coryza, after consumption of ghee, disorders of flanks and throat, diseases caused by kapha and vata, or when the dosha are still not moving properly in the body and just after the purificatory treatment.
english translation
पूर्वामयातुरः सन् दीनस्तृष्णार्दितो जलं काङ्क्षन् । न लभेत स चेन्मरणमाश्वेवाप्नुयाद्दीर्घरोगं वा ॥६०॥
In anemia, abdominal disease, gulma, meha, depleted digestive power, diarrhea and splenic disorders water intake is not beneficial; but if the thirst is unbearable, the patient may drink water in less quantity.
english translation