If a person develops vomiting sensation after consuming a purgative drug, cool water may be sprinkled over his face. He can be advised to inhale pleasing aromas or fragrances originating from earth, flowers, fruits, tender leaves and sour substances, which control the same.
तत्र श्लोकाः- एकोऽम्लादिभिरष्टौ च दश द्वौ सैन्धवादिभिः | मूत्रेऽष्टादश यष्ट्यां द्वौ जीवकादौ चतुर्दश ||७७||
[Summary of the chapter] To sum up, The chapter on the pharmaceutical preparations of Shyama Trivrita, the great seer (Charaka) has prescribed one hundred and ten formulations to be used as purgatives. They are summarized here, as follows: Nine preparations with sour juice etc.; Twelve preparations with rock salt etc.; Eighteen preparations with cow’s urine
4. Two preparations with Yashtimadhu 5. Fourteen preparations with Jivaka, etc; 6. Seven preparations with milk etc. 7. Eight preparations in the form of linctus. 8. Four preparations with sugar
चत्वारश्च घृते क्षीरे द्वौ चूर्णे तर्पणे तथा | द्वौ मद्ये काञ्जिके द्वौ च दशान्ये षाडवादिषु ||७९||
9. Five preparations in the form of syrup etc. 10. Six preparations for different seasons. 11. Five preparations in the form of Modaka (large pills). 12. Four preparations in the form of medicated ghee or medicated milk.
13. Two preparations, one, in the form of powder and another in the form of soothing drink. 14. Two preparations in the form of medicated alcohol 15. Two preparations in the form of Kanji (fermented beverage) 16. Ten preparations in the form of Shadava, Badara, etc.;