दिनक्षये ततः स्त्याने मस्तिष्के सम्प्रशाम्यति| सूर्यावर्तः स तत्र स्यात् सर्पिरौत्तरभक्तिकम्||८१||
The condition is called suryavarta and is managed by post-prandial ghee consumption, shirovireka (purificatory errhines), kayavireka (purgation), shiropichu (holding a gauze or piece of cotton soaked in medicated oil over the vertex)
शिरःकायविरेकौ च मूर्ध्ना त्रिस्नेहधारणम् | जाङ्गलैरुपनाहश्च घृतक्षीरैश्च सेचनम् ||८२||
or shirobasti (holding medicated oil in a circular tank like formation over the head) with trisnehas, poultices prepared with jangala mamsa (meat of animals living in dry lands), affusions with ghee and milk, ghee (nasya) errhines prepared out of ksheerapaka of barhi, tittiri, lava (birds that live on land) etc.
and navana (unctuous errhines) with ghee processed with 8 parts milk and jeevaniya drugs (jeevaka, jeevanti- Leptadenia reticulata, rishabhaka, kakoli, kshirakakoli etc.).
[Anantavata (pulsating headache involving all areas of head)] The three doshas aggravated due to fasting, severe grief, consumption of food which is ununctuous, cold and less in quantity, producing severe pain in manya (antero lateral part of neck) and then ghata (posterior part of neck).
Later the pain localizes to the eye, eyebrow and temples, causes twitching in the cheek, diseases of the eye and stiffness of the jaw. The condition is called anantavata.