अभ्यञ्जने भोजनार्थे शिरसश्च विरेचने। शस्त्रकर्मणि वर्त्यर्थमञ्जनोत्सादनेषु च ॥९१॥
in surgical operations, suppository, collyrium, friction massage and as a food. It is indicated in indigestion, constipation, disorders of vata, gulma, colic and abdominal diseases.
Thus, salts have been described. Eight important varieties of urine Eight principal urines described by the Atreya School for medicinal use are urine of ewe,
हस्तिमूत्रमथोष्ट्रस्य हयस्य च खरस्य च। उष्णं तीक्ष्णमथोऽरूक्षं कटुकं लवणान्वितम् ॥९४॥
General properties and external uses of urine: Generally, urines have hot, acute and non-dry actions, are pungent and salty in taste and are used for frictional massage and external applications (alepa).
Internal uses of urine: Urines are also used in the preparations of evacuator enema, purgatives, poultice (upanaha) and affusion (parisheka) as well as in antidote (agada) preparations.