Galaganda: A swelling that is caused when a vitiated kapha affects the throat from the outside, and gradually produces swelling , is called galaganda (goitre).
Visarpa: When a vitiated pitta (with rakta, or blood) spreads through the skin, it causes swelling with redness.Such a swelling is called visarpa i.e. erysipelas.
[Tilaka-pipplava-vyanga-neelika] When the vitiated pitta goes into rakta and gets absorbed in it (i.e., within the blood), it causes tilaka (moles), piplu (port-wine marks), vyanga (blemish/spots), or nilika (blue-black moles).