Nadivijnanam and Nadiprakasham

Author(s): J C Sikdar
Publisher: Prakrit Bharti Academy

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प्रानाहे मूत्रकृच्छ्रे च भवेन्नाड़ी गरिष्ठता । प्रमेहे तु जड़ा सूक्ष्मा ग्रन्थिरूपा च जायते ।। V. १८ ।।
( 18 ) In the case of Anaha (suppression of urine) and Mutrakrechra (painful discharge of urine) the pulse becomes large (or heavy and hard). But in urinary disease or gonorrhoea (prameha) it becomes inert or motionless, thin and (like) knotty (gland).
व्रणेऽतिकठिने देहे प्रयाति पैत्तिकं क्रमम् ।
भगन्दरानुरूपेण नाडीव्रणनिवेदने | प्रयाति वातिकं रूपं नाड़ी पावकरूपिणी ।। V. १६ ।।
(19) In boil (vrana) very hard (i.e. unripe boil) in the body the pulse goes the way (order) of paittikanadi (bilious pulse ). In the case of fistula (bhagandar) and sinus or ulcer (nadivrana) the fire-like pulse goes on as agitated like the movement of airy pulse ( vatikanadi).
वान्तस्य शल्याभिहतस्य जन्तोर्वेगावरोधाकुलितस्य भूयः । गतिं विधत्ते धमनी गजेन्द्र मरालमालेव कफोल्वणेन ।। V. २० ।।
(20) In the case of vomiting (vantasya) or injury or wound caused with a weapon or anxiety for holding (stopping) the evacuation of stool and urine, etc. again and again, the movement of the pulse becomes like that of an elephant and a gander due to the excess or agitation of phlegm, i.e. the pulse becomes thick and slow.
ज्वरे तु रमणे नाड़ी क्षीणा च मन्दगामिनी ।
ज्वरे कामात्तिरूपेण भवन्ति विकलाः शिराः ।। V. २१ ॥
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