Diseases
Regional Name | ||
Asam. | : | Becu |
Beng. | : | Birarcikā |
Dogr. | : | Viyānā Paanā |
Guj. | : | Kharajauṅ |
Hind. | : | Khujalī |
Kan. | : | Isubu |
Maly. | : | Vātapunnu |
Mra. | : | Bicarcikā |
Ori. | : | Bineī |
Tam. | : | Themal |
Tel. | : | Gajji |
Eng. | : | Dry and weeping eczema |
Signs and Symptoms Appearance of dark or dark brown coloured vesicles on the skin in the group form with itching and excessive discharge is known as Vicarcikā. | ||
Treatment | ||
External Applications 1. Take stem of Snuhī without its thorns, pack in it 50 g. Kalka of seed of Sarṣapa (mustard), cover it with clay and cook in fire. After self cooling mix it with Sarṣapa Taila (mustard oil) and apply as Lepa on the affected part. 2. Prepare a Lepa (plaster) by fermenting the seeds of Cakramarda (foetid cassia), Tila (sesame), Sarṣapa (mustard) and Vidaṅga, root of Kuṣṭha (koot) and fruit of Pippalī (long pepper) in water obtained from curd, till obnoxious smell appears. It is to be applied on the affected part. 3. Take stem of Sunhī (milk-hedge), remove its thorns, fill in it Saindhava (rock salt) – 50 g. and Kitchen black – 50 g., keep it in earthen pot, seal the junctions and cook in fire. On self cooling take out the drug from the earthen pot and prepare Malhara in Sarṣapa Taila (mustard oil). It is to be applied on the affected part. 4. Piṇḍa Taila: to be applied on the affected part. |