(Signs and symptoms of proper lubrication)

(.. /)
- Downward movement of flatus
- - Kindling of the digestive activity
- Elimination of faces having little more fatty material than usual
- (faeces) not assuming solid shape
- Body parts become soft and smooth
- - Exhaustion
- Aversion to the lubricating material
- Lightness of the body
- - Acuity of the sense perceptors
(Signs and symptoms of inadequate lubrication)
(.. /)
- - opposite of samyak snigdha lakshanam are the symptoms of
absence of lubrication in the body
- (Signs and symptoms of excessive lubrication)
(.. /)
- Anemia / metabolic syndrome
Debility / fatigue
- Exudations from nose, mouth and anus
- Burning sensation in the rectum

 - - Loss of appetite
- Nausea / GERD
Syncope / vasovagal attack
- Thirst
- - Dysentery
- Sour belching
Giddiness/ dizziness
- Dyspnea
- Cough
(Signs and symptoms of proper sudation)
(.. /)
- Feeling of cold and pain gets reduced
- Body parts become soft
- (Signs and symptoms of excessive sudation)
(.. /, )
- - Abnormal increase of pittam and raktam
- Thirst (electrolyte d)
- Syncope / vasovagal attack
- Weakness of the voice and body / fatigue

 Giddiness / dizziness
- Pain in joints / artralgia
- Pyrexia
- Appearance of black or red patches on the skin
- GERD
(Signs and symptoms of inadequate emesis)
(... /)
- Absence of vomiting
- Expulsion of medicine only
- - Obstruction to each bout of expulsion, are the features of
ayoga. This is generally followed by,
- Less of appetite
- Feeling of heaviness of the body
- Distention of abdomen
- Pruritis
Boils,
Urticaria
- Lassitude
- Pain in abdomen
- - Running nose

 - Horripilation
- Copious salivation
- Dropsy
- Fever with chills
(Signs and symptoms of proper emesis)
(... /18)
- - - Expulsion of kapha, pitta is vata in
succeeding order at the proper time.
- - Quantity of vomited material not being very larger
- Coming out without much discomfort
- Bouts coming up is also succeeding of their own accord
: - Clearness of mind
- - - Purity of the voice
- - Absence of symptoms like loss of appetite etc., said in
asamyak yoga
- (Signs and symptoms of excessive emesis)
(... /)
- - Expulsion of material containing froth, reddish
bright glistering particles
- Emaciation

 - Feeble voice
- Burning sensation
- Dryness of throat
- Giddiness
- Delirium
- Insanity
- Fainting
- - Feeling of emptiness inside the head

- Feeling of movement of hot smoke in the chest region
Generalised body pain
- - Loss of tactile sensation
- Thirst
- - Increase in the upward movement of vata
- Earache
- - Facial paralysis
- Loss of speech
- Lock jaw
- - Tongue drawn back and not able to come out
- Loss of movement of the eyes

 - Unconsciousness
- - - - Loss of sleep, strength and digestive activity
- - Even death may follow with heavy discharge of
life sustaining blood
- (Signs and symptoms of inadequate purgation)
(... /)
- - - - Incomplete cleaning of abdomen and chest region
- Distention of abdomen
- - Loss of appetite
- Excessive salivation
- - Excitation and vomiting of kapha and pitta
- - Vomiting
- Giddiness
- Itching
- - Eruptions on the skin
- Burning sensation
- Feeling of heaviness
- - Dyspepsia
- Stupor

 - - Inactivity
- Running nose
- - Non elimination of flatus, faeces and urine
- (signs and symptoms of proper purgation)
(... /)
- Mitigation of the disease
- - Absence of the symptoms said above (in ayoga lakshanas of
virecanam)
- -
(... /)
- - Elimination of water unmixed with the doshas (or)
- Elimination of blood (or)
() Elimination of material resembling water in
which fat or meat has been washed (or)
- Elimination of material which is black in colour
- - Cutting pain in the rectum
- Severe constricting pain in chest region
- Prolapse of rectum
- Sunken eyes
- - Feeling of ants crawling on the skin
- Other features enumerated under excessive emesis

 (Signs and symptoms of proper nasal medication)

(... /)
- Easy inspiration, expiration, sneezing
() Good sleep
() Feeling good while waking up
- - - Cleansed head, face and sense organs
Mitigation of all the diseases said in the chapter of
nasya vidhi