Do's

• Excessive droughts, 

• The very hot sun,

• Dust, smoke, 

• Dew, 

• Heavy meals, 

• Harmful articles of diet,

• Unpleasant noises and scenes,

• Jealousy, 

• Rage, 

• Fear, 

• Grief,

• Meditation, 

• Keeping awake at nights, 

• Irregular food habits, 

• Sleeping on an uneven bed,

• Fasts, 

• Excessive conversation, 

• hysical exercise,

• Standing for a long time,

• andering, cold draughts,

• Incompatible, incompatible diets, 

• Eating again before the previous meal has been digested, 

• Indigestion 

• the flies, etc.
    

• The patient should not sleep during the day. 

• Sleeping during the daytime gives rise to

  • A sensation of itching and heaviness in the limbs, 

  • Edema. 
  • Pain,
  • Redness and 
  • Copious discharge from the wound.
      

• Interview, conversation and contact with ladies with whom the patient can possibly indulge sexually should be avoided even from a distance.

• An audience, etc. with the ladies may occasionally lead to 
  seminal discharge, even without sexual intercourse; thus the patient would also unnecessarily get the bad after effects of intercourse.
   

The wounded should avoid the use of

• New paddy,

• Masa pulse, 

• Sesame, pea, 

• Kulattha, 

• Nispava 

• Green leafy vegetables, 

• Sour, saltish and pungent foods, 

• Molasses, 

• Cakes made of any flour (Pistaka )

• Dry vegetables, 

• Meat of goat, sheep, swampy and aquatic animals,

• Fatty substances, 

• Very cold water, 

• Krsara,

• Rice pudding, 

• Yogurt, milk, 

• Butter milk, etc.
    

• To vitiate the doses further and
• To increases the suppuration.