Prameha-Nidāna-Lakṣaṇa-Bheda: Etiology, Signs, Varieties, and Complications of Meha
मसूरिका सर्षपिका पुत्रिणी सविदारिका / विद्रधिश्चेति पिडिकाः प्रमेहोपेक्षया दश
masūrikā sarṣapikā putriṇī savidārikā / vidradhiśceti piḍikāḥ pramehopekṣayā daśa
Masūrikā, Sarṣapikā, Putriṇī, Vidārikā, at Vidradhi—mga ito ang mga uri ng butlig na may nana at pigsa. Kaya, kaugnay ng prameha, sinasabi na may sampung ganitong sugat na lumilitaw dahil sa pagpapabaya.
Lord Vishnu (in discourse to Garuda/Vinata-putra)
Concept: Upekṣā (neglect) becomes a causal factor producing further disease-manifestations; responsibility for care is emphasized.
Vedantic Theme: Kārya-kāraṇa (cause-effect) within embodied life; heedfulness (apramāda) as a virtue supporting higher aims.
Application: Do not ignore prameha; monitor skin changes and seek treatment early to prevent pustular complications.
Primary Rasa: karuna
Secondary Rasa: bibhatsa
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.159.10-11 (doṣa symptoms); Garuda Purana 1.159.14 (dietary provocatives)
This verse catalogs specific piḍikā (pustular eruptions) as clinical signs associated with prameha, emphasizing that neglect (upekṣā) worsens disease and leads to multiple complications.
Indirectly: by stressing bodily consequences of negligence, it supports the Purana’s broader ethic that disciplined living and timely correction of faults (including health-related) reduce suffering that can carry into karmic outcomes.
Do not ignore persistent symptoms; practice disciplined diet and conduct, and seek timely treatment—neglect is portrayed as a cause of multiplying complications.