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32) Severe wound with swelling
Boil bitter neem leaves and when it is little warm at that time tie it on the swollen part to cure it.
Swelling is cured by applying grinded clove's paste on the swollen part.
Grind mustard seed and Sanchal (a type of salt) to make a paste ,apply this paste on the swollen part to cure it.
Mudhmar swelling is cured by applying turmeric and granule lime's paste on it.
Swelling caused by injury or maykoda is cured by applying the paste of turmeric and salt.
Swelling is cured by eating sesame and radish.
By drinking radish leaves juice, swelling is cured.
By applying Tandalja leaves paste, swelling is cured.
Mix coriander seeds with barley flour to make a paste. Apply this paste on the swollen part to cure it.
Grind tamarind leaves, rock salt and common salt to make a paste, heat this paste slightly and apply it on the swollen part or on the stiff joint to get relief.
By applying warm tamarind or tamarind leaves paste on the mudhmar or on the twisted bone helps to get relief from swelling.
Rub Shingoda's skin (water plant) and apply its paste to relief from swelling and pain.
Mix garlic, turmeric and jaggery to make a paste. Apply this paste on the mudhmar to get relief.
Put little bishop weed seed in mustard seed oil or sesame oil and heat it. When it cools down massage with it on the swelling caused due to rheumatism in the joints to get relief.
Grind salt with a Muller and apply it on the swollen part to get relief.
Grind tulsi leaves and apply it on the swollen part to get relief.
Mix nut meg in mustard seed oil and apply its paste on the swollen joints to get relief.
Face the south pole of a magnet on the mudhmar or moch to get quick relief. The magnet should be of the block shape and at the same time be careful that the north pole should not affect the other part of the body while using this remedy.
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