In Charaka Samhita, which Chikitsa is indicated for Kaphaja Shotha?
- Correct Answer: Ruksha Swedana
- Vamana
- Virechana
- Basti
Explanation: Ruksha Swedana (dry fomentation) is used for Kaphaja Shotha to reduce Kapha.
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