Talk:Kae santhakhat klon haeng

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The page treats the Thai traditional medicine ยาแก้สัณฑฆาต กล่อนแห้ง, its ingredients as the old text gives them and its use since 2019.

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MGR Online (24 November 2017) prints the Chawadan text: the disorder, the fourteen drugs in equal parts, pepper at half their weight, and the method. The text calls it "ยาแก้โรคขนานนี้", a remedy for santhakhat and dry klon; it is the formula of the 2019 list by its disorder, its source text (Chokevivat, Punpeng et al.) and its drugs.
Chokevivat (2019, pp. 334, 340) names its source, the Chawadan in the Paetsart songkhroh, volume 1, second edition (1910), pp. 162, 368.
Punpeng et al. (2022, Table 1, p. 167) list it as the one cannabis formula of the Chawadan, cannabis whole plant.
Srithat et al. (2022, Tables 2–3) give its indications at the Sakon Nakhon clinic and its share of use, 1.31 per cent.

Traditional medicine. Whole plant: the text names the plant and no part, and Punpeng et al. give ทั้งต้น.
Still made: yes (given at the Sakon Nakhon clinic, 2020–2022).
First recorded: no year is stored.

The title is the RTGS form of แก้สัณฑฆาต กล่อนแห้ง, the spelling of the 2019 list. Punpeng et al. spell it แก้สันฑะฆาต; Matichon (2019) and Srithat et al. write กร่อน for กล่อน. All three are redirects.

The drugs of Thap yathikhun (Thianwan et al. 2023) are the same fourteen with ya dam added, and its pepper is equal to all the drugs rather than half; the method and the dose are the same. No source read says how the two texts are related, so the article does not compare them.