• It is an acute inflammatory condition of liver, affecting its upper or lower part.
• It is caused by predominance of Dam (Sanguine).
• It is characterized by fever, thirst, heaviness and pain in right hypochondrium, loss of appetite, constipation and oliguria along other features of predominance of sanguine. Sometimes, there may be cough and hiccup.

•    Oral administration of pomegranate juice with Sikanjabīn 24-48 ml..
•    Oral administration of Lu‘āb-i Behīdāna (Mucilage of seed of Cydonia oblonga, Mill.).
•    Oral administration of Lu‘āb-i Aspghol (Mucilage of seed of Plantago ovata, Frosk.).
•    Oral administration of Maghz-i Falūs Khiyār Shanbar (Fruit pulp of Cassia fistula, Linn.) mixed with Shīra-i Tukhm-i Kāsinī (Seed of Cichorium intybus,       Linn.).
•    Local application of a mixture of fresh juice of leaves of Mako (Solanum nigrum, Linn.), Roghan-i Gul and vinegar in the early stage of disease.
•    Local application of following Zimād (Paste)
•    Ārd-i Jaw (Flour of seed of Hordeum vulgare, Linn.), Sandal (Santalum album, Linn.), Gulāb (Rosa damascena, Mill.), Ab- i kasni (Fresh juice of          Cichorium intybus, Linn.), vinegar.

Compound drugs:

• Fawākih-i Qābiza o Hābisa (Fruits of constrictive and retentive properties)- It is a liquid preparation of expressed fruit juice. A fresh juice is prepared when it is intended to be sued.
  
   

• Fasd-i Bāslīq  (Bloodletting through basilic vein) of right hand.

• Juices of fruits, especially that of pomegranate.
• Sattū  (Flour of roasted seed of Hordeum vulgare, Linn.) mixed with sugar.
• Mā’ al-Sha‘īr-Barley water.

• Strong purgatives and diuretics to be avoided.