• It is a condition in which liver becomes hard because of the stiffness of (Liver) tissue.
• It is caused by the accumulation of Sawdāwī Talchat (Choleric sediments) that is retained in the ducts and parenchyma of liver due to incomplete evacuation of the causative humour from Waram-i Jigar (Hepatitis). It may also be caused as a result of liver injury.
• It is characterized by heaviness in right hypochondrium without fever and thirst, cachexia, blackening of skin, decreased appetite, hardness of pulse, decreased quantity of urine and soft stool.

• Local application of following paste                                                                                                                                     
• Sandalayn (Santalum album, Linn. & Pterocarpus santalinus, Linn.), Gul Surkh (Rosa damascena, Mill.), Banfsha (Viola odorata, Linn.) each 10 parts, Bābūna (Matricaria chamomilla, Linn.), Shibit (Anethum sowa, Roxb.), Nākhūna (Pods of Trigonella uncata, Boiss.) each 5 parts, Afsantīn (Artemisia absinthium, Linn.), Mastagī (Pistacia lentiscus, Linn.) each 3 parts.
•  Local application of Ushaq (Dorema ammoniacum, D. Don.) mixed with vinegar.  
• Oral administration of Āb-i Barg-i Turb (Juice of leaves of Raphinus sativus, Linn.) along with Sikanjabīn.

Compound drugs:

•          Sweet dishes

• Fasd (Bloodletting)

•     Kashk al-Sha‘īr (Barley soup)
•     Sarī‘ al-Hazm Aghziya (Easily digestible diets) -Easily digestible food materials which provide nutrition to the body very soon.
•     Zardī-i Bayza-i Murgh (Egg yolk)

• Qābiz Ashiyā to be avoided.