Ashtangasamgraha 1.21

1.21

vāyuḥ pittaṃ kaphaśceti trayo doṣāḥ samāsataḥ |

pratyekaṃ te tridhā vṛddhikṣayasāmyavibhedayaḥ ||

ṛtāvatīte yoniḥsyācchukraṃnātaḥ pratīcchati ||

ekādaśādvā divasānmṛge ṣaṇṇavarātrayoḥ ||

sodardapīnasaśvāse jaṅghāparvāsthiśūlini |

vātaśleṣmātmake svedaḥ praśastaḥ sa pravartayet ||

jīmūtacūrṇaṃ kalkaṃ vā śītāmbunā pittaje |

tadevoṣṇena vātakaphaje kaphaje vā ||

kaṇakaṇḍakatindukendhanāgniṃ naktaṃ divaṃ ca jāgṛyāt |

tathānuraktāḥ striyaḥ suhṛdaśca |

prahṛṣṭajanasampūrṇaṃ ca tadveśma kāryam ||

Vāyu, pitta, and kapha: these are the three doṣas in brief. / Each of them is threefold, through the distinctions of increase, decrease, and equilibrium.
When the fertile period has passed, the vagina does not receive semen thereafter.
Or from the eleventh day, in Mṛga for six or nine nights.
In [a condition] characterized by urticaria, rhinitis, dyspnea, and pain in the shanks, joints, and bones, / consisting of vāta and śleṣman, sudation is commended; he should administer it.
Powder or paste of jīmūtaka with cold water in [a condition] caused by pitta; / that very [powder or paste] with hot [water] in [a condition] caused by vātakapha or caused by kapha.
And one should keep a fire of broken grain, thorns, and tinduka wood burning night and day. / Likewise affectionate women and friends. / And that house should be kept filled with cheerful people.