Ashtangasamgraha 1.34

1.34

tatrādyā mārutaṃ ghnanti trayastiktādayaḥ kapham |

kaṣāyatiktamadhurāḥ pittamanye tu kurvate ||

tataḥ prajāsthāpanākhyā daśauṣadhīḥ śirasā dakṣiṇena ca pāṇinā dhārayet |

etābhiśca siddhaṃ payo ghṛtaṃ vā pibet |

etābhireva puṣye puṣye snāyāt sadā ca samālabheta |

tathā sarvāsāṃ jīvanīyānāmauṣadhīnāṃ sadopayogastaistairvidhānairiti garbhasthāpanāni ||

pañcamūlena mahatā kaphārto yavasādhitām ||

prāgudakśirasaḥkuryāt bālasyajñānavānbhiṣak ||

Among them, the first three destroy vāta; the three beginning with bitter destroy kapha;
astringent, bitter, and sweet pacify pitta; the others produce it.
Then she should wear on her head and right hand the ten herbs called fetus-stabilizers,
and she should drink milk or ghee prepared with these.
With these very [herbs] she should bathe at each Puṣya constellation and always anoint herself.
Likewise, the constant use of all life-giving herbs through various preparations—these are the fetus-stabilizers.
One afflicted with kapha [should drink gruel] cooked with barley and the great pañcamūla.
The knowledgeable physician should place the head of the infant toward the east or north.