Ashtangasamgraha 1.43

1.43

darśanasparśanapraśnaiḥ parīkṣeta ca rogiṇam |

rogaṃ nidānaprāgrūpalakṣaṇopaśayāptibhiḥ ||

dhāvatyevaṃ cācaritaṃ prāgjanmābhyāsayogataḥ ||

dakalāvaṇikairyūṣaiḥ rasairvā mudgalāvajaiḥ ||

na garbhiṇyāḥ pibet stanyaṃ pārigarbhikakṛddhi tat ||

And one should examine the patient through inspection, palpation, and interrogation,
and disease through etiology, premonitory symptoms, symptoms, therapeutic exploratory tests, and pathogenesis.
Thus he runs and acts through the practice of a previous birth.
With saltless broths, or with soups made from mudga or quail.
One should not drink the breast milk of a pregnant woman, for it causes pārigarbhika.