Ashtangasamgraha 10.2

10.2

vidhivihitamannapānamiṣṭendriyārthamāyatanamāyuṣo bruvate |

yadāyattāni hyojastejodhātvindriyabalatuṣṭipuṣṭipratibhārogyādīni |

tadindhanā cāntarāgneḥ sthitiḥ |

agnimūlaṃ ca dehadhāraṇamiti ||

amūrtāmiva mūrtaṃ ca mūrtaṃ vāmūrtavat sthitam ||

tadyathā |

kaphādudakekṣusāndrasurāpiṣṭaśukrasikatāśītaśanairlālāpramehāḥ daśa |

pittāt kṣārakālanīlahāridramāñjiṣṭhaśoṇitamehāḥ ṣaṭ |

vātādvasāmajjahastimadhumehāścatvāra iti ||

pravāhaṇapraviṣṭaṃ cārśo 'bhivīkṣyapicuplotakayoranyatareṇāvaguṇṭhitayā śalākayotpīḍya yathoktavidhināgnikṣārābhyāmupācaret samyaṅnirvāpayecca ||

jāyate 'bhihate citte cintāśokabhayādibhiḥ ||

Food and drink prescribed according to the rules, agreeable to the sense faculties, they declare to be the basis of life;
for upon it depend vital essence, vigor, bodily tissues, the faculties, strength, contentment, nourishment, intellect, health, and so forth;
and the maintenance of the internal digestive fire has that as its fuel;
and the sustenance of the body has the digestive fire as its root.
Standing as if embodied though formless, or as if formless though embodied.
Namely:
ten urinary disorders from kapha: water-like, sugar-cane juice, dense, surā liquor, flour-like, semen-like, sandy, cold, slow, and saliva urinary disorders;
six from pitta: caustic, black, blue, turmeric-like, madder-like, and blood urinary disorders;
four from vāta: fat, bone marrow, elephant-like, and honey urinary disorders.
And having observed the hemorrhoid that has entered the speculum, pressing it with a probe wrapped with either a pad of cotton or lint, one should treat it with cautery or caustic alkali according to the stated procedure, and properly extinguish it.
It arises when the mind is afflicted by worry, grief, fear, and so forth.