Ashtangasamgraha 11.10

11.10

api ca |

sadyaḥ samyagviśuddhasya śāmyanti tadupadravāḥ |

śūle nirannakoṣṭhe 'dbhiḥ koṣṇābhiścūrṇitāḥ pibet ||

madātyayo 'tiśītārtaṃ kṣīṇaṃ tailaprabhānanam ||

sāmarthyāccātra vibhajedbāhyābhyantaralakṣaṇam ||

lihyādvā lodhrabilvaśalāṭuguḍāṃstrikaṭukotkaṭāṃstailena |

aśvatthavātapotakvāthasiddhaṃ vā śālyodanaṃ ghṛtatailakṣaudrayuktaṃ dadhnā khajāhatadadhisarānupānamaśnīyāt ||

pakṣmaṇāṃ śatanaṃ cānu pakṣmaśātaṃ vadanti tam ||

Furthermore: / In one who has been promptly and properly purified, its complications subside. / In the presence of colic when the alimentary tract is empty of food, one should drink powdered [drugs] with lukewarm water:
One afflicted by alcoholism, excessively distressed by cold, emaciated, with a face possessing the luster of oil;
And here, by discernment, one should distinguish between external and internal symptoms.
Or one may lick lodhra, unripe bilva fruit, and jaggery, abundant in the three pungents, with oil; / or one should eat rice of śāli grain prepared with a decoction of young aerial shoots of aśvattha, mixed with ghee, oil, and honey, with curds, following it with a drink of the cream of churned curds.
And the falling of eyelashes that follows, they call that pakṣmaśāta.