Ashtangasamgraha 11.11

11.11

hiṅguprativiṣāvyoṣasauvarcalavacābhayāḥ |

athavā pippalīmūlaṃ trivṛtādārusaindhavam ||

hṛtpārśvāṅgarujācchardipāyupākajvarāturam ||

pittaliṅgo 'sṛjā bāhyaḥ strīṇāmeva tathāntaraḥ ||

dīpanaṃ rocanaṃ rucyaṃ dadhi vātaharaṃ param |

baddhaviḍvā haratyasmāt cirotthāmapi bimbisīm ||

śophopadeharukkaṇḍūpicchilāsrasamanvitāḥ ||

Asafoetida, prativiṣā, the three pungents, sauvarchala salt, vacā, and abhayā; / or pippalī root, trivṛt, dāru, and rock salt.
Afflicted by pain in the heart, flanks, and limbs, vomiting, suppuration of the anus, and fever;
Having the symptoms of pitta along with blood when external, and likewise when internal only in women;
Curds stimulate the digestive fire, stimulate appetite, are pleasing, and supreme in pacifying vāta; / it dispels constipation, and because of this, it removes even long-standing dysentery with straining.
Accompanied by swelling, coating, pain, itching, and slimy blood;