Ashtangasamgraha 11.18

11.18

nāmyamānāni cāṅgāni bhṛśaṃ svinnāni veṣṭayet |

viṣūcyāmativṛddhāyāṃ pārṣṇyordāhaḥ praśasyate ||

sarvaṃ ca māṃsasaṅkothadāhatṛṣṇāmadajvaraiḥ ||

gudāsyānnābhijo vidyāddoṣaṃ kledācca vidradhau ||

bilvakapitthajambbāmrāsthibhirvā |

madhuyuktān vā lodhrāmbaṣṭhāpriyaṅgvādigaṇān kvāthādiṣu pṛthak kalpitān |

śyāmādimahākaṣāyaṃ vā ||

sasrāvamantarudakaṃ bisābhaṃ bisavartma tat ||

And limbs that are bending should be thoroughly fomented and wrapped;
when viṣūcikā is exceedingly aggravated, cauterization of the two heels is commended.
And all [arise] with sloughing of flesh, burning sensation, thirst, intoxication, and fever;
one should recognize the doṣa occurring from the anus, mouth, and navel, and from suppuration in an abscess.
Or with the kernels of bilva, kapittha, jambū, and mango;
or the lodhrādi, ambaṣṭhādi, and priyaṅgvādi groups mixed with honey, prepared individually into decoctions and the like;
or the śyāmādi great decoction.
That which exudes internal fluid and resembles a lotus stalk is bisavartma.