Ashtangasamgraha 11.19

11.19

dvikṣārajīrṇapiṇyākakuṣṭhāruṣkaracitrakaiḥ |

saśuktasaindhavaistailaṃ pakvamabhyañjane hitam ||

gulmaḥ pṛthuparīṇāho ghanaḥ kūrma ivonnataḥ ||

pakvo hṛnnābhibastistho bhinno 'ntarbahireva vā ||

kṣīraṃ vā bṛhatībalāṃśumatīkacchurāmūlasiddhaṃ madhukakaṭvaṅgājamodaśarkarāvacūrṇitaṃ satailakṣaudram |

kṣīrameva vā dhāroṣṇam ||

raktadoṣatrayotkleśāt bhavatyutkliṣṭavartma tat ||

An oil cooked with the two alkalis, aged oil-cake, kuṣṭha, aruṣkara, and citraka,
along with sour gruel and rock salt, is beneficial for massage.
An abdominal swelling of broad circumference, solid, elevated like a tortoise,
suppurated, situated in the heart, navel, or bladder, bursts either internally or externally.
Or milk prepared with the roots of bṛhatī, balā, aṃśumatī, and kacchurā, dusted with powder of madhuka, kaṭvaṅga, ajamodā, and sugar, accompanied by oil and honey;
or fresh, warm milk straight from the udder.
From the excitation of blood and the three doṣas, that utkliṣṭavartma arises.