Ashtangasamgraha 11.20

11.20

succharditaviriktasya gātrāyāme 'tidāruṇe |

bhallātakamadhūcchiṣṭajīrṇapiṇyākanāgaraiḥ |

ghṛtatailaṃ pacetsāmlaistacca khallīghnamuttamam ||

kāsapīnasahṛllāsaśvāsātīsāraśophavān ||

evameva ca trāyamāṇayā śṛtam |

tato nissṛte śakṛti purāṇe 'tisāraḥ śāntimeti ||

For one who has vomited and purged well, when there is extreme, severe convulsion of the limbs,
one should cook ghee and oil with bhallātaka, beeswax, aged oil-cake, and dried ginger,
along with sour substances; that is the supreme destroyer of khallī [cramps].
One who has cough, chronic coryza, nausea, dyspnea, diarrhea, and swelling.
And in the very same way, boiled with trāyamāṇā;
then, when the old feces have been eliminated, the diarrhea subsides.