Ashtangasamgraha 11.30

11.30

ajīrṇaṃ ca kaphādāmaṃ viṣṭabdhamanilādbhavet |

vidagdhaṃ pittakopena triprakāramiti smṛtam ||

bhramāsyaśophahṛllāsadehasādātisāravān ||

kṣobhaṇaiḥ kṣubhito 'nyaiśca kṣudrāntrāvayavaṃ yadā ||

dīptāgnerlaghukoṣṭhasya śāntastasyodarāmayaḥ ||

Indigestion from kapha is raw (āma); from vāta it is obstructed (viṣṭabdha);
from the aggravation of pitta it is scorched (vidagdha); thus it is remembered to be of three kinds.

Possessed of dizziness, facial swelling, nausea, body ache, and diarrhea.

When, agitated by agitating [factors] and by others, a part of the small intestine

For one whose digestive fire is kindled and whose abdomen is light, his abdominal disease is quieted.