Ashtangasamgraha 11.9

11.9

tatra sādhyamānaṃ duṣṭamalasībhūtamullikhet pāyayitvā salavaṇamuṣṇaṃ vāri |

tathātvacchardayantamatilīnadoṣaṃ kṛṣṇānāgadantīkalkayuktaṃ pāyayet |

madanaphalakaṣāyaṃ vā pippalīsiddhārthakalkayuktam |

dantīmāgadhikāvacūrṇitaṃ vā kośātakīrasam |

avasthāpekṣī vā vamanakalpoktāni tīkṣṇavamanāni |

tataḥ svedavarttipraṇidhānābhyāmupācaret ||

sāsraviṭpūyarukkāsaśvāsavatyanuṣaṅgiṇī ||

sotkleśaśītakastambhajṛmbhārocakagauravaḥ ||

yamakabhṛṣṭān vā saśuṇṭhīcūrṇān saktūn |

māṣān vā susiddhān ghṛtamaṇḍopasecnān maricopadaṃśān |

chāgameṣayorvāntarādhirasaṃ dāḍimāmlaṃ dhānyanāgaropetaṃ snehavipakvaṃ vyañjanaṃ pānaṃ ca |

tadvat surāṃ yamakasnigdhāṃ pibedvā |

śuṇṭhībadaracūrṇaṃ dadhighṛtatailakṣaudraphāṇitopetam ||

pittena jāyate vartma pittotkliṣṭamuśanti tat ||

In that case, one should induce vomiting of the āma that is being managed, which has become vitiated and sluggish, after causing [the patient] to drink warm water with salt. / If the patient does not vomit in that manner because the doṣas are deeply adhered, one should cause them to drink [warm water] mixed with a paste of kṛṣṇā and dantī; / or a decoction of madanaphala mixed with a paste of pippalī and white mustard; / or juice of kośātakī powdered with dantī and māgadhikā; / or, considering the clinical stage, the sharp emetics taught in the section on emetic procedures. / Then one should treat [the patient] with sudation and the application of suppositories.
Accompanied by blood, feces, and pus, with pain, cough, and dyspnea, lingering chronically;
Accompanied by nausea, coldness, stiffness, yawning, anorexia, and heaviness;
Or roasted groats fried in double unctuous substance (yamaka) with powdered ginger; / or well-cooked black gram sprinkled with the scum of ghee and accompanied by black pepper; / or broth of the torso of a goat or sheep, soured with pomegranate, combined with coriander and ginger, cooked with unctuous substance, as a side-dish and drink; / likewise, one may drink liquor unctuous with double unctuous substance (yamaka); / or powder of ginger and jujube combined with curds, ghee, oil, honey, and treacle.
The eyelid produced by pitta they call pittotkliṣṭa;