Ashtangasamgraha 12.24

12.24

tiktaṃ ca chedanaṃ yogavāhitvātsarvarogajit |

viśeṣāt kṛchramehārśaḥpāṇḍuśophakaphāpaham ||

malināmbarapuṣpāṇāṃ darśanaṃ na praśasyate ||

ativyavāyabhārādhvagamanavyādhikarśanaiḥ ||

doṣātivṛdhyā mande 'gnau saṃśuddho 'nnavidhiṃ caret ||

arbudasya ca svinnasyāmūlacchinnasya likhitapratisāritasya ceti |

bhavanti cātra ||

Bitter and excising; because it carries other agents' properties, it conquers all diseases, / especially dispelling difficult urinary disorders, hemorrhoids, anemia, swelling, and kapha.
The sight of soiled clothes and flowers is not praised.
By excessive sexual intercourse, carrying loads, walking paths, and emaciation from diseases.
When the digestive fire is sluggish due to excessive increase of the doṣas, once purified, one should observe the dietary regimen.
And of the tumor that has been sweated, excised to the root, scraped, and rubbed with medicinal paste.
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