Ashtangasamgraha 13.12

13.12

tṛṭsvedamūrcchā śītecchā daurgandhyaṃ kaṭuvaktratā |

varcobhedo 'mlako dāhaḥ kaphācchuklasirāditā ||

śigrumūlakalkena dadhilavaṇayamakasiddho yūṣaḥ ||

malāktādarśatulyaṃ vā sarvaṃ śuklamadāharuk |

rogo 'yaṃ śuktikāsaṃjñaḥ saśakṛdbhedatṛḍjvaraḥ ||

Thirst, sweating, fainting, desire for cold, foul odor, bitter mouth, / loose stools, sourness, and burning sensation [occur]; from kapha [arise] whitish veins and so forth. // A soup prepared with a paste of drumstick root, curd, salt, and two fats. // Or like a dirty mirror, entirely white, without burning or pain; / this disease is called śuktikā, accompanied by diarrhea, thirst, and fever.