Ashtangasamgraha 13.16

13.16

purīṣaṃ kṛmivanmuñcedbhinnaṃ sāsṛkkaphaṃ naraḥ |

yaḥ pāṇḍurogī seveta pittalaṃ tasya kāmalām ||

ghanībhavati ca tasmiṃstryūṣaṇoṣakādicūrṇaṃ dadyāddarvīpralepaṃ cāvatārayet |

eṣa kṣīrāśinaḥ kṣārāvaleho 'śmarīṃ bhinatti pātayati ca śarkarām ||

saśophāśrūpadehaṃ ca sirotpātaḥ sa śoṇitāt ||

the person passes loose stool resembling worms, mixed with blood and kapha. / If that person suffering from pāṇḍu disease indulges in pitta-increasing [factors], he [gets] kāmalā (jaundice); // and when it thickens, one should administer powder of the three pungents and uṣakādi [group], and remove the ladle-coating. // For one who consumes milk, this alkaline electuary breaks the urinary calculus and brings down gravel. // Accompanied by swelling, tears, and discharge, that sirotpāta is from blood.