Ashtangasamgraha 13.22

13.22

pittaraktakaphān vāyurduṣṭo duṣṭān bahiḥsirāḥ |

nītvā ruddhagatistairhi kuryāt tvaṅmāṃsasaṃśrayam ||

tāmracūḍarasasiddhāṃ vā |

vīratarādikvāthena vā |

tena vā tadbhāvitaṃ śilājatu |

vājirāsabhānyataraśakṛdrasaṃ vā |

durālabhāsvarasaṃ vā |

kakubhakaṣāyaṃ vā |

mūrvābhayāmustadevadārumadhukakalkaṃ vā |

vāruṇīkṣīroṣṇodakānyatamena |

triphalākalkaṃ vā sasaindhavaṃ sukhāmbhasā |

kevalameva vā bibhītaka bījaṃ surayā |

vihagapiśitopadaṃśaṃ vā nigadamadirāmaṇḍaṃ mārdvīkamāsavān vā vividhān pibet |

pītamadyaśca śīghravegena vājinā rathena vā yāyāt |

evamaśmarī śarkarā capracyavate |

sarveṣu ca mūtrāghāteṣu viśeṣato 'śmarīśarkarāsu vīratarādiḥ sarvathā prayojyaḥ |

tilvakaghṛtaṃ ca virekārtham |

bastikarma cābhīkṣṇaṃ viśeṣeṇottarabastiḥ ||

Vitiated vāyu, carrying the vitiated pitta, blood, and kapha to the external vessels, / its passage being obstructed by them, causes [a condition] residing in the skin and flesh: // or prepared with broth of wild cock; / or with a decoction of vīratarādi [group]; / or bitumen processed with that; / or juice of feces of either horse or donkey; / or fresh juice of durālabhā; / or an astringent decoction of kakubha; / or a paste of mūrvā, abhayā, mustā, devadāru, and liquorice, / with any one of vāruṇī, milk, or hot water; / or a paste of the three fruits with rock salt together with warm water; / or simply seeds of bibhītaka with wine; / or one should drink unadulterated scum of liquor, wine from grapes, or various fermented drinks with a side dish of bird meat; / and having drunk liquor, he should ride with rapid speed on a horse or in a chariot; / thus the urinary calculus and gravel pass out. / And in all cases of retention of urine, especially in urinary calculus and gravel, the vīratarādi [group] should be used in every way; / and tilvaka ghee for the purpose of purging; / and frequent application of enema, especially the urethral or vaginal douche.