Ashtangasamgraha 13.24

13.24

doṣaiḥ pṛthagdvayaiḥ sarvairabhighātādviṣādapi |

dvidhā vā nijamāgantuṃ sarvāṅgaikāṅgajaṃ ca tam ||

tadviśuddhasrotasā ca punaḥ śukrāśmaryāṃ śukrāśayaśodhanārthaṃ balatthena puṃsā vṛṣyāṇa māṃsānāṃ kukkuṭamāṃsasya ca tṛptenānukūlāḥ prakarṣeṇa priyāḥ pramadā yathākālamāsevyā iti ||

kṛṣṇāsannāḥ sirāsaṃjñāḥ piṭakāḥ sarṣapopamāḥ ||

Due to the doṣas individually, in pairs of two, or all together, or also from trauma, or from poison; / or it is of two kinds: endogenous and exogenous, or arising in all limbs or in a single limb. // And when the channels have been cleansed by that, in the case of a seminal calculus, for the purpose of purifying the seminal receptacle, a man who has regained strength, being sated with aphrodisiac meats and rooster meat, should excessively indulge at the proper time in compliant, affectionate women. // Pimples close to the black portion [of the eye], known as sirāpiṭikā, resemble mustard seeds.