Ashtangasamgraha 14.9

14.9

maṇḍalākhyaṃ vicarcī ca ṛṣyākhyaṃ vātāpittajam |

carmaikakuṣṭhakiṭibhasidhmālasavipādikāḥ ||

pittānugateṣu ca ghṛtāni yamakaṃ vā prayuñjīta ||

śuṇṭhīśigruphalapippalīsaindhavacūrṇo bījapūrakarasāpluto 'ñjanaṃ piṣṭakamapaharati |

tadvattrikaṭukakaṭphalacūrṇo balāsagrathitaṃ ca ||

The type named maṇḍala, vicarcī, and that called ṛṣya are born of vāta and pitta.
Carmakuṣṭha, ekakuṣṭha, kiṭibha, sidhma, alasa, and vipādikā
are born of vāta and kapha. When pitta is accompanied, one should apply ghṛtas or an oil-ghee blend (yamaka).
Powder of ginger, sigru fruit, pippalī, and rock salt drenched in citron juice used as a collyrium removes piṣṭaka;
likewise powder of trikaṭu and kaṭphala removes balāsagrathita.