Ashtangasamgraha 16.22

16.22

surasayugaphaṇijjaṃ kālamālā viḍaṅgaṃ kharabukavṛṣakarṇīkaṭphalaṃ kāsamardaḥ |

kṣavakasarasibhārṅgīkārmukāḥ kākamācī kulahalaviṣamuṣṭī bhūstṛṇo bhūtakeśī ||

gurubhārātiruditahāsyādyairvikṛto gadān ||

śītadravyasiddhaiśca snehairabhyañjayet |

maṇikanakarajatatāmrabhājanāni ca śiśiravāripūrṇāni gulmadeśasyopari dhārayenmuktāvalīśca suśītāḥ |

evamasiddhau vidāhapūrvarūpeṣu cāsṛk srāvayet |

srutaraktaṃ ca jāṅgalarasairlabdhabalamartiśeṣanāśāya punaḥ sarpirabhyāsayet ||

mṛdvīkāśarkarākṣaudraiḥ satataṃ timirāturaḥ ||

The two surasās, phaṇijja, kālamālā, viḍaṅga, kharabusa, vṛṣakarṇī, kaṭphala, kāsamarda,
kṣavaka, sarasī, bhārṅgī, kārmuka, kākamācī, kulahala, viṣamuṣṭi, bhūstṛṇa, and bhūtakeśī.

Vitiated by heavy loads, excessive weeping, laughing, and the like, [it causes] diseases.

And one should anoint with unctuous substances prepared with cooling drugs.

And one should place vessels of gems, gold, silver, and copper filled with cold water over the region of the abdominal swelling, as well as very cool pearl necklaces.

If not relieved thus, and in the presence of premonitory signs of burning, one should let blood.

And when the blood has been let and the patient has regained strength with broth of wild animals, one should again make use of ghee to eradicate the remnant of the ailment.

Constantly by one afflicted with cataract, with raisins, sugar, and honey.