Ashtangasamgraha 16.39

16.39

pippalyādiḥ kaphaharaḥ pratiśyāyānilārucīḥ |

nihanyāddīpano gulmaśūlaghnaścāmapācanaḥ ||

śukrāvṛte 'tivego vā na vā niṣphalatāpi vā ||

tābhyāṃ vā bhāvitān kaṭukamatsyāṃstatpittabhāvitān vā varāhapittabhāvitān vā naktakānūrdhvādhobhāgikadravyabhāvitān vā |

saguḍakṣāraṃ kiṇvaṃ vā |

bastiṃ ca sakṣārakṣīramūtraṃ dāśamūlikamuttarabastiṃ ca yojayet ||

eraṇḍatailasaṃyuktaṃ yojayeta virecanam ||

The Pippalyādi group removes kapha, coryza, vāta, and anorexia;
it stimulates digestion, destroys abdominal swelling and colic, and ripens ama.
When [vāta] is enveloped by semen, there is either excessive ejection or none, or else infertility.
Or [he should use] pungent fishes macerated with those two, or macerated with that [fish's] bile, or macerated with boar's bile, or pieces of cloth macerated with upward-and-downward-purging drugs;
or yeast with jaggery and alkali;
and one should administer an enema with alkali, milk, and urine, a Daśamūla enema, and an uttarabasti;
one should administer a purgative combined with castor oil.