Ashtangasamgraha 17.36

17.36

mādhuryaśaityapaicchilyasnehagauravamandatāḥ |

saha vṛttyā sthitāḥ kṣīre natvānūpaudakāmiṣe ||

sa rasaḥ plīhagulmodarakṛmimehakāmalārśāṃsi sādhayati |

evamanupaśāmyatyaprāptapicchodake vātakapholbaṇe gulmavidhināgnikarma kuryāt ||

Sweetness, coldness, sliminess, unctuousness, heaviness, and dullness
co-exist in milk, but not in the meat of marshy and aquatic animals.

That juice cures spleen, abdominal swelling, enlargement of the abdomen, worms, urinary disorders, jaundice, and hemorrhoids.

If it does not subside in this way, when unripened water is not present and vāta and kapha are prominent, one should perform cauterization according to the procedure for abdominal swelling.