Ashtangasamgraha 18.7

18.7

chardyudardamūrddharukkāsapīnasakrimīn ślīpadajvarodaraṣṭhīvanāni cāvahet ||

anantaraṃ ca vaṭakān kuryāt |

te takrānupānamabhyastāḥ paramauṣadhaṃ pāṇḍvāmayināṃ śophārśaḥkuṣṭhakāmalāmehaplīhāḍhyavātakaphārtānāṃ ca ||

vyathāṃ tīvrāmapaicchilyarāgaśophaṃ vilocanam |

saṅgocayati paryaśru sonyatovātasaṃjñitaḥ ||

It brings about vomiting, urticaria, head diseases, cough, chronic rhinitis, intestinal worms, filariasis, fever, abdominal enlargement, and spitting. / And immediately afterward, one should prepare pills; / these, taken habitually with a buttermilk vehicle, are a supreme medicament for those suffering from anemia, swelling, hemorrhoids, skin diseases, jaundice, urinary disorders, splenic disease, and afflictions of vāta and kapha. / Severe pain, non-sliminess, redness, swelling, contracting the eye, / shedding tears all around—it is called anyatovāta.