Ashtangasamgraha 19.15

19.15

adho dve sapta śirasi khāni svedavahāni ca |

malā malāyanāni syuryathāsvaṃ teṣvato gadāḥ ||

ayamaṣṭaśatariṣṭaḥ samānaḥ pūrveṇa |

purāṇapiṇyākakṛṣṇāśigrutvagatasīsikatā mūtrapiṣṭāḥ sukhoṣṇāḥ pralepe dadyāt |

ekrāṅgage tu kālāsaralājaśṛṅgyajagandhāśvagandhaikaiṣikāḥ |

śuṇṭhīkulatthatarkārīkuṣṭhārjakacitrakajalamūtrāṇi snāne |

caṇḍāgaruṇī vilepane ||

rāsnādibhireva siddhaṃ tailaṃ sarpirvā nāvanam |

evaṃvidhaireva nāḍīsvedaṃ kuryāt ||

Two below, seven in the head, and the sweat-bearing apertures: / these are the waste products' waste-orifices, and accordingly the diseases arise in them.
This aṣṭaśatariṣṭa is equal to the preceding one.
Old oil-cake, black sesame, bark of śigru, atisī, and sand, ground with urine and comfortably warm, should be applied as a plaster.
When located in a single limb, however, black variety [of plant], saralā, jaśṛṅgī, ajagandhā, aśvagandhā, and ekaīṣikā [are used].
Ginger, horse-gram, tarkārī, kuṣṭha, arjaka, citraka, water, and urines are for bathing;
caṇḍā and agaru are for anointing.
Oil or ghee prepared with rāsnā and other herbs should be used as an errhine.
With such substances one should perform tubular sudation.