Ashtangasamgraha 2.10

2.10

sa muhyatyāturaṃ prāpya prāpya bhīrurivāhavam |

yaḥ punaḥ kurute karma dhārṣṭyācchāstravivarjjitaḥ ||

tataśca tatprabhṛti spandate 'bhilāṣaṃ pañcendriyārtheṣu karoti ||

rūkṣāruṇatvagāsyākṣinakhamūtrapurīṣatā ||

kvāthe kṣīre ca vipacet jvaraghnaṃ kalkitairghṛtam |

pippalīmustamṛdvīkācandanotpalanāgairaḥ ||

cūrṇaṃ phalarasakṣaudrasaktubhistarpaṇaṃ pibet ||

he becomes bewildered on reaching a patient, just as a coward on reaching a battle. / He, on the other hand, who performs an operation out of boldness, devoid of the science,

And from then on, it throbs and develops a desire for the objects of the five senses.
dry and reddish skin, mouth, eyes, nails, urine, and feces.
In decoction and milk, one should cook ghee that destroys fever, with the paste / of pippalī, mustā, mṛdvīkā, candana, utpala, and nāgara.
One should drink powder [of these] as a refreshing drink (tarpaṇa) with fruit juice, honey, and roasted barley meal.