Ashtangasamgraha 2.26

2.26

susādhyaḥ kṛcchrasādhyaśca yāpyo yaścānupakramaḥ |

sarvauṣadhame dehe yūnaḥ puṃso jitātmanaḥ ||

akṣiṇī piṇḍikāpārśvamūrdhaparvāsthirugbhramaḥ ||

śarkarāmākṣikāmbhobhirdāhatṛṣṇolbaṇe jvare ||

sauvarcalārdhakarṣaṃ ca palārdhaṃ cāmlavetasāt ||

vibhajya deśakālādīṃstatra yojyaṃ bhiṣagjitam ||

Easily curable and curable with difficulty; manageable and beyond treatment.

In a body capable of tolerating all medicines, of a young, self-controlled man.

Pain in the eyes, calves, flanks, head, joints, and bones, and dizziness.

With sugar and honey-water in a fever characterized by intense burning and thirst.

Half a karṣa of sauvarcala salt and half a pala of amlavetasa.

Having analyzed the place, season, and other factors, medicine should be applied there.