Ashtangasamgraha 2.33

2.33

bhramamohāratikaro dṛṣṭariṣṭo 'kṣanāśanaḥ |

vyādhīn purā parīkṣyaivamārabheta tataḥ kriyām ||

yasya yasyāṅgāvayavasya bīje bījāṃśe vā upataptirbhavati tasya tasyāṅgāvayavasya vikṛtirupajāyate |

nopajāyate 'nutāpāt ||

āsutānambhasā tadvat pibejjātaṃ tuṣodakam ||

pippalyā dhātakīpuṣpadhātrīphalakṛtena vā ||

Causing dizziness, delusion, and restlessness, showing fatal signs, and destroying the eyes.
Having first examined diseases in this manner, one should then commence treatment.

Whichever part of an organ experiences affliction in the seed or the seed-part, a deformity of that very part of the organ arises;
it does not arise in the absence of affliction.

Likewise, one should drink tuṣodaka produced by fermenting with water,
with pippalī, flowers of dhātakī, and fruits of dhātrī.