Ashtangasamgraha 2.53

2.53

tatprakṛtyā visargācca tatra nānaśanādbhayam |

kapho vasante tamapi bātapittaṃ bhavedanu ||

sa sadyo jvarahā bastiḥ sājyakṣaudro 'lpasaindhavaḥ ||

saptāhaṃ snukpayaḥpītānrasenājyena vā pibet |

tadvadvyoṣottamākumbhanikumbhāgnīn guḍāmbunā ||

maṇḍalāni tu sājyena gajamūtreṇa lepayet ||

Because of its constitution and because of the season of discharge, there is no danger there from not eating; / in spring kapha [predominates], and vāta and pitta follow after it.
That enema, with ghee, honey, and a little rock salt, immediately removes fever.
One should drink [milk] of grains steeped in the milk of snuk for seven days, with meat broth or with ghee; / likewise the three pungents, triphalā, danti, dravantī, and citraka with jaggery-water;
and one should smear circular skin eruptions with elephant urine along with ghee.