Ashtangasamgraha 2.54

2.54

balavatsvalpadoṣeṣu jvaraḥ sādhyo 'nupadravaḥ |

sarvathā vikṛtijñāne prāgasādhya udāhṛtaḥ ||

svarṇagaurikamāñjiṣṭhāmṛṇālāñjanapadmakam ||

kāsārirasayūṣādyairyuktaṃ vā snukpayaḥ pibet ||

pṛśniparṇī śatāhvā ca līḍhaṃ mākṣikasarpiṣā |

grahaṇīdīpanaṃ śreṣṭhaṃ mārutasyānulomanam ||

Fever is curable in strong patients when the doṣas are slight and there are no complications; / it was previously declared incurable whenever fatal signs are observed.
Red ochre, madder, lotus stalks, antimony, and red lotus;
or one should drink the milk of snuk combined with meat-broth, soup, and the like of kāsamarda;
pṛśniparṇī and dill licked with honey and ghee / is preeminent for stimulating the duodenal digestive fire and directing vāta downward.