Ashtangasamgraha 2.58

2.58

jvaraḥ pañcavidhaḥ prokto malakālabalābalāt |

prāyaḥ sa sannipātena bhūyasā tvapadiśyate ||

paṭolāriṣṭamadanaguḍūcīmadhukairapi |

ye ca siddhiṣu vakṣyante bastayo jvaranāśanāḥ ||

hṛdroge vātakaphaje tadvadgulme 'pi yojayet ||

tiktayā ca ghṛtaṃ siddhaṃ samakṣīraṃ vyapohati |

śūlānāhagudabhraṃśaśvāsakāsavilambikāḥ ||

Fever is declared to be of five kinds according to the strength and weakness of wastes and time; / it is mostly attributed to a combination of all three doṣas, but predominantly to one.
With paṭola, neem, madana, guḍūcī, and madhuka, / and those enemas which will be stated in the Siddhi section that destroy fever;
one should apply it likewise in heart disease born of vāta and kapha, and also in abdominal swelling.
And ghee prepared with katukī along with an equal amount of milk dispels / colic, abdominal distension, rectal prolapse, dyspnoea, cough, and delayed digestion.