Ashtangasamgraha 2.62

2.62

malāñjvaroṣmā dhātūn vā sa śīghraṃ kṣapayastataḥ |

sarvākāraṃ rasādīnāṃ śudhyāśudhyāpi vā kramāt ||

abhyaṅgālepasekādīn jvare jīrṇe tvagāśrite |

kuryādañjanadhūpāṃśca tathaivāgantuje 'pi tān ||

abhiṣyaṇṇatanurgulmī pramehī jaṭharī garī |

gomṛgājarasaiḥ pāṇḍuḥ kṛmikoṣṭhī bhagandarī ||

patati prāyaśo 'ṣṭānāṃ teṣāṃ pūrveṣu sambhavaḥ ||

Then the heat of the fever rapidly consumes the wastes or the bodily tissues, / in every way of chyle and the rest, through purification or lack of purification, in due order.
In chronic fever lodged in the skin, one should apply massage, pastes, sprinkling, and so forth, / and collyriums and fumigations; likewise also in exogenous [fever].
One whose body has exudations, one with abdominal swelling, one with urinary disorder, one with abdominal enlargement, one poisoned by artificial poison, / one with anemia, one with intestinal parasites, or one with fistula-in-ano [treated] with meat broths of cow, deer, or goat,
generally falls [ill]; their occurrence is among the former eight.