Ashtangasamgraha 2.69

2.69

sūkṣmasūkṣmatarāsyeṣu dūradūratareṣu ca |

doṣo raktādimārgeṣu śanairalpaścireṇa yat ||

tuṅgapriyaṅguśaivālakamalotpalakardamaiḥ ||

saśuṇṭhyagnikapṛthvīkaṃ cūrṇitaṃ sapta vāsarān ||

niculotpalavarṣābhūbhārṅgīmustaiśca kārṣikaiḥ ||

Because in channels of blood and so on that have very fine orifices / and are situated exceedingly far away, the doṣa slowly, slightly, and over a long time [moves];
with tuṅga, priyaṅgu, moss, lotus, water lily, and mud;
powdered with ginger, plumbago, and pṛthvīka for seven days,
and with one karṣa each of niculā, blue water lily, punarnavā, bhārṅgī, and mustā.