Ashtangasamgraha 2.8

2.8

bahuśrutaḥ kālavedī jñātagrantho 'rthaśāstravit |

anāthān rogiṇo yaśca putravat samupācaret ||

vaiśeṣikaliṅgasaṅkare tu yato bhūyastvaṃ tato 'ntarā bhāvāḥ ||

skandhayormathanaṃ bāhvorbhedaḥ pīḍanamaṃsayoḥ ||

kṛṣṇāṃśumatyativiṣākaṭukāsevyacandanaiḥ ||

cūrṇitaṃ madhusarpirbhyāṃ līḍhvā sādhu viricyate |

sannipātajvarastambhapipāsādāhapīḍitaḥ ||

Learned in many scriptures, aware of the proper time, knowing the texts, versed in the science of wealth [and meaning], / and who treats helpless sick persons like sons.

When there is a mixture of specific characteristics, however, the intermediate conditions derive from whichever is predominant.
Churning in the shoulders, piercing pain in the arms, pressure in the shoulder-joints.
With powders of kṛṣṇā, aṃśumatī, ativiṣā, kaṭukā, sevya, and candana, / licked with honey and ghee, one is well purged, / [when] afflicted by the fever of combined doṣas, stiffness, thirst, and burning sensation.