Ashtangasamgraha 2.80

2.80

doṣo raktāśrayaḥ prāyaḥ karoti satataṃ jvaram ||

dāhaśītajvaraharaḥ kāntākāntāṅgasaṅgamaḥ |

dāhaśītavyupaśame tāstato 'panayet punaḥ ||

sukhodakaṃ cānupibetsukhametadvirecanam ||

lājatālīsapatraṃ vā bījāni kamalasya vā ||

The doṣa residing in blood mostly produces continuous fever.
Union with the delightful body of a beloved woman removes fever with burning heat and chills;
when the burning heat and chills have subsided, one should remove them again.
One should drink warm water afterward; this is an easy purgative.
Parched grain, tālīsapatra, or lotus seeds;