Ashtangasamgraha 21.27

21.27

krameṇādyena tatrāpi pravṛddhān svāśraye sthitān |

svāśrayeṣu praduṣṭānāṃ sthitaiva hyāśukāritā ||

dhātrīkhadiranimbāmburasaṃ mudgapaṭolajam ||

śvayathuḥ sannipātotthaḥ sa nāmrā duḥkhavardhanaḥ ||

Even there, according to the first order, [one treats them when] exacerbated, dwelling in their own seat; / for the rapid action of those vitiated in their own seats is indeed certain.
Water with dhātrī, khadira, and neem; soup of mung beans and paṭola.
A swelling arising from a combination of all three doṣas; by name, it is duḥkhavardhana.