Ashtangasamgraha 22.13

22.13

dvāvimau vyādhitau vyādhisvarūpasyāprakāśakau |

tadyathaiko guruvyādhiḥ satvadehabalāśrayāt ||

mūlakvāhena pibet kalitarukṛtamālamadanaphalgūnām ||

sarvadhānyasnehagokṣīrasiddhāmutkārikāmeraṇḍapatrāvacchādite karṇe svedārthaṃ praṇayet |

punaḥ punaśca nāḍīsvedān piṇḍasvedāṃśca |

vātavyādhipratiśyāyārditāvidhānaṃ ca sanirūhānuvāsanaṃ kuryāt ||

These two patients do not manifest the true nature of their disease:
namely, one with a severe disease, relying on the strength of his mind and body,
should drink [it] with a decoction of the roots of kalitaru, kṛtamāla, and madanaphala;
one should apply a poultice prepared with all grains, fats, and cow's milk onto the ear covered with castor leaves for the purpose of sudation,
and repeatedly tube-sudations and bolus-sudations;
and one should carry out the procedure for vāta-diseases, catarrh, and facial paralysis, along with evacuating enemas and unctuous enemas.