Ashtangasamgraha 24.10

24.10

svapnaśayyāsukhābhyaṅgasnānanirvṛtiharṣaṇaiḥ |

mehāmadoṣātisnigdhajvarorustambhakuṣṭhinaḥ |

visarpavidradhiplīhaśiraḥkaṇṭhākṣirogiṇaḥ ||

kṣīrekṣurasamadhuśarkarātaṇḍulodakena vā |

drākṣāmadhukakāśmaryayutena vā |

dhānyāmlena vā jīvanīyasiddhena vā sarpiṣā śatadhautena vā ||

tadeva ca pānabhojanayorvidadhyāt |

arditoktāṃśca svedān |

evamaparipacyamāne punaḥ punarnāḍīsvedaṃ vātaharaṃ cāsthāpanamanuvāsanaṃ śirobastiṃ ca ||

[Those to be nourished are treated] with sleep, comfortable beds, massage, baths, ease, and rejoicing.
Those suffering from urinary disorder, disorders of āma, excess unctuousness, fever, stiffness of the thighs, and skin diseases,
as well as those afflicted with erysipelas, abscess, splenic disorder, and diseases of the head, throat, and eyes [should be fasted].
Or with milk, sugarcane juice, honey, sugar, and rice water;
or combined with grapes, liquorice, and kāśmarya;
or with sour gruel, or with ghee prepared with the jīvanīya drugs, or with ghee washed a hundred times.
And that very [preparation] should be administered in drink and food;
and the sudation methods described for facial paralysis [should be given].
If in this manner it does not digest, then tube sudation repeatedly, and non-unctuous and unctuous enemas that remove vāta, and head enema [should be administered].