Ashtangasamgraha 24.29

24.29

dehāpekṣī tathā rūkṣaṃ snānamudvartanādi ca |

madhunā triphalāṃ lihyāt guḍūcīmabhayāṃ ghanam |

rasāñjanasya mahataḥ pañcamūlasya gugguloḥ ||

bheṣajaṃ snehanaṃ kuryādyacca raktaprasādanam ||

snigdhasya svedaḥ |

kṣīrasarpirnasyaṃ madhuravargasādhitaṃ vā tailam |

snehiko dhūmaḥ |

tathā nāsānāhe 'pi |

evamanupaśame śirovirekaḥ ||

Taking into account the body, dry baths, unctions, and so forth [are employed]; / he should lick triphalā, guḍūcī, abhayā, and ghana with honey, / [or] rasāñjana, the great pañcamūla, and guggulu. / One should employ oleating medicine and whatever purifies the blood. / Sudation for one who has been oleated; / nasal administration of milk and ghee, or oil prepared with the sweet group; / unctuous smoke; / likewise also in obstruction of the nose; / thus, if it does not subside, head-purgation.