Ashtangasamgraha 26.2

26.2

caturvidho 'gnisvedo bhavati tāpopanāhadravoṣmabhedena |

tatra tāpasvedaḥ pāṇikāṃsyaphālavālukāvastraghaṭikādibhiḥ sākṣādagninā ca prayoktavyaḥ ||

śatadhautaghṛtābhyaktāṃ cāsmai kabalikāṃ vraṇasyopari dadyāt |

praklinnaṃ ca vraṇaṃ vraṇacikitsayā sādhayet ||

Fire-sudation is of four kinds, differentiated into thermal, poultice, liquid, and vapor. / Among them, thermal sudation is to be applied with the hands, bell-metal plates, heated iron or plows, sand, cloth, small pots, and the like, and directly by fire. / And one should apply over his wound a compress smeared with hundred-times-washed ghee, / and cure the moist wound by wound-management.