Ashtangasamgraha 26.24

26.24

stammitaḥ syāt bale labdhe yathoktāmayasaṅkṣayāt |

stambhatvaksnāyusaṅkocakampahṛdvāgghanugrahaiḥ ||

tataḥ sukhoṣṇo ghṛtamaṇḍastailaṃ vā gaṇḍūṣaḥ |

maricakuṣṭhamadhukapriyaṅgulākṣāpataṅgagairikarasāñjanaśuṇṭhīsaindhavairmadhughṛtamaṇḍayuktaiḥ pratisāraṇam |

pṛthakparṇīviḍaṅgavidārīmadhukapayasyāsuradāruvipakvaṃ tailaṃ gaṇḍūṣo nasyaṃ ca |

madhuravargasiddhameva vā sarpiḥ punaḥ punaśca rudhirāvasekaḥ ||

He may be restrained [stambhita] when strength is regained, through the subsiding of the specified illness,
by stiffness, contraction of skin and ligaments, tremors, and rigidity of the heart, speech, and jaw.
Then comfortably warm ghee scum or oil is used as a gargle;
rubbing [the teeth] is done with black pepper, kuṣṭha, madhuka, priyaṅgu, lac, pataṅga, red ochre, rasāñjana, dry ginger, and rock salt, combined with honey and ghee scum;
oil cooked with pṛthakparṇī, viḍaṅga, vidārī, madhuka, payasyā, and suradāru is used as a gargle and nasal drop;
or ghee prepared with the sweet group itself, and bloodletting again and again.