Ashtangasamgraha 26.26

26.26

timirodaravīsarpakuṣṭhaśoṣāḍhyarogiṇaḥ |

pītadugdhadadhisnehamadhūn kṛtavirecanān ||

vṛścikālīkuṣṭhakaṭukāyavakṣāraiḥ pratisāraṇam |

taṃ ca pākato rūkṣaśītairantarbahiḥ prayuktairvārayet |

pakve tu pāṭanamavagāḍhe dāhaḥ |

triphalāsumanoriṣṭhakvātho gaṇḍūṣaḥ |

yaṣṭīmadhukasiddhaḥ sarpirmaṇḍo nasyam ||

nor to those suffering from visual impairment, abdominal disease, erysipelas, leprosy, wasting, or gout,
nor to those who have drunk milk, curds, unctuous substances, or honey, or who have undergone purgation.
Rubbing [should be performed] with vṛścikālī, kuṣṭha, kaṭukā, and barley-ash.
And one should prevent that [inflammation] from suppurating by means of dry, cooling measures applied internally and externally.
When suppurated, however, incision [is indicated]; when deep-seated, cauterization.
A gargle consists of a decoction of triphalā, jasmine, and ariṣṭa.
Nasal medication is ghee scum prepared with licorice.