Ashtangasamgraha 27.20

27.20

yogena tu khalvenaṃ charditavantaṃ suviśodhitapāṇipādamukhaṃ muhūrtamāśvāsya dhūmatrayasyānyatamaṃ sāmarthyataḥ pāyayitvā punarupaspṛṣṭodakaṃ sammānitasurabhitāmbūlaṃ nivātāgāraśayyāsthitaṃ snehoktenācāravidhinānuśiṣyāt ||

When he has vomited by proper administration, however, his hands, feet, and face having been well cleansed, having comforted him for a muhūrta, having made him inhale whichever of the three types of medicinal smoke is appropriate according to his capacity, having made him rinse with water again, having honored him with fragrant betel, resting on a bed in a draft-free room, one should instruct him according to the regimen of conduct prescribed for oleation.