Ashtangasamgraha 27.33

27.33

hrībhayalobhaiśca vegāghātaśīlāḥ prāyaśaḥ striyo rājasamīpasthā vaṇijaśca bhavanti |

tasmādete vegadhāraṇapravṛddhavātatvātsadāturā durvirecyāśca |

tān susnigdhān śodhayet ||

śirorujodbhavaṃ cānyadvivarṇaṃ sparśanāsaham ||

Out of shame, fear, and greed, women, those who attend upon a king, and merchants are usually prone to suppressing natural urges.

Therefore, because vāta has increased through the suppression of urges, these are constantly unwell and difficult to purge.

One should purify them after they are well oleated.

And another arising from headache, discolored, intolerant to touch.