Ashtangasamgraha 29.14

29.14

vātapittakaphāmayeṣu krameṇāparāhṇamadhyāhnapūrvāhṇeṣu |

lālāsrāvasuptapralāpadantakaṭakaṭāyanakrathanakṛcchronmīlanapūtimukhakarṇanādatṛṣṇārditaśirorogaśvāsakāsonnidreṣu rātrau |

svasthavṛtte tu śīte madhyāhne śaradvasantayoḥ prāhṇe grīṣme 'parāhṇe varṣāsvādityadarśane |

pañcakarmāṇyācarato bastikarmottarakālameva ||

kiñcidvisraḥ pītāvabhāsaśca ||

In diseases of vāta, pitta, and kapha, [it should be administered] respectively in the afternoon, midday, and forenoon;

in excessive salivation, numbness, delirium, teeth chattering, groaning, difficult opening of the eyes, foul odor of the mouth, tinnitus, thirst, facial paralysis, head disease, dyspnea, cough, and insomnia, at night;

in healthy routines, in the cold season at midday, in autumn and spring in the forenoon, in summer in the afternoon, in the rainy season when the sun is visible;

and for one undergoing the five purification procedures (pañcakarman), only after the enema treatment.

Slightly putrid-smelling and yellowish in appearance.