Ashtangasamgraha 3.12

3.12

nādraikapāṇirnnāmedhyahastapādo na śabdavat |

vaṭāsanārkakhadirakarañjakaravīrajam ||

svalpe 'pi ca viṇmūtravibandhe phalavartīḥ praṇidadyāt ||

modakaḥ sannipātordhvaraktapittajvarāpahaḥ ||

alpālpaṃ ca pittakaphasaṃsṛṣṭaṃ parisravati |

viṣṭambhagauravaśophakaṇḍūpāṇḍutāṅgasādagulmaśūlāni cāpādayati ||

nor with only one hand wet, nor with unclean hands and feet, nor making sounds. / [A tooth-stick] born of banyan, asana, arka, khadira, karañja, or karavīra.
And even in the case of a slight retention of feces and urine, one should administer fruit suppositories.
A sweet bolus destroys sannipāta, upward-flowing bleeding disorder, and fever.
And [the fluid] oozes out little by little, mixed with pitta and kapha, / and it causes sluggish digestion, heaviness, edema, itching, pallor, exhaustion of the limbs, abdominal swelling, and colic.