Ashtangasamgraha 3.18

3.18

nādyādajīrṇavamathuśvāsakāsajvarārditī |

tṛṣṇāsyapākahṛnnetraśiraḥkarṇāmayī ca tat ||

yoniṃ ca punaḥ punaḥ prasādhayet |

brūyācca subhage śanaiśśanaiḥ pravāhayasva suprasannaste mukhavarṇaḥ putraṃ janayiṣyatīti ||

upadravāṃśca vikṛtijñānataḥ teṣu cādhikam ||

uśīraṃ śābaraṃ lodhraṃ śṛṅgaveraṃ kucandanam ||

taṃ śatadhautaghṛtenābhyajya kaṣāyasvāduśītaiḥ pradehapariṣekāvagāhānnapānaiḥ śarkarāmadhumadbhiśca lahaḥ stambhayet ||

vinamya jṛmbhamāṇasya śakṛnmūtrapravartanam ||

One suffering from indigestion, vomiting, dyspnea, cough, or fever should not use it; / nor one suffering from thirst, stomatitis, or diseases of the heart, eyes, head, or ears.
And one should repeatedly inspect the vaginal passage, / and say: 'Auspicious woman, bear down very gently; the color of your face is serene; you will give birth to a son.'
And complications according to the knowledge of morbidity, and in those especially.
Uśīra, śābara-lodhra, ginger, and red sandalwood.
Having anointed him with ghee washed a hundred times, one should arrest it quickly with astringent, sweet, and cooling pastes, showers, tub baths, food, and drinks containing sugar and honey.
Having bent down, while yawning, discharge of stool and urine;