Ashtangasamgraha 3.27

3.27

ghanonnataprasannatvakrakandhagrīvāsyavakṣasaḥ |

sugandhivadanāḥ snigdhanisvanā vimalendriyāḥ ||

udumbarasya niryūhe sādhito mārute 'dhike ||

eṇādirudhiraṃ vātisrutaraktoktavidhinā sakṣaudraṃ śīghramupayuñjīta |

taddhi sadyo jīvamabhisandadhāti |

śyāmākāśmaryamadhukadūrvośīrairvā śṛtaṃ payo ghṛtamaṇḍāñjanayuktaṃ śītaṃ bastau niṣecayet ||

bhayaṃ śakunigandhatvaṃ jvaraśca śakunigrahe ||

Having firm, elevated, and clear skin of the shoulders, neck, face, and chest; / possessing sweet-smelling breath, a smooth voice, and clear sense organs.
prepared in a decoction of udumbara, when vāta is predominant.
Or one should quickly administer the blood of the deer, etc., with honey according to the procedure stated for excessive blood flow; / for that immediately restores the living spirit.
Or milk boiled with śyāmā, kāśmarya, madhuka, dūrvā, and uśīra, mixed with ghee scum and collyrium, when cold, should be poured into the rectum as an enema.
Fear, smelling like a bird, and fever occur in seizure by Śakunigraha.