Ashtangasamgraha 3.33

3.33

gandhamālyādikaṃ vṛṣyamalakṣmīghnaṃ prasādhanam |

vāso na dhārayejjīrṇaṃ malinaṃ raktamulbaṇam ||

śigrusumukhamaricājājīcitrakakalkakṣīragomūtrasiddhena vā kaṭutailenānuvāsayet |

umāśālmalīpicchayā vā saghṛtayā yoniṃ pūrayitvā vidhunuyāt |

snigdhena vā kṛttanakhena pāṇinā nālānusārato 'paharet ||

romaharṣo ghanasnigdhaśvetaśleṣmapravartanam ||

lihyādvā madhusarpirbhyāṃ gavāśvaśakṛto rasam ||

tenādhmānaṃ vamistṛṣṇā vibandhaścāśu śāmyati ||

kāsahidhmākṣivikṣepavaktravakratvaraktatāḥ ||

Perfumes, garlands, and the like are aphrodisiac, dispelling inauspiciousness, and beautifying. / One should not wear old, dirty, or predominantly red clothing.

Or one should administer an unctuous enema with mustard oil prepared with the paste of horseradish tree, holy basil, black pepper, cumin, and leadwort, together with milk and cow's urine.

Or having filled the vagina with flax or silk-cotton slime together with ghee, one should shake it.

Or with an oiled hand whose nails are cut, one should extract [the placenta] following the umbilical cord.

Horripilation, and the discharge of thick, unctuous, white phlegm.

Or one should lick the juice of cow dung or horse dung with honey and ghee.

By that, flatulence, vomiting, thirst, and constipation are quickly pacified.

Cough, hiccup, rolling of the eyes, crookedness of the face, and redness.