Ashtangasamgraha 3.34

3.34

mālyaṃ na lambaṃ na bahirna raktaṃ jalajāddate |

naiva cānyena vidhṛtaṃ vastraṃ puṣpamupānahau ||

varaṇādiṃ vā sapañcakolamelāpratīvāpam ||

urasyantaḥkṣate vāyuḥ pittenānugato balī ||

phalinīlodhrakhadiraśālmakovidārajam ||

sodgāraṃ sāṅgaśūlaṃ vā svedaṃ tatrāvacārayet ||

jāyate śuṣkarevatyāṃ kramāt sarvāṅgasaṅkṣayaḥ ||

A garland should not be drooping, nor external, nor red, except that from water-born [flowers]; / and clothing, flowers, and shoes worn by another should not at all [be used].

Or the varaṇādi group with the five spices and an admixture of cardamom.

Vāta followed by pitta is strong in an internal chest-wound.

Arising from priyaṅgu, lodhra, catechu, silk-cotton, and mountain ebony.

Accompanied by eructation, or accompanied by body-ache; one should administer sudation there.

In the case of śuṣkarevatī, wasting of all the limbs gradually occurs.