Ashtangasamgraha 30.6

30.6

viśeṣatastu sarvasrotogate dhūme bhavantyūṣādhmānanetrarogaśvāsakāsapīnasāṅgasvarasādāmlakāḥ |

tatra ghṛtakṣīrekṣurasadrākṣāśarkaropayogastadvidhaireva vamanam |

kaṭutiktairapi ca nasyagaṇḍūṣāḥ ||

tathāhyauṣadhaṃ samyagavatiṣṭhate |

anupraviśati ca romakūpān |

na tu śuṣyadupekṣitavyamanyatrapīḍayitavyāt |

śuṣkaṃ hi dāhoṣārāgaśyāvatvaśūlāni vardhayati ||

Particularly, when the smoke enters all the bodily channels, there arise internal burning, tympanites, eye disease, dyspnea, cough, catarrh, exhaustion of the limbs and voice, and sour eructation.

There, one should use ghee, milk, sugarcane juice, grape juice, and sugar, and emesis with substances of that kind,

as well as nasal drops and gargles with pungent and bitter substances.

For thus the medicine remains properly,

and penetrates the hair follicles;

but it must not be ignored when drying, except when it is to be expressed [by compression].

For when dry, it increases burning, heat, redness, lividity, and pain.