Ashtangasamgraha 33.4

33.4

tato 'syāpāṅgadeśe śalākayā dvāraṃ kṛtvā snehaṃ bhājane srāvayet |

ādhārau cāpanīya yavakalkenākṣikośau pramṛjya sneheritakaphopaśāntaye yathārhaṃ dhūmaṃ pāyayet |

sukhodakaprakṣālitamukhaṃ cainaṃ yathāvyādhi bhojayet |

ātapākāśabhāsvaddarśanāni ca pariharet ||

bastimūtrāśayābhyāśagatatvāt syandanātmakaḥ ||

Then, having made an opening at the area of the outer canthus with a probe, one should drain the unctuous substance into a vessel.
And having removed the two rims and wiped the eye sockets with barley paste, one should administer medicinal smoke as appropriate to pacify the kapha provoked by the unctuous substance.
And one should feed him whose face has been washed with warm water according to his disease,
and he should avoid direct sunlight, open sky, and gazing at luminous objects.
Because it has reached the vicinity of the enema receptacle and bladder, it is of the nature of flowing.