Ashtangasamgraha 37.13

37.13

sirāsrotodhamanīsnāvapraṇaṣṭe khaṇḍacakramaśvayuktaṃ rathamāropyāturaṃ viṣame 'dhvani śīghraṃ nayet |

tataḥ saṃrambhādibhirjānīyāt ||

saktupalalalavaṇaguḍūcyārevataśyāmādantīkulatthikāmūrlelaipayet ||

When it is lost in a vein, a bodily channel, an artery, or a ligament, having mounted the patient on a horse-drawn chariot with a broken wheel, one should drive him swiftly on a rough road;
then one should recognize it by irritation and the like.
One should apply an unguent with barley groats, meat paste, salt, guḍūcī, ārevata, śyāmā, dantī, kulatthikā, and mūrvā.