Ashtangasamgraha 37.24

37.24

dṛḍhāṃ vā vṛkṣaśākhāmavanamya tamyāṃ pūrvavad badhvoddharet ||

kṣaudreṇa vā piṣṭā mañjiṣṭhā |

ajākṣīreṇavārdradāḍimatvak |

tenaiva vā bālāmalakaṃ gomūtreṇa saptāhaṃ sthitam |

dadhimaṇḍena vā kāleyakalodhrotpalakiñjalkam |

navanītena vā śvetāśvakhurajamaṣī ||

Or having bent down a sturdy tree branch, having tied [the foreign body] to it as before, one should pull it out.
Or mañjiṣṭhā ground with honey;
or fresh pomegranate bark with goat's milk;
or young āmalaka kept in cow's urine for seven days, with that very [milk];
or kāleyaka, lodhra, and blue water-lily filaments with curd-whey;
or ash of a white horse's hoof with butter.