Ashtangasamgraha 37.31

37.31

apāṃ pūrṇaṃ puruṣamavākcirasamavapīḍayeddhunuyādvāmayecca bhasmarāśau vā nikhanyādāmukhāt |

anyathā hyunmārgagāmibhiradbhirādhmānakāsaśvāsapīnasendriyopaghātajvarādayaḥ śleṣmavikārā mṛtyuśca |

tatra yathāsvaṃ kaphe pratikuryāt |

grāsaśalyamambunā praveśayet |

skandhe vā muṣṭinābhihanyāt |

A person full of water should be pressed down with the head downward, shaken, and made to vomit, or buried up to the mouth in a heap of ashes. / For otherwise, due to the water straying into the wrong channels, there arise flatulence, cough, dyspnea, catarrh, injury to the sense faculties, fever, and other disorders of śleṣman, and death. / There, one should counteract the kapha appropriately. / A foreign body consisting of a morsel of food should be made to go down with water, / or one should strike the shoulder with the fist.