Ashtangasamgraha 37.8

37.8

koṣṭhagate tvāṭopānāhau mūtrapurīṣāhāradarśanāni ca vraṇamukhādbhavanti |

marmagate marmaviddhavat ||

abhīkṣṇaṃ ca mṛjāśīlanam |

jālagardabhe dhātrīphalānyupayuñjīta ||

When it has entered the viscera, however, rumbling and abdominal distension occur, and urine, feces, and food are seen issuing from the mouth of the wound.
When it has entered a vital point, it is like being pierced at a vital point.
And repeated practice of cleansing.
In jālāgardabha, one should employ dhātrī fruits.