Ashtangasamgraha 4.26

4.26

nigadāṃśca+āsavāriṣṭaśīdhumārdvīkamādhavān |

kvathitaṃ mustaśuṇṭhyambu sārāmbhaḥ kṣaudravāri vā ||

tataḥ koṣṭhasaṅkṣobhādvāyurapāno mūḍhaḥ kukṣibastipārśvodarayoniśūlānāhaviṇmūtrasaṅgānāpādya garbhaṃ cyāvayati taruṇaṃ śoṇitabhāvena |

so 'bhihitaḥ prāk ||

dadhimastvāranālāmlaphalāmbumadirāḥ pibet ||

prakīryā codakīryā ca kṣīriṇī nīlinīphalam ||

pāśabhṛdvaruṇo rājā toyabhūḥ sāgarālayaḥ ||

And wholesome āsavas, ariṣṭas, śīdhu, mārdvīka, and mādhavī wines;
boiled nutgrass and ginger water, heartwood-infused water, or honey-water.
Then, due to agitation of the digestive tract, the confused apāna wind, causing colic in the abdomen, bladder, flanks, belly, and vagina, as well as retention of feces and urine, dislodges the young fetus in the form of blood.
That has been described before.
One should drink curd whey, sour fermented gruel, sour fruit juice, and madirā wine.
Prakīryā, udakīryā, kṣīriṇī, and the fruit of nīlinī;
King Varuṇa, the holder of the noose, born of the waters, whose abode is the ocean;