Ashtangasamgraha 4.3

4.3

sa mātrākāṣṭhākalānāḍikāmuhūrtayāmāhorātrapakṣamāsartvayanavarṣabhedena dvādaśadhā vibhajyate ||

sahasradhautena sarpiṣādhonābheḥ sarvataḥ pradihyāt |

madhukasiddhasarpiṣā suśītena picumāplāvya yonisamīpe sthāpayet |

gavyena payasā madhukāmbunā nyagrodhādikaṣāyeṇa vā pariṣecayet |

paripītatatsvarasāni ca tailāni yonau nidhāpayet |

tacchṛṅgasiddhasya vā kṣīrasarpiṣaḥ picum ||

kṣudrakastamakaśchinno mahānūrdhvaśca pañcamaḥ ||

bastibhirbaddhaviḍvātaṃ sapittaṃ tvaurdhvabhaktikaiḥ ||

kalkairguḍakṣaudraghṛtaḥ satailairyuktaḥ sukhoṣṇo lavaṇānvitaśca ||

rakṣoghnatailajvalitapradīpahatapāpmani ||

It is divided twelvefold according to the divisions of mātrā, kāṣṭhā, kalā, nāḍikā, muhūrta, yāma, day-and-night, fortnight, month, season, solstice, and year.
One should plaster all around below the navel with ghee washed a thousand times.
One should soak a tampon with very cold ghee prepared with madhuka and place it near the vagina.
One should irrigate with cow's milk, madhuka water, or a decoction of the nyagrodha group.
And one should insert into the vagina tampons soaked in their fresh juices, / or a tampon of ghee prepared from milk boiled with their shoots.
Kṣudraka, tamaka, chinna, mahān, and ūrdhva as the fifth;
with enemas when feces and flatus are obstructed; but with post-meal remedies when accompanied by pitta;
combined with pastes, jaggery, honey, ghee, and oil, pleasantly warm and mixed with salt;
with evil spirits destroyed by lamps burning with pestilence-destroying oils;