Ashtangasamgraha 4.30_2

4.30_2

teṣu saṃveṣvapi viparītendriyārthāmākṣepayoni bhraṃśasaṃvaraṇamakkalaśvāsabhramābhipannāṃ śītagātrāṃ pūtyudgārāṃ ca varjayet ||

Among all of these, one should abandon a woman whose senses perceive objects inversely, who is afflicted with convulsions, vaginal prolapse, retention, makkala pain, dyspnea, and dizziness, whose limbs are cold, and whose belching is foul-smelling.