Ashtangasamgraha 4.39

4.39

bhinnendranīlanīlābhravṛndamandāvilaṃ nabhaḥ |

dīrghikānavavāryaughamagnasopānapaṅktayaḥ ||

yaścābhugna evaikena pādena yoniṃ dvitīyena pāyum |

tau mūḍhau hastenāhartumaśakyāviti śastramavacārayet ||

śālayaḥ syustanukaphe ṣaṣṭikāśca rasādibhiḥ |

śarkarāmbho 'nupānārthaṃ drākṣekṣusvarasaḥ payaḥ ||

sadyaskairmṛditairbastirjīvādāne praśasyate ||

baliḥ suśastairdeyaḥ syād bhavanasya caturdiśam ||

The sky is slightly turbid with masses of clouds blue like fractured sapphires, / and the flights of steps of long pleasure-ponds are submerged in floods of new water.

And [a fetus] which, unbent, [comes out] with one foot into the vagina and the second into the anus—
these two obstructed [presentations] are impossible to extract with the hand, and so one should apply the knife.

There should be rice and ṣaṣṭika grains when kapha is thin, with meat juice and the like; / sugar-water as a drink afterward, grape juice, sugarcane juice, or milk.

An enema [prepared] with freshly crushed [substances] is praised in cases of the intake of blood.

An offering should be made with auspicious things in all four directions of the dwelling.