Ashtangasamgraha 4.42

4.42

paritaḥ śyāmalatṛṇā silindhrakuṭajojvalā |

tadādānābale dehe mande 'gnau bādhite punaḥ ||

evaṃ nirhṛtaśalyāṃ tu siñceduṣṇena vāriṇā ||

śaṭhīddrīberabṛhatīśarkarāviśvabheṣajam |

piṣṭvā rasaṃ pibet pūtaṃ vastreṇa ghṛtamūrchitam ||

bilvādimūlakvāthāt dvau kaulatthāddvau sa vātajit ||

taṃ prati prāṅmukho vidyāṃ paṭhannupaharet balim ||

All around with dark grass, radiant with mushrooms and kuṭaja flowers.

When the body is weakened by that extraction, and the digestive fire is dull and afflicted again,
when the foreign body is thus extracted, one should sprinkle her with warm water.

Having pounded śaṭhī, hrībera, bṛhatī, sugar, and dry ginger, / one should drink the juice strained through a cloth, mixed with ghee.

Two [prasṛtas] from the decoction of bilva and the rest, two from horse gram—it conquers vāta.

Facing east toward that [circle], reciting the sacred text, he should present the offering: