Ashtangasamgraha 6.24

6.24

kāsāgnisādābhiṣyandakaṇḍūgaṇḍādikānataḥ |

tadvarjayedabhave vā toyasyānyasya śasyate ||

rasāsṛkcetanāvāhisrotorodhasamudbhavāḥ |

madamūrcchāyasanyāsā yathottarabalottarāḥ ||

daśamūlena vā kāsaśvāsahidhmārujāpahā ||

vījedāklamanāśācca prāṇāyāmaṃ ca kārayet ||

sarpagandhābastanakharomabhirdhūpaḥ |

sarpagandhābastagandhātumbīmṛgorvāruśatāvarīsahadevāpunarnavabījāni dhārayet ||

From cough, sluggishness of the digestive fire, conjunctival congestion, itching, glandular swellings, and so on; / therefore one should avoid it; or in the absence of other water, it is commended: // Arising from the blockage of channels carrying lymph, blood, and consciousness, / intoxication, fainting, and coma are progressively stronger in order. // Or with daśamūla, which removes cough, dyspnea, hiccup, and pain. // One should fan [him] until exhaustion disappears, and have him perform breath control. // Fumigation with sarpagandhā, goat's horn, and hair. / One should keep seeds of sarpagandhā, bastagandhā, tumbī, mṛgorvāru, śatāvarī, sahadevā, and punarnavā.