Ashtangasamgraha 6.34

6.34

pāke svādu himaṃ vīrye taduṣṇamapi yojitam |

tasmādayogapānena lāghavānna viyojayet ||

dhātubhirviguṇo yaśca srotasāṃ sa pradūṣakaḥ ||

svayamevopaśāmyanti sannyāso nauṣadhairvinā ||

koṣṇena bhārṅgīṃ śuṇṭhīṃ ca kṣāraṃ vā maricānvitam ||

vinīya saghṛtaṃ bastiṃ yuñjyāddāhe 'tiyogaje ||

devadārubhārṅgīviḍaṅga candanakākolīdvayajīvakarṣabhakairvā sakṣāraiḥ ||

Sweet in post-digestive effect, cold in potency, it is also administered hot; / therefore, due to non-application of drinking, one should not avoid it out of lightness.
And that which is contrary in qualities to the bodily tissues is a vitiator of the bodily channels.
They subside spontaneously; syncope (sannyāsa) [does not] without medicines.
With lukewarm [water], bhārṅgī and ginger, or alkali combined with pepper,
having mixed with ghee, one should apply an enema in burning sensation produced by excessive application.
Or with devadāru, bhārṅgī, viḍaṅga, sandalwood, the two kākolīs, jīvaka, and ṛṣabhaka, with alkali.