Ashtangasamgraha 6.71

6.71

sahasravīryaṃ vidhibhiḥ śṛtaṃ karmasahasrakṛt |

madāpasmāramūrchāyaśiraḥkarṇākṣiyonijān ||

tat sevyaṃ prāyaśo yacca sutarāṃ mārutāpaham ||

śaṅkhaṃ sarjarasaṃ lākṣāṃ kattṛṇaṃ ca palāṃśikam ||

vacāśvagandhāhiṅgulājasiddhārthakairudvartanam |

sarṣapatailaṃ vacāsiddhaṃ netrapūraṇam ||

Cooked according to proper methods, it attains a thousand potencies and accomplishes a thousand actions; / [it cures disorders] born of intoxication, epilepsy, fainting, and those of the head, ears, eyes, and female genital tract.
That which is exceedingly vāta-alleviating is mostly to be resorted to. / Conch shell, sal tree resin, lac, and kattṛṇa, one pala each,
an anointment [is made] with vacā, aśvagandhā, hiṅgula, aja, and siddhārthaka. / Mustard oil processed with vacā is used as an eye drop.