Ashtangasamgraha 8.49

8.49

bhramamūrchādikārī ca śigrvādistatra ceṣyate |

devadārunatānantāmadhukārjunagairikam ||

kṣīraṃ dadhi guḍaḥ sarpiraudakānūpamāmiṣam ||

nāvanāñjanayoryojyo bastamūtradruto 'gadaḥ ||

and it causes dizziness, fainting, and so on; in that condition, [the antidote] beginning with Śigru is indicated.
Devadāru, nata, anantā, madhuka, arjuna, and red ochre,
milk, curd, jaggery, ghee, and the flesh of aquatic and marshland animals:
an antidote dissolved in goat urine is to be applied as nasal drops and collyrium.