Ashtangasamgraha 9.56

9.56

uttāno vegarodhī vā vṛddhimehāśmaśarkarāḥ |

timirādigadotpattirmūrddhādyāhananāddhruvam ||

madātyayeṣu sarveṣu peyaṃ rucyagnidīpanam ||

sarpeṇodghṛtadaṃṣṭreṇa dāntaiḥ siṃhairgajaiśca tam |

trāsayecchastrahastairvā kirātārātitaskaraiḥ ||

Lying on his back or suppressing urges, [he surely incurs] scrotum enlargement, urinary disorders, calculus, and gravel; / From blows to the head and the like, the arising of eye disease (timira) and other ailments surely occurs. / In all cases of alcoholism, a drink that produces relish and stimulates digestive fire [is to be taken]. / With a snake whose fangs have been extracted, or with tamed lions and elephants, / Or with hunters, enemies, and thieves bearing weapons in their hands, one should terrify him.