Ashtangasamgraha 3.32

3.32

Having excited [the morbid matter] with collyrium, one should overcome it by nasal drops; having stirred it up with nasal medication, by gargles; / having excited it with gargles, by smoke: in this order one should conquer vāta and kapha.

Or with scum of surā liquor mixed with white mustard, saussurea, gloriosa, and latex of the great tree.

Or having steamed the stalk-ends of the silk-cotton tree and pounded them, one should mash them in a decoction of the five roots. / And with that strained, oily, and combined with madana fruit and the like,

From kapha, the chest has little pain, and the head and heart are numb and heavy.

Or lotus-filaments and red lotus along with honey with that very [liquid].

One should have him who has vomited, been purified with gargles, and fasted, drink it.

State of the abdomen covered with blackish veins, fever, / anorexia, languor of the limbs, and an odor resembling cow's urine.