Ashtangasamgraha 9.13

9.13

For those who exercise, are well-oleated, have a blazing digestive fire, are in the prime of life, and possess strength, / even incompatible food causes no harm, as does that which is accustomed and eaten in small measure.
That man, desiring sour things, meets death from pitta.
When urine, cast forth by vāta or due to a defect in the passage, stops in small amounts in the bladder, urethra, or glans penis, and then slowly trickles out with pain or without pain from the penis heavy with the residue, that is mūtrotsaṅga.
A small, round tumor at the orifice of the bladder, quick to appear, having symptoms similar to urinary calculus, is mūtragranthi.
With meats roasted on spits, green vegetables, and oily groats.
With a mind tormented by grief, brooding and sleepless, he struggles.