The Compendium of Caraka 1.14.14

1.14.14

pittaprakopo mūrcchā ca śarīrasadanaṃ tṛṣā/
dāhaḥ svarāṅgadaurbalyamatisvinnasya lakṣaṇam/
uktastasyāśitīye yo graiṣmikaḥ sarvaśo vidhiḥ/
so 'atisvinnasya kartavyo madhuraḥ snigdhaśītalaḥ//

Provocation of pitta, fainting, bodily exhaustion, thirst, / burning sensation, weakness of voice and limbs are the signs of one excessively sweated. / The summer regimen in its entirety, which was stated in the chapter 'On Food Intake' [Tasyāśitīya], / sweet, unctuous, and cold, should be administered to one excessively sweated.