The Compendium of Caraka 2.5.8_5

2.5.8_5

śuklaraktāvabhāsāni raktaparyantāni raktarājīsirāsantatānyutsedhavanti bahubahalaraktapūyalasīkāni kaṇḍūkrimidāhapākavantyāśugatisamutthānabhedīni puṇḍarīkapalāśasaṃkāśāni puṇḍarīkāṇīti vidyāt;

One should recognise as puṇḍarīka those that have a white-red appearance, red borders, spread over with red streaks and sirās, elevated, having abundant and thick blood, pus, and lymph, accompanied by itching, organisms, burning, and suppuration, fast in progress, onset, and ulceration, and resembling the petal of a white lotus.