The Compendium of Caraka 2.6.10_1

2.6.10_1

tatra vātaḥ śūlamaṅgamardaṃ kaṇṭhoddhvaṃsanaṃ pārśvasaṃrujanamaṃsāvamardaṃ svarabhedaṃ pratiśyāyaṃ copajanayati; pittaṃ jvaramatīsāramantardāhaṃ ca; śleṣmā tu pratiśyāyaṃ śiraso gurutvamarocakaṃ kāsaṃ ca, sa kāsaprasaṅgādurasi kṣate śoṇitaṃ niṣṭhīvati, śoṇitagamanāccāsya daurbalyamupajāyate/

There, vāta gives rise to colic, body aches, throat irritation, flank pain, shoulder pain, hoarseness of voice, and coryza; pitta [gives rise to] fever, diarrhea, and internal burning; while kapha [gives rise to] coryza, heaviness of the head, anorexia, and cough. From persistent coughing, his chest is injured and he spits blood, and from the loss of blood, weakness arises in him.