The Compendium of Caraka 3.4.6

3.4.6

tatredamupadiśanti buddhimantaḥ---rogamekaikamevaṃprakopaṇamevaṃyonimevamutthānamevamātmānamevamadhiṣṭhānamevaṃvedanamevaṃsaṃsthānamevaṃśabdasparśarūparasagandhamevamupadravamevaṃvṛddhisthānakṣayasamanvitamevamudarkamevaṃnāmānamevaṃyogaṃ vidyāt; tasminniyaṃ pratīkārārthā pravṛttirathavā nivṛttirityupadeśājjñāyate//

In this regard, the wise instruct thus: one should know each single disease as having such an aggravating cause, such an origin, such an onset, such an intrinsic nature, such a substrate, such pain, such a configuration, such sound, touch, color, taste, and smell, such complications, accompanied by such increase, steady state, or decrease, having such a subsequent result, such a name, and such an association; [and] in its presence, this action or cessation [of action] is for the purpose of remedy—all this is known from instruction.