The Compendium of Caraka 3.7.27_1

3.7.27_1

viśeṣatastu svalpamātramāsthāpanānuvāsanānulomaharaṇabhūyiṣṭhaṃ teṣvevauṣadheṣu purīṣajānāṃ krimīṇāṃ cikitsitaṃ kartavyaṃ, mātrādhikaṃ punaḥ śirovirecanavamanopaśamanabhūyiṣṭhaṃ teṣvevauṣadheṣu śleṣmajānāṃ krimīṇāṃ cikitsitaṃ kāryam; ityeṣa krimighno bheṣajavidhiranuvyākhyāto bhavati/

Specifically, however, using those very medicinal substances, the treatment of feces-born worms should consist predominantly of small doses, unctuous and non-unctuous enemas, and downward purgation; whereas using those very medicinal substances, the treatment of kapha-born worms should consist predominantly of larger doses, errhines, emesis, and pacifying therapy. In this way, this medicinal regimen destroying worms has been systematically explained.