The Compendium of Caraka 4.8.47_3

4.8.47_3

vacākuṣṭhakṣaumakahiṅgusarṣpātasīlaśunakaṇakaṇikānāṃ rakṣoghnasamākhyātānāṃ cauṣadhīnāṃ poṭṭalikāṃ baddhvā sūtikāgārasyottaradehalyāmavasṛjet, tathā sūtikāyāḥ kaṇṭhe saputrāyāḥ, sthālyudakakumbhaparyaṅkeṣvapi, tathaiva ca dvayordvārapakṣayoḥ/

Having tied packets of calamus, kuṣṭha, kṣauma, asafoetida, mustard, linseed, garlic, and broken rice, and herbs known as demon-slayers, one should hang them on the upper lintel of the maternity home, as well as on the neck of the puerperal woman together with her son, and also on the cooking vessels, water jars, and bed, and likewise on the two doorposts.