The Compendium of Caraka 6.11.24

6.11.24

śoṣaplīhāḍhyavātāṃśca svarabhedaṃ kṣataṃ kṣayam/
guṭikā tarpaṇī vṛṣyā raktapittaṃ ca nāśayet//
ityelādiguṭikā/
rakte 'ativṛtte dakṣāṇḍaṃ yūṣaistoyena vā pibet/
caṭakāṇḍarasaṃ vā 'api raktaṃ vā chāgajāṅgalam//

emaciation, spleen disease, vātarakta, hoarseness, chest wound, and phthisis; / it is a saturating pill, an aphrodisiac, and cures bleeding disease.
Thus the Elādi pill.
When bleeding is excessive, one should drink a hen's egg with soups or with water, / or sparrow's egg juice, or goat's blood, or [meat juice of] arid animals.