The Compendium of Caraka 6.12.31

6.12.31

vaihāyase sthāpitamādaśāhāt prayojayaṃstadvinihanti śophān/
bhagandarārśaḥkrimikuṣṭhamehān vaivarṇyakārśyānilahikkanaṃ ca//
iti gaṇḍīrādyariṣṭaḥ/
kāśmaryadhātrīmaricābhayākṣa-&drākṣāphalānāṃ ca sapippalīnām/
śataṃ śataṃ &jīrṇaguḍāttulāṃ ca saṃkṣudya kumbhe madhunā pralipte//

placed in the open air for ten days—administering it, one destroys swellings, / fistula-in-ano, piles, worms, kuṣṭha, urinary disorders, discoloration, emaciation, and vāta-hiccough.
Thus ends the Gaṇḍīrādyariṣṭa.
One hundred [fruits] each of kāśmarya, dhātrī, black pepper, abhayā, akṣa, / drākṣā, along with pippalī, and a tulā of old molasses, having crushed them into a jar smeared with honey,