The Compendium of Caraka 6.13.38

6.13.38

tasya rūpāṇi---daurbalyārocakāvipākavarcomūtragrahatamaḥpraveśapipāsāṅgamardacchardimūrcchāṅgasādakāsaśvāsamṛdujvarānāhāgnināśakārśyāsyavairasyaparvabhedakoṣṭhavātaśūlāni, api codaramaruṇavarṇaṃ vivarṇaṃ vā nīlaharitahāridrarājimadbhavati; evameva yakṛdapi dakṣiṇapārśvasthaṃ kuryāt, tulyahetuliṅgauṣadhatvāttasya plīhajaṭhara evāvarodha iti; etat plīhodaramiti vidyāt//

Its signs are: weakness, tastelessness, indigestion, retention of feces and urine, entering into darkness, thirst, body-aches, vomiting, fainting, languor of limbs, cough, dyspnea, mild fever, abdominal distension with constipation, loss of digestive fire, emaciation, bad taste in the mouth, cracking in the joints, and colicky vāta pain in the belly; moreover, the abdomen becomes reddish or discolored, with blue, green, and turmeric-yellow streaks; in this very manner the liver too situated in the right flank may cause [enlargement], and because of the equality of causes, signs, and medications, its inclusion is within plīhodara itself—this one should recognize as plīhodara.