The Compendium of Caraka 6.14.17

6.14.17

tatra yāni pramāṇavanti, upacitāni, ślakṣṇāni, &sparśasahāni, snigdhaśvetapāṇḍupicchilāni, stabdhāni, gurūṇi, stimitāni, suptasuptāni, sthiraśvayathūni, kaṇḍūbahulāni, bahupratatapiñjaraśvetaraktapicchāsrāvīṇi, gurupicchilaśvetamūtrapurīṣāṇi, rūkṣoṣṇopaśayāni, pravāhikātimātrotthānavaṅkṣaṇānāhavanti, parikartikāhṛllāsaniṣṭhīvikākāsārocakapratiśyāyagauravacchardimūtrakṛcchraśoṣaśothapāṇḍurogaśītajvarāśmarīśarkarāhṛdayendriyopalepāsyamādhuryapramehakarāṇi, &dīrghakālānubandhīni, atimātramagnimārdavaklaibyakarāṇi, āmavikāraprabalāni, śuklanakhanayanavadanatvaṅmūtrapurīṣasya śleṣmolbaṇānyarśāṃsīti vidyāt//

Among them, those that are of large size, plump, smooth, tolerant of touch; unctuous, white, pale, slimy; stiff, heavy, sluggish, completely numb, with firm swelling; extremely itchy; discharging copious, persistent, reddish-yellow, white, and red slimy fluid; with heavy, slimy, white urine and stool; relieved by dry and hot things; accompanied by tenesmus, excessively frequent urges, and distension of the groin; causing cutting pain, nausea, excessive spitting, cough, anorexia, coryza, heaviness, vomiting, dysuria, wasting, swelling, anemia, fever with chills, gravel, urinary calculi, coating over the heart and sense organs, sweetness in the mouth, and urinary disorders; long-standing in duration; causing extreme impairment of digestive fire and impotence; dominated by disorders of āma; in a patient whose nails, eyes, face, skin, urine, and stool are white—these should be recognized as hemorrhoids dominated by kapha.