The Compendium of Caraka 6.16.49

6.16.49

raktapittaṃ jvaraṃ dāhaṃ śvayathuṃ sabhagandaram/
arśāṃsyasṛgdaraṃ caiva hanti visphoṭakāṃstathā//
iti kaṭukādyaṃ ghṛtam/
pathyāśatarase pathyāvṛntārdhaśatakalkavān/
prasthaḥ siddho ghṛtāt peyaḥ sa pāṇḍvāmayagulmanut//
iti pathyāghṛtam/
dantyāścatuṣpalarase piṣṭairdantīśalāṭubhiḥ/
tadvatprastho ghṛtātsiddhaḥ plīhapāṇḍvartiśophajit//
iti dantīghṛtam/
purāṇasarpiṣaḥ prastho drākṣārdhaprasthasādhitaḥ/
kāmalāgulmapāṇḍvartijvaramehodarāpahaḥ//
iti drākṣāghṛtam/
haridrātriphalānimbabalāmadhukasādhitam/
sakṣīraṃ māhiṣaṃ sarpiḥ kāmalāharamuttamam//
iti haridrādighṛtam/
gomūtre dviguṇe dārvyāḥ kalkākṣadvayasādhitaḥ/
dārvyāḥ pañcapalakvāthe kalke kālīyake paraḥ//

It cures bleeding disorder, fever, burning sensation, swelling along with fistula-in-ano,
piles, menorrhagia, and likewise skin eruptions.
Thus Kaṭukādya Ghṛta.
A prastha of ghṛta cooked in the juice of a hundred pathyā fruits with a paste of fifty pathyā stalks
should be drunk; it destroys pāṇḍuroga and gulma.
Thus Pathyāghṛta.
A prastha of ghṛta prepared similarly in the juice of four palas of dantī with ground unripe fruits of dantī
conquers spleen disease, pain of pāṇḍuroga, and swelling.
Thus Dantīghṛta.
A prastha of aged clarified butter prepared with half a prastha of grapes
removes kāmalā, gulma, the pain of pāṇḍuroga, fever, urinary disorders, and belly disease.
Thus Drākṣāghṛta.
Buffalo's clarified butter prepared with turmeric, triphalā, neem, balā, and madhuka,
along with milk, is excellent for removing kāmalā.
Thus Haridrādi Ghṛta.
[A prastha of buffalo's clarified butter] prepared in twice as much cow's urine with two akṣas of dāruharidrā paste;
another prepared in a decoction of five palas of dāruharidrā with a paste of kālīyaka: