The Compendium of Caraka 6.17.62

6.17.62

meghāmbuśītaprāgvātaiḥ śleṣmalaiścābhivardhate/
sa yāpyastamakaśvāsaḥ sādhyo vā syānnavotthitaḥ//
iti tamakaśvāsaḥ/
jvaramūrcchāparītasya vidyāt pratamakaṃ tu tam/
udāvartarajo 'ajīrṇaklinnakāyanirodhajaḥ//

It is aggravated by clouds, water, cold, east winds, and phlegm-generating [factors]. / This tamakaśvāsa is manageable, or curable if newly arisen.
Thus ends [the description of] tamakaśvāsa.
One should recognize as pratamaka that which is attended by fever and fainting, / arising from upward flow of vāyu, dust, indigestion, and the suppression of a damp body;