The Compendium of Caraka 6.18.169

6.18.169

dadyānmanaḥśilākarṣaṃ karṣāṃrdhaṃ ca rasāñjanāt/
kuḍavārdhaṃ ca pipplyāḥ sa lehaḥ śvāsakāsanut//
iti harītakīlehaḥ/
śvāvidhaḥ sūcayo dagdhāḥ saghṛtakṣaudraśarkarāḥ/
śvāsakāsaharā barhipādau vā kṣaudrasarpiṣā//

one should add a karṣa of realgar, half a karṣa of rasāñjana, / and half a kuḍava of pippalī; that electuary removes dyspnoea and cough.
Thus ends Harītakīleha.
Quills of a porcupine burned [to ash], with ghee, honey, and sugar, / remove dyspnoea and cough; or peacock feet with honey and ghee.