The Compendium of Caraka 6.26.103

6.26.103

prāyo 'anilo ruddhagatiḥ prakupyatyāmāśaye śodhanameva tasmāt/
kāryaṃ tathā laṅghanapācanaṃ ca sarvaṃ kṛmighnaṃ kṛmihṛdgade ca//
iti hṛdrogacikitsā/
saṃdhāraṇājīrṇarajotibhāṣyakrodhartuvaiṣamyaśirobhitāpaiḥ/
prajāgarātisvapanāmbuśītairavaśyayā maithunabāṣpadhūmaiḥ//

Generally, vāta whose path is obstructed becomes aggravated in the stomach; therefore purification / should be done, as well as fasting and digestion; / and all worm-destroying remedies [are indicated] in parasite heart disease. / Thus ends the treatment of heart disease. / By suppression of urges, indigestion, dust, excessive talking, anger, seasonal irregularities, heat to the head, / insomnia, excessive sleep, cold water, dew, sexual intercourse, tears, and smoke—