The Compendium of Caraka 6.26.126

6.26.126

arocake śokabhayānilobha&krodhādyahṛdyāśanagandhaje syāt/
svābhāvikaṃ vaktramathāruciśca tridoṣaje naikarasaṃ bhavettu//
ityarocakanidānam/
nādo 'atirukkarṇamalasya śoṣaḥ srāvastanuścāśravaṇaṃ ca vātāt/
śophaḥ sarāgo daraṇaṃ vidāhaḥ sapītapūtiśravaṇaṃ ca pittāt//

In anorexia born of grief, fear, greed, anger, and so forth, and of unappealing food and smell, / the mouth is normal, but there is aversion to food; in that born of all three doṣas it has manifold tastes. / Thus ends the etiology of anorexia. / Ringing, excessive pain, drying of earwax, thin discharge, and deafness are from vāta; / swelling with redness, tearing, burning sensation, and yellow, foul discharge are from pitta.