The Compendium of Caraka 6.26.128

6.26.128

vaiśrutyakaṇḍūsthiraśophaśuklasnigdhaśrutiḥ śleṣmabhave 'alparuk ca/
sarvāṇi rūpāṇi tu sannipātāt srāvaśca tatrādhikadoṣavarṇaḥ//
iti karṇaroganidānam/
&alpastu rāgo 'anupadehavāṃśca satodabhedo 'anilajākṣiroge/
pittāt sadāho 'atirujaḥ sarāgaḥ pītopadehaḥ subhṛśoṣṇavāhī//

Impaired hearing, itching, firm swelling, white, unctuous discharge, and slight pain are present in [ear disease] originating from kapha; / but all the symptoms appear from a combination of all three, and the discharge there has the colour of the predominant doṣa. / Thus ends the etiology of ear diseases. / Slight redness, lack of coating, and piercing and splitting pain occur in eye disease born of vāta; / from pitta there is burning sensation, intense pain, redness, yellow coating, and copious hot flow;