The Compendium of Caraka 6.26.31

6.26.31

balakoṣṭhavyādhivaśādāpañcapalā bhavenmātrā/
mṛdukoṣṭhālpabalānāṃ saha bhojyaṃ tatprayojyaṃ syāt//) ityudāvartacikitsā/
vyāyāmatīkṣṇauṣadharūkṣamadyaprasaṅganityadrutapṛṣṭhayānāt/
ānūpamatsyādhyaśanādajīrṇāt syurmūtrakṛcchrāṇi nṛṇāmihāṣṭau//

The dose should be up to five palas according to strength, bowel temperament, and disease; / for those of soft bowel and little strength, it should be administered with food. Thus ends the treatment of udāvarta.
From exercise, sharp drugs, dry wine, excessive indulgence [in sex], habitual riding on fast mounts, / eating marshy fish, overeating, and indigestion, there arise in men eight dysurias.