The Compendium of Caraka 6.26.58

6.26.58

sarvaṃ tridoṣaprabhave tu vāyoḥ sthānānupūrvyā prasamīkṣya kāryam/
tribhyo 'adhike prāgvamanaṃ kaphe syāt pitte virekaḥ pavane tu bastiḥ//
iti mūtrakṛcchracikitsā/
kriyā hitā sā 'aśmariśarkarābhyāṃ kṛcchre yathaiveha kaphānilābhyām/
kāryā 'aśmarībhedanapātanāya viśeṣayuktaṃ śṛṇu karma siddham//

In [dysuria] arising from all three doṣas, however, everything should be done after considering the location of vāyu in order: / when kapha is predominant among the three, vomiting should come first; in pitta, purging; but in vāta, an enema.
Thus ends the treatment of dysuria.
The treatment which is beneficial for dysuria caused by kapha and vāta is suitable here for calculus and gravel: / it should be performed to break up and expel the calculus; hear the proven procedure endowed with specific details: