The Compendium of Caraka 6.3.175

6.3.175

vibhajya &śītoṣṇakṛtaṃ kuryājjīrṇe jvare bhiṣak/
tairāśu praśamaṃ yāti bahirmārgagato jvaraḥ//
&`śītoṣṇatayā' iti pā-.
labhante sukhamaṅgāni balaṃ varṇaśca vardhate/
dhūpanāñjanayogaiśca yānti jīrṇajvarāḥ śamam//

distinguished by cold and hot preparation, the physician should administer in chronic fever;
by these, the fever that has entered the external pathways quickly goes to pacification.
The limbs obtain ease, and strength and complexion increase.
Also, by formulations of fumigations and collyriums, chronic fevers go to pacification,