The Compendium of Caraka 6.3.290

6.3.290

śākhānusārī &raktasya so 'avasekāt praśāmyati/
visarpeṇābhighātena yaśca visphoṭakairjvaraḥ//
&`tasyāśu muñcedbāhvoḥ ktamāt sirām' iti yogīndranāthasenasaṃmataḥ pāṭhaḥ.
tatrādau sarpiṣaḥ pānaṃ kaphapittottaro na cet/
daurbalyāddehadhātūnāṃ jvaro jīrṇo 'anuvartate//

that [fever], pursuing the peripheral channels, subsides through bloodletting.
And the fever [caused] by erysipelas, injury, or eruptions—
in that case drinking ghee is recommended at the beginning, provided it is not dominated by kapha and pitta.
When chronic fever persists due to the weakness of the bodily tissues,