The Compendium of Caraka 6.3.325

6.3.325

pralapatyuṣṇasarvāṅgaḥ śītāṅgaśca bhavatyapi/
visaṃjño jvaravegārtaḥ sakrodha iva &vīkṣyate//
&`vīkṣate' iti pā-.
sadoṣaśabdaṃ ca śakṛddravaṃ sravati vegavat/
liṅgānyetāni jānīyājjvaramokṣe vicakṣaṇaḥ//

He babbles, his whole body becomes hot, or indeed his limbs turn cold;
unconscious, afflicted by the force of the fever, he looks as if full of rage;
and his stool flows out forcefully, liquid, accompanied by gas and sound.
The wise physician should recognize these as the signs at the release of fever.