The Compendium of Caraka 6.4.81

6.4.81

priyaṅgukācandanalodhrasārivāmadhūkamustābhayadhātakījalam/
samṛtprasādaṃ saha &yaṣṭikāmbunā saśarkaraṃ raktanibarhaṇaṃ param//
&`ṣaṣṭikāmbunā' iti pā-.
kaṣāyayogairvividhairyathoktairdīpte 'anale śleṣmaṇi nirjite ca/
yadraktapittaṃ praśamaṃ na yāti tatrānilaḥ syādanu tatra kāryam//

The water of priyaṅgu, sandalwood, lodhra, sārivā, madhūka, musta, abhayā, and dhātakī,
together with the clear extract of earth and with licorice water, mixed with sugar, is supreme in destroying bleeding.
When, through the various astringent formulations as prescribed, the digestive fire is kindled and kapha is overcome,
yet the bleeding disorder does not subside, vāta must be [involved] there; thereupon this should be done: