The Compendium of Caraka 6.4.96

6.4.96

kāsajvarānāhavibandhaśūlaṃ tadraktapittaṃ ca ghṛtaṃ nihanyāt/
yat pañcamūlairatha pañcabhirvā siddhaṃ ghṛtaṃ tacca tadarthakāri//
iti śatāvaryādighṛtam/
kaṣāyayogā ya ihopadiṣṭāste cāvapīḍe bhiṣajā prayojyāḥ/
ghrāṇāt pravṛttaṃ rudhiraṃ sapittaṃ yadā bhavenniḥsṛtaduṣṭadoṣam//

That ghee destroys cough, fever, abdominal distension, constipation, colic, and bleeding disorder;
and that ghee which is cooked with the five pañcamūlas also produces that same effect.
Thus [ends] Śatāvaryādighṛta.
Those astringent formulations that have been taught here should also be applied by the physician as a nasal press,
when blood accompanied by pitta has issued from the nose and its corrupted doṣa has exited.