The Compendium of Caraka 6.6.50

6.6.50

vyāyāmayogairvividhaiḥ pragāḍhairudvartanaiḥ snānajalāvasekaiḥ/
sevyatvagelāgurucandanādyair-&vilepanaiścāśu na santi mehāḥ//
&`vilepanaiśca praśamanti' iti pā-.
kledaśca medaśca kaphaśca vṛddhaḥ pramehahetuḥ prasamīkṣya tasmāt/
vaidyena pūrvaṃ kaphapittajeṣu meheṣu kāryāṇyapatarpaṇāni//

Through various exercises, vigorous dry rubs, baths, water-sprinklings, / and pastes made with sevyā, tvac, elā, aguru, candana, and the like, urinary disorders quickly cease to be. / Moisture, fat, and increased kapha are the causes of urinary disorder; having fully considered this, therefore, / the physician must first perform depleting therapies in urinary disorders born of kapha and pitta.