The Compendium of Caraka 6.7.26

6.7.26

raktaṃ śyāvaṃ sadāhārti śatāruḥ syādbahuvraṇam/
sakaṇḍūḥ piḍakā śyāvā bahusrāvā vicarcikā//
ityekādaśa kṣudrakuṣṭhāni/
vāte 'adhikatare kuṣṭhaṃ kāpālaṃ maṇḍalaṃ kaphe/
pitte tvaudumbaraṃ vidyāt kākaṇaṃ tu tridoṣajam//

Red, dusky, with burning and aching, śatāru has numerous ulcers; / vicarcikā has itchy, dusky pimples with abundant discharge. / Thus are the eleven minor kuṣṭhas. / When vāta is predominant, one should know the kuṣṭha as kāpāla; maṇḍala in kapha; / audumbara in pitta; but kākaṇa is born of all three doṣas.