The Compendium of Caraka 7.1.17

7.1.17

phalapippalīkṣīraṃ, tena vā kṣīrayavāgūmadhobhāge raktapitte hṛddāhe ca; tajjasya vā dadhna uttarakaṃ kaphaccharditamaka-&prasekeṣu; tasya vā payasaḥ śītasya santānikāñjaliṃ pitte prakupite uraḥkaṇṭhahṛdaye ca tanukaphopadigdhe, iti samānaṃ pūrveṇa//

[One should give] milk of seeds of the fruit, or a milk-gruel made with it, in down-coursing internal hemorrhage and in burning of the heart; or the upper layer of curd produced from it in vomiting of kapha, tamaka-asthma, and excessive salivation; or an añjali of cream from that cold milk when pitta is aggravated and the chest, throat, and heart are coated with thin kapha; the rest is the same as before.