The Compendium of Caraka 2.2.6

2.2.6

Its premonitory symptoms are these: namely—aversion to food; digestive combustion of what has been eaten; eructations having the smell and taste of vinegar-sourness; frequent emergence of vomiting; disgusting appearance of what has been vomited; hoarseness of voice; lassitude of the limbs; burning sensation all over; a feeling as if smoke were issuing from the mouth; a smell of iron, blood, or raw fish in the mouth; redness, greenness, or yellowness of the limbs, body parts, feces, urine, sweat, saliva, nasal mucus, and the excretions of the mouth and ears, as well as eruptions and boils; aching in the limbs; and frequent seeing in dreams of objects that are red, blue, yellow, or greyish-black and radiating light—[these are the premonitory symptoms of lohitapitta].