Cakradatta (Cikitsasangraha) 50: Adhikāra 50

1. Massage with mustard oil, and then irrigation with warm water;
in udarda, emesis should be performed with decoction of paṭola and nimba.

Purgation with triphalā, guggulu, and pippalī is also commended here.
Or one should drink Navakārṣika-triphalā along with honey;
the physician should also administer here the Amṛtādi [decoction] taught in erysipelas.

A person eating wholesome food who consumes sugar combined with madhuka,
or jaggery together with āmalakī,
or dīpya together with jaggery —

His generalized udarda is destroyed within seven days.
With pastes of white mustard and haridrā, together with prapunnāḍa seeds and sesame,

Mixed with mustard oil, this is beneficial as an unction. / An application compounded with dūrvā and turmeric destroys scabies and pāmā.

It also destroys parasitic worms and dadru, and is pre-eminent in curing urticaria. / The root of agnimantha, ground and drunk with clarified butter,

destroys urticaria, allergic rash, and koṭha within seven days. / One should also employ the regimen prescribed for skin disease and that which cures acid dyspepsia.

And in summary, the treatment prescribed for allergic rash should be used in koṭha disease. / After drinking mahātikta clarified butter, blood-letting should be performed.

Or one should always take leaves of nimba with clarified butter, / combined with dhātrī; / this rapidly removes boils, koṭha, abrasions, urticaria, / pruritus, and bleeding disorder.

One should apply an unction to the limbs with alkali, rock salt, and oil. / Ripe fruit of gambhārikā, dried and then steamed,

eaten with milk by one observing wholesome regimen, cures urticaria. / The group beginning with elā should be employed in the form of oil and unction.

Meals should always be taken with soup of dried radish, or with horsegram soup, / or with the meat-broth of common quail or grey partridge.

Having understood the course of the doṣas, the physician / should administer cool food and drinks, or warm ones, at the proper time in urticaria.