Atharvaveda 9.8

Headache, head-ailment, earache, anæmia (? vilohitá), every head-disease of thine, do we expel out [of thee] by incantation (nir-mantray-).

From thy (two) ears, from thy kán̄kūṣas, the earache, the visálpaka, every head-disease etc. etc.

For reason of which the yákṣma removes from ears, from mouth—every head-disease etc. etc.

Whatever one makes a man dumb (? pramóta), makes [him] blind—every head-disease etc. etc.

Limb-splitting, limb-wasting, and visálpaka of all the limbs—every head-disease etc. etc.

Of whom the fearful aspect makes a man tremble—the takmán of every autumn we expel out [of thee] by incantation.

The yákṣma that creeps along the thighs, that goes also to the groins, from thy limbs within we expel etc. etc.

If it is born out of desire, of aversion, of the heart—the balā́sa from thy heart, thy limbs we expel etc. etc.

Yellowness from thy limbs, apvā́ from thy belly within, the yákṣma-maker from thy self within we expel etc. etc.

Let the balā́sa become ash, let it become sickening urine; the poison of all yákṣmas have I exorcised from thee.

Forth at the orifice let it run out, the kā́hābāha, from thy belly; the poison of all etc. etc.

Out of thy belly, lung, navel, heart, the poison of all etc. etc.

They that break apart the crown, rushers against the head (mūrdhán)—not injuring, free from disease, let them run out, out at the orifice.

They that rush unto the heart, that stretch along the vertebrae—not injuring etc. etc.

They that rush unto the two sides, that stab (nikṣ) along the ribs—not injuring etc. etc.

They that rush on crosswise, rushers in thy belly (vakṣáṇā)—not injuring etc. etc.

They that creep along the intestines, and confound the entrails—not injuring etc. etc.

They that suck out the marrow, and break apart the joints—not injuring etc. etc.

They that intoxicate (maday-) the limbs, the yákṣmas, thy gripers—the poison of all yákṣmas have I exorcised from thee.

Of the visalpá, of the vidradhá, or of the vātīkārá, of the alaji—the poison etc. etc.

Forth from thy feet, knees, hips, buttock, spine, nape the pangs, from thy head the disease have I made disappear.

Together the bones (kapā́la) of thy head, and the discusser (vidhú) of thy heart—arising, O Āditya, thou with thy rays hast made disappear the disease of the head, hast pacified the limb-splitter.