治坏伤寒。以伤寒瘥后，经久精神不守，言语错谬；或潮热颊赤，寒热如
疟，昏沉不愈，皆由汗下不止，毒在心包间所致也。
知母（半两） 麻黄(去节) 甘草(炙) 芍药 黄芩 桂心（各半两）
上为锉散。每服五钱，水一盏半，煎七分，去滓温服，日三四服。若心烦欲饮水，稍稍与之。
治伤寒调理失序，毒瓦斯内结，胸腹胀满，坐卧不安，日久不瘥，狂躁妄语，大
小便不通，或复吐逆。
腊月黄牛胆(以天南星为末，入胆内缚令紧，当风避日悬之，候干取用)
上为末，以人参半两，煎汤七分盏，调末二钱，乘热服。迟顷，更以热人参汤投之，或
睡，便溺下黄黑恶物是效。
治伤寒调理失序，医所不治；及时行疫病，六七日不汗，脉洪数，面赤目瞪，
身热烦躁，狂言欲走，大渴；或口噤，精魂已散，但心下暖，斡开口，灌药下咽即活。
治阳毒发斑。
麻黄(去节) 大黄（各二两） 芒硝 釜底煤(别研) 梁尘(别研) 小麦奴 灶突墨（各一两，别研)
上为末，炼蜜丸，弹子大。新汲水研下一丸。渴者，与冰水，尽饮之，须臾当寒，寒竟
汗出便瘥。若日移五尺不汗，根据前法服一丸瘥。须病患大渴，乃可与之，不渴者莫服。
狐惑证者，默默欲眠，目不得瞑，恶饮食，面目乍赤，乍白，乍黑，齿无色，舌上白，
声嗄咽干。此因大病后，肠胃空虚，三虫求食，食人五脏。食其喉，则为惑，其声嗄；食下
部，则为狐，其咽干。当看上唇有疮，虫食其脏；下唇有疮，虫食其肛。
Treatment for complicated typhoid (Shanghan) resulting from improper management. After the recovery from typhoid, if mental spirit remains unanchored for a long time and speech becomes erroneous or confused; or if there is tidal fever with flushed cheeks, alternating chills and fever resembling malaria, lethargy, and persistent illness, all these are caused by excessive sweating and purging, leading to toxin accumulation in the Pericardium (Xinbao).
Zhimu (Anemarrhenae Rhizoma, half liang), Mahuang (Ephedrae Herba, nodes removed), Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, honey-fried), Shaoyao (Paeoniae Radix), Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix), Guixin (Cinnamomi Ramulus, each half liang).
The above ingredients are crushed into a coarse powder. Take five qian per dose, add one and a half zhan of water, decoct until seven parts remain, strain, and take warm. Administer three to four times daily. If there is heart vexation and thirst, provide small amounts of water gradually.
Treatment for typhoid where regulation was disordered, causing toxic qi to knot internally, resulting in chest and abdominal distension and fullness, restlessness in sitting and lying down, prolonged non-recovery, mania, delirious speech, obstruction of both large and small intestines, or recurrent vomiting and regurgitation.
Niu Dan (Bovis Gallus, from a yellow ox in the twelfth lunar month: fill with Tian Nan Xing powder, tie tightly, hang in a ventilated place away from direct sunlight until dry).
The above ingredient is ground into fine powder. Take half a liang of Renshen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma), decoct with water to make seven-tenths of a zhan of liquid, mix with two qian of the powder, and take while hot. Shortly after, administer more hot Renshen decoction. If the patient falls asleep and passes yellow-black foul stools, this indicates efficacy.
Treatment for critical cases of typhoid due to disordered regulation that physicians could not treat; as well as epidemic diseases where no sweat has occurred for six or seven days, pulse is surging and rapid, face is red, eyes are staring, body is hot and vexed, with delirious speech and urge to run, extreme thirst; or trismus (lockjaw), with scattered essence and soul, but if the epigastrium remains warm, open the mouth, and pour medicine down the throat, life can be restored.
Treatment for Yang Du (Yang Toxin) manifesting as macular eruption.
Mahuang (Ephedrae Herba, nodes removed), Dahuang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma, each two liang), Mangxiao (Natrii Sulfas), Fudi Mei (Furnace Bottom Coal, separately ground), Liang Chen (Dust from Beams, separately ground), Xiaomai Nu (Wheat Sprouts/Immature Wheat, separately ground), Zaotu Mo (Soot from Chimney Flues, each one liang, separately ground).
Grind the above ingredients into powder, mix with refined honey to form pills the size of bullet seeds. Grind one pill in fresh cold water and ingest. For those with thirst, give ice water to drink completely; shortly thereafter, they will feel cold, and upon the cessation of coldness, sweating will occur and the disease will resolve. If after a significant passage of time (sun moving five chi) there is still no sweat, follow the previous method and take one pill to resolve the condition. This should only be administered when the patient is extremely thirsty; do not use if there is no thirst.
Hu Huo Syndrome (Fox-Gu Syndrome): The patient is silent and desires sleep but cannot close their eyes, dislikes food and drink, and the complexion alternates between red, white, and black. The teeth appear dull, the tongue is coated white, voice is hoarse, and the throat is dry. This occurs because after a severe illness, the intestines and stomach are empty, allowing three types of parasites to seek food and erode the five Zang organs. If the parasites erode the throat, it is called "Guo" (Huo), characterized by hoarseness; if they erode the lower part, it is called "Hu" (Fox), characterized by dry throat. One should examine whether there are sores on the upper lip, which indicates worm erosion of the internal organs; if there are sores on the lower lip, it indicates worm erosion of the anus.