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To treat Qi pain disorders, where suddenly one area feels as if bruised or beaten, unbearable in intensity, with the pain wandering without fixed location. When at rest, the affected area is cold as frost and snow; this is all caused by sudden invasion of Cold pathogen.

To treat nasal symptoms associated with acute and chronic convulsive diseases (Jing Feng).
Take a two-cun long centipede (Wugong), one fen of musk (Shexiang), four liang of Angelica dahurica root (Baizhi) and Gastrodia elata rhizome (Tianma), plus two qian of "Huanghua Zi" (a colloquial term referenced in the text). Grind them together into fine powder, insufflate into the nose to restore consciousness.

To treat Head Wind (Tou Feng).
Take one liang of saltpeter (Huoxiao), one qian each of Indigo naturalis (Qingdai), Ligusticum chuanxiong rhizome (Chuanxiong), and Mentha haplocalyx herb (Bohe).
Grind into fine powder. Hold cold water in the mouth, and insufflate this powder into the nose.

Take seven garlic bulbs (Dasuan Tou), peeled. Heat the ground until red-hot, then rub each garlic bulb individually on the ground to form a paste. Take one liang of Bombyx batryticatus (Jiangcan), remove head and feet, place it on the garlic paste, and cover with a bowl.

If oral medication is ineffective.
Take three qian of Realgar (Xionghuang), one zhan of wine, decoct until 70% remains. Inhale the fumes while hot to stop pain immediately.

Take one liang of Arsenolite (Xunhuang), two fen of Flos Cistanche (Kuandonghua), one fen of prepared mugwort leaf (Shuai Ai). Lay the mugwort on wax paper, sprinkle the two powdered herbs on top, roll into a tube shape, burn and smolder, inhale thirty puffs of smoke.

Regardless of whether the condition is recent or chronic, day or night.
Take 1─2 liang of Petasites japonicus folium (Fo'er Cao), 3─4 liang of Flos Cistanche (Kuandonghua), two liang of Prepared Rehmannia Root (Shu Dihuang).
Bake and grind into powder. Use two qian each time, burn in a stove, inhale smoke through a tube. Saliva will be produced and expectorated; two doses will cure.

For cases of severe swelling and pain where internal purgatives cannot be used.
Burn Semen Cnidii (Shechuangzi) to produce smoke in a bottle. Hold the bottle mouth in the mouth and inhale the smoke; phlegm will discharge naturally.

Take one slice of Turmeric Rhizome (Jianghuang), two red dates (Hongzao, pitted), three seeds of Croton tiglium (Badou). Pound together into a paste. Mix with saliva, divide into two pills, wrap well in silk cloth, and tie tightly with thread.

To treat redness and swelling of the eyes, photophobia, dim vision, gritty discomfort and pain, excessive discharge and tearing with wind-itch, nasal congestion, headache, and various symptoms such as external nebula obstructing the pupil.
Take two qian of Centipedia Herb (Ebucaocao, dried), one qian each of Indigo naturalis (Qingdai) and Ligusticum chuanxiong rhizome (Chuanxiong).
Grind into fine powder. Hold a mouthful of water, insufflate a grain-sized amount of powder into the nose each time, stopping when tears flow.

Due to Wind pathogen invading the Spleen Meridian, causing wind-itch, leading to constant rubbing of the eyes with hands. Over time, this results in redness, ulceration, and trichiasis (inward turning of eyelashes). Pound Semen Momordicae (Mubie Ren) until broken down, wrap in silk thread to form a strip, apply to the left...