吴（六三）肝阳亢为头晕。肾阴虚则耳鸣。此晚年肝肾气馁。下虚上实明甚。但忽惊悸。汗大泄。有时寤不肯寐。
竟有悲伤欲哭之象。明系脏阴少藏。厥阳鼓动。内风上冒。舞于太阴。每有是症。病自情志中生。所以清之攻之。均属
无益。议仲景妇人篇。参脏躁悲伤之旨。用药自有准绳。但王道未能速效。
阿胶（三钱） 牡蛎（三钱） 磁石（二钱） 淮小麦（一钱五分） 炙草（五分） 大枣（三钱） 茯神（二钱）
韩（十一）风温袭于肺卫。身热发痧。痰咳气喘。烦躁少寐。频渴脉大。且议清泄。
牛蒡（三钱） 杏仁（三钱） 桑皮（一钱五分） 羚羊角（一钱） 桔梗（一钱） 连翘（二钱） 薄荷（八分）
象贝母（一钱五分）
又 痧痘巳回。目赤咽痛。余毒未清。宜凉解泄邪。
犀角（一钱） 嫩元参（一钱五分） 银花（一钱） 小生地（三钱） 桔梗（一钱） 霜桑叶（一钱） 连翘（二
钱） 生甘草（三分） 黑山栀（一钱五分）
曹（八岁）头面堆沙回靥。毒瓦斯未尽。口疳龈血。稚年阳亢阴虚。恐有暴脱之虑。
地骨皮（三钱） 犀角（四分） 连翘（一钱五分） 川贝（二钱） 生地炭（三钱） 生草（三分） 银花（一
钱） 丹皮（一钱五分）
穆（四岁）堆沙已经回靥。毒瓦斯未尽。咳痰不寐。稚年阳亢阴虚。最怕慢惊之变。治从和脾胃。利湿方法。
地骨皮（三钱） 川斛（三钱） 苡仁（二钱） 川贝（去心研，二钱） 炒麦冬（二钱） 茯苓（三钱） 银花
（一钱）
Wu (63 years old): Hyperactive Liver Yang (Liver Yang Hyperactivity) causes dizziness. Kidney Yin Deficiency (Kidney Yin Deficiency) results in tinnitus. This indicates a deficiency of Qi and Blood in the Liver and Kidneys in late life, with obvious Lower Deficiency and Upper Excess (Lower Deficiency and Upper Excess). However, sudden palpitations and anxiety occur, accompanied by profuse sweating. Sometimes, when awake, there is an unwillingness to sleep. There is even a manifestation of sadness and a desire to cry. This clearly stems from insufficient Zang Yin failing to anchor, stirring up Jue Yang (Jue Yang), causing internal wind to rise and disturb the Taiyin (Taiyin). Whenever these symptoms appear, the disease originates from emotional factors. Therefore, treatments involving clearing heat or purging are all ineffective. It is proposed to refer to the principles regarding "Zang Zao" (Visceral Agitation) and sadness in Zhang Zhongjing's chapter on women's diseases in the *Jin Gui Yao Lue* (Essential Prescriptions of the Golden Cabinet). The choice of herbs will then have a standard. However, the "Kingly Way" (gentle tonic therapy) cannot produce rapid effects.
Donkey-hide gelatin (3 qian) Oyster shell (3 qian) Magnetite (2 qian) Huai wheat (1.5 qian) Honey-fried licorice root (0.5 qian) Jujube (3 qian) Poria with hostwood (2 qian)
Han (11 years old): Wind-warmth pathogens invade the Lung and Wei (Defensive) levels. Fever occurs with sand-rash (sand-rash), phlegm, cough, asthma, irritability, and insomnia. Frequent thirst and a large pulse are present. A strategy of clearing and draining is tentatively proposed.
Burdock fruit (3 qian) Apricot seed (3 qian) Mulberry bark (1.5 qian) Antelope horn (1 qian) Platycodon root (1 qian) Forsythia fruit (2 qian) Mint (0.8 fen) Xiang Fritillaria bulb (1.5 qian)
Revisit: The sand-rash and smallpox have receded. Red eyes and sore throat indicate residual toxins not yet cleared. Cooling and resolving methods should be used to vent the pathogen.
Rhinoceros horn (1 qian) Tender Scrophularia root (1.5 qian) Honeysuckle flower (1 qian) Small Rehmannia root (3 qian) Platycodon root (1 qian) Frost mulberry leaf (1 qian) Forsythia fruit (2 qian) Raw licorice root (0.3 fen) Black Gardenia fruit (1.5 qian)
Cao (8 years old): Head and face show piled-up sand-like lesions; the rash has crusted over, but toxic vapors remain incomplete. Mouth ulcers and bleeding gums occur. In early childhood, Yang is hyperactive and Yin is deficient, raising concern for sudden collapse.
Lycium bark (3 qian) Rhinoceros horn (0.4 qian) Forsythia fruit (1.5 qian) Sichuan Fritillaria bulb (2 qian) Charred Rehmannia root (3 qian) Raw licorice root (0.3 fen) Honeysuckle flower (1 qian) Moutan bark (1.5 qian)
Mu (4 years old): The piled-up sand lesions have already crusted over, but toxic vapors remain incomplete. Cough with phlegm and insomnia occur. In early childhood, Yang is hyperactive and Yin is deficient, making slow convulsion (Slow Convulsion) the most feared complication. Treatment follows the method of harmonizing the Spleen and Stomach and promoting dampness resolution.
Lycium bark (3 qian) Sichuan Dendrobium stem (3 qian) Coix seed (2 qian) Sichuan Fritillaria bulb (decored and ground, 2 qian) Stir-fried Ophiopogon tuber (2 qian) Poria (3 qian) Honeysuckle flower (1 qian)