小建中加茵陈汤
（证附） 脾虚不运属阴黄，芍药和营桂化阳，草枣姜饴温补妙，茵陈加入利
膀胱。
真武加茵陈汤
（证附 方见伤寒） 肾虚不化属阴黄，治法宜投真武汤，加用茵陈尤入妙，
争传利水是良方。
茵陈五苓散
（证附） 发汗还兼利水宜，阳黄治法效偏奇，二苓术泽茵陈桂，去湿通经病可医。
猪苓汤加茵陈方
（证附 方见瘟疫） 证属阳黄辨要精，膀胱有热总宜清，猪苓汤用真神妙
，加入茵陈水患平。
大承气去浓朴加栀子茵陈汤
（证附） 大承气用力偏饶，去朴留黄并枳硝，加入栀茵清利妙、
腹中瘀热自然消。
甘草茵陈汤
（证附） 病成谷疸要先知，腹满旋惊尿涩时，栀子茵陈清利妙，大黄甘草补攻宜。
栀子大黄证
病成酒疸湿邪伤，心内懊 辨要详，热痛恶心还欲吐，法宜栀子大黄汤。
栀子大黄汤
酒疸成时要速医，攻坚枳实大黄施，调中开结偏宜豉，消热除烦更用栀。
元滑苓甘证
黄为色疸辨宜详，发热恶寒便黑溏，小水虽通仍胀满，腹中瘀结不安康。
元滑苓甘散
苓甘滑石喜兼施，粉用元明取效奇，色疸病
深宜此药，腹中瘀热总能医。
〔黄汗提纲〕 身体旋惊肿不禁，渴生只为热邪侵，从知病状如风水，黄汗沾衣脉象沉。
黄 桂枝芍药苦酒汤
惟走表桂通营，苦酒能将瘀热清，白芍滋阴宜并用，驱除黄汗法弥精。
桂枝加黄 汤
（证附 桂枝汤见伤寒） 身疼烦躁便兼癃，汤用桂枝力倍雄，加入黄
能走表，此方止汗有奇功。
Xiao Jian Zhong Tang with Yin Chen Decoction
(Condition Note) Spleen deficiency with impaired transportation belongs to Yin Jaundice. Shaoyao (White Peony Root) harmonizes the Ying (Nutritive) level, Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig) transforms Yang. Gancao (Licorice), Dazao (Jujube), Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger), and Yitang (Maltose) provide wonderful warming and tonifying effects. Adding Yinchen (Artemisiae Scopariae Herba) benefits the Bladder by draining dampness.
Zhen Wu Tang with Yin Chen Decoction
(Condition Note Formula seen in Shanghan Lun) Kidney deficiency with impaired Qi transformation belongs to Yin Jaundice. The treatment method should employ Zhenwu Tang; adding Yinchen is particularly exquisite. It is said that promoting diuresis is a good prescription.
Yinchen Wuling San
(Condition Note) Sweating combined with promoting diuresis is appropriate. The treatment method for Yang Jaundice yields peculiar efficacy. Er Ling (Poria and Alisma), Baizhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma), Ze Xie (Alismatis Rhizoma), Yinchen, and Guizhi dispel dampness and unblock meridians, curing the disease.
Zhuling Tang with Yin Chen Prescription
(Condition Note Formula seen in Wen Yi Lun) The condition belongs to Yang Jaundice, requiring precise differentiation. Heat in the Bladder generally requires clearing. Zhuling Tang is truly miraculous in use; adding Yinchen calms water disorders.
Da Chengqi Tang without Houpo plus Zhizi and Yin Chen Decoction
(Condition Note) Da Chengqi Tang exerts heavy force. Remove Houpo (Magnolia Bark), retain Dahuang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma), Zhishi (Bitter Orange), and Mangxiao (Mirabilite). Adding Zhizi (Gardeniae Fructus) and Yinchen provides clever clearing and draining; abdominal stasis-heat naturally dissipates.
Gancao Yinchen Tang
(Condition Note) One must know early when the disease becomes Grain Jaundice. When abdominal fullness occurs followed by palpitations and dysuria, Zhizi and Yinchen clearing and draining are clever, while Dahuang and Gancao offer suitable purgative and tonifying actions.
Zhizi Dahuang Syndrome
When the disease becomes Wine Jaundice due to damp-evil injury, mental restlessness (Ao Nao) must be distinguished carefully. Heat pain, nausea, and desire to vomit occur. The method should employ Zhizi Dahuang Tang.
Zhizi Dahuang Tang
When Wine Jaundice forms, medical attention must be swift. Use Zhishi and Dahuang to attack hardness. Dou Chi (Prepared Soybean) is suitable for regulating the middle and opening stagnation; Zhizi is used to clear heat and relieve irritability.
Yuan Ming Fen, Huashi, Fuling, Gancao Syndrome
Yellow color jaundice differentiation should be detailed. Fever, aversion to cold, and black loose stools occur. Although urination is patent, distension remains. Abdominal stasis causes discomfort.
Yuan Ming Fen, Huashi, Fuling, Gancao Powder
Fuling (Poria), Gancao (Licorice), and Huashi (Talcum) are preferably used together. Using Yuan Ming Fen (Mirabilite powder) yields miraculous effects. This medicine is suitable for deep-seated color jaundice, capable of treating abdominal stasis-heat.
[Outline of Huang Han (Sweat Staining Yellow)]
The body experiences sudden palpitations and uncontrollable swelling. Thirst arises solely due to heat-evil invasion. Knowing this, the symptoms resemble Feng Shui (Wind-Water edema). Huang Han stains clothes, and the pulse is deep.
Huang Qin, Guizhi, Shaoyao, Ku Jiu Decoction
Only Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig) moves outward to unblock Ying and Wei. Ku Jiu (Vinegar) can clear stasis-heat. Shaoyao (White Peony Root) nourishes Yin and should be used concurrently. The method to expel Huang Han is more refined.
Guizhi Jia Huang Qi Tang
(Condition Note Guizhi Tang seen in Shanghan Lun) Body pain, irritability, and constipation or difficulty urinating occur. The decoction uses Guizhi with doubled strength. Adding Huang Qi (Astragali Radix) moves outward. This prescription has miraculous merit in stopping sweating.