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[Outline of Huoluan (Acute Vomiting and Diarrhea)] Contracting wind-cold pathogen after consuming cold food or drinks, resulting in simultaneous vomiting and diarrhea, causing general discomfort and restlessness. If the Wood Qi fails to nourish the tendons leading to convulsions, treating with methods to warm the Spleen and warm the Kidney is not difficult.

Wuling Syndrome
(See Formula in Shanghan Lun) Headache and body pain with weakness making it hard to support oneself; fever and thirst with frequent desire to drink water. When Huoluan has already formed, what medicine should be used? It is suitable to use Wuling San to assist Yang and promote diuresis to remove dampness.

Lizhong Wan
(Syndrome Attached) When Huoluan presents with excess cold and no desire to drink, using Lizhong Wan yields miraculous effects. Ginseng, dried ginger, Atractylodes macrocephala Rhizome, and licorice can warm and tonify; they can treat simultaneous vomiting and diarrhea.

Sini Syndrome
(See Formula in Shanghan Lun) When vomiting and regurgitation coincide with sweating, aversion to cold and fever make the condition more critical; cold limbs with tetany can be treated with a decoction containing Aconite Lateralis Radix Preparata, dried ginger, and licorice.

Fuling Sini Syndrome
(See Formula in Shanghan Lun) When cold limbs, thready pulse, vomiting, and diarrhea occur, accompanied by abdominal pain and weakness, indicating that True Yang is failing and Spleen Yang is initially sinking, Fuling Sini Tang is suitable.

Tongmai Sini Jia Zhudanshi Decoction
(Syndrome Attached) When vomiting and diarrhea have just stopped and sweating begins, with tetanic limbs unable to relax, adding pig bile to dried ginger, licorice, and Aconite Lateralis Radix Preparata can rescue residual Yang and eliminate the disease.

Sini Jia Renshen Decoction
(Syndrome Attached) Aversion to cold with a still weak and moderate pulse; diarrhea stops but palpitations follow due to excessive blood loss. Adding Ginseng to Sini Decoction is truly excellent, warming the middle and benefiting Qi so the disease may heal.

Guizhi Syndrome
(See Formula in Shanghan Lun) At this time, vomiting and diarrhea symptoms have completely ceased, only feeling residual body pain remains. This indicates that exterior cold has not yet been resolved; using Guizhi Tang yields significant results.

[Outline of Shanqi (Hernia)] The origin of Shanqi lies in the Kidney and Liver; swelling of the testicles is a true cold syndrome. To eliminate this syndrome, resolving stagnation and assisting Yang makes treatment not difficult.

Wutou Guizhi Jiawei Decoction
(Syndrome Attached) When abdominal pain caused by Cold Hernia is critical, and limbs are cold and numb, using Aconite Root, Cinnamon Twig, White Peony Root, dried ginger, licorice, and jujube, added with Evodia Fruit and Alisma Rhizome, is suitable.

Wuling San Jiawei Formula
(Syndrome Attached, Wuling San see Shanghan Lun) The cause is retention of damp-evil inside the body; Cold Hernia is particularly suitable for Wuling San. Add Costus Root to regulate Qi, and add Fennel Seed combined with Sichuan Chinaberry Fruit.

External Treatment Method
For washing, use Guizhi Wutou Jiawei Decoction; reducing scrotal swelling and stopping pain is a favorable method. Realgar, Alum, and licorice boiled in water for soaking is another method.

Zhizhu San
(Syndrome Attached) For Fox Hernia where the condition is critical, with irregular movement up and down and unilateral prolapse, Cinnamon Twig can rapidly soothe the Liver meridian, and Spider is suitable for breaking stagnation.