（长服诃黎勒丸方）
【按】
此方当移在前篇「谷气之实也」之下。
食躁「或」〔式〕躁方
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食躁式躁之「式」字，当是「或」字，应改之。
问曰：阳病十八，何谓也？师曰：头痛，项、腰、脊、臂、脚掣痛。阴病十八，何谓
也？师曰：欬，上气，喘，哕，咽，肠鸣，胀满，心痛，拘急。五藏病各有十八，合
为九十病；人又有六微，微有十八病，合为一百八病。五劳，七伤，六极，妇人三十
六病，不在其中。清邪居上，浊邪居下，大邪中表，小邪中里，□饦之邪，从口入者
，宿食也。五邪中心，各有法度，风中于前，寒中于暮，湿伤于下，雾伤于上，风令
脉浮，寒令脉急，雾伤皮腠，湿流关节，食伤脾胃，极寒伤经，极热伤络。
论曰：百合病者，百脉一宗，悉致其病也。意欲食，复不能食，常默默然，欲卧不能
卧，欲行不能行，饮食或有美时，或有不用闻食嗅时，如寒无寒，如热无热，口苦，
小便赤；诸药不能治，得药则剧吐、利；如有神灵者，身形如和，其脉微数。每溺时
头痛者，六十日乃愈；若溺时头不痛，淅然者，四十日愈；若溺快然，但头眩者，二
十日愈。其证或未病而预见，或病四五日而出，或病二十日或一月微见者，各随证治
之。
男子平人脉，虚弱细微者，善盗汗也。
(Decoction of He Li Le Pill for Long-term Use)
[Commentary]
This prescription should be moved to follow the previous section on "Excess of Grain Qi."
Prescription for Food-related Restlessness or [or] Restlessness
[Commentary]
The character "Shi" (式) in "Food-related Restlessness and Shi Restlessness" should be "Huo" (或, meaning 'or'), and it ought to be corrected.
Question: What are the eighteen Yang diseases? The Master said: Headache, pulling pain in the neck, waist, spine, arms, and legs. What are the eighteen Yin diseases? The Master said: Cough, rebellious Qi (Qi rebelling upwards), wheezing, hiccups, throat discomfort, borborygmus (intestinal rumbling), distension and fullness, heart pain, and spasm/tightness. Each of the Five Zang organs has eighteen diseases, totaling ninety diseases; humans also have six Minor conditions, each with eighteen diseases, totaling one hundred and eight diseases. The Five Exhaustions, Seven Injuries, Six Extremes, and Thirty-six Diseases of Women are not included in these counts. Clear pathogenic factors reside above, turbid pathogenic factors reside below, major pathogenic factors strike the exterior, minor pathogenic factors strike the interior. □Tuo pathogenic factors enter through the mouth, which is retained food. When the five pathogenic factors affect the center, there are specific rules: wind strikes in the morning, cold strikes in the evening, dampness injures the lower part, fog/mist injures the upper part. Wind causes the pulse to be floating, cold causes the pulse to be tight/rapid. Fog/mist injures the skin and interstices, dampness flows into the joints. Food injury affects the Spleen and Stomach, extreme cold injures the meridians, extreme heat injures the collaterals.
Discussion: Baihe Bing (Lily Disease, a condition characterized by vague symptoms affecting all vessels) occurs when all vessels, originating from one source, are simultaneously affected. The patient desires to eat but cannot; often remains silent; desires to lie down but cannot; desires to walk but cannot. Appetite may vary, sometimes finding food pleasant, other times unable to bear the smell of food. They feel as if cold but are not actually cold, feel as if hot but are not actually hot; the mouth is bitter, urine is red. Various medicines cannot cure it; taking medicine leads to severe vomiting and diarrhea. It seems as if possessed by spirits, yet the body shape appears normal, and the pulse is slightly rapid. If headache occurs during urination, recovery takes sixty days; if no headache during urination but feeling chilly, recovery takes forty days; if urination is smooth but accompanied only by dizziness, recovery takes twenty days. These symptoms may appear before the disease manifests, emerge after four or five days of illness, or appear faintly after twenty days or a month. Treatment should follow the specific manifestations.
In men with a normal pulse, if it is weak, deficient, fine, and subtle, they are prone to night sweats (stealing sweat).