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Treats intestinal wind (intestinal wind) occurring in the distant past or recent times, and continuous bleeding from the rectum.
Take Zhiqiao (Bitter Orange Fruit), the quantity being unrestricted, burn it into black ash while preserving its medicinal properties, immediately cover it with a bowl, and grind it into fine powder. Take Yangjingtan (Carbonized Sheep Tibia), the quantity being unrestricted, and grind it into fine powder.
For the above two ingredients, take five qian of Zhiqiao powder and three qian of Tan powder, mix them evenly, use one zhong of rice drink to dissolve and administer orally, taken on an empty stomach; efficacy is seen upon re-administration. (From *Shibian Liangfang*, named Heilong San).

Treats bleeding from the rectum caused by spleen toxin, pain in the zang-fu organs, frequent visits to the toilet, tenesmus (a feeling of incomplete defecation with straining), and anal constriction.
Take Huaihua (Sophora Flower), stir-fried; and Baijian (Alumen), roasted until approximately 80% carbonized while preserving its medicinal properties. Weigh these two ingredients when raw and ensure equal proportions.
Grind the above two ingredients together into fine powder. Each dose consists of one qian, combined with one Wumei (Mume Fruit), one zhong of water, decocted until reduced to six parts. Strain the dregs and take warm.

Treats abnormal bleeding at non-standard times and stabbing pain in the blood.
Take Chishao (Red Peony Root), one liang and half qian; Guanyi (Cinnamon Bark), peeled, three liang; and Gancao (Licorice Root), half liang, processed (pao).
Grind the above medicines together into fine powder. Each dose consists of one qian, combined with one zhong of water, half jin of Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger), and a small amount of Yitang (Maltose). Decoct together until reduced to seven parts, and take warm.

Treats intestinal toxin causing continuous bleeding from the rectum.
Use Danshichidou (Fermented Soybean) and Dasuan (Garlic), peeled and de-sprouted, in equal proportions. Mash them together until well mixed. If possible, form pills the size of Sophora seeds. Each dose consists of thirty to forty pills, administered with salt water. This is also suitable for patients suffering from chronic bloody dysentery.

Relieves poisoning from Chinese herbal medicine, irritability, hematemesis (vomiting blood), and a sensation of needle-like pricking in the mouth.
Take Beifan (Mineral Alum), one liang; and Chacao (Herba Siegesbeckiae), one liang.
Pound the above two ingredients together into fine powder as a single dose. Dissolve in newly drawn cold water; relief is immediate. The taste of this medicine entering the mouth is sweet, not bitter, which indicates correctness. Two doses must be consumed completely. Administer at the beginning of Wugeng (the first watch of the night, approx. 1-3 AM). After taking the medicine, walk for a distance equivalent to three to five li, then take another dose. Efficacy will be seen on the same day. Avoid greasy and toxic foods.
Wanling Dan can relieve all kinds of drug poison, as well as Gu poison (gu poison) and Jinchan poison (golden silkworm poison).
Take Guangming Zhusha (Cinnabar), one liang: have a person wash their face clean, face east, and grind for one fu shi (approx. 2 hours); Datian Nanxing (Arisaema Cum Bile/Raw Arisaema), three liang, powdered, used raw; Huangsha Niu Dan (Yellow Sand Ox Gallbladder), one piece.
Mix the bile with the previous two powdered ingredients to moisten and knead, forming pills the size of soap pods. Dry them in the shade. For those who have been poisoned by various toxins, if the head and abdomen have not ruptured, they can all be treated. When administering, first take the sediment juice, rinse with new water, clarify, and take half a zhong of the clear liquid. Add salt, grind one pill into the liquid, and ingest all at once. Follow up with thin porridge to support the stomach...