治五淋 用苎根两茎打碎，水一碗半，煎取半碗，顿服即通，大妙。
又方 用虎杖为末，每服一钱，米饮调下，不拘时。
又方 用石决明去粗皮甲，研细；如有软硬物淋，即添朽木细末，熟水调二钱匕服。
又方 用石燕子七个，捣如黍米大，新桑根白皮三两，锉如豆粒，匀作七帖。用水一盏，
煎半盏，去渣温服，空心午前至夜各一服。
又方 用赤芍药一两，槟榔一个面裹煨，为末。每服一钱，水一盏，煎七分，空心服。
治热淋 用白茅香根四个锉细，水一斗五升，煮取五升令冷，仍暖饮之，日二服。
又方 用赤小豆三合，慢火炒熟，为末。煨葱一茎细切，暖酒调二钱匕服。
又方 用干地黄、木通、甘草等分，锉细。每服三钱，水一盏，竹叶少许，煎六分，温
服，不拘时。
治血淋 用麻根十枚，水五升，煮二升，一服血止，神效。
又方 用鲟鱼煮汁饮之良。其 多食，令人少气，发疮，动风；与笋干同食，患瘫缓风，
心痛，腰痛；小儿食，结症瘕及嗽。
治石淋 用石首、鱼头中石枕磨服，亦烧灰米饮调下。
又方 用蝼蛄七枚，盐二两，同于新瓦上铺盖焙干，研末。温酒调一钱匕，服之即愈。
又方 用桃胶如枣大，夏以冷水三合，冬以汤三合，和为一服，日三。常下石，石尽即
止。
又方 用胡桃肉一升，细米煮浆粥一升，相和顿服即瘥。
又方 用猕猴桃并藤汁服。
又方 用车前子二升以绢囊盛，水八升，煮三升服之，须臾石下。
治淋 用黄芩四两袋贮之，水五升，煎三升，分三服。
治小便赤少，茎中涩痛 用冬麻子一升，水一升研滤取汁，和米三合煮粥，着葱、椒、
姜、豉，空心服。
又方 用紫草一两为末，食前井水调一钱匕下。
治小便淋涩或有血 用赤根楼葱近根截一寸许，安脐中上，以艾灸七壮。
治卒患诸淋小便赤涩，遗沥疼痛 用三叶酸浆草净洗，研绞自然汁一合，酒一合，搅匀、
暖
又方 治血淋、热淋，用酸浆草捣汁，入蜜同服。
治下焦结热，小便淋闭作痛，有时尿血 用甘草炙三钱，瞿麦穗一钱，栀子去皮炒半钱。
水
治淋病热痛并小便小利 用竹园荽晒干为末。每服一二钱，空心食前用蜜水调服，立效。
治五淋 用船底青苔如鸡子大，水一盏，煎五分，温服。
治沙石淋涩者 用琥珀二钱研为细末，空心浓煎葱白汤调服。无问诸般淋证，一二服立
效。
又方 用九肋鳖甲一个酥炙脆，为末。每服一匙，酒调下，以效为度。
又方 用牛膝一握，水五盏，煮一盏，去渣，以麝香、乳香少许，研细调服。
又方 用黑豆一百二十粒，粉草二寸锉。水煎，乘热入滑石末一钱，空心服。
治小便淋沥 用黄牛尾烧灰为末，每服半钱，水调下。
治血淋 用平胃散，每服五钱，加龙骨一钱，水煎，空心服。数服见效。
又方 白梅烧灰存性，为末，入麝香少许，酒糊为丸如桐子大。熟水吞五十丸下。
治五淋 用榆白皮阴干为末。每日旦、晚以水五合，末三钱，调如膏服，亦治 喘虚烦。
又方 用葵子杵碎，煎汤饮即通快。
又方 用黄蜀葵花作末，每服一二钱，通草煎汤调下。
又方 用滑石、琥珀各一两，木通、当归、木香、郁金、扁竹各半两，为末。每服三、
五钱，以芦苇叶同煎，日三服。
又方 用地肤子或茎叶五两，水四升，煮取二升半，分温三服。
Treatment for the five types of Lin syndrome (dysuria with frequency, urgency, and pain): Take two stems of Boehmeria nivea root (Zhu Gen), crush them, add one and a half bowls of water, decoct until half a bowl remains, and take in one dose to promote urination immediately; this is highly effective.
Another prescription: Use Polygonum cuspidatum root (Hu Zhang) ground into powder. Take one qian per dose, mixed with rice water, at any time.
Another prescription: Use Haliotis shell (Shi Jue Ming), remove the rough outer skin and shell, and grind into fine powder. If the Lin syndrome involves hard or soft obstructing matter, add fine powder from rotten wood, mix with boiled water, and take two qian bi (spoonfuls).
Another prescription: Use seven Shi Yan Zi (stone swallows/stones found in swallow nests), crush to the size of millet seeds; use three liang of fresh mulberry root bark (Sang Bai Pi), cut into bean-sized pieces, and divide evenly into seven doses. Add one zhan of water, decoct until half a zhan remains, strain, and take warm. Administer on an empty stomach, before noon, and at night, once each time.
Another prescription: Use one liang of Red Peony Root (Chi Shao Yao), and one Areca Nut (Bing Lang) wrapped in flour and roasted, then ground into powder. Take one qian per dose, with one zhan of water, decoct until 70% remains, and take on an empty stomach.
Treatment for Heat Lin: Take four roots of White Imperata Rhizome (Bai Mao Gen), cut finely, add fifteen sheng of water, boil until five sheng remain, cool down, then re-warm and drink. Take twice daily.
Another prescription: Take three he of Adzuki Bean (Chi Xiao Dou), stir-fry slowly until cooked, and grind into powder. Roast one stalk of Scallion (Cong), cut finely, and take two qian bi mixed with warm wine.
Another prescription: Use equal parts of Dried Rehmannia Root (Di Huang), Akebia Caulis (Mu Tong), and Licorice Root (Gan Cao), cut finely. Take three qian per dose, with one zhan of water, add a few leaves of Bamboo Leaf (Zhu Ye), decoct until 60% remains, and take warm, at any time.
Treatment for Blood Lin: Take ten Ma Gen (Hemp Roots), add five sheng of water, boil until two sheng remain. One dose stops bleeding; this is miraculous.
Another prescription: Boil Sturgeon (Xun Yu) and drink the broth; this is good. However, excessive consumption causes Qi deficiency, induces sores, and stirs wind; eating it with dried bamboo shoots leads to flaccid paralysis wind, heart pain, and lower back pain; children consuming it may develop abdominal masses (Zheng Jia) and cough.
Treatment for Stone Lin: Use the otolith (brain stone) from the head of the Stonehead Fish (Shi Shou Yu), grind into powder and take, or burn to ash and take mixed with rice water.
Another prescription: Take seven earthworms (Lou Gu), two liang of salt, spread them on a new tile, bake until dry, and grind into powder. Take one qian bi mixed with warm wine; recovery follows immediately.
Another prescription: Take Peach Gum (Tao Jiao) the size of a jujube. In summer, mix with three he of cold water; in winter, mix with three he of hot water, as one dose. Take three times daily. This often expels stones; stop when stones are exhausted.
Another prescription: Take one sheng of Walnut Meat (Hu Tao Rou) and one sheng of thin rice porridge paste, mix and take in one dose; the disease will heal.
Another prescription: Take Kiwi Fruit (Mi Hou Tao) and its vine juice and consume.
Another prescription: Contain two sheng of Plantago Seed (Che Qian Zi) in a silk bag, add eight sheng of water, boil until three sheng remain, and take; the stone will pass shortly.
Treatment for Lin syndrome: Contain four liang of Scutellaria Root (Huang Qin) in a bag, add five sheng of water, decoct until three sheng remain, and divide into three doses.
Treatment for red and scanty urine with astringent pain in the urethra: Take one sheng of Winter Hemp Seed (Dong Ma Zi), add one sheng of water, grind and filter to obtain juice, cook with three he of rice to make porridge, add Scallion, Sichuan Pepper, Ginger, and Fermented Soybean (Chi), and take on an empty stomach.
Another prescription: Take one liang of Arnebia Root (Zi Cao), grind into powder, and take one qian bi mixed well water before meals.
Treatment for astringent Lin with or without blood: Cut about one cun of the root near the base of Red-rooted Trichosanthes (Chi Gen Lou), place it in the umbilicus, and moxibustion with seven moxa cones (zhuang).
Treatment for sudden onset of various Lin syndromes with red and astringent urine, dribbling, and pain: Wash Three-acid Leaf Sorrel thoroughly, grind and squeeze to obtain natural juice (one he), mix with one he of wine, stir evenly, and take warm.
Another prescription: For Blood Lin and Heat Lin, crush Purslane (Suan Jiang Cao) to extract juice, mix with honey, and take together.
Treatment for heat accumulation in the Lower Jiao, Lin obstruction with pain, and occasional hematuria: Take three qian of roasted Licorice Root (Gan Cao), one qian of Epilobium Flower Spike (Qu Mai Sui), and half a qian of Gardenia Seed (Zhi Zi) peeled and fried. [Decoct with water].
Treatment for Lin disease with heat pain and difficult urination: Dry Chinese Coriander (Zhu Yuan Sui) and grind into powder. Take one or two qian per dose, mixed with honey water before meals on an empty stomach; immediate effect.
Treatment for the five types of Lin: Take boat-bottom moss the size of a chicken egg, add one zhan of water, decoct until five fen remains, and take warm.
Treatment for Sand/Stone Lin with astringency: Take two qian of Amber (Hu Po), grind into fine powder, and take on an empty stomach mixed with strong decoction of Scallion White (Cong Bai). Regardless of the type of Lin, one or two doses yield immediate results.
Another prescription: Take one Nine-rib Softshell Turtle Shell (Jiu Lei Bie Jia), roast with butter until crisp, and grind into powder. Take one spoonful per dose, mixed with wine, until effective.
Another prescription: Take a handful of Achyranthes Root (Niu Xi), add five zhan of water, boil until one zhan remains, strain, add a small amount of Musk (She Xiang) and Frankincense (Ru Xiang), grind finely, and take mixed.
Another prescription: Take 120 Black Beans (Hei Dou) and two cun of Licorice Root (Fen Cao) cut up. Decoct with water, while hot, add one qian of Talc Powder (Hua Shi), and take on an empty stomach.
Treatment for dribbling urine: Burn the tail of a yellow cow to ash, grind into powder, take half a qian per dose, mixed with water.
Treatment for Blood Lin: Take Ping Wei San, five qian per dose, add one qian of Dragon Bone (Long Gu), decoct with water, and take on an empty stomach. Effective after several doses.
Another prescription: Burn White Plum (Bai Mei) to ash retaining its nature, grind into powder, add a little Musk, form pills with wine paste the size of Torreya seeds. Swallow fifty pills with boiled water.
Treatment for the five types of Lin: Dry Elm Bark (Yu Bai Pi) in the shade and grind into powder. Every morning and evening, mix three qian of powder with five he of water into a paste and take. This also treats wheezing, deficiency, and vexation.
Another prescription: Crush Abelmoschus Seeds (Kui Zi), decoct with water, and drink to promote smooth urination.
Another prescription: Grind Yellow Hibiscus Flowers (Huang Shu Kui Hua) into powder, take one or two qian per dose, mixed with Akebia Caulis (Tong Cao) decoction.
Another prescription: Take one liang each of Talc (Hua Shi) and Amber (Hu Po), and half a liang each of Akebia Caulis (Mu Tong), Angelica Root (Dang Gui), Aucklandia Root (Mu Xiang), Curcuma Tuber (Yu Jin), and Arrowroot Stem (Bian Zhu). Grind into powder. Take three to five qian per dose, decoct together with Reed Leaves (Lu Wei Ye), take three times daily.
Another prescription: Take five liang of Kochia Fruit (Di Fu Zi) or its stems and leaves, add four sheng of water, boil until two and a half sheng remain, divide into three warm doses.