人患头风证，耳内常鸣如鸟雀啾唧之声，此挟脑风火之声也。用川当归汤而愈。
一人伤寒，舌出寸余，连日不收。用梅花冰片搽舌上，应手而收，重者用三钱方愈。
子和治一妇人，水舌肿大满口，诸药罔效。以 针砭之，血出肿减，三日方平。
妇人产后舌出不能收。以朱砂敷其舌，令作产儿之状，以二女扶之，壁外潜将瓦器忽然
崩坠响声，妇闻而惊，舌则收。
一妇人忽生虫一对，在地上能行，长寸余，自后月生一对。以苦参加对虫药为丸，服之
又生一对。埋于土中，过数日发而视之，大如拳，名子母虫，从此绝根。
一妇人眼中血如射而出，或沿鼻流下，但出血多时即经不行，乃阴虚相火之病。遂用当归、
生地、酒芍加
柴胡、黄连、黄柏、知母、条芩、侧柏、木通、桃仁、红花水煎，食前服愈。
奶头裂用秋后嫩茄子裂开头者，阴干烧为末，水调服。
一男子每至秋冬遍身发红点作痒，此寒气收敛腠理，阳气不能发越，怫郁内作也。宜用
人参败毒散解表，再用补中益气汤实表而愈。
一人因剥死牛瞀闷，遍身俱发紫泡，便急刺破泡，良久遂收而苏醒，更与败毒药愈。
人患脑疽，面目俱肿，头 如斗，此膀胱湿热所致。用黄连消毒饮二剂，次以槐花酒二碗，
顿退，以指下肿虚复起，此脓已成也。于头、额、肩、颊各刺一孔，去其脓汁，头目始开，
更以托里药加金银花、连翘二十剂全愈。
A patient suffering from Tou Feng (Head Wind syndrome) experiences constant ringing in the ears resembling the chirping of birds; this is attributed to wind-fire pathogens affecting the brain. The condition was cured with Chuan Dang Gui Tang (Sichuan Angelica Decoction).
A patient with Shang Han (Cold Damage disease) had his tongue protruding more than one cun and unable to retract for several days. Applying Meihua Bingpian (Plum Blossom Borneol) to the tongue caused immediate retraction; severe cases required a dosage of three qian to resolve.
Zi He treated a female patient whose tongue was swollen like water-filled blisters, filling the entire mouth, rendering all medications ineffective. He employed Zhen Bian (needle scarification), releasing blood which reduced the swelling; it took three days for the condition to fully subside.
A postpartum woman suffered from tongue protrusion that could not be retracted. Cinnabar was applied to her tongue. Two women supported her, simulating the posture of childbirth, while a clay vessel was secretly dropped outside the wall to create a loud crashing sound. Upon hearing the noise, the woman was startled, and her tongue immediately retracted.
A woman suddenly developed a pair of worms capable of crawling on the ground, each over one cun long. Subsequently, a new pair appeared monthly. She was administered pills made from Kushen (Sophora Root) combined with vermifuge herbs. After taking them, another pair emerged. These worms were buried in soil; after several days, they were excavated and found to be as large as a fist. Known as Zi Mu Chong (Mother-Child Worms), their eradication eliminated the root cause of the infestation.
A woman experienced spurting hemorrhage from her eyes or bleeding down her nose. When the blood loss was significant, her menstruation ceased. This was diagnosed as a disorder of Yin deficiency with hyperactive Ministerial Fire. A decoction was prepared using Dang Gui (Angelica Sinensis), Sheng Di Huang (Rehmannia Root), Jiu Shao Yao (Wine-fried Peony Root), plus Chai Hu (Bupleurum Root), Huang Lian (Coptis Rhizome), Huang Bo (Phellodendron Bark), Zhi Mu (Anemarrhena Rhizome), Tiao Qin (Scutellaria Root), Ce Bai Ye (Biota Tops), Mu Tong (Akebia Stem), Tao Ren (Peach Seed), and Hong Hua (Carthamus Flower). Taken before meals, the patient recovered.
For cracked nipples, tender eggplants that have naturally split open in autumn were selected, dried in the shade, burned into ash, and taken orally mixed with water.
A patient afflicted by Gui Ji (Ghost Strike, a condition characterized by sudden pain and bruising) presented with blue marks and pain on the body. He was cured by drinking a decoction of Jin Yin Hua (Honeysuckle Flower).
A male patient developed red spots and itching all over his body every autumn and winter. This was caused by cold qi causing the contraction of Cou Li (skin pores and interstices), preventing Yang qi from dispersing outward, leading to internal stagnation and heat. It was appropriate to use Ren Shen Bai Du San (Ginseng Detoxifying Powder) to release the exterior, followed by Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang (Tonify the Middle and Augment the Qi Decoction) to consolidate the exterior, resulting in recovery.
A man became dizzy and faint after skinning a dead cow, developing purple blisters all over his body. The blisters were urgently punctured. After some time, he regained consciousness. He was subsequently treated with detoxifying medicines and healed.
A patient suffering from Nao Ju (Brain Carbuncle) exhibited swelling of the face and eyes, with the head enlarged to the size of a dou (a traditional unit of volume). This was attributed to damp-heat in the Bladder. Two doses of Huang Lian Xiao Du Yin (Coptis Detoxifying Drink) were administered, followed by two bowls of Huai Hua Jiu (Sophora Flower Wine), which rapidly reduced the swelling. However, the area remained soft upon pressure, indicating pus formation. Holes were pierced at the vertex, forehead, shoulders, and cheeks to drain the pus, restoring vision and head shape. Finally, twenty doses of formulas to support the interior and expel toxins, supplemented with Jin Yin Hua (Honeysuckle Flower) and Lian Qiao (Forsythia Fruit), led to complete recovery.