脐中着盐，灸三壮。（葛氏治小便不通）。
气淋，灸关元五十壮。 又灸挟玉泉相去一寸半，三十壮。
石淋方∶
车前子二升，以绢袋盛，水九升，煮取三升，隔宿不得食，平旦空腹顿服之。石即出。
（《备急方》云∶治热淋）。
又方 取浮石使满一手许为末，水三升，醋一升，煮取二升，澄清，服一升，不过三
服，石出。（淳酒煮之亦治嗽）。
又方 桃胶枣许大，夏以冷水三合，冬以汤三合，和服，日三。当下石子如豆卵，以
石尽止。（亦治小儿痛淋。）
石淋，脐下三十六种病不得小便，灸关元三十壮。
又灸气门三十壮。
又灸水泉三十壮。（足大敦是也）。
治膏淋方∶
捣 草汁三升，醋二合，和、空腹顿服之，当尿如小豆汁也。又浓煮汁饮，亦治淋沥
，（苏澄用疗尿血。
治五劳七伤，八风十二痹，劳结为血淋，热结为肉淋，小便不通，茎中痛，及小腹痛不
可忍者方∶
滑石 桂心 冬葵子 王不留行 通草 车前子（各二分） 甘遂（一分） 石苇（四
分）
上八味治下筛，以麻子饮半升，和服方寸匕，日三。尿沙石出。（一方加榆白皮三分。）
劳淋，灸足太阴百壮，穴在内踝上三寸，三报之。
治热淋方∶
葵根（切一升，冬用子，夏用苗） 大枣（二七枚）
上二味以水三升，煮取一升二合，分二服。热者加黄芩一两。出难加滑石二两。血者加
茜根三两。痛者加芍药二两。
又方 白茅根切四斤，以水一斗五升，煮取五升，服一升，日三夜二。
又方 常煮冬葵根作饮服之。
治血淋小便碜痛方∶
鸡苏（二两） 通草 滑石（各五两） 竹叶（一把） 生地黄（半斤） 小蓟根（一
两）
上六味 咀，以水九升，煎取三升，去滓，温分三服。
Place salt in the umbilicus and moxibustion with three moxa cones. (Ge Shi's method for treating urinary retention).
For Qi Lin (Qi-type strangury), moxibustion at Guanyuan (CV 4) with fifty moxa cones. Additionally, moxibustion at a point one and a half cun lateral to Yuquan, thirty moxa cones.
Formula for Stone Lin (Stone-type strangury):
Cheqianzi (Plantaginis Semen, Plantago Seed) two sheng, placed in a silk bag, boiled in nine sheng of water until three sheng remain. The patient must fast overnight and take the decoction in one dose on an empty stomach in the morning. The stones will be expelled.
(The *Beiji Fang* states: This treats Re Lin (Heat-type strangury)).
Another formula: Take enough Fusshi (Pumice) to fill a hand, grind into powder, boil with three sheng of water and one sheng of vinegar until two sheng remain. Clarify the liquid and take one sheng. Within three doses, the stones will be expelled. (Boiling Pumice in pure wine also treats cough).
Yet another formula: Take Taojiao (Pruni Mume Resin) the size of a jujube. In summer, mix with three he of cold water; in winter, mix with three he of warm water. Take this three times daily. Small stones like bean eggs should be passed. Stop when all stones are expelled. (Also treats Tong Lin (painful strangury) in children).
For Stone Lin, and thirty-six types of diseases below the umbilicus causing urinary retention, moxibustion at Guanyuan (CV 4) with thirty moxa cones.
Additionally, moxibustion at Qimen (CV 12? Note: Text says Qimen, likely referring to a specific local point or typo for another point, kept as Qimen) with thirty moxa cones.
Additionally, moxibustion at Shuiquan (KI 5) with thirty moxa cones. (The text notes Zu Dadun is here, though anatomically distinct, we follow the source text's identification).
Formula for Gao Lin (Gouty/Cloudy-type strangury):
Crush Pianxu (Persicae Herba? Note: Text says "Dao [blank] cao zhi", context implies Bian Xu or similar diuretic herb, often Pian Xu or Bian Huo Dian. Given "caozhi", likely Bian Xu juice. WHO term for Bian Xu is Herba Polygoni Avicularis), extract three sheng of juice, mix with two he of vinegar. Take on an empty stomach in one dose. Urine should resemble mung bean soup juice. Alternatively, drink concentrated decoction; it also treats dribbling strangury. (Su Cheng used this to treat hematuria).
Formula for treating Wu Lao Qi Shang (Five Exhaustions and Seven Injuries), Ba Feng (Eight Winds), Shi Er Bi (Twelve Obstructions), where labor accumulation causes Xue Lin (Blood-type strangury), heat accumulation causes Rou Lin (Flesh-type strangury), urinary retention, pain in the glans penis, and unbearable lower abdominal pain:
Huashi (Talcum), Guixin (Cinnamomi Cortex), Dongkuizi (Malvae Semen), Wangbuliuxing (Vaccariae Semen), Tongcao (Tetrapanacis Medulla), Cheqianzi (Plantaginis Semen) (each two fen), Gansui (Kansui Radix) (one fen), Shiwei (Pyri Folium) (four fen).
Process these eight ingredients and sift. Take one fangcun bi (square-inch measure) of powder mixed with half a sheng of Sesame Decoction, three times daily. Sand and stones will be excreted. (Another version adds Yubai Pi (Ulmus Root Bark) three fen).
For Lao Lin (Fatigue-type strangury), moxibustion at the Foot-Taiyin Spleen channel point with one hundred moxa cones. The point is three cun above the medial malleolus. Repeat the treatment three times.
Formula for Re Lin (Heat-type strangury):
Kuigen (Malvae Radix) (sliced one sheng; use seeds in winter, seedlings in summer), Dazao (Jujubae Fructus, Jujube Fruit) (fourteen pieces).
Boil these two ingredients in three sheng of water until one sheng er he remains. Divide into two doses. If heat signs are prominent, add Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix, Scutellaria Root) one liang. If urination is difficult, add Huashi (Talcum) two liang. If blood is present, add Qiangengen (Rubiae Radix et Rhizoma, Rubia Root) three liang. If pain is present, add Shaoyao (Paeoniae Radix, Peony Root) two liang.
Another formula: Slice Baimaogen (Imperatae Rhizoma, Imperata Rhizome) four jin, boil in fifteen dou of water until five sheng remain. Take one sheng per dose, three times during the day and twice at night.
Yet another formula: Frequently boil Dongkuigen (Malvae Radix, Malva Root) and drink as tea.
Formula for Xue Lin (Blood-type strangury) with gritty pain during urination:
Jisu (Elsholtziae Herba, Elsholtzia Herb), Tongcao (Tetrapanacis Medulla), Huashi (Talcum) (each five liang), Zhuye (Bambusae Folium, Bamboo Leaf), Shengdihuang (Rehmanniae Radix, Rehmannia Root), Xiaoji Gen (Cirsii Japonici Radix, Japanese Thistle Root) (one liang).
Chop these six ingredients, boil in nine sheng of water until three sheng remain. Strain and take the decoction warm, divided into three doses.