病源此由风热客于肾经，肾经流于阴肾，不能宣散，故致肿也。（出第四卷中）
集验疗男子阴肿大如斗核痛，人所不能疗者方。
以雄黄一两研碎，绵裹，甘草一尺生用切，水一斗煮，取二升以洗之。忌海藻菘菜。
又方
取苋菜根捣敷之。（范汪千金同）
又方
取蔓菁根捣敷之。（范汪同）
又方
捣马鞭草敷之。（范汪同并出第九卷中）
文仲疗阴肿方。
取桃仁去皮尖，熬末，酒服弹丸许，不过三服即瘥。（千金备急同出第七卷中）
古今录验疗肿大如斗方。
取鸡翅烧灰，饮服，其毛一孔生两毛者佳。肿在左取左翅，在右取右翅，双肿取两边翅
。（千金治小儿卵肿出第四十一卷中）
病源疝者，气痛也，众筋会于阴器，邪客于厥阴，少阳之经与冷气相搏，则阴痛而挛缩
也。（出第四卷中）
文仲疗阴猝缩入腹，急痛欲死，名阴疝方。
野狼毒（四两炙） 防葵（一两） 附子（二两炮）
上三味捣筛，蜜和丸如梧子，酒服三丸，日三夜二。（古今录验范汪同出第七卷中）
文仲葛氏疗男子阴卒肿痛方。
灸足大趾第二节下横理纹正中央五壮，姚云足大趾本三炷。（亦治小儿阴疝发时肿痛随
痛左右灸之出第七卷中）
备急疗男子阴卒肿痛方。
鸡翮（六枚烧） 蛇床（等分）
上二味为末，以饮服少许，随卵左右取鸡羽。（集验同姚方无蛇床）
又若有息肉突出方。
以苦酒三升渍乌喙五枚三日，以洗，一日夜三四度瘥。（肘后同出第五卷中）
The etiology stems from wind-heat pathogens invading the Kidney Meridian (Kidney Channel), where the pathogenic factors flow into the genital region of the Kidney. Due to the failure of dispersion and circulation, swelling ensues. (From Volume IV)
Jiyan Fang (Collected Proven Prescriptions) for treating male scrotal swelling as large as a bean sprout or fist, accompanied by severe pain that is incurable by ordinary means:
Take one liang of Realgar (Xionghuang, 雄黄), grind it into powder, wrap it in cotton cloth. Take one chi of raw Licorice Root (Gancao, 甘草), cut into pieces, and decoct with ten dou of water until two sheng of liquid remain. Use this liquid to wash the affected area. Avoid consuming Seaweed (Haizao, 海藻) and Brassica vegetables (Songcai, 菘菜).
Another prescription:
Mash the roots of Amaranth (Xiancai, 苋菜) and apply externally. (Same as recorded by Fan Wang and Qianjin Fang)
Another prescription:
Mash the roots of Turnip/Mustard Greens (Manjing, 蔓菁) and apply externally. (Same as recorded by Fan Wang)
Another prescription:
Mash Verbena officinalis (Mabiancao, 马鞭草) and apply externally. (Same as recorded by Fan Wang, all from Volume IX)
Wen Zhong's prescription for scrotal swelling:
Remove the skin and tips of Peach Kernels (Taoren, 桃仁), roast them, and grind into powder. Take orally with wine, in a dose equivalent to a bullet pellet. Recovery occurs within three doses. (Same as Qianjin Beiji Fang, from Volume VII)
Gujin Luyian (Records of Experiences Through Ages) for treating swelling as large as a bean sprout/fist:
Burn chicken wings to ash, take orally with water. Wings with two hairs growing from a single follicle are preferred. If swelling is on the left, use the left wing; if on the right, use the right wing; if bilateral, use both wings. (Qianjin Fang for pediatric testicular swelling from Volume XLI)
Etiology: Shan disease (Hernia/Scrotal disorder) refers to pain caused by Qi stagnation. Many sinews converge at the genital organs. When pathogens invade the Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian (Liver Channel) and Foot Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian (Gallbladder Channel), and contend with cold Qi, it results in genital pain and contraction/tethering. (From Volume IV)
Wen Zhong's prescription for sudden retraction of the scrotum into the abdomen, with acute pain nearly causing death, termed Yin Shan (Yin Hernia):
Wild Dittany Root (Yelangdu, 野狼毒) four liang, roasted; Fangkui Root (Fangkui, 防葵) one liang; Prepared Aconite Root (Fuzi, 附子) two liang, processed.
Grind the above three herbs into powder, mix with honey to form pills the size of Chinese wheat berries. Take three pills with wine, three times during the day and twice at night. (Same as Gujin Luyian and Fan Wang, from Volume VII)
Wen Zhong and Ge Shi's prescription for sudden swelling and pain of the male genitals:
Moxibustion at the center of the transverse crease below the second joint of the great toe, five moxa cones. Yao states three moxa cones at the base of the great toe. (Also treats pediatric Yin Shan attacks with swelling and pain; apply moxibustion on the side corresponding to the pain, from Volume VII)
Beiji Fang (Emergency Prescriptions for Emergencies) for sudden swelling and pain of the male genitals:
Chicken Wing Feathers (Jihe, 鸡翮) six pieces, burned; Cnidium Fruit (Shechuangzi, 蛇床) equal amount.
Grind the above two ingredients into powder, take a small amount orally with water. Select chicken feathers according to the side of the testicular swelling. (Same as Jiyan Fang; Yao's prescription lacks Shechuangzi)
Another prescription for cases with protruding polyps:
Soak five Aconite Tubers (Wuhui, 乌喙) in three sheng of Vinegar (Ku Jiu, 苦酒) for three days. Wash the affected area with this solution, three to four times over a day and night until recovery. (Same as Zhouhou Houbei Fang, from Volume V)