古今录验论曰∶饮酒则石势敷行经络，气力强溢，肾气坚王，即顿为阳事，阳事过多，
便肾虚，肾虚则上热。热盛则心下满，口干燥，饮随呕吐，胃腑不和，宜服葛根饮，安谷神
除热
又若热盛充满经络，心腹少胀，欲心下KT KT 不消，或时聚如坚，随复消者，宜服
秦艽汤
秦艽（三两细切） 以牛乳一大升煮，取一小升，去滓顿服之，得利即瘥，若老弱可量
气力
进之，其饮食亦宜清冷。不得浊热，浊热则使石势壅塞不行，喜呕吐，病坚结也，亦能发黄，
或小便赤，心坚痛者，亦宜服秦艽汤，得溏泄瘥，热气散后。黄色纵彻皮肤，是瘥候勿怪，
热
又若热解，寒不解者，可饮三合热酒使解。
又若寒解后，头重耳鸣，满眼漠漠，心下痛者，可饮二合许清酒便瘥，寒温宜依此法。
又若心下结硬，腹胀，大小便不利者，急服前胡大黄汤下之，法在下卷小便淋法中。
又若欲狂癖失常者，与白薇汤下之，法在下卷痰 干呕法中。
又若酒热歇，石热亦不复行，心下热结已消，黄纵未歇，亦无所苦，但冷冻饮料食，勿进辛
辣菜及热补食，若不欲进清冷者，可和暖饵，勿令大热。
又若饮热歇后，石势虚损，饮食入口，自觉诸脉中HT HT 如冷水入者，是酒石俱退，
经络
又若头眩，耳闻空中有人语，心怯恐惧，兼忧悸不安，四肢如痹，或起眠即辄惊，如被
虎野狼所逐，威势所摄者方。
服淡竹沥一二升，乃至三升瘥止，亦可进白薇汤下之，消息稍与令饮粥，常令有食力时
进鸡心酸枣汤。常令对偶安慰之，以美言相悦，慎不可以恶事惊之。
又鸡心酸枣汤，疗饮后阳多，肾虚发热，积日不食，胃中虚热，饮食不已，气入百脉，
心脏虚甚，令人失常法。（出古今录验）
鸡心（十枚） 酸枣（半升） 人参（一两） 茯神 芍药（各二两） 白薇 枳实（炙）
知母
上十一味切，以水一斗煮药半熟，内心煮，取三升，冷分三服。
The *Gujin Luyan* states: After drinking alcohol, the "stone heat" (alcohol and its metabolites) spreads through the meridians, causing qi strength to overflow. The kidney qi becomes firm and vigorous, leading to frequent erections. Excessive sexual activity damages kidney qi; when kidney qi is deficient, heat arises in the upper body. When heat is excessive, it causes fullness below the heart, dry mouth and tongue, vomiting after drinking, and disharmony of the stomach fu. It is appropriate to take Gegen Yin (Kudzu Drink) to nourish grain qi and eliminate mental heat.
If heat is excessive and fills the meridians, with slight distension in the heart and abdomen, a sensation of persistent fullness below the heart that sometimes gathers into a hard mass and then dissipates, Qinjiao Tang (Gentian Decoction) is appropriate.
Take Qinjiao (3 liang, finely cut), boil in one sheng of beef milk until reduced to one sheng, strain, and take at once. If diarrhea occurs, the disease will heal. For the elderly or weak, adjust the dose according to physical strength. Diet should be clear and cool; turbid and hot foods must be avoided, as they cause the "stone heat" to become obstructed and stagnant, leading to vomiting and hard accumulations. This may also cause jaundice or dark red urine. If there is hardness and pain below the heart, Qinjiao Tang is also appropriate. Once loose stools occur and the pathogenic heat dissipates, the illness heals. Even if yellow discoloration covers the skin, this is a sign of recovery; do not be alarmed.
If the heat resolves but the cold remains, drink three he of warm wine to resolve it.
If after the cold resolves, there is heavy head, tinnitus, blurred vision, and pain below the heart, drink about two he of clear wine for recovery. Cold and warm conditions should be managed according to these methods.
If there is hardness and fullness below the heart, abdominal distension, and difficulty in urination and defecation, urgently administer Qianhu Dahuang Tang (Peucedanum and Rhubarb Decoction) to purge. See the lower volume under "Methods for Strangury."
If there is a tendency toward mania or abnormal behavior due to phlegm-heat, administer Baiwei Tang (Cynanchum Atratum Decoction) to purge. See the lower volume under "Methods for Phlegm-Dry Vomiting."
If the wine-heat subsides and the "stone heat" no longer circulates, and the heat accumulation below the heart has dissipated, even if jaundice persists without discomfort, one should consume chilled drinks and foods. Avoid spicy dishes and warming tonics. If one does not wish to eat cool foods, warm them slightly, but do not make them too hot.
If after drinking hot wine, the "stone heat" becomes deficient, and upon swallowing food, one feels as if cold water is entering the meridians, this indicates that both the wine and stone heat have retreated.
If there is dizziness, auditory hallucinations (hearing voices in the air), timidity, fear, anxiety, palpitations, limb numbness, or sudden fright upon waking or sleeping, feeling as if chased by tigers or wolves, or oppressed by a menacing aura:
Administer Danzhuli Ye (Bamboo Sap) one to two sheng, up to three sheng, until the illness ceases. Alternatively, administer Baiwei Tang to purge. Observe the condition and allow porridge consumption. Frequently administer Jixin Suanzao Tang (Chicken Heart and Sour Jujube Decoction) when appetite returns. Ensure companionship and comfort from a spouse, using pleasant words to soothe. Do not startle with frightening events.
Furthermore, Jixin Suanzao Tang treats post-drinking excess yang, kidney deficiency with fever, prolonged anorexia, empty heat in the stomach, constant desire for food, qi entering the hundred vessels, extreme heart deficiency, and resulting behavioral abnormalities. (From *Gujin Luyan*)
Ingredients: Chicken hearts (10 pieces), Suanzaoren (Semen Ziziphi Spinosae, half sheng), Renshen (Radix Ginseng, 1 liang), Fushen (Poria Cum Radix), Shaoyao (Radix Paeoniae Alba, 2 liang each), Baiwei (Radix Cynanchi Atrati), Zhishi (Fructus Aurantii Immaturus, roasted), Zhimu (Radix Anemarrhenae).
Cut the above eleven ingredients. Boil in ten dou of water until half-cooked, add chicken hearts, and continue boiling until three sheng of liquid remain. Cool and divide into three doses.