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Chen Xiang Zao (aged fragrant rice lees, 6 liang), Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger), Shuichangpu (Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma) (each 4 liang), Yan (Salt, 2 liang). Pound and mix evenly. Stir-fry until hot and form into cakes. Apply to the painful area on the chest. Warm with fire. Remove if the pathogen moves inward. If thirsty, allow drinking water or tea. Recovery occurs when the stool is free and foul matter is discharged. This formula is named "Zaopu Bing" (Lees and Acorus Cake).

When Shanghan (Cold Damage) dispersal is incomplete, residual toxins accumulate in the meridians. Symptoms include redness and swelling behind the ears, heavy head, and body fatigue. This condition is named "Fayi" (Swollen Parotitis). When occurring on the cheek, it is called "Chuansai" (Penetrating Cheek); when occurring on the jawline, it is called "Dian".

Alternatively, Chidou (Vigna angularis seeds), Cebaiye (Platycladi Cacumen), and Jiziqing (Egg White) can be pounded and applied externally. Alternatively, Sigua (Luffae Fructus) burned until carbonized (preserving its charred nature) can be mixed with Jiziqing (Egg White) for application. Alternatively, Bi Tu (Wall Earth) mixed with Cu (Vinegar) can be applied. Also use Dahuang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma), Wubeizi (Gallae Chinensis)... [Text fragment].

Shanghan leading to mania, where the patient does not recognize others or sees ghosts and spirits. Applying Laixama (Toad, specifically Bufo bufo gargarizans) to the heart region is most effective. For delirious speech (Zhanyu), apply heated salt as a warm compress. For those running wildly in madness, using charcoal... is also effective... spots... scrape out Qing... Toad Liver (Xama Gan), decoct and drink. Also use boiled eggs, peeled, and roll them while hot over the scraped/wounded area, replacing as they cool. The illness decreases immediately, possessing the power of bringing the dead back to life. Food liver... above. [Text fragment].

Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger), Congbai (Allii Fistulosi Bulbus), Hetao (Walnut Kernel), Xi Cha (Fine Tea), Heidou (Black Soybean) decocted in water, used to fumigate the head and face. Named "Wuhu Cha" (Five Tigers Tea). Resolution occurs through sweating. Also, pound Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger), wrap it, and rub the Tinghui point (Tinghui, EX-HN3). (Both treat Wind-Stroke with Phlegm obstruction). Also, have two people each hold a ball of ginger and rub both palms, both antecubital fossae, anterior chest, and posterior back to resolve the exterior. (Both treat Summerheat Cholera, Cold invading the Three Yin causing Diaojiao Sha, etc.).

If Shanghan is mistakenly treated with tonics, trapping the pathogen inside, and the deficiency precludes diaphoresis: Use a whole package of Xixin (Asari Radix et Rhizoma) from a large pharmacy, add Huangtu (Yellow Earth), decoct in a basin of water, and sit over the steam for fumigation, obtaining slight... [Text fragment].

Grind Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix) and Baiji (Bletillae Rhizoma) with well water, apply to Shan Gen (Mountain Root, bridge of the nose). Also, grind Baiji (Bletillae Rhizoma) with the patient's own nasal blood, apply to Shan Gen. Also, soak paper in Baiji water, apply to Meixin (Center of Eyebrows). Also, apply Baiji slices to Meixin. Also, mix Jueming (Cassiae Semen) with tea, apply to the chest to clear Lung heat. Also, insert Yihusuo (Cyperi Rhizoma) into the ear; for left epistaxis, plug the right ear; for right epistaxis, plug the left ear. Mud applied to Ximen (Fontanelle). The back of the neck and spine are all blood pathways. Also, mix Cu (Vinegar) with Huangtu (Yellow Earth), apply to the scrotum. Also, soak feet in Huangjiu (Yellow Wine). For chronic epistaxis, use Niu... apply to Shan Gen hairline. [Text fragment].