（有从咽喉患起者见咽喉）
湿胜者。宜先导湿。 表实者。宜先解表。
里实者。宜先疏里。 表里若俱实。解表攻里。
表虚者。补气。 里虚者。补血。 表里俱虚者。补气血。
一人遍身皆患。左手脉数。以荆防败毒散。（七）表症乃退。以仙方活命饮。（六一）六剂
疮渐愈。兼萆 汤。（二百四五）月余而痊。
一妇 痛发热。便秘。作渴。脉沉实。以内疏黄连汤（三）二剂。里症已退。以龙胆泻肝
汤（六七）数剂。疮毒顿退。间服萆 汤。（二百四五）月余而痊。（此凭症脉治也。）
一人下部生疳。诸药不应。延及遍身。突肿。状如翻花。筋挛骨痛。至夜尤甚。此肝肾
湿热所致。先以导水丸（二百四八）进五服。次以龙胆泻肝汤（六七）数剂。再与除湿健脾之药
。外贴神异膏吸其脓。隔蒜灸。拔其毒而愈。（此凭症也。）
若表实者。以荆防败毒散。（七）里实者。以内疏黄连汤。（三）表里俱实者。防风通圣散
（六）气虚者四君子。（六三）血虚者四物。仍加兼症之药。并愈。 若服轻粉等药。反收毒于
内。以致迭发。概服防风通圣。则气血愈虚。因而不治者多矣。
一人患之。发寒热。作渴。便秘。两手脉实。用防风通圣散（六）而退。以荆防败毒散。
（七）兼龙胆泻肝汤（六七）而痊。（此凭症也。）
一人患之肿痛。先以龙胆泻肝汤、（六七）导水丸各四剂少愈。再以小柴胡加黄柏、苍术
五十余剂而平。（此凭症也。）
一人玉茎肿溃。小便赤色。肝脉弦数。以小柴胡加木通、青皮、龙胆草四剂。又龙胆泻
肝汤（六七）数剂而痊。（此凭脉症也。）
一童玉茎患之。延及小腹数枚。作痛发热。以小柴胡汤（五）吞芦荟丸。更贴神异膏。月
余而痊。（此凭症也。）
一人愈后。腿肿一块。久而溃烂不敛。以蒜捣烂敷患处。以艾灸其上。更贴神异膏。及
服黑丸子。并托里药。两月而愈。（此凭症也。）
一妇燃轻粉药。于被中熏之。致遍身皮塌。脓水淋漓。不能起居。以滑石、黄柏为末。
绿豆粉等分补席上。令可卧。更以金银花散。月余而痊。（此凭症也。）
一人皆愈。但背肿一块甚硬。肉色不变。年余方溃出水。三载不愈。气血俱虚。饮食少
思。以六君子汤（二）加当归、藿香三十余剂。更饮萆 汤。两月余而痊。（此凭症也。）
一人患之势炽。兼脾胃气血皆虚。亦服前药而瘥。
一妇患之皆愈。惟两腿两 。各烂一块如掌。兼筋挛骨痛。三载不愈。诸药不应。日晡
。饮食少思。以萆 汤兼逍遥散。倍用白术、茯苓。数剂。热止食进。贴神异膏。更服八珍
汤（十四）加牛膝、杜仲、木瓜三十余剂而痊。（此凭症也。）
又捷法。治杨梅疮不问新旧。并效。不过旬日。每日用胆矾、白矾末。并水银各三钱五
入香油、津吐各少许。和匀。坐无风处。取药少许。涂两脚心。以两手心对两脚心擦磨良久
。再涂药少许。仍前再擦。用药尽。即卧。汗出或大便去垢。口出秽涎为验。连擦三日。煎
通圣散（六）澡洗。更服内疏黄连汤败毒散。愈后服萆 汤。有热加芩、连。气虚参、 。血
虚四物之类。
一人杨梅疮后。两腿一臂。各溃二寸许。一穴脓水淋漓。少食不睡。久而不愈。以八珍
茯神、酸枣仁服。每日以蒜捣烂涂患处。灸良久。随贴膏药。数日少可。却用豆豉灸。更服
十全大补汤（十三）而愈。（此凭症也。）
凡有肿硬。或作痛。亦用蒜灸。及敷中和膏。内服补药。并效。
(For those whose disease originates in the throat, symptoms in the throat may be observed.)
In cases where dampness is predominant, it is appropriate to first promote the draining of dampness.
In cases of excess syndrome at the exterior, it is appropriate to first release the exterior.
In cases of excess syndrome at the interior, it is appropriate to first unblock the interior.
If both the exterior and interior are in an excess state, release the exterior and purge the interior simultaneously.
In cases of deficiency syndrome at the exterior, tonify Qi.
In cases of deficiency syndrome at the interior, nourish Blood.
In cases where both the exterior and interior are deficient, tonify Qi and nourish Blood.
A patient suffered from lesions all over the body, with a rapid pulse (Shu) on the left hand. Jingfang Baidu San (Jingfang Decoction for Overcoming Toxins) was administered, after which the exterior symptoms subsided. Xianfang Huoming Yin (Immortal Elixir Decoction for Activating Life) was then given for six doses, leading to gradual healing of the sores. Bixie Tang (Dioscorea Hypoglauca Decoction) was taken concurrently, resulting in full recovery after more than a month.
A female patient presented with pain, fever, constipation, and thirst, with a deep and solid pulse (Chen Shi). Neishu Huanglian Tang (Internal Purging Coptis Decoction) was administered for two doses, resolving the interior symptoms. Longdan Xiegan Tang (Gentian Decoction to Drain the Liver) was then given for several doses, causing the toxin of the sores to recede abruptly. Bixie Tang was taken intermittently, leading to full recovery after more than a month. (This treatment was based on symptoms and pulse diagnosis.)
A male patient developed chancre in the lower part, which did not respond to various medications and spread to the entire body. The area became swollen and protruding, resembling turned-over flowers, accompanied by tendon spasms and bone pain, which were worse at night. This was caused by damp-heat in the Liver and Kidney. Daoshui Wan (Water-Guiding Pill) was administered for five doses, followed by Longdan Xiegan Tang for several doses, and then herbs to drain dampness and strengthen the Spleen. Shenyi Gao (Divine Heterogeneity Plaster) was applied externally to draw out pus, and garlic-separated moxibustion was used to extract the toxin, resulting in cure. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
For exterior excess syndromes, use Jingfang Baidu San; for interior excess syndromes, use Neishu Huanglian Tang; for simultaneous exterior and interior excess syndromes, use Fangfeng Tongsheng San (Windproof Unobstructed Powder); for Qi deficiency, use Sijunzi Tang (Four Gentlemen Decoction); for Blood deficiency, use Siwu Tang (Four Substance Decoction). Herbs targeting accompanying symptoms should still be added, leading to complete cure. However, if calomel (Qingfen) or similar drugs are ingested, the toxin may be retracted inward, causing recurrent outbreaks. If Fangfeng Tongsheng San is indiscriminately used, it further depletes Qi and Blood, leading to many untreatable deaths.
A patient presented with alternating chills and fever, thirst, and constipation, with solid pulses in both hands. Fangfeng Tongsheng San was used to resolve the symptoms, followed by Jingfang Baidu San combined with Longdan Xiegan Tang, resulting in recovery. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
A patient presented with swelling and pain at the lesion site. Longdan Xiegan Tang and Daoshui Wan were each administered for four doses, yielding slight improvement. Xiaochaihu Tang (Minor Bupleurum Decoction) plus Huangbai (Phellodendron Bark) and Cangzhu (Atractylodes Rhizome) was given for more than fifty doses, leading to remission. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
A patient presented with swelling and ulceration of the penis, red urine, and a wiry and rapid pulse (Xian Shu) in the Liver position. Xiaochaihu Tang plus Mutong (Akebia Stem), Qingpi (Tangerine Peel), and Longdancao (Gentian Root) was administered for four doses. Longdan Xiegan Tang was then given for several doses, resulting in recovery. (This treatment was based on pulse and symptoms.)
A child presented with lesions on the penis spreading to several spots on the lower abdomen, accompanied by pain and fever. Xiaochaihu Tang was taken with Lubin Wan (Aloe Pill), and Shenyi Gao was applied, resulting in recovery after more than a month. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
After recovering from the disease, a patient had a swollen lump on the leg that ulcerated and failed to heal for a long time. Crushed garlic was applied to the affected area, moxibustion was performed above it, Shenyi Gao was applied, and Heiwanzi (Black Pills) along with interior-supporting medicines were ingested, resulting in recovery after two months. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
A female patient ignited calomel medicine and fumigated herself under blankets, causing her skin to collapse all over her body with profuse discharge of pus and fluid, making movement impossible. Powders of Huashi (Talcum) and Huangbai were mixed equally with Luzhifen (Mung Bean Starch) and spread on the mat to allow her to lie down. Jinyinhua San (Honeysuckle Powder) was then administered, resulting in recovery after more than a month. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
A patient recovered completely except for a very hard swelling on the back, with unchanged skin color, which only ulcerated and discharged fluid after more than a year, remaining untreated for three years. Both Qi and Blood were deficient, with reduced appetite and mental fatigue. Liujunzi Tang (Six Gentlemen Decoction) plus Danggui (Angelica Sinensis) and Huoxiang (Pogostemon) was administered for more than thirty doses, followed by Bixie Tang, resulting in recovery after more than two months. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
Another patient presented with severe disease progression and concurrent deficiency of Spleen and Stomach Qi and Blood. They also recovered after taking the aforementioned medicines.
A female patient recovered completely except for palm-sized ulcers on both thighs and groins, accompanied by tendon spasms and bone pain, remaining untreated for three years despite various medications. In the late afternoon, she had reduced appetite and mental fatigue. Bixie Tang combined with Xiaoyao San (Free and Easy Wanderer Powder) with increased amounts of Baizhu (Atractylodes Macrocephala Rhizome) and Fuling (Poria) was administered for several doses, stopping heat and improving appetite. Shenyi Gao was applied, followed by Bazhen Tang (Eight Treasures Decoction) plus Niuxi (Achyranthes Root), Duzhong (Eucommia Bark), and Mugua (Chaenomeles Fruit) for more than thirty doses, resulting in recovery. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
There is also a convenient method for treating Yangmeichuang (Syphilis/Kaposi's Sarcoma-like sores), effective regardless of whether the condition is new or old, within ten days. Daily, use 3 qian 5 fen of Danfan (Alum) and Baifan (White Alum) powders, along with Mercury, mixed with a small amount of Sesame Oil and Saliva. Sit in a draft-free place, take a small amount of the mixture, and apply it to both soles of the feet. Rub vigorously with the palms against the soles for a long time. Apply a little more medicine and rub again as before. After using up the medicine, lie down. Sweating, passage of foul stool, or discharge of foul saliva indicates efficacy. Continue rubbing for three consecutive days. Then bathe with decocted Fangfeng Tongsheng San, and ingest Neishu Huanglian Tang and Baidu San. After recovery, take Bixie Tang; add Huangqin (Scutellaria Root) and Lianhua (Lotus Plumule) if there is heat; add Renshen (Ginseng) and Huangqi (Astragalus Root) for Qi deficiency; use Siwu Tang for Blood deficiency.
After recovering from Yangmeichuang, a patient had ulcers approximately two cun in size on both legs and one arm, with one lesion discharging profuse pus, accompanied by poor appetite and insomnia, failing to heal for a long time. Bazhen Tang plus Fushen (Poria with Hostwood) and Suanzaoren (Ziziphus Seed) was administered. Crushed garlic was applied to the affected area daily, followed by prolonged moxibustion, and subsequently plaster application. After slight improvement in a few days, Douchi Moxibustion (Fermented Soybean Moxibustion) was used, followed by Shiquan Dabu Tang (Ten Great Tonifying Decoction), resulting in recovery. (This treatment was based on symptoms.)
For any swelling and hardness, or pain, garlic moxibustion and Zhonghe Gao (Neutralizing Plaster) application, along with internal tonic medicines, are also effective.