治癫狂可畏，数年不愈，多因惊忧得之，乃痰涎留于心窍。
蝉肚郁金（真蜀地来者，七两） 明矾三两
上为末，以薄糊丸，如梧桐子大，每服五十丸，汤水任下，初服觉心胸间有物脱去，神
气洒然，再服稍苏，多服此药，大能去痰。一方治痫加生姜汁，糊为丸，仍以生姜汤下。
等疾。
上用鲤鱼一片，制净，切成块，用明矾四两为末，腌一两日，煎吃，其疾必愈。
治风癫，宜服此药吐之。
上用瓜蒂末一钱，热水调下吐痰，如吐不止者，以真麝香少许，温水服之。
一方名独圣散，治诸风隔实诸癫，痰涎津液涌溢，杂病亦然。
瓜蒂一两
上锉如麻豆大，炒令黄色，为细末，每服量虚实久新，或三钱药末，茶一钱，酸齑汁
盏调下。若用吐法，天气晴明，险晦无用，如病卒暴者，不拘于此法，吐时辰午巳前，故《内
经》曰∶平旦至日中天之阳，阳中之阳也。论四时之气，仲景曰∶大法春宜吐，是天气
人气亦在上，一日之气，寅卯辰候也，故宜早不宜夜也。先令病患隔夜不食，服药不
用热齑水投之，如吐风痫病者，加全蝎半钱，微炒，如有虫者，加狗油五七点，雄
甚者加芫花末半钱，立吐出虫，如湿肿满者，加赤小豆末一钱，故此不可常用
实，实则瓜蒂散，虚则栀子豉汤，满加浓朴，不可一概用之，吐罢，可服降火利气安神定志
之剂。
Fever, irritability, mania, and running about.
Treat with the oral administration of Iron Slurry (Tiejiang).
To treat Dian-Kuang (epileptic psychosis), a formidable condition that persists for years without cure, often caused by shock and anxiety, resulting in Phlegm-Saliva stagnating in the orifices of the Heart.
Chandu Yujin (Curcuma aromatica rhizome from the abdomen of cicada, sourced from Shu, 7 liang) Mingfan (Alumen, 3 liang)
Grind the above into powder, form pills using thin starch paste, sized like Sophora japonica seeds. Take 50 pills per dose, swallowed with any decoction or water. Upon initial intake, one feels as if an object has detached from the chest and heart region, with spirit becoming refreshed; upon subsequent doses, slight recovery occurs; prolonged use of this medicine greatly expels Phlegm. Another prescription for treating Xian (epilepsy) adds Ginger Juice to form pills, still administered with Ginger Decoction.
And similar ailments.
Take one slice of Carp (Li Yu), prepared and cleaned, cut into pieces. Marinate with Alumen powder (4 liang) for one to two days, then decoct and consume. The disease will surely be cured.
To treat Feng-Dian (wind-induced epilepsy/psychosis), it is appropriate to administer this medicine to induce vomiting.
Take Gudi (Momordica seed) powder (1 qian), mix with hot water and ingest to induce vomiting of Phlegm. If vomiting does not cease, take a small amount of genuine Moschus (Shexiang) dissolved in warm water.
Another formula named Dusheng San (Single Holy Powder) treats various wind-pathogen obstruction and excess syndromes manifesting as Dian, where Phlegm-Saliva and body fluids surge upward; this applies to miscellaneous diseases as well.
Gudi (Momordicae Fructus Semen, 1 liang)
Cut Gudi into sizes resembling hemp seeds, stir-fry until yellow, and grind into fine powder. For each dose, assess the patient's deficiency/excess status and chronicity. Take 3 qian of the powder, mixed with 1 qian of tea, and administer with a cup of sour vinegar juice. If employing the emetic method, choose clear sunny weather; it is ineffective in gloomy conditions. However, for sudden acute cases, do not strictly adhere to this timing rule. Vomiting should be performed before the Si hour (9:00-11:00 AM). Thus, the *Nei Jing* states: From dawn to noon is the time of rising Yang, specifically "Yang within Yang." Regarding seasonal Qi, Zhang Zhongjing stated: "The general principle is to use emetics in Spring," because both Heaven's Qi and Human Qi are located in the upper jiao. In terms of daily Qi, the Yin, Mao, and Chen hours correspond to morning, hence it is preferable to act early rather than late. First, instruct the patient to fast overnight. Do not administer the medicine with hot vinegar water. If treating Feng-Xian (wind-epilepsy), add Quanxie (Scorpio, 0.5 qian), slightly stir-fried. If parasites are present, add Dog Oil (Gouyou) 5-7 drops. If the pathogen is vigorous, add Yuanhua (Kadsura Flower, 0.5 qian) to immediately expel worms. If there is dampness causing swelling and fullness, add Chixiaodou (Adzuki Bean, 1 qian). Therefore, this method should not be used routinely. For Excess patterns, use Gudi San (Melon Seed Powder); for Deficiency patterns, use Zhizi Chi Tang (Gardenia and Fermented Soybean Decoction); for fullness, add Houpo (Magnolia Bark). Do not apply uniformly. After vomiting, administer agents that descend fire, promote Qi flow, calm the spirit, and stabilize the mind.