江（右） 曾经血崩，营血亏损，不能养肝，肝木克土。不时便泄，脐下气聚不舒，四肢节骱痰核结聚，咽中
如阻，心悸带下。脉虚弦，舌心光剥。水亏木旺，土弱肝强。养血柔肝，为治本之道。
阿胶珠（二钱） 土炒白芍（一钱五分） 炒黄川贝（一钱五分） 生山药（三钱） 炒木瓜皮（一钱） 海蛤
粉（三钱） 炙甘草（三分） 生牡蛎（五钱） 杜仲（三钱） 潼沙苑（盐水炒三钱） 盐水炒竹茹（一钱）
粱（右） 带下腰酸，小便不禁，心悸火升。带脉不固，肝肾空虚，阳气上逆也。
奎党参（三钱） 生山药（三钱） 潼沙苑（盐水炒三钱） 菟丝子（盐水炒三钱） 阿胶珠（二钱）
生牡蛎（五钱） 桑螵蛸（二钱炙） 杜仲（三钱） 杞子（三钱） 芡实（三钱）
二诊 带下大减小便亦能约束，心悸火升。的是阳升而奇脉不固。效方进退。
阿胶珠（三钱） 潼沙苑（盐水炒三钱） 甘杞子（盐水炒三钱） 牡蛎（五钱） 浓杜仲（三钱）
桑螵蛸（三钱炙） 莲须（八分） 菟丝子（三钱） 于术（一钱五分） 肥玉竹（三钱）
三诊 带脉渐能约束，火升亦定，然寐醒舌干口燥。阴液耗损不复。前法参入甘凉。
石斛（四钱） 牡蛎（五钱） 天冬（二钱） 山药（三钱） 莲须（八分） 炒阿胶（二钱）
沙苑（三钱） 杞子（三钱） 桑螵蛸（炙一钱五分） 菟丝子（盐水炒三钱） 杜仲（三钱）
莫（右） 从少腹作痛，以致带下腰痛。冲气不和，带脉因而不固矣。
公丁香（三分） 炙艾叶（七分） 潼沙苑（盐水炒三钱） 酒炒白芍（一钱五分） 香附（盐水炒二钱）
菟丝子（盐水炒三钱） 炒小茴香（五分） 炒山药（三钱） 杜仲（三钱） 干橘叶（一钱五分）
王（右） 淋带不止，气撑腹痛，里急而欲解不解。冲任损伤，不能固摄，图治不易也。
白芍（一钱五分） 乌贼骨（四钱） 阿胶珠（二钱） 川断肉（三钱） 当归炭（二钱） 生地（四钱）
茯苓（三钱） 艾炭（五分） 丁香（三分） 砂仁（五分）
二诊 带下不止，气撑而下坠则痛，大便闭阻。再温润大府，疏泄肝木，略参固涩法。
乌贼骨（四钱） 金铃子（一钱五分） 当归炭（二钱） 香附（三钱） 光杏仁（三钱） 炒椿皮（
一钱五分） 鲜苁蓉（六钱洗） 栝蒌仁（四钱打） 磨沉香（五分） 砂仁（五分）
顾（右） 赤带绵下，遍体作痛，小便烙热，甚则微痛，头空昏晕。脉象带数。肝火湿热沦陷于下，带脉从而不
固矣。
吉林参（五分研末麦冬汤下） 白茯苓（三钱） 川雅连（三分） 池菊花（一钱五分） 生于术（二钱）
车前子（盐水炒二钱） 黑豆衣（三钱） 酒炒白芍（一钱五分） 愈带丸（二次服三钱）
刘（右） 带下色黄，恶心欲呕。脾胃湿热沦陷。拟和中而化痰湿。
制半夏（一钱五分） 广皮（一钱） 赤白芍（各二钱） 萆 （一钱五分） 竹茹（一钱） 炙艾叶
（五分） 公丁香（三分） 白蔻仁（七分）
汪（右） 带下如注，腹满不舒。脾胃湿热，尽行下流。深恐元气难支。
制半夏 金铃子 海蛤粉 赤白苓 炒椿皮 广皮
泽泻 萆 生薏仁 伏龙肝（一两煎汤代水） 愈带丸
二诊 和中分利湿热，带下仍然不减，遍体作痛。虚肝纵横，脾胃亏损，不能收摄。勉拟柔和肝木，双培脾肾。
当归 川断肉（盐水炒） 菟丝子 芡实 醋炒青皮 白芍 潼沙苑（盐水炒） 破故纸 莲子 伏龙肝
三诊 带下稍减，而肝气纵横胀满，右乳作痛。再益脾肾而疏肝木。
香附 破故纸 白芍 菟丝子（盐水炒） 潼沙苑（盐水炒） 枳壳 川断肉 木香 金铃子 杜仲 伏龙
肝（八钱煎汤代水）
张（右） 肝火时升时降，头胀目涩，带下赤白相兼。再清化湿热，兼泄肝火。
元参 川雅连（吴萸二分煎汁炒） 香附 白芍 柴胡（盐水炒） 丹参
龟甲心（先煎） 椿根皮（炒黑） 青皮 泽泻 牡蛎（盐水炒）
严（右） 肝脾肾并亏，摄纳无权，经淋带下，血虚阳升，腰酸悸眩。湿热尽从下溜，不能急切图功。
西潞党（元米炒） 茯苓神 炒椿皮 浓杜仲 香附（醋炒） 菟丝子（盐水炒）
女贞子 金毛脊 于术炭 愈带丸
右 久带不止，腰府酸楚。脉形滑大。此肝火湿热沦下。恐损而难复。
法半夏（二钱） 川石斛（四钱） 海蛤粉（四钱包） 女贞子（三钱） 橘白（一钱） 茯苓神（各二钱）
潼沙苑（盐水炒三钱） 椿根皮（三钱炒） 豆衣（三钱） 愈带丸（先服三钱）
右 久带液虚，头晕心悸腰楚。惟有临时调理而已。
炒于术（二钱） 潼沙苑（盐水炒三钱） 椿白皮（炒黑二钱） 炒菊花（一钱五分） 炒枣仁（二钱研）
钩钩（后下三钱） 朱茯神（三钱） 煨天麻（一钱五分） 浓杜仲（三钱）
汤（右） 带下腰楚，中脘作痛。脉象濡软。八脉不固，湿热沦下也。
海蛤壳（四钱） 川萆 （二钱） 泽泻（一钱五分） 浓杜仲（三钱） 决明（四钱） 茯苓神（各二
钱） 炒菊花（一钱五分） 钩钩（后下二钱） 椿根皮（炒黑三钱） 伏龙肝（一两煎汤代水）
右 淋带不止，小溲作痒。肝火湿热内郁也。
龙胆草 泽泻 细生地炭 川萆 当归炭 车前子 黑山栀 甘草梢 赤白苓
右 带下稍减。血不热，何至淋沥，而且先期。木无火，何至生风。凉营熄肝为法。
桑叶（一钱） 炒白薇（二钱） 樗白皮（炒黑二钱） 决明（四钱） 黑豆衣（四钱） 金铃子（一钱五分）
女贞子（酒炒三钱） 炒菊花（一钱五分） 炒地骨皮（二钱） 丹皮（二钱） 愈带丸（三钱）
右 不时气喘，喘则欲厥。偏右头痛，带浊绵下。脉象弦滑。此饮阻肺下，痰水之气上则逆射于肺，下则
沦陷于脾。用丹溪法。
于术炭 枳实 柴胡 焦苍术 制半夏 炙升麻 猪苓 广陈皮
右 半产之后，继以血崩，崩则八脉损伤，带脉不固，带下连绵，按月经来甚多，维护皆失其职，不能急切从事也。
西党参 乌贼骨（炙） 破故纸（盐水炒） 茯苓神 莲子 阿胶珠 菟丝子（盐水炒） 潼沙苑（盐水炒）
巴戟肉
右 肝经之脉环阴器。所见之象，形非枣核，似未可作阴茄论，仍是阴肿痛而已。按方书皆外治之法
居多，至于内服之方，未必大备，今臆拟逍遥散法以舒木郁，略参宣畅气血之品。以备商榷。
柴胡（五分） 炒赤芍（一钱五分） 没药（五分去油） 枳实（一钱） 当归（二钱） 茯苓（二
钱） 橘皮（一钱）
阴肿一门目录未列姑附录于此。
Jiang (Right) Previously suffered from metrorrhagia, leading to a deficiency of Ying-Blood, which failed to nourish the Liver. Consequently, Liver Wood overacts on Spleen Earth. There is occasional diarrhea, Qi stagnation and discomfort below the umbilicus, phlegm nodules accumulating in the joints of the four limbs, a sensation of obstruction in the throat, palpitations, and leukorrhea. The pulse is deficient and wiry; the center of the tongue is peeled and glossy. This indicates Kidney Water deficiency with exuberant Liver Wood, weak Spleen Earth, and strong Liver Qi. Nourishing Blood and softening the Liver is the fundamental treatment approach.
Ejiao Pearl (2 qian) Earth-fried Bai Shao (1.5 qian) Fried Chuan Bei Mu (1.5 qian) Raw Shan Yao (3 qian) Fried Mu Gua Pi (1 qian) Hai Ge Fen (3 qian) Zhi Gan Cao (0.3 qian) Raw Mu Li (5 qian) Du Zhong (3 qian) Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Salt-fried Zhu Ru (1 qian)
Liang (Right) Leukorrhea accompanied by soreness and weakness of the lower back, urinary incontinence, palpitations, and rising heat. This is due to the Dai Mai (Girdle Vessel) failing to secure, emptiness of the Liver and Kidneys, and rebellious ascending Yang Qi.
Dang Shen (3 qian) Raw Shan Yao (3 qian) Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Tu Si Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Ejiao Pearl (2 qian)
Raw Mu Li (5 qian) Sang Piao Xiao (2 qian, roasted) Du Zhong (3 qian) Gou Qi Zi (3 qian) Qian Shi (3 qian)
Second visit: Leukorrhea has significantly decreased, and urination can be controlled, but palpitations and rising heat persist. Indeed, it is ascending Yang and insecurity of the extraordinary vessels. Modifying the effective prescription.
Ejiao Pearl (3 qian) Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Gan Gou Qi Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Mu Li (5 qian) Strong Du Zhong (3 qian)
Sang Piao Xiao (3 qian, roasted) Lian Xu (0.8 fen) Tu Si Zi (3 qian) Yu Zhu (1.5 qian) Fei Yu Zhu (3 qian)
Third visit: The Dai Mai is gradually able to secure, and rising heat has subsided. However, upon waking from sleep, the tongue is dry and the mouth parched. Yin fluids are consumed and not yet restored. Incorporating sweet-cool herbs into the previous method.
Shi Hu (4 qian) Mu Li (5 qian) Tian Dong (2 qian) Shan Yao (3 qian) Lian Xu (0.8 fen) Fried Ejiao (2 qian)
Sha Yuan Zi (3 qian) Gou Qi Zi (3 qian) Sang Piao Xiao (roasted, 1.5 qian) Tu Si Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Du Zhong (3 qian)
Mo (Right) Pain originating from the lower abdomen, leading to leukorrhea and lower back pain. The Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) Qi is disharmonious, causing the Dai Mai to become insecure.
Gong Ding Xiang (0.3 qian) Zhi Ai Ye (0.7 qian) Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Wine-fried Bai Shao (1.5 qian) Xiang Fu (salt-fried, 2 qian)
Tu Si Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Fried Xiao Hui Xiang (0.5 qian) Fried Shan Yao (3 qian) Du Zhong (3 qian) Dried Ju Ye (1.5 qian)
Wang (Right) Continuous leucorrhea and strangury, abdominal distension and pain due to Qi stagnation, tenesmus with inability to defecate. The Chong and Ren Mai are damaged and unable to secure and hold. Treatment will be difficult.
Bai Shao (1.5 qian) Ou Mei Gu (4 qian) Ejiao Pearl (2 qian) Chuan Duan Rou (3 qian) Dang Gui Tan (2 qian) Sheng Di (4 qian)
Fu Ling (3 qian) Ai Tan (0.5 qian) Ding Xiang (0.3 qian) Sha Ren (0.5 qian)
Second visit: Leukorrhea continues, abdominal distension and downward bearing cause pain, and bowel movement is obstructed. Again, moisten and warm the large intestine, soothe and drain Liver Wood, slightly incorporating astringent methods.
Ou Mei Gu (4 qian) Jin Ling Zi (1.5 qian) Dang Gui Tan (2 qian) Xiang Fu (3 qian) Guang Xing Ren (3 qian) Fried Chun Pi (1.5 qian) Fresh Rong Zhong Rong (6 qian, washed) Gua Lou Ren (4 qian, crushed) Ground Chen Xiang (0.5 qian) Sha Ren (0.5 qian)
Gu (Right) Continuous red leukorrhea, body-wide pain, burning hot and painful urination, sometimes mild pain, empty and dizzy head. The pulse is rapid. Liver Fire and Damp-Heat have sunk into the lower jiao, causing the Dai Mai to become insecure.
Jilin Ren Shen (0.5 qian, powdered, taken with Mai Dong decoction) Bai Fu Ling (3 qian) Chuan Ya Lian (0.3 qian) Chi Ju Hua (1.5 qian) Sheng Yu Zhu (2 qian)
Che Qian Zi (salt-fried, 2 qian) Hei Dou Yi (3 qian) Wine-fried Bai Shao (1.5 qian) Yu Dai Wan (take twice, 3 qian each time)
Liu (Right) Yellow leukorrhea, nausea with desire to vomit. Spleen-Stomach Damp-Heat has sunk. Proposing to harmonize the middle jiao and resolve Phlegm-Dampness.
Zhi Ban Xia (1.5 qian) Guang Pi (1 qian) Chi Bai Shao (2 qian each) Bi Xi (1.5 qian) Zhu Ru (1 qian) Zhi Ai Ye (0.5 qian) Gong Ding Xiang (0.3 qian) Bai Kou Ren (0.7 qian)
Wang (Right) Leukorrhea pouring like water, abdominal fullness and discomfort. Spleen-Stomach Damp-Heat flows entirely downward. Deeply fearing that Yuan Qi may not sustain.
Zhi Ban Xia Jin Ling Zi Hai Ge Fen Chi Bai Fu Ling Fried Chun Pi Guang Pi
Ze Xie Bi Xi Raw Yi Yi Ren Fu Long Gan (1 liang decocted as water substitute) Yu Dai Wan
Second visit: Harmonizing the middle jiao to separate and drain Damp-Heat, yet leukorrhea remains unchanged, accompanied by body-wide pain. Deficient Liver Qi acts wildly, Spleen-Stomach is damaged, unable to receive and hold. Tentatively prescribing to soften Liver Wood and double tonify Spleen and Kidney.
Dang Gui Chuan Duan Rou (salt-fried) Tu Si Zi Qian Shi Vinegar-fried Qing Pi Bai Shao Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried) Po Gu Zhi Lian Zi Fu Long Gan
Third visit: Leukorrhea slightly decreased, but Wild Liver Qi causes bloating and fullness, with pain in the right breast. Further tonify Spleen and Kidney while soothing Liver Wood.
Xiang Fu Po Gu Zhi Bai Shao Tu Si Zi (salt-fried) Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried) Zhi Ke Chuan Duan Rou Mu Xiang Jin Ling Zi Du Zhong Fu Long Gan (8 qian decocted as water substitute)
Zhang (Right) Liver Fire rises and falls intermittently, head distension and dry eyes, leukorrhea mixed with red and white. Again, clear and transform Damp-Heat, simultaneously draining Liver Fire.
Xuan Shen Chuan Ya Lian (fried with Wu Zhu Yu decoction) Xiang Fu Bai Shao Chai Hu (salt-fried) Dan Shen
Gui Jia Xin (decoct first) Chun Gen Pi (fried black) Qing Pi Ze Xie Mu Li (salt-fried)
Yan (Right) Liver, Spleen, and Kidney are all deficient, lacking receiving and holding power. Menstrual dripping and leukorrhea, Blood deficiency with ascending Yang, lower back soreness, palpitations, and dizziness. Damp-Heat flows entirely downward. Cannot seek quick results.
Xi Lu Dang Shen (fried with Yuan Mi) Fu Ling Shen Fried Chun Pi Strong Du Zhong Xiang Fu (vinegar-fried) Tu Si Zi (salt-fried)
Nu Zhen Zi Jin Mao Ji Yu Zhu Tan Yu Dai Wan
Right: Long-standing leukorrhea not stopping, sour ache in the waist region. Pulse is slippery and large. This is Liver Fire and Damp-Heat sinking downward. Fearing damage is severe and hard to recover.
Fa Ban Xia (2 qian) Chuan Shi Hu (4 qian) Hai Ge Fen (4 qian, wrapped) Nu Zhen Zi (3 qian) Ju Bai (1 qian) Fu Ling Shen (2 qian each)
Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Chun Gen Pi (3 qian, fried) Dou Yi (3 qian) Yu Dai Wan (take first, 3 qian)
Right: Long-standing leukorrhea leads to fluid deficiency, dizziness, palpitations, and waist soreness. Only temporary regulation is possible.
Fried Yu Zhu (2 qian) Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried, 3 qian) Chun Bai Pi (fried black, 2 qian) Fried Ju Hua (1.5 qian) Fried Zao Ren (2 qian, crushed)
Gou Teng (add later, 3 qian) Zhu Fu Shen (3 qian) Wei Tian Ma (1.5 qian) Strong Du Zhong (3 qian)
Tang (Right): Leukorrhea with waist soreness, pain in the epigastrium. Pulse is soggy and soft. Eight extraordinary vessels are insecure, Damp-Heat sinks downward.
Hai Ge Qiao (4 qian) Chuan Bi Xi (2 qian) Ze Xie (1.5 qian) Strong Du Zhong (3 qian) Jue Ming (4 qian) Fu Ling Shen (2 qian each) Fried Ju Hua (1.5 qian) Gou Teng (add later, 2 qian) Chun Gen Pi (fried black, 3 qian) Fu Long Gan (1 liang decocted as water substitute)
Right: Strangury and leukorrhea not stopping, itching in urination. Internal stagnation of Liver Fire and Damp-Heat.
Long Dan Cao Ze Xie Xi Sheng Di Tan Chuan Bi Xi Dang Gui Tan Che Qian Zi Hei Shan Zhi Gan Cao Shao Chi Bai Fu Ling
Right: Leukorrhea slightly decreased. If blood is not hot, why dripping? Why early menstruation? If wood lacks fire, why generates wind? Method: Cool Ying and extinguish Liver.
Sang Ye (1 qian) Fried Bai Wei (2 qian) Chu Bai Pi (fried black, 2 qian) Jue Ming (4 qian) Hei Dou Yi (4 qian) Jin Ling Zi (1.5 qian)
Nu Zhen Zi (wine-fried, 3 qian) Fried Ju Hua (1.5 qian) Fried Di Gu Pi (2 qian) Dan Pi (2 qian) Yu Dai Wan (3 qian)
Right: Intermittent asthma, wheezing leads to fainting. Right-sided headache, continuous turbid leukorrhea. Pulse is wiry and slippery. This is Fluid obstruction below the Lung, Phlegm-Fluid Qi rebels upward shooting into the Lung, and sinks downward into the Spleen. Using Dan Xi's method.
Yu Zhu Tan Zhi Shi Chai Hu Jiao Cang Zhu Zhi Ban Xia Zhi Sheng Ma Zhu Ling Guang Chen Pi
Right: After semi-abortion, followed by metrorrhagia. Metrorrhagia damages the eight extraordinary vessels, Dai Mai becomes insecure, leukorrhea is continuous. At menstruation, flow is heavy. Maintenance functions fail. Cannot treat hastily.
Xi Dang Shen Ou Mei Gu (roasted) Po Gu Zhi (salt-fried) Fu Ling Shen Lian Zi Ejiao Pearl Tu Si Zi (salt-fried) Tong Sha Yuan Zi (salt-fried)
Ba Ji Rou
Right: The Liver channel encircles the genitalia. The observed manifestation is not shaped like a date pit, so it cannot be discussed as Yin Jia (a specific condition), but rather Yin swelling and pain. According to medical books, external treatments are mostly used. Internal prescriptions are not fully prepared. Now tentatively proposing Xiao Yao San method to soothe Liver Wood depression, slightly adding herbs to promote Qi and Blood circulation. For discussion.
Chai Hu (0.5 qian) Fried Chi Shao (1.5 qian) Mo Yao (0.5 qian, oil removed) Zhi Shi (1 qian) Dang Gui (2 qian) Fu Ling (2 qian) Ju Pi (1 qian)
The category of Yin Swelling is not listed in the directory, appended here for reference.