治疟奇方 （兼治三阴） 朱砂 胡椒（各一两） 共研极细末，以无声为度，配合均匀，贮瓷瓶或锡
盒，不使出气。用时取暖脐膏一张，挑末药一茶匙，安放膏药中间，勿令四眼见。对脐紧贴，虽疟止，不轻揭，
听其自落，靡不神效。三阴疟，十日一换，用至三膏，亦能奏功。然疟必三四遭后方用，否则截之太早，风寒
未出，恐生别症。孕妇忌用。（《德清徐氏施济方》）
劳疟、瘴疟 野狐肝（一具）阴肝，重五日，五更初北斗
下，受气为末，粳米作丸绿豆大。每以一丸，绯帛裹系手中指，男左女右。（《圣惠方》）
截疟 大枣（三个去皮核） 斑蝥（二个焙干） 同研匀，以熟猪油调，捏成饼如指头大，贴在印堂，
一宿而愈。（《上仪堂施送方》）
一方，五月五日，取花蜘蛛晒干，绛囊盛之，临期男左女右系臂上，勿令知之。（《普济方》）
祛疟 大老姜（一片），日出时东向对日，朱书“辟恶”二字，呵气于上，缚左臂，神效。（《陶氏
别》）
伤寒七十二症出汗法 红枣（七个） 胡椒 天麻子（各七粒） 入银朱一钱乳碎，男左手放右腿弯
内，女右手放左腿弯内，将药放手心，盖被即有汗如雨。（《同寿 》）
结胸伤寒 大黄（七寸） 巴豆（十四粒） 共为末，用唾调作饼，盖在脐上，以艾团灸之。候有热
气透内方住。此方不拘壮瘦虚实人俱可用。灸后即以温汤轻将手帕拭去毒，此法救人甚多，不可轻视。（同上）
阴症伤寒 腹痛厥逆，芥菜子研末，水调，贴脐上。（《生生编》）
阴症伤寒指甲青者 用老雄鸡（一只），当脊开，连肠血等乘热急裹在脐上，将布缚定，一周时即醒。
阳物若缩，用手扯住。（《录竹堂方》）
伤寒阳毒 狂乱甚者，以青布一尺浸冷水，贴其胸前。（《南阳活人书》）
伤寒发狂难制 用炭火一盆，以陈醋浇火上，气入病者
鼻中。即安。（《方钞》）
伤寒目翳 烧豆豉二七枚，研末吹之。（《肘后方》）
伤寒舌出过寸 梅花片脑半分，为末掺之，随手而愈。（《夷坚志》）
伤寒舌生芒刺黑胎 新汲水浸青布洗其舌，以姜片刮舌，自退。（《类编》）
伤寒风痹发汗不出 以火烧地，用水洒之，布干桃叶于上，浓二三寸，席卧温覆，取大汗，被中敷粉，
极燥便瘥。（《本草从新》）
停食伤寒 陈香糟（六两） 生姜 水菖蒲根（各四两） 盐（二两） 共捣，炒热为饼，敷胸前痛
处，火熨之，内响即去。如口渴，任吃茶水，待大便下恶物愈。（《单方汇编》）
黄耳伤寒 用苦参磨水，滴入耳中，或用猴姜根汁，或用苦薄荷汁，土木香汁滴入耳中。（《医宝说》）
赤膈伤寒 用三棱针刺肿出血，能蠲痛。（同上）
速解法 凡患伤寒，元气不足，汗不能出，又不能大表者，用老生姜（八两）切片，舂碎炒热。用绵裹
姜，用两人每持一团，与病患先擦两手心两脚心，后擦前心背心，如冷再换热姜，得身上火热，自然寒气逼出，
或即汗、或发细细红累即愈。（《秘方集验》）
**Miraculous Formula for Treating Malaria (Also Treats Three-Yin Malaria)**: Cinnabar (Zhu Sha) and Piperis Longi Fructus (Hu Jiao), each one liang, are ground together into an extremely fine powder until no granules remain. Mix evenly, store in a porcelain bottle or tin box to prevent leakage of air. When using, take one patch of Nuan Qi Gao (Warm the Navel Plaster), place one teaspoon of the medicinal powder in the center of the plaster, ensuring it does not touch the four edges. Apply the plaster tightly against the navel. Even if the malaria stops, do not remove it lightly; wait for it to fall off naturally. It is invariably miraculous. For Three-Yin Malaria, change the patch every ten days. Using up to three patches can also achieve efficacy. However, this method should only be used after the malaria has occurred three or four times; otherwise, stopping it too early may prevent the wind-cold pathogen from being expelled, potentially leading to other complications. Contraindicated in pregnant women. (From *Deqing Xu Shi Shiji Fang*)
**Laborious Malaria and Miasmic Malaria**: One wild fox liver, dried in the shade, weighed on the fifth day. At the beginning of the fifth watch (around 1-3 AM) under the Big Dipper, collect its "qi" and grind into powder. Form pills the size of mung beans using glutinous rice. Take one pill each time, wrap it in red silk, and tie it around the middle finger. Men tie it on the left hand, women on the right. (From *Shenghui Fang*)
**To Intercept Malaria**: Three jujubes (pitted and peeled) and two blister beetles (Banshao, roasted dry) are ground together evenly. Mix with rendered pork fat and knead into cakes the size of a finger. Apply to Yintang (EX-HN3). Cure overnight. (From *Shangyi Tang Shisong Fang*)
**Another Method**: On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, take a spotted spider, dry it, and store it in a crimson bag. When the malaria strikes, tie it to the arm. Men use the left arm, women the right. Do not let the patient know. (From *Pujifang*)
**Expel Malaria**: One slice of large old ginger. At sunrise, face east towards the sun. Write the characters "Pi E" (Repel Evil) on it with cinnabar ink. Exhale breath onto it, then bind it to the left arm. Miraculous effect. (From *Tao Shi Bie*)
**Sweating Method for Seventy-Two Syndromes of Cold Damage**: Seven jujubes, seven grains of black pepper, and seven seeds of Gastrodiae Rhizoma (Tian Ma Zi). Add one qian of Vermilion (Yin Zhu) and crush them together. Men place the medicine in the left palm and put it inside the bend of the right leg. Women place it in the right palm inside the bend of the left leg. Cover with a blanket, and sweat will pour like rain. (From *Tongshou*)
**Jie Xiong (Chest Knotting) Cold Damage**: Seven cun of Radix et Rhizoma Rhei (Dahuang) and fourteen seeds of Crotonis Fructus (Badou). Grind into powder, mix with saliva to form a cake. Place over the navel and moxa-burn with a moxa cone. Stop when heat penetrates inward. This formula can be used regardless of whether the patient is strong, weak, deficient, or excess. After moxibustion, immediately wipe away the toxic residue gently with warm water and a handkerchief. This method saves many lives and must not be underestimated. (Ibid.)
**Yin Syndrome Cold Damage**: Abdominal pain and cold extremities. Grind mustard seeds (Jie Cai Zi) into powder, mix with water, and apply to the navel. (From *Shengsheng Bian*)
**Yin Syndrome Cold Damage with Cyanotic Nails**: Use one old rooster. Split it along the spine. While still hot, wrap the chicken including intestines and blood tightly around the navel. Bind securely with cloth. The patient will wake up within one hour. If the penis retracts, pull it out manually. (From *Luzhutang Fang*)
**Yang Toxin Cold Damage**: For severe mania and confusion, soak one chi of blue cloth in cold water and apply to the chest. (From *Nanyang Huoren Shu*)
**Cold Damage with Mania Difficult to Control**: Place a basin of charcoal fire. Pour aged vinegar onto the fire so that the fumes enter the patient's nose. Immediate calmness ensues. (From *Fangchao*)
**Cold Damage with Corneal Opacity**: Burn fourteen fermented soybeans (Douchi), grind into powder, and insufflate into the eye. (From *Zhouhou Fang*)
**Cold Damage with Tongue Protruding Over One Cun**: Half a fen of Borneolum Syntheticum (Meihua Pian Nao), grind into powder and sprinkle on the tongue. Cure follows instantly. (From *Yijian Zhi*)
**Cold Damage with Thorn-like Projections and Black Coating on Tongue**: Wash the tongue with green cloth soaked in fresh well water. Scrape the tongue with a slice of ginger; the thorns will recede naturally. (From *Leibian*)
**Cold Damage with Wind-Bi Syndrome Unable to Sweat**: Heat the ground, sprinkle with water, and lay dry peach leaves two or three cun thick on top. Lie on a mat covered warmly to induce profuse sweating. Apply powder in the bedding. Recovery occurs when the body becomes very dry. (From *Bencao Congxin*)
**Food Stagnation Cold Damage**: Six liang of aged fermented rice residue (Chen Xiangzao), four liang of fresh ginger, four liang of Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma (Shui Changpu), and two liang of salt. Pound together, stir-fry until hot, and form into cakes. Apply to the painful area on the chest. Iron with heat. Remove when rumbling sounds occur internally. If thirsty, drink tea freely. Recovery occurs after foul matter is passed in stool. (From *Danfang Huibian*)
**Yellow Ear Cold Damage**: Grind Sophorae Flavescentis Radix (Kushen) in water and drip into the ear. Alternatively, use juice from Alpiniae Officinarum Rhizoma (Houjiang), Menthae Haplocalycis Herba (Ku Bohe), or Costi Radix (Tumu Xiang). (From *Yibaoshuo*)
**Red Diaphragm Cold Damage**: Prick the swollen area with a three-edged needle to bleed. This alleviates pain. (Ibid.)
**Rapid Resolution Method**: For patients with cold damage who have insufficient primordial qi, cannot sweat, and cannot tolerate heavy diaphoresis: Slice eight liang of old ginger, pound and stir-fry until hot. Wrap the ginger in cotton cloth. Two people each hold a bundle. First rub the patient's palms and soles, then the anterior and posterior chest. Replace with hot ginger if cool. When the body feels hot, the cold pathogen is forced out. Recovery occurs either through sweating or the appearance of fine red rashes. (From *Mifang Jiyuan*)