自汗盗汗 随时出汗为自汗，属阳虚。睡中出汗为盗汗，属阴虚。用五倍子研末，津调，填脐中缚定，一夜即
止也。（《集灵》）
一方，用麻黄根、蛤粉、粟米（各等分）为末，袋盛扑之，佳。（《本草从新》）
自汗不止 何首乌末津调，封脐中。（《集简方》）
盗汗 五倍子去蛀末，炙干研末，男用女唾，女用男唾，调浓糊，填脐中，用膏药贴之，勿令泄气，两次即愈。
（《种德堂方》）
手汗 黄 葛根（各一两） 荆芥 防风（各二钱） 水煎汤一盆，热熏而温洗，三次即止。（《石室秘 》）
脚汗 白矾、干葛煎汤洗。（《济生编》）
脚底多汗 烧尸场上土，铺于鞋底内蹉之，灰亦可。（《集玄方》）
涂乳止汗 川郁金研细末，临卧以津调，涂乳上自止。（《医宗必读》）
骨蒸发热 雄黄一两（末），入小便一升，研如粉。乃取黄理石一枚，方圆一尺者，炭火烧之，三食顷，浓淋
汁于石上，置薄毡于上，患人脱衣坐之，衣被围住，勿令泄气，三五度瘥。（《外台秘要》）
虚火背热 虚火上行，背内热如火炙者，附子（末）津调，涂涌泉穴。（《摘玄方》）
烧香治痨 玄参（一斤） 甘松（六两） 为末，炼蜜（一斤）和匀，入瓶中封闭，地中埋 ，十日取出。更
用灰木（六两）、炼蜜（六两），同和入瓶，更 五日，取出烧之，常令闻香，疾自愈。颂曰∶初八瓶中封固，煮一复时，
破瓶取捣，入蜜，别以瓶盛，埋地中 过，用亦可熏衣。（《经验单方》）
灸痨虫法 用癸亥日灸两腰眼低陷中之穴，每穴灸艾七炷，十一炷尤妙。先隔一日点穴，方睡至半夜子时，交
癸亥日期便灸，其虫俱从大便中出，即用火焚之，并埋之深坑中。（《证治汇补》）
救痨怯妙法 凡男女患一切痨怯者，用上好箭头砂（一两）、透明雄黄（五钱）、共为细末，单层绵纸包固，选
未曾行经十二三岁壮实童女，将药贴放童女脐内，汗巾栓缚一周时，取下秤药，比前重三钱余者更妙，即刻拴于病患脐
上。须先备人乳十余碗，候病患口干作燥，与乳饮之，渴止乳亦止，然后解下脐上之药，其病自去，再用补养调理，十
人九活。（《传家宝》）
阴绝痨虫传染法 从来痨病十无一痊，总因肺有痨虫，医药莫加，何能疗愈。要知病患将死之前，虫必飞出，
或转投入诸窍内，亦渐成痨不救，此所谓传尸痨也。传染多在亲人，或乘人昏忙时，或乘人沉睡时，虫即入窍，因此往
往蔓延，甚厉无法可治。予得异人神法，以免其虫，则传染之患自除。法于病患将终之前几日，用水龙骨数斤（《即船上
旧油锻石箍桶， 船人家颇多），在病床前常烧不绝，病患即发谵语，意若深怨此烟，盖虫食人血，渐成怪幻，为烟 所，
不得飞出，借人言以为痛恨也。病患既故，仍烧不止，其胸前明明高拱一块，即痨虫闭死矣。虫既不得飞出，则传染之
病遂绝。此法经验非常，仍望知者遍传，令受害之家永脱此厄，便是积德。（同上）
Sweating during the day at any time is called spontaneous sweating (Zihan), which belongs to Yang deficiency. Sweating during sleep is called night sweating (Daohan), which belongs to Yin deficiency. Use Galla Chinensis (Wubeizi) ground into powder, mixed with saliva, filled into the umbilicus and secured; it will stop in one night. (*Ji Ling*)
Another prescription: use Radix Ephedrae (Mahuanggen), Gensha (Ge Fen), and Setaria Italica (Sumi) (in equal parts) ground into powder, placed in a bag and dusted on the body; this is excellent. (*Bencao Congxin*)
Spontaneous sweating that does not stop: Use Polygonum multiflorum (Heshouwu) powder mixed with saliva, applied to the umbilicus. (*Jijian Fang*)
Night sweating: Remove worm-eaten parts of Galla Chinensis (Wubeizi), dry by roasting, and grind into powder. For males, mix with female saliva; for females, mix with male saliva. Make a thick paste, fill into the umbilicus, cover with a plaster, do not let air escape; it will heal after two applications. (*Zhongdetang Fang*)
Hand sweating: Use Pueraria lobata (Gegen) (each 1 liang), Schizonepeta (Jingjie), and Saposhnikovia divaricata (Fangfeng) (each 2 qian). Decoct in water to make a basin of soup. First fumigate with heat, then wash when warm; it will stop after three times. (*Shishi Mi Lu*)
Foot sweating: Decoct Alum (Baifan) and Pueraria lobata (Gegen) in water to wash. (*Jisheng Bian*)
Excessive sweating on the soles of feet: Burn soil from a corpse field, spread inside shoe soles, and rub against the feet; ash can also be used. (*Jixuan Fang*)
Applying to breasts to stop sweating: Curcuma aromatica (Chuyu Jin) ground into fine powder, mixed with saliva before bedtime, applied to the breasts; sweating stops spontaneously. (*Yizong Bidu*)
Bone-steaming fever: Realgar (Xionghuang) 1 liang (ground), added to one sheng of urine, ground until powdery. Take a piece of Huangli stone one chi square, burn it with charcoal for about the time of three meals. Pour thick liquid onto the stone, place a thin felt mat on top, have the patient sit naked on it, surround with clothes and quilts to prevent heat loss; recover after three to five treatments. (*Waitai Miyao*)
Deficiency fire causing back heat: When deficiency fire rises and the interior of the back feels hot as if roasted, apply Aconitum carmichaelii (Fuzi) powder mixed with saliva to Yongquan (KI1). (*Zhai Xuan Fang*)
Burning incense to treat consumption: Scrophularia ningpoensis (Xuanshen) 1 jin, Nardostachys chinensis (Gansong) 6 liang, ground into powder. Mix with refined honey 1 jin, seal in a bottle, bury in the ground for ten days, then take out. Add wood ash 6 liang and refined honey 6 liang, mix well, put in a bottle, bury again for five days, take out and burn. Constantly inhale the fragrance, and the disease will heal itself. Song said: Seal tightly in a bottle on the eighth day, boil for one shichen, break the bottle, take out and pound, add honey, store in another bottle, bury in the ground overnight; can also be used to fumigate clothes. (*Jingyan Danfang*)
Moxibustion method for treating "labor worms": On a Guihai day, moxibustion is performed on the depressed acupoints in both lower waist areas. Moxa sticks are burned seven times per acupoint; eleven times is especially good. Mark the acupoints one day prior, sleep until midnight Zi hour, enter the Guihai period, then perform moxibustion. The worms will all exit through the stool, immediately burn them with fire, and bury them deep in a pit. (*Zhengzhi Huibu*)
Excellent method for saving consumption weakness: For men or women suffering from any consumption weakness, use high-quality arrowhead sand (1 liang) and transparent realgar (5 qian), grind together into fine powder, wrap securely in single-layer silk paper. Select a healthy girl aged twelve or thirteen who has not yet menstruated. Place the medicine inside the girl's umbilicus, bind with a sweat towel for one week. Remove and weigh the medicine; if it weighs more than three qian heavier than before, it is even better. Immediately tie it to the patient's umbilicus. Prepare over ten bowls of human milk beforehand. Wait until the patient complains of dry mouth and thirst, give milk to drink. Stop giving milk when thirst stops, then remove the medicine from the umbilicus. The disease will naturally depart. Follow up with tonic nourishment and regulation; nine out of ten will survive. (*Chuanji Bao*)
Method to prevent transmission of yin-extinction labor worms: Historically, ten cases of consumption rarely see one recovery, mainly because there are "labor worms" in the lungs, making medical treatment ineffective. It is known that before the patient dies, the worms must fly out, or enter various orifices, gradually forming incurable consumption, known as "transmitting corpse consumption." Transmission mostly occurs among relatives, either taking advantage of the person being confused/busy or sleeping deeply, allowing worms to enter orifices, thus spreading widely and severely with no cure. I obtained a divine method from an unusual person to avoid these worms, thereby eliminating the risk of transmission. The method is: a few days before the patient passes away, burn several jin of Shui Longgu (i.e., old oil-forged iron hoops for barrels on boats, common among boatmen) continuously in front of the sickbed. The patient will speak deliriously, seemingly resenting the smoke deeply, likely because the worms feeding on blood have become monstrous and are forced back by the smoke, unable to fly out, expressing their hatred through human speech. After the patient dies, continue burning. A distinct bulge will clearly appear on the chest, indicating the labor worms have died trapped inside. Since the worms cannot fly out, the infectious disease is cut off. This method is extremely effective. I hope those who know this will spread it widely, allowing affected families to forever escape this disaster, which is accumulating virtue. (Same source)