治男子白浊、妇女白带 用陈年冬瓜子仁，炒为末。每服五钱，空心米饮调下。
又方 治赤浊 用石莲肉莲心六两，甘草炙一两，为末。每服二钱，灯心煎汤调下。
治诸淋病 小便赤涩疼痛 用三叶酸浆草，洗净，捣汁一盏，酒一盏，搅匀。空心服，立通。
又方 治石淋 用蝼蛄七个，盐二两，同铺于新瓦上，以火焙干，研为末，温酒调下二钱，即愈。
又方 治五淋 以多年木梳烧存性，空心冷水调下。男用男梳，女用女梳。
又方 用白矾为细末，填脐中，滴以井水，通即去。
又方 治淋痛疼不可忍及砂石淋 以大萝卜切作一指浓四五片，用好蜜蘸淹少时，安铁铲上，慢火炙干。又蘸又
炙，取尽一二两蜜，翻覆炙，令香熟，不可焦。候冷细嚼，以盐汤送下。
又方 治五淋 用苎麻根两茎，切碎，以水一碗，煎半碗服，立通。
又方 治血淋 用干柿烧存性，为末，米饮调下。
治精气虚滑遗泄不禁 名玉琐丹 用龙骨、莲花蕊、鸡头实、乌梅肉各等分，上为末，用熟山药，去皮为膏，和丸
如小豆大。每服三十丸，空心米饮下。
又方 治精滑梦遗及小便后遗沥，名金樱丸 用金樱子、鸡头实各一两，白莲花蕊、龙骨（ ）各半两，上为
末，糊丸如梧桐子大。每服七八十丸，空心盐酒下。
又方 治精不禁危急者 名秘元丹 用龙骨（酒煮焙干为末）、灵砂（水飞）各一两，砂仁半两，诃子（小者热灰
煨取肉）半两，上为末，糯米糊丸如绿豆大。每服三十丸，空心温酒下，临卧白汤下。
又方 名樗树根丸 用良姜三钱（烧灰），黄柏、芍药各二钱（烧灰存性），樗树根皮一两五钱，上为末，面糊
丸，如梧桐子大。每服三十丸，空心茶汤下。
又方 治小便淋沥 用葵花一握，水煎五七沸服之。
治夜多小便 用纯糯米蒸糕一片，临卧炙令软，热啖之，仍以温酒下。不饮酒，白汤下。多啖愈佳，行坐良久，待
心下空便睡。一夜十余行者，当夜即止。
又方 用胡桃慢火煨熟，临卧温酒同嚼下。
治睡中遗尿 用燕窠中草，烧为末，水调服。
又方 用鸡肫肝一具并肠，净洗烧灰，男雌女雄，为末，酒调服。
又方 用小豆叶捣汁，空心温服一小盏。
Treatment for white turbidity in men and leukorrhea in women: Use aged winter melon seeds (Benincasae Semen), stir-fry them, grind into powder. Take 5 qian per dose, mixed with rice water on an empty stomach.
Another prescription for red turbidity: Use 6 liang of lotus seed flesh and lotus plumule, and 1 liang of licorice root (Gancao) processed with honey or heat. Grind into powder. Take 2 qian per dose, mixed with a decoction of centella asiatica (Dengxincao) broth.
Treatment for various strangury syndromes (Lín bìng), characterized by reddish, astringent, and painful urination: Take three-leaf acid grass (San Ye Suan), wash clean, crush to extract juice (one zhan), mix with one zhan of wine. Take on an empty stomach; urination will immediately become unobstructed.
Another prescription for lithiasis strangury (Shí lín): Take seven earthworms (Lóugū) and two liang of salt, spread together on a new tile, bake dry over fire, grind into powder. Mix with warm wine, take 2 qian; the condition will be cured.
Another prescription for five types of strangury (Wǔ lín): Burn an old wooden comb until it retains its nature (Cún xìng), mix with cold water, take on an empty stomach. Men use combs used by men, women use combs used by women.
Another method: Grind alum (Bái fán) into fine powder, fill into the umbilicus, drip well water onto it. Remove immediately after urination becomes unobstructed.
Another prescription for unbearable strangury pain and lithiasis strangury: Cut large radishes into slices about one finger-thick (four to five slices). Dip in good honey for a while, place on an iron shovel, and slowly roast dry. Dip again and roast repeatedly until one to two liang of honey is consumed. Flip and roast until fragrant and cooked, but do not burn. Let cool, chew thoroughly, and swallow with salt water.
Another prescription for five types of strangury: Take two stems of ramie root (Zhùmá gēn), cut into pieces, decoct in one bowl of water until half remains, then take. Urination will immediately become unobstructed.
Another prescription for hematuria strangury (Xuè lín): Burn dried persimmon until it retains its nature, grind into powder, mix with rice water and take.
Treatment for deficiency-induced seminal emission and involuntary leakage, named Yùsuǒ Dān (Jade Lock Pill): Take equal parts of dragon bone (Lónggǔ), lotus stamen (Liánhuā ruǐ), euryale seed (Jītóu shí/Cìshí), and dark plum flesh (Wūméi ròu). Grind into powder. Use cooked Chinese yam (Shānyào), peeled and made into a paste, to bind the powder into pills the size of small beans. Take 30 pills per dose with rice water on an empty stomach.
Another prescription for seminal slipperiness, nocturnal emission, and post-urination dribbling, named Jīnyīng Wán (Cherokee Rose Fruit Pill): Take one liang of Cherokee rose fruit (Jīnyīngzǐ) and one liang of euryale seed (Jītóu shí), and half a liang each of white lotus stamen (Liánhuā ruǐ) and dragon bone (Lónggǔ). Grind into powder, bind with starch paste into pills the size of sophora seeds. Take 70–80 pills per dose with salt wine on an empty stomach.
Another prescription for critical cases of involuntary seminal emission, named Mìyuán Dān (Secret Origin Pill): Take one liang of dragon bone (Lónggǔ) (boiled in wine, baked dry, and ground) and one liang of cinnabar spirit (Língshā) (processed by levigation). Take half a liang of amomum fruit (Shārén) and half a liang of chebula terminalia (Hēzǐ) (small ones roasted in hot ashes, flesh extracted). Grind into powder, bind with glutinous rice paste into pills the size of mung beans. Take 30 pills per dose with warm wine on an empty stomach, and with plain water before bed.
Another prescription named Chūshù Gēn Wán (Tree of Heaven Root Pill): Take three qian of galangal (Liángjiāng) (burned to ash), two qian each of phellodendron bark (Huángbò) and peony root (Sháoyào) (burned to ash retaining efficacy), and one liang five qian of tree of heaven root bark (Chūshù gēnpí). Grind into powder, bind with flour paste into pills the size of sophora seeds. Take 30 pills per dose with tea or broth on an empty stomach.
Another prescription for dribbling strangury: Take a handful of sunflower (Kuíhuā), decoct in water for five to six boils, then take.
Treatment for frequent nocturia: Take a piece of pure glutinous rice steamed cake, roast until soft before bed, eat while hot, and follow with warm wine. If unable to drink alcohol, use plain water. Eating more is better. Walk or sit for a while until the epigastrium feels empty, then sleep. For those urinating more than ten times a night, it will stop that very night.
Another method: Roast walnuts (Hétao) slowly over low heat until cooked. Chew and swallow with warm wine before bed.
Treatment for enuresis during sleep: Burn grass from swallows' nests into powder, mix with water and take.
Another method: Take one chicken gizzard liver and intestine, wash clean, burn to ash. Use female chicken parts for males and male chicken parts for females (note: literal translation of "nan ci nv xiong"). Grind into powder, mix with wine and take.
Another method: Crush small bean leaves (Xiàodòu yè) to extract juice, take one small zhan warm on an empty stomach.