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This condition arises from irregular diet, or excessive drinking and overeating, leading to laxity and diarrhea of the intestines and stomach. Over time, cold accumulation occurs in the large intestine, causing blood circulation to stagnate and bleed out with the stool. Although this disease is common, there are cases that remain incurable throughout life. Quack doctors all use cooling herbs to stop bleeding, thus causing the condition to persist continuously. Because blood becomes more coagulated the more it is stopped, it cannot be treated by ordinary herbal medicines. The correct method: First, moxa the Shenque acupoint (CV-8) for one hundred burns, and take Jin Ye Dan (Golden Fluid Pill) ten taels. After a long period, white pus will be discharged, indicating that the root of the disease has been eliminated. (The *Classic* states: Injury to the Yin collaterals leads to internal hemorrhage; internal hemorrhage results in hematochezia. The treatment for this lies in distinguishing whether the pulse is strong or weak, and whether the complexion is bright or dull, determining whether to clear heat or warm the body; recovery is not difficult. However, if one does not guard against dietary indiscretions and indulges in alcohol and sexual activity, recovery is impossible.)

This condition is caused by excessive wine and sexual activity, depleting the True Qi, causing blood to transform into pus, leading to gradual emaciation and deep, fine pulses in all six positions. One should take Jin Ye Dan (Golden Fluid Pill) and Pi Li Tang (Thunderbolt Decoction) daily, and apply Bai Hua San (Hundred Flowers Powder) externally. After five or six days, mild abdominal pain may occur, followed by loose stools and prolonged urination. Sexual intercourse must be avoided; relapse will occur if forbidden. If Guanyuan acupoint (CV-4) is moxed for two hundred burns, the root of the disease will be removed. (Spermatorrhea, seminal emission, stranguria, and turbid urine all stem from errors in wine and sexual conduct. Hemorrhage is considered severe. When blood transforms into pus, it indicates Kidney deficiency-cold and corruption of essence, requiring warming and tonification. Strict abstinence is necessary; otherwise, death from Qi exhaustion will ensue.)

This condition results from excessive consumption of rich foods and alcohol, causing heat accumulation in the intestines, which eventually forms an abscess. Taking Dang Gui Jian Zhong Tang (Angelica Decoction to Build the Middle) can lead to self-healing. If located near the anus, it can be punctured with a needle to drain pus and blood, resulting in cure. (This syndrome presents with rough, scaly skin, tense and swollen abdominal skin, severe abdominal distension with fluid sounds upon movement, or sores around the umbilicus. If pus discharges from the umbilicus, it is untreatable. The general principle relies on oral diagnosis; if the abscess matures... death will follow.)

This condition is caused by excessive intake of wine and meat, leading to laxity and failure of the meridians to contract, causing intestinal rupture and formation of hemorrhoids. Taking Jin Ye Dan (Golden Fluid Pill) can lead to cure. Externally, take ten Shu Fu (Rat Woman/Oniscus asellus) insects, grind them into a paste, spread on paper, and apply; pain will cease shortly. For elderly patients, moxing Guanyuan acupoint (CV-4) for two hundred burns is essential; otherwise, due to Kidney Qi deficiency and downward injection of toxic factors, medication will be ineffective. (After coughing up blood, both the Large Intestine and Lung are extremely deficient, with heat sinking into the Large Intestine. Recovery is difficult. Focusing solely on treating hemorrhoids while ignoring the root cause invariably leads to death.)