（附呃逆 翻胃噎膈）
〔食伤脾胃〕 陈火肉骨。或白酒酒药。（ 存性。）砂糖调服。皆效。
〔胃强脾弱〕 饮食不能运化。胸膈胀闷不舒。白蒺藜。（去刺炒黄取净末十两） 水
法为丸。每服二钱。空心白汤下。如食积重者。加山楂肉。（饭上蒸三次晒干净末四两）如
呕吐作酸。口苦舌烂。有痰加苍术。（去芦米泔水浸洗刮去黑皮切片晒干炒黄磨取头末十两）
川黄连。（酒炒净末二两）蜜丸。白汤下。老年血枯之人。宜酌用之。（恐苍术过于燥血也。）
〔胃脘嘈杂吐清水〕 广橘红为末。五更坐起床上。安末五分于手心男左女右干舐下。
勿卧。服三四次愈。
〔饮食不住口仍易饥饿〕 绿豆。糯米。黄麦。（各一升炒熟）共磨成粉。每服一酒杯。
以滚汤调服。三五日即效。
〔胸膈饱胀虚肿〕 苍术。（制如前末四两） 陈皮。浓朴。（各五分）川椒。（少许）
猪肚一具。去油净。入大蒜装满。线缝口。用冷热水各七碗。先烧滚入肚。煮至水干为度。
取
出捣烂无丝。合前药末为丸。每日空心滚汤下二钱。最速效。
〔呃逆〕 因寒而起者。良姜。（一钱五分）丁香。（一钱）柿蒂。（二钱）甘草。（炙五
分）
水煎服。 柿蒂煎汤饮亦止。 日久不愈。连四五十声者。生姜汁一杯。加蜜一二匙。温热
服之即止。 用纸燃刺鼻中。得嚏即止。 诸药不效。用硫黄。乳香。各等分。以酒煎。令
病患以鼻嗅之即止。（或单用雄黄。酒煎。嗅鼻即止。）
〔呃逆灸法〕 妇人以乳头垂下到处是穴。男子以乳头下一指许为率。骨间动脉处是穴。
男左女右。灸一处。艾炷如小麦大。着火即止。三壮不止者。不可治。此最神效。
〔噎膈翻胃〕 凡人朝食而暮吐。暮食而朝吐。或食罢即吐。谓之翻胃。饮食膈噎。咽
吞不下。谓之膈食。二者名异。而症实同。盖翻胃未有不由于膈噎起。此症年老及血气枯槁
者难治。惟痰火久郁。胃脘壅塞者。可渐次调治。
〔胃热呕噎〕 芦根五两。切碎。水煎空心服即止。 凡噎症。用糯米粉。以牛涎拌作
小丸。煮熟食之即效。或水服牛口。涎二匙。终身不噎。（以水洗净老牛口。用盐涂之。以
荷叶包牛口。使耕力乏即涎出。）
〔气噎不下饮〕 枇杷叶。（去毛净蜜炙五钱）陈皮。（去白一钱半）生姜三片。水煎匀
二次服。并治暴呕吐。
〔翻胃〕 芦根。茅根。（各二两）水煎服。（凡用芦根。取不浮露在外者。） 翻胃吐
食初起。用树上黄香圆。粪内浸七日。再用童便浸七日。水洗风干。煎汤吃。 干柿饼。每
用
三枚。连蒂捣烂。用酒服甚效。 甘蔗汁一碗。入生姜汁半钟匀二次。服三次效。（甘蔗汁
又治中酒毒干呕者） 大鲫鱼。（自死者一个。活者不效。）剖去肠留鳞。用大蒜头去皮切薄。
填
鳞骨俱去。用平胃散。（姜炒浓朴一钱陈皮一钱米泔浸过苍术一钱甘草六分共为末）杵丸桐
子
大。晒干收贮。勿令泄气。空心米汤下三十丸。 日久不效。用韭汁。（二两）牛乳。（一盏）
生姜。（五钱取汁）竹沥。（半盏）童便。（一盏）和匀温服效。 曾治一人。饮食一二日后。
一
齐吐出。气味酸变。病久肌肉尽落。皮枯羊粪。诸药无效。用千金方。猪板油。（十两熬净
去渣）白蜜。（八两炼净）二味再入铜锅内熬数沸。入生姜自然汁三两。和匀。取起成膏。
不
时含服含化。初吃一服。尚吐一次。连吃三服全愈。（原孙真人治关隔不通神方也。） 久吐
枯燥有服人乳多吃燕窝而愈者。
〔冷涎翻胃〕 其形发时先吐冷涎。次则吐食。因劳而起者。多。用大黄。（一两生姜
自然汁半茶杯。炙大黄令燥。浸入姜汁内。再炙再浸。以汁尽为度。）切焙为末。每服二钱。
用
〔膈食〕 马子碱。（火 透四两）研细。蜜水调服。
〔隔气〕 沉香。（一钱磨汁）白汤徐下。 凡噎膈症病久。已经血枯。肠结羊矢。口
吐蟹沫。或年过五十岁者。勿服峻利之药。
(Attached: Hiccups, Fanwei [Reversal Stomach], Yige [Dysphagia])
[Food Injury to Spleen and Stomach] Consuming old roasted meat bones, or using white wine and yeast (preserving their nature). Take with rock sugar; all are effective.
[Strong Stomach and Weak Spleen] Inability to transport and transform food, distension and fullness in the chest and diaphragm. Take Tribulus Terrestris Fructus (Bai Jili, 白蒺藜) (remove spines, stir-fry until yellow, take ten taels of pure powder), make pills using water-pellet method. Take two qian per dose, swallow with plain warm water on an empty stomach. If food stagnation is severe, add Hawthorn Fruit (Shan Zha, 山楂) (steam over rice three times, dry, grind into four taels of powder). If vomiting with acid regurgitation, bitter taste, oral ulcers, and phlegm occur, add Atractylodes Rhizome (Cang Zhu, 苍术) (remove rhizome base, soak and wash in rice bran water, scrape off black skin, slice, dry, stir-fry until yellow, take ten taels of finest powder) and Coptis Rhizome (Chuan Lian Lian, 川黄连) (stir-fry with wine, take two taels of pure powder), make honey pills, swallow with plain warm water. For elderly individuals with blood depletion, use with discretion (as Cang Zhu may be too drying and damage blood).
[Epigastric Discomfort with Clear Saliva Vomiting] Grind Tangerine Peel (Guang Ju Hong, 广橘红) into powder. At the fifth watch (5-7 AM), sit up in bed, place five fen of powder in the palm of the hand (left for men, right for women), lick it dry and swallow. Do not lie down after taking. Three to four doses will cure.
[Constant Eating and Easy Hunger] Mung Bean (Lu Dou, 绿豆), Glutinous Rice (Nuo Mi, 糯米), Yellow Wheat (Huang Mai, 黄麦) (one sheng each, stir-fried until cooked). Grind together into powder. Take one wine cup per dose, mix with boiling water and take. Effective within three to five days.
[Chest and Diaphragm Fullness with Edema] Atractylodes Rhizome (Cang Zhu, 苍术) (processed as above, four taels of powder), Citrus Peel (Chen Pi, 陈皮), Magnolia Bark (Hou Po, 浓朴) (five fen each), Sichuan Pepper (Chuan Jiao, 川椒) (a small amount). Take one pig stomach, remove fat and clean, fill with garlic cloves, sew shut with thread. Use seven bowls of cold water and seven bowls of hot water. Bring to a boil, insert the stomach, and cook until the water is dry. Remove the stomach, mash until no fibers remain, mix with the aforementioned powders to make pills. Take two qian with boiling water on an empty stomach daily; this yields the fastest results.
[Hiccups] Caused by cold: use Galangal Rhizome (Liang Jiang, 良姜) (one qian five fen), Clove (Ding Xiang, 丁香) (one qian), Persimmon Calyx (Shi Di, 柿蒂) (two qian), Licorice Root (Gan Cao, 甘草) (roasted, five fen). Decoct in water and take. Drinking decoction of Shi Di alone also stops hiccups. If chronic and persistent, with forty to fifty consecutive hiccups, take one cup of Ginger Juice (Sheng Jiang Zhi, 生姜汁), add one or two spoons of honey, take warm to stop immediately. Ignite paper to stimulate the nose; sneezing stops it. If all medicines fail, use Sulfur (Liu Huang, 硫黄) and Frankincense (Ru Xiang, 乳香) in equal parts, decoct in wine, and let the patient inhale the vapor to stop it. (Or use only Realgar (Xiong Huang, 雄黄) decocted in wine, inhale to stop.)
[Moxibustion for Hiccups] For women, the points are wherever the nipple hangs down; for men, about one finger's breadth below the nipple. The point is located at the arterial pulse between the ribs. Left side for men, right side for women. Moxa cone size like a wheat grain; stop immediately upon ignition. If three moxa cones do not work, it is incurable. This method is most miraculous.
[Yige and Fanwei] Anyone who eats in the morning and vomits in the evening, or eats in the evening and vomits in the morning, or vomits immediately after eating, is called Fanwei (Reversal Stomach). Food gets stuck in the diaphragm, unable to swallow, is called Yige (Dysphagia). The names differ, but the symptoms are essentially the same. Fanwei invariably originates from Yige. This condition is difficult to treat in the elderly and those with depleted Qi and Blood. Only cases caused by long-standing Phlegm-Fire stagnation and epigastric obstruction can be gradually treated.
[Stomach Heat with Vomiting and Dysphagia] Reeds Rhizome (Lu Gen, 芦根) five taels, cut into pieces, decoct in water and take on an empty stomach to stop. For any dysphagia case, use Glutinous Rice Flour, mix with Ox Saliva to make small pills, cook and eat for effect. Or take two spoons of Ox Saliva mixed with water; lifelong dysphagia will not recur. (Clean an old ox's mouth with water, apply salt, wrap the mouth with Lotus Leaf, causing saliva to flow when the ox is tired from plowing.)
[Qi Obstruction Preventing Drinking] Loquat Leaf (Pi Pa Ye, 枇杷叶) (remove hairs, honey-roasted, five qian), Citrus Peel (Chen Pi, 陈皮) (remove white pith, one qian half), Ginger (three slices). Decoct in water, divide into two doses. Also treats sudden vomiting.
[Fanwei] Reeds Rhizome (Lu Gen, 芦根), Imperata Rhizome (Mao Gen, 茅根) (two taels each). Decoct in water and take. (When using Lu Gen, select those not exposed floating outside.) For early-stage Fanwei vomiting food, use Huang Xiang Yuan (Yellow Fragrant Orange) from trees, soak in manure for seven days, then soak in Child's Urine (Tong Bian, 童便) for seven days, wash with water, air-dry, and drink the decoction. Dried Persimmon Cake (Gan Shi Bing, 干柿饼), three pieces per dose, mash with stem intact, take with wine; very effective. One bowl of Sugarcane Juice (Gan Zhe Zhi, 甘蔗汁), add half a zhong of Ginger Juice, mix well, divide into two doses; three doses show effect. (Sugarcane Juice also treats dry heaving from alcohol toxicity.) Large Crucian Carp (Da Ji Yu, 大鲫鱼) (one dead fish naturally; live ones are ineffective). Gut without removing scales, fill between scales and bones with peeled, thinly sliced Garlic Bulbs (Da Suan Tou, 大蒜头). Use Pingwei San (Stomach-Pacifying Powder) (Magnolia Bark stir-fried with Ginger, one qian; Citrus Peel, one qian; Atractylodes soaked in rice bran water, one qian; Licorice, six fen, all ground to powder). Pound into pills the size of Toona seeds, dry and store, preventing gas leakage. Take thirty pills with rice soup on an empty stomach. If ineffective after a long time, use Leek Juice (Jiu Zhi, 韭汁) (two taels), Cow Milk (Niu Ru, 牛乳) (one zhan), Ginger Juice (five qen taken), Bamboo Sap (Zhu Li, 竹沥) (half a zhan), Child's Urine (one zhan). Mix evenly and take warm for effect. Once treated a patient who vomited everything eaten after one or two days, sour smell, emaciated with muscles gone, skin dry like sheep dung, all medicines failed. Used Qianjin Fang (Prescription from Thousand Gold): Pig Subcutaneous Fat (Zhu Ban You, 猪板油) (ten taels, boiled clean, dregs removed), White Honey (Bai Mi, 白蜜) (eight taels, refined). Boil these two again in a copper pot for several boils, add three liang of fresh Ginger Juice, mix evenly, cool to form ointment. Hold in mouth and dissolve occasionally. Initially, one dose still resulted in one vomit; after three continuous doses, fully cured. (Originally a divine prescription by Sun Simiao for obstruction.) Long-term vomiting leading to dryness has been cured by consuming human milk and bird's nest.
[Cold Saliva Fanwei] Onset begins with vomiting cold saliva, then food. Often caused by labor/fatigue. Use Rhubarb (Da Huang, 大黄) (one tael, half tea cup of fresh Ginger Juice. Roast Rhubarb until dry, soak in Ginger Juice, roast again, soak again, until juice is exhausted). Cut, bake, and grind to powder. Take two qian per dose... [Text cuts off here].
[Yige (Dysphagia)] Ma Zi Jian (Horse Egg Alkali?) (calcined through, four taels). Grind fine, take with honey-water mixture.
[Qi Obstruction] Agarwood (Chen Xiang, 沉香) (one qian, ground to juice). Swallow slowly with plain warm water. For chronic Yige/Fanwei with blood depletion, hard stool like sheep dung, crab-bubble sputum, or age over fifty, do not use harsh purgatives.