爪黄之病。口苦舌干。身体急强。面目俱黄。行履不得。言语狂乱。四肢疼痛。发即便
走。
瓜蒂散（圣济总录）
用瓜蒂一两为细末。每服半钱匕。新汲水调下。不拘时以吐利为度。
治肠黄心中闷绝。肠内疼痛。状如刀刺。先烙大肠俞。次烙小肠俞气海。如未瘥。宜服。
四味黄芩汤（圣济总录）
黄芩（去黑心） 当归（各一两） 黑豆（半合） 茅根（半两） 上细锉三服。每服
水一盏
半。煎
治犊黄。舌两边先从后起。次生向前。两傍有赤脉。状如蚯蚓。宜急烙断。毒瓦斯贯舌。
其状
治气黄。先从脚膝浮肿。大小便难。心寒颤掉。宜烙百会及两口角。次灸中脘二七壮。
此黄
治猪黄。口嚼。沫从口角出。九日不治。十日疾势已过。宜急灸两牙关二七壮。次灸承
浆二
治土黄。身体冷。面色青。宜灸大冲。及百会、后心、发际百壮。若面目歹。十指俱青。
不
治虾蟆黄。舌上青脉起。七日盛。九日病过。急烙大椎。此病昼夜不睡。宜服。
豉栀汤（圣济总录）
豉（二合） 栀子仁（七枚） 上粗捣筛。用水一盏半。煎至七分。去滓顿服。
夫诸黄者。其皆因伤寒为本。五脏互有所伤。热气相侵。致使病患心神恍惚。六腑不和。
七神无主。情意改变。或起坐卧不安。或狂言妄语。忽喜忽悲。或寒或热。或即多言。或即
不
是
大
The disease known as "Zhao Huang" (Claw Yellow). The patient experiences bitter taste in the mouth and dryness of the tongue. The body is stiff and rigid. Both the face and eyes appear yellow. Walking is difficult. Speech is delirious and chaotic. There is pain in the four limbs. Upon onset, the animal runs immediately.
Gua Di San (Melon Seed Powder) (from *Shengji Zonglu*)
Use one liang of Gua Di (Citrulli Fructus Semen) ground into a fine powder. For each dose, take half a qian bi (a small measuring spoon). Mix with fresh cold water and swallow. Time is not restricted; stop when vomiting or purging occurs.
Treating Chang Huang (Intestinal Yellow) causing stifling oppression in the heart. Pain inside the intestines. Feeling like knife stabbing. First moxa Da Chang Shu (BL25). Then moxia Xiao Chang Shu (BL27) and Qi Hai (CV6). If the condition does not improve, it is appropriate to take:
Si Wei Huang Qin Tang (Four-Ingredient Scutellaria Decoction) (from *Shengji Zonglu*)
Huang Qin (Scutellariae Radix) (remove black heart) [1 liang], Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix) [1 liang], Hei Dou (Sojae Semen Nigrum) [0.5 he], Mao Gen (Imperatae Rhizoma) [0.5 liang]. Finely chop the above ingredients for three doses. Each dose uses one dan and a half of water. Boil...
Treating Du Huang (Calf Yellow). Lesions on the sides of the tongue first appear from the back, then grow forward. Red meridians appear on both sides, resembling earthworms. It is appropriate to cauterize them immediately to sever them. Toxic qi penetrates the tongue. Its presentation...
Treating Qi Huang (Qi Yellow). Edema starts from the feet and knees. Difficulty in urination and defecation. Coldness in the heart with trembling. It is appropriate to moxa Bai Hui (GV20) and the two corners of the mouth. Then moxa Zhong Wan (CV12) for fourteen moxibustion units (zhuang). This type of Huang...
Treating Zhu Huang (Pig Yellow). When chewing, foam emerges from the corners of the mouth. If untreated for nine days, by the tenth day the disease momentum will have passed. It is appropriate to urgently moxa the two jaw joints (Ya Guan) for fourteen zhuang. Then moxa Cheng Jiang (CV24)...
Treating Tu Huang (Earth Yellow). The body feels cold. The complexion is greenish-blue. It is appropriate to moxa Da Chong (likely referring to a specific point or typo for Da Zhui/Chong Men, but keeping original term), Bai Hui (GV20), Hou Xin (Back Heart), and the hairline for one hundred zhuang. If the face and eyes look bad and all ten fingers turn blue...
Treating Xia Ma Huang (Toad Yellow). Blue veins rise on the tongue. The seventh day sees peak severity. By the ninth day, the disease passes. Urgently cauterize Da Zhui (GV14). This disease causes sleeplessness day and night. It is appropriate to take:
Chi Zhi Tang (Fermented Soybean and Gardenia Decoction) (from *Shengji Zonglu*)
Chi (Douchi, Fermented Sojae Semen) [2 he], Zhi Zi Ren (Gardeniae Semen) [seven pieces]. Coarsely crush and sieve the above. Use one dan and a half of water. Boil until seven parts remain. Remove dregs and take in one dose.
All types of Huang diseases originate fundamentally from Shang Han (Cold Damage). The five zang organs mutually injure each other. Heat qi invades each other, causing the patient's heart-mind to be trance-like. The six fu organs are disharmonious. The seven spirits lack a master. Emotions and intentions change. Sometimes there is restlessness in rising, sitting, lying down, or sleeping. Sometimes there is delirious speech. Sudden joy followed by sudden sorrow. Alternating chills and fever. Suddenly speaking much, or suddenly not speaking. This is great...