生地黄汤 抵当汤丸今总难用，以此代之，甚觉和平。
生地（二三钱） 干漆（一钱，炒烟尽） 生藕汁（一小盅。如无，以大蓟一二钱代之）
蓝叶（钱半） 大黄（一二钱，生熟酌用） 桃仁（一钱，去皮，研） 归尾（二钱，酒洗）
红花（六分，酒洗）
水与藕汁同煎。原方水蛭、虻虫，今改为归尾、红花。蓄血有上中下之殊，上焦胸中，手不可
近而痛者，犀角地黄汤。中脘手不可近，桃仁承气。脐下小腹手不可近，抵当嫌峻猛，此汤主之。
或再加枳实、苏木，用者酌之。
黑膏 治瘟毒发斑如锦纹。
生地（二两） 淡豆豉（三两）
以猪油半斤合煎之，至浓汁，次入雄黄末五分，麝香六分，丸弹子大，白汤化一丸，未见效，
再服。
青黛一物汤 通治发斑，青黛，水和服。
归葛饮 治阳明瘟暑，大热渴。
当归 葛根（鲜者更好）
水煎，冷水浸凉，徐服，得汗即愈。
又方 只用鲜葛根一味， 碎捣汁，滤出，任意饮。大治阳明瘟疫。
玉泉散 治阳明内热烦渴头痛，二便闭结，发斑发黄，及热痰喘嗽等症。此益元散之变方
也，其功倍之。
石膏（六两，生用） 粉草（一两，生用） 朱砂（三钱）
共为细末，每酌服一二三钱。新汲水对滚水服。
治赤斑方 独脚乌 根研，酒服甚效。
治出斑方 暑月昏沉，未明症候，恐是出丹。以生黄豆数颗食之，如不觉腥，即以生黄豆（水泡）。
研汁一小盅，和水服。
治发斑困笃，蟾蜍（旱地虾蟆。）去肠。宜去皮与头，恐有酥。生捣食一二枚，效。如不效，
再带皮与头捣服。
鱼头骨灰散 治伤寒瘟疫，瘾疹不能发，服此即发。
鱼头骨（烧灰存性）
研细，热黄酒调服二三分。
青木香煎 治发斑疹。
青木香（一两）
水煎服，效。若腹满不得小便，用雄黄细末，蜜丸枣核大，纳溺孔中。发斑怪症，目赤，鼻
张大喘，浑身出斑，毛发如铜铁，乃热毒瓦斯结于下焦也。
白矾 滑石（各一两）
共末，水三盅，煎减半，不住服尽效。
麦奴丸 （麦奴，麦穗乌霉也。）治阳毒温毒，热极发斑，为救急良药。
麦奴 梁上尘 釜底煤 灶突墨 麻黄 黄芩 大黄 朴硝（等分）
为末，蜜丸弹子大，每服一丸，水下。
发斑赤黑，青木香一两，水三杯，煎一盅服。
斑疹出不快，钩藤钩、紫草茸等分，末，温黄酒服一钱。
发斑取汁，猪胆汁、醋等分，鸡子一枚，合煎服，汗出愈。不愈再服。
Shengdi Huang Tang (Rehmannia Decoction): Didang Tang (Ephedra and Asarum Pill) and Didang Wan are difficult to use nowadays; this formula serves as a substitute and feels very mild.
Sheng Di (2-3 qian) Gan Qi (1 qian, stir-fried until smoke ceases) Sheng Ou Zhi (1 small cup; if unavailable, replace with Da Ji 1-2 qian)
Lan Ye (1.5 qian) Da Huang (1-2 qian, raw or cooked as appropriate) Tao Ren (1 qian, peeled and crushed) Gui Wei (2 qian, washed in wine)
Hong Hua (6 fen, washed in wine)
Decoct with water and Ou Zhi. The original formula uses Shui Zhi (Leech) and Meng Chong (Dragonfly Larva), now replaced by Gui Wei and Hong Hua. Blood stasis (Xue Yu) varies by upper, middle, and lower jiao: for pain in the upper jiao chest that cannot be touched, Xijiao Dihuang Tang is used; for pain in the middle epigastrium that cannot be touched, Tao Ren Chengqi Tang is used; for pain in the lower abdomen below the navel that cannot be touched, Didang Tang is considered too harsh, so this decoction is indicated. One may additionally add Zhi Shi and Su Mu at the practitioner's discretion.
Hei Gao (Black Plaster): Treats macules caused by epidemic toxins, resembling brocade patterns.
Sheng Di (2 liang) Dan Dou Chi (3 liang)
Decoct with half a jin of lard until the liquid is thick, then add Xiong Huang powder (5 fen) and She Xiang (6 fen). Roll into pills the size of a bullet. Dissolve one pill in plain warm water and take. If ineffective, take another dose.
Qing Dai Yi Wu Tang (Single Herb Qing Dai Decoction): Universally treats macules. Take Qing Dai, mix with water, and ingest.
Gui Ge Yin (Angelica and Pueraria Drink): Treats Yangming epidemic summerheat, presenting with high fever and thirst.
Dang Gui Ge Gen (Fresh root is better)
Decoct with water, cool in cold water, and drink slowly. Recovery occurs with sweating.
Another Prescription: Use only fresh Ge Gen, crush and extract juice, filter, and drink freely. It effectively treats Yangming epidemic.
Yu Quan San (Jade Spring Powder): Treats symptoms of Yangming internal heat such as irritability, thirst, headache, constipation of urine and stool, macules, jaundice, and wheezing cough due to hot phlegm. This is a modified formula of Yiyuan San, with doubled efficacy.
Shi Gao (6 liang, raw) Fen Cao (1 liang, raw) Zhu Sha (3 qian)
Grind into fine powder. Take 1-3 qian each time. Mix with fresh well water and boiling water before ingestion.
Prescription for Red Macules: Crush the root of Du Jiao Wu, take with wine. Very effective.
Prescription for Erupting Macules: In summer, if lethargic and symptoms unclear, suspect Dan poison. Eat several raw soybeans. If no fishy taste is perceived, soak raw soybeans, crush into juice (1 small cup), mix with water, and drink.
For Critical Macules: Chan Chu (Toad), remove intestines. Skin and head should be removed as they may contain toxic secretion. Crush raw and eat 1-2 toads. Effective. If ineffective, include skin and head when crushing and taking.
Yutou Guhui San (Fish Head Bone Ash Powder): Treats Shanghan epidemic where urticaria fails to erupt; this formula promotes eruption.
Yutou Gu (Burn bone ash retaining nature)
Grind fine, mix with hot yellow wine, take 2-3 fen.
Qingmuxiang Jian (Akebia Decoction): Treats macules and rashes.
Qing Mu Xiang (1 liang)
Decoct with water and take. Effective. If abdominal fullness and urinary retention occur, use Xiong Huang fine powder, honey-pill sized like a date pit, insert into urethra. Strange macule cases with red eyes, open-mouthed panting, whole-body macules, and hair resembling copper/iron indicate heat-toxin accumulation in the lower jiao.
Bai Fan Hua Shi (1 liang each)
Grind to powder. Decoct in 3 cups of water until reduced by half. Take continuously until effective.
Mai Nu Wan (Wheat Mildew Pill): (Mai Nu refers to black mold on wheat ears.) Treats Yangdu and Wendu, extreme heat causing macules; it is an excellent emergency remedy.
Mai Nu Liangshang Chen Fudi Mei Zaotu Mo Ma Huang Huang Qin Da Huang Po Xiao (Equal parts)
Grind to powder, make honey-pills the size of bullets. Take one pill per dose with water.
For Blackish-Red Macules: Qing Mu Xiang 1 liang, decoct in 3 cups of water until 1 cup remains, then take.
For Slow Eruption of Macules/Rashes: Gouteng Gou and Zicao Rong in equal parts, grind to powder, take 1 qian with warm yellow wine.
Extract for Macules: Pig bile and vinegar in equal parts, plus one chicken egg. Decoct together and take. Recovery occurs with sweating. If not recovered, take again.