\r芙蓉花\pb48.bmp\r，味苦、甜，性寒。无毒。主治清肺、凉血、散热、消肿，其应
如响。入肺，止咳嗽。解诸疮毒。单剂煎汤，止咳嗽。其叶可箍疮出头。
\r木槿花\pb49.bmp\r 味微苦、平，性微寒。治妇人白浊带下，男子遗精，良效。枝、
根，治疮痈。
（附方） 治妇人白带。
木槿花（二钱 为末），入人乳半钟，将花末拌于乳内，饭上蒸熟，食之效。
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\r土黄 \pb50.bmp\r，一名 菜叶。味辛、微甘，性温。生福建、四川者，主于补气。
土生者，主于破结气，下中气，止气疼，散瘀血，祛痰，消瘿瘤。生吃令人泻，蜜炒用。
（附方） 治一人生瘿瘤于项，咽喉内气粗喘促，喉内有痰声，响而不止。
土黄 （一
两蜜炒） 皮硝（三钱） 猪眼子（五钱）新瓦焙，去油，共为细末，蜜丸。每服（三钱） 滚
水送下
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\r王不留行\pb51.bmp\r，一名拔毒散。味苦，性寒。治妇人乳汁不通、乳痈、乳结红
肿。消诸疮肿毒。治小儿尿血，血淋，祛皮肤瘙痒，消风解热。梗、叶，细末醋调，敷痈疽
疮溃散。
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王不留行，此药性主走而不滞。气味苦，平。无毒。主治金疮、止血、逐痛、出刺、除
风痹内塞、止心烦、鼻衄、解痈疽毒、通乳窍、散血、利小便，其功最良。人多轻视，故特
着之。
小年药，又名拔毒散，一名扒毒散。治一切疮毒肿痛，为末，醋调敷。
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Furong Hua (Hibiscus Flower), with a bitter and sweet taste, is cold in nature. It is non-toxic. Its main indications include clearing the lungs, cooling blood, dissipating heat, and reducing swelling, with effects as prompt as an echo. It enters the Lung meridian and stops coughing. It resolves various sores and toxins. Decocted alone as a soup, it stops coughing. Its leaves can be used to bind sores and promote the emergence of pus heads.
Mujin Hua (Hibiscus Cannabinus Flower), with a slightly bitter taste and neutral nature, is slightly cold. It treats leukorrhea and vaginal discharge in women, and seminal emission in men, with good efficacy. The branches and roots treat carbuncles and sores.
(Attached Prescription) For treating leukorrhea in women.
Mujin Hua (2 qian, ground into powder), mixed with half a zhong of human milk. Steep the flower powder in the milk over rice until cooked, then consume for efficacy.
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Tu Huang [Note: Refers to a specific herbal material named Tu Huang, possibly related to Polygonum or similar plants], also known as Cai Ye. With a pungent and slightly sweet taste, it is warm in nature. Those grown in Fujian and Sichuan mainly tonify Qi.
Those grown locally mainly break stagnant Qi, descend middle Qi, stop Qi-related pain, dispel blood stasis, resolve phlegm, and eliminate goiters. Raw consumption causes diarrhea; it should be used after honey-frying.
(Attached Prescription) For treating a person with a goiter on the neck, characterized by coarse breathing and panting from within the throat, with rattling phlegm sounds in the throat that do not cease.
Tu Huang (1 liang, honey-fried) together with Piao Xiao (Natrii Sulfas, 3 qian) and Zhu Yan Zi (5 qian). Bake Zhu Yan Zi on new tiles to remove oil. Grind all into fine powder, form pills with honey. Take 3 qian per dose, washed down with boiling water.
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Wang Bu Liu Xing (Vaccariae Semen), also known as Ba Du San. With a bitter taste and cold nature, it treats breast milk obstruction, mastitis, and red swelling due to breast nodules in women. It dissipates various sore swellings and toxins. It treats hematuria and bloody stranguria in children, relieves skin itching, disperses wind, and clears heat. The stems and leaves, ground into fine powder and mixed with vinegar, are applied topically to ulcerated carbuncles and sores.
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Wang Bu Liu Xing has a nature that moves freely without stagnation. Its aroma and taste are bitter and neutral. It is non-toxic. Its main indications include treating metal wounds, stopping bleeding, expelling pain, removing splinters, relieving internal blockage from wind-bi, calming irritability, stopping epistaxis, resolving carbuncle toxins, unblocking lactation orifices, dispersing blood, and promoting urination. Its efficacy is excellent. People often underestimate this herb, so it is specially recorded here.
Xiao Nian Yao, also known as Ba Du San, or Pa Du San. It treats all types of sore toxins with swelling and pain. Ground into powder and mixed with vinegar for topical application.
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