凡得毒病愈后，百日之内，禁食猪，犬，羊肉，并伤血及肥鱼久腻，干鱼则必大下痢，
下则不可复救，又禁食面食，胡蒜，韭薤，生菜，虾 辈，食此多致复发则难治，又令到他
年数发也，治笃病新起早劳，及食饮多致欲死方。
烧鳖甲服方寸匕。
又方，以水服胡粉少许。
又方，粉三升，以暖水和服之，浓覆取汗。
又方，干苏一把，水五升，煮取二升，尽服之，无干者生亦可用，加生姜四两，豉一升
。
又方，鼠屎，两头尖者二七枚，豉五合，以水三升煎半，顿服之，可服，温覆取汗愈，
有麻子仁纳一升，加水一升，弥良，亦可纳枳实，葱白一虎口也。
又方，取伏鸡子壳碎之，熬令黄黑，细末，热汤服一合，温覆取汗。
又方，大黄，麻黄各二两，栀子仁十四枚，豉一升，水五升，煮取三升，分再服，当小
汗及下痢。
又方，浓煮甘皮服之，芦根亦佳。
觉多而发复方，烧饭筛末，服方寸匕，良。
治交接劳复，阴卵肿，或缩入腹，腹中绞痛或便绝方。
烧妇人月经衣服方寸匕。
又方，取 子一枚，撞之三十六，放于户中，逐使喘极，乃刺胁下取血一升，酒一升
，合和饮之，若卒无者，但服血，慎勿使冷，应用 。
又方，取所交接妇人衣，覆男子上。一食久，活。
又方，取 胫及血，和酒饮之，瘥。
又方，刮青竹茹二升，以水三升，煮令五六沸，然后绞去滓。以竹茹汤温服之，此方亦
通治劳复。
又方，矾石一分，硝三分，末，以大麦粥清，可方寸匕，三服，热毒随大小便出。
又方，取蓼子一大把，水 取汁，饮一升，干者浓取汁服之，葱头捣，以苦酒和服，
亦佳。
又方，蚯蚓数升，绞取汁，服之良。
若瘥后，病男接女，病女接男。安者阴易，病者发复，复者亦必死。
卒阴易病，男女温病，瘥后虽数十日，血脉未和，尚有热毒，与之交接者，即得病曰阴
易杀人。甚于时行，宜急治之。
令人身体重，小腹急热上肿胸，头重不能举，眼中生 ，膝胫拘急欲死方。
取妇人 ，亲阴上者，割取烧末，服方寸匕，日三，小便即利，而阴微肿者，此当愈。
得童女 亦良，若女病亦可用男 。
又方，鼠屎两头尖者二七枚，蓝一把，水五升，煮取二升，尽服之，温覆取汗。
又方，蚯蚓二十四枚，水一斗，煮取三升，一服，仍取汗，并良。
又方，末干姜四两，汤和顿服，温覆取汗，得解止。
又方，男初觉，便灸阴三七壮，若已尽。甚至百壮即愈，眼无妨，阴道疮复常。
两男两女，并不自相易，则易之为名，阴阳交换之谓也。
凡欲病患不复，取女人手足爪二十枚，又取女中下裳带一尺烧灰，以酒若米饮服之。
大病瘥后，小劳便鼻衄。
左顾牡蛎十分，石膏五分，捣末，酒服方寸匕，日三四，亦可蜜丸服，如梧子大服之。
大病瘥后多虚汗，及眼中流汗方。
杜仲，牡蛎分等，暮卧水服，五匕则停，不止更作。
又方，甘草二两，石膏二两，捣末，以浆服方寸匕，日二服，瘥。
又方，龙骨，牡蛎，麻黄根末杂粉以粉身，良。
又瘥复虚烦不得眠。眼中 疼懊 ，豉七合，乌梅十四枚，水四升，先煮梅取二升
半，纳豉取一升半，分再服。无乌梅，用栀子十四枚亦得。
又方，黄连四两，芍药二两，黄芩一两，胶三小挺，水六升，煮取三升，分三服，亦可
纳乳子黄二枚。
又方，千里流水一石，扬之万度，二斗半，半夏二两，洗之，秫米一斗，茯苓四两，合
煮得五升，分五服。
附方
《梅师方》，治伤寒瘥后，交接发动，困欲死，眼不开，不能语方。
栀子三十枚，水三升，煎取一升，服。
Whenever a patient recovers from a toxic disease (referring to severe infectious diseases or critical febrile conditions), within one hundred days, they must avoid consuming pork, dog meat, mutton, as well as foods that damage the blood vessels and fatty fish. Consuming dried fish will inevitably cause severe diarrhea; once diarrhea occurs, it cannot be saved. Additionally, one must avoid wheat products, garlic, leeks, scallions, raw vegetables, shrimp, etc. Eating these often leads to disease recurrence, which becomes difficult to treat, and may cause relapses for several years following the illness. This section provides formulas for treating critical illnesses where early exertion or improper diet after recovery nearly causes death.
Burn turtle plastron (Bie Jia) into ash and take one fangcun bi (a square-inch measure) per dose.
Another formula: Take a small amount of Hu Fen (Lead White Frost) with water.
Yet another formula: Take three sheng of rice flour, mix with warm water, and ingest. Then cover thickly to induce sweating.
Yet another formula: Take one handful of dried Perilla leaf (Zi Su Ye), add five sheng of water, boil down to two sheng, and drink all at once. If fresh leaves are unavailable, they can also be used, adding four liang of fresh ginger (Sheng Jiang) and one sheng of fermented soybean (Chi Dou).
Yet another formula: Take fourteen rat feces (Shu Shi) with pointed ends, half a he of Chi Dou, add three sheng of water, boil until reduced by half, and take in one dose. If tolerated, covering warmly to induce sweating will lead to recovery. One may also add one sheng of Hemp seed (Huo Ma Ren) and an additional sheng of water for better effect; alternatively, add Zhi Shi (Immature Bitter Orange) and a handful of Scallion white (Cong Bai).
Yet another formula: Crush the shells of eggs from brooding hens, roast until yellow-black, grind into fine powder, and take one ge with hot water. Cover warmly to induce sweating.
Yet another formula: Take two liang each of Da Huang (Rhubarb Root) and Ma Huang (Ephedra Stem), fourteen Zhizi Ren (Gardenia Seed), and one sheng of Chi Dou. Add five sheng of water, boil down to three sheng, and divide into two doses. Mild sweating and diarrhea should ensue.
Yet another formula: Decoct Gan Pi (Licorice Bark) strongly and drink it. Lu Gen (Reed Rhizome) is also good.
For weakness and relapse: Burn cooked rice, sift into powder, and take one fangcun bi. It is effective.
Formula for treating labor-relapse due to sexual intercourse, characterized by swollen testicles, retraction of testes into the abdomen, abdominal colic, or constipation:
Burn ashes from a menstruating woman’s clothing and take one fangcun bi.
Another formula: Take one rat, strike it thirty-six times, place it at the door until it pants excessively, then puncture its flank to extract one sheng of blood. Mix with one sheng of wine and drink. If a live rat is unavailable, use the blood alone, ensuring it does not cool. Use fresh blood.
Another formula: Place the underwear of the woman involved in intercourse over the man’s body for the duration of a meal; this can save him.
Another formula: Take the hind leg and blood of a male rabbit, mix with wine, and drink. The illness will heal.
Another formula: Scrape two sheng of Qing Zhu Ru (Green Bamboo Shavings), add three sheng of water, boil five to six times, then strain. Drink the bamboo shaving decoction warm. This formula is also generally applicable for labor-relapse.
Another formula: Mix one part Fan Shi (Alum) and three parts Xiao Shi (Niter), grind into powder. Mix with clear barley gruel and take one fangcun bi per dose, three times daily. Heat toxins will exit via urination and defecation.
Another formula: Take a large handful of Liao Zi (Polygonum seeds), decoct in water to extract juice, and drink one sheng. If dry, extract strong juice and drink. Crush scallion heads, mix with vinegar, and take; this is also good.
Another formula: Take several sheng of Earthworm (Di Long), extract juice, and drink. It is effective.
If, after recovery, a sick man has intercourse with a healthy woman, or a sick woman with a healthy man, the healthy partner contracts the condition (Yin Yi), while the sick partner suffers relapse. Relapse in this context is fatal.
Sudden onset of Yin Yi disease: After recovery from warm diseases, even if dozens of days have passed, the blood vessels are not yet harmonized, and residual heat toxins remain. Intercourse at this time transmits the disease, known as "Yin Yi," which is lethal. It is more severe than epidemic colds and requires urgent treatment.
Symptoms include heavy body, urgent heat in the lower abdomen, swelling of the chest, heavy head unable to lift, visual obscurations (Yi), and painful stiffness of knees and calves.
Formula: Cut pubic hair from a woman (preferably her own), burn to ash, and take one fangcun bi, three times daily. Once urination becomes smooth and slight swelling of the genitals occurs, recovery is indicated.
Pubic hair from a virgin girl is also good. If the patient is female, male pubic hair can be used.
Another formula: Take fourteen pointed rat feces (Shu Shi) and one handful of Lan Cao (Isatis Leaf), add five sheng of water, boil down to two sheng, drink all, and cover warmly to induce sweating.
Another formula: Boil twenty-four earthworms (Di Long) in one dou of water until three sheng remain. Take once; sweating should follow. Combined with other methods, it is effective.
Another formula: Take four liang of Gan Jiang (Dried Ginger) powder, mix with boiling water, take in one dose, cover warmly to induce sweating. Stop when symptoms resolve.
Another formula: Upon initial sensation of discomfort in men, moxa the genital area for twenty-one moxibustion units (zhuang). If severe, up to one hundred zhuang may be applied. Eyes are unaffected; genital ulcers return to normal.
Two men or two women do not transmit this to each other. The term "Yi" refers to the exchange of yin and yang.
To prevent relapse: Take twenty nails/claws from a woman’s hands and feet, and one chi of the belt from her lower garment. Burn to ash and take with wine or rice water.
After major illness, slight exertion causes epistaxis (nosebleed).
Formula: Ten parts Zuo Gu Mu Li (Oyster Shell), five parts Shi Gao (Gypsum Fibrosum). Grind into powder, take one fangcun bi with wine, three to four times daily. Can also be made into honey pills the size of wutong seeds.
Formula for post-illness deficiency sweating and sweating from the eyes:
Du Zhong (Eucommia Bark) and Mu Li (Oyster Shell) in equal parts. Take with water before bed. Five bi measures suffice; if sweating continues, prepare more.
Another formula: Two liang of Gan Cao (Licorice Root) and two liang of Shi Gao (Gypsum Fibrosum). Grind into powder, take one fangcun bi with sour浆 water (jiang shui), twice daily. Cures the condition.
Another formula: Mix powders of Long Gu (Fossilized Bones), Mu Li (Oyster Shell), and Ma Huang Gen (Ephedra Root). Apply as a dusting powder to the body. Effective.
Another condition: Post-recovery restlessness and insomnia, with mental anguish and eye pain. Formula: Seven he of Chi Dou (Fermented Soybean) and fourteen Wu Mei (Mume Fruit). Add four sheng of water, first boil Wu Mei to obtain two and a half sheng, then add Chi Dou and boil to obtain one and a half sheng. Divide into two doses. If Wu Mei is unavailable, fourteen Zhizi (Gardenia Fruit) can be used.
Another formula: Four liang of Huang Lian (Coptis Rhizome), two liang of Shao Yao (Peony Root), one liang of Huang Qin (Scutellaria Root), three small sticks of E Jiao (Donkey-hide Gelatin). Add six sheng of water, boil down to three sheng, divide into three doses. Can also add two yolks from nursing chickens.
Another formula: Take one shi of Qian Li Liu Shui (Running Water from a thousand miles away), stir ten thousand times, take two and a half dou. Add two liang of Ban Xia (Pinellia Tuber), washed. Add one dou of Shu Mi (Millet) and four liang of Fu Ling (Poria). Boil together to obtain five sheng. Divide into five doses.
Attached Formulas
From *Mei Shi Fang*: Treats post-typhoid relapse due to intercourse, causing extreme fatigue, inability to open eyes, and aphasia.
Formula: Thirty Zhizi (Gardenia Fruit), add three sheng of water, boil down to one sheng, and take.