此症初起于遍身干白，浮痒麻木渐生小疮，变成梅花大片，如刀刮鱼肚之皮，或如蛇
背之
纹。痒而搔之则痛，或出黄滋水。冷热皆怕，或如榆树蜕皮，大小不一，俗又称为榆皮风。
则延烂成疮，浑身腥溃，脓血粘秽，皆由耗散气血。元阳虚败，寒湿风邪，漫流肢体，又
遇暴勇、忿怒、房劳、五味乘其侮而深入脏腑，最能害人。宜以大消风散、一粒金丹。火
龙散等药治之。此乃心经毒疰腑之害也。
此症初时偶尔好悲、如醉狂言、惊怖、向壁悲啼、错词、歌笑或不言语。梦寐喜魇
或与鬼交，
乍寒乍热，心腹满闷，气短不食，古云气疰，又名狂风。走入神庙妄言谵语、时号嘻笑、
体满失色、久而瘫痪、身痛危顿。此由风水、阴阳所损，偶为鬼魅、妖邪、惊恐触心，或
忧思妄
想，以致邪迷心窍，损败心液耳。速用搜风顺气丸，疏风散气，镇心补血，安养元神，兼以
内助，扶救气血可愈。
此症初起于皮肉之间，如血灌周身，充满肌肤，如被杖之状，或生血泡浮肿，或朝夕来
去，
阳气乘之则早盛暮平，阴气乘之则晚凶早减。或衄血、吐血、咯血，或喜卧、哕HT 、噫酸，
或齿缝中
时，流血、面肿、目疼、脑裂、或生红片如钱，麻痛或肿处穿，即流血不止，或大便出血，
血亏则手足挛
蹩，血乏则形变，神焦渐死。乃心毒流于肝经火炎血泛邪热太甚，风湿外驰。由于乘风
行
湿，醉饱房劳，好勇斗狠入水迎风，或忿怒饮酒，或忍饥竭力，以致邪毒攻击，疲困倦软
。宜以补旧汤、铅汞膏、二八济阳丹等件。散邪降火，清气养荣之饵救之免死。
其鹅掌、鼓槌、血痹、 糕、痛风、癫风发于肝经。
This condition initially presents with dry, white skin all over the body, gradually developing floating pruritus (itching), numbness, and small sores. These evolve into large plum-blossom-shaped lesions, resembling fish belly skin scraped by a knife, or the patterns on a snake's back. Scratching due to itching causes pain, and yellow exudate may appear. The patient is sensitive to both cold and heat; symptoms may resemble elm tree bark shedding, varying in size, commonly known as Elm Skin Wind (Yupi Feng). If it spreads and ulcerates, causing a foul-smelling, purulent, and bloody discharge throughout the body, this is due to the depletion of Qi and Blood. The failure of Primordial Yang (Yuan Yang) allows Cold-Dampness and Wind pathogens to flow freely through the limbs. Furthermore, encountering violent anger, resentment, sexual exhaustion, or dietary imbalances that harm the Zang-Fu organs can lead to deep pathogenic invasion, severely damaging the body. It is appropriate to treat with Da Xiao Feng San (Great Wind-Expelling Powder), Yi Li Jin Dan (One-Pill Golden Elixir), Huo Long San (Fire Dragon Powder), and other medicines. This represents the harm caused by Heart Meridian toxic stagnation transmitting to the Fu organs.
Initially, this condition may present with occasional sadness, drunken-like rambling, terror, weeping while facing the wall, disordered speech, singing and laughing, or silence. The patient may suffer from nightmares, sleep paralysis ("ghost pressing"), or hallucinations of intercourse with spirits. There are alternating chills and fever, chest and abdominal fullness and oppression, shortness of breath, and anorexia. Ancient texts call this "Qi Zhu" (Qi Stagnation/Transmission), also known as "Violent Wind." Upon entering temples, the patient may speak deliriously, cry out, laugh hysterically, exhibit heaviness and pallor, eventually leading to paralysis, severe body pain, and critical debility. This results from damage to Wind-Water and Yin-Yang, where ghosts, demons, fright, or shock disturb the Heart, or where excessive worry and fantasy cause pathogenic confusion of the Heart Orifice and depletion of Heart Fluids. Quickly use Sou Feng Shun Qi Wan (Search Wind and Smooth Qi Pill) to dispel Wind, move Qi, calm the Heart, nourish Blood, and stabilize the Primordial Spirit. Combined with internal supportive therapy to rescue Qi and Blood, recovery is possible.
This condition begins between the skin and flesh, feeling as if blood is infusing the whole body and filling the muscles, resembling the sensation of being beaten with a staff. Blood blisters and edema may form. Symptoms fluctuate diurnally: when Yang Qi dominates, they are worse in the morning and better in the evening; when Yin Qi dominates, they are worse at night and better in the morning. Epistaxis, hematemesis, or hemoptysis may occur. The patient may prefer lying down, experience hiccups (Yu HT), or belch with acid reflux. Bleeding may occur intermittently from the gums, accompanied by facial swelling, eye pain, and splitting headache. Red patches like coins may appear, causing numbness, pain, or swelling; if these break, bleeding may not stop. Hematochezia may also occur. Blood deficiency leads to spasms and cramps in the extremities; Blood exhaustion leads to physical deformity, scorched Spirit, and gradual death. This is caused by Heart toxicity flowing into the Liver Meridian, with Fire blazing, Blood flooding, extreme pathogenic Heat, and outward spreading of Wind-Dampness. Etiologies include exposure to Wind and Dampness, sexual activity after overeating or drinking, aggressive behavior, swimming or exposure to wind, angry drinking, starvation, or overexertion, leading to pathogenic attack, fatigue, and weakness. Treatment should involve Bu Jiu Tang (Restore Old Decoction), Qian Gao Gao (Lead-Mercury Ointment), Er Ba Ji Yang Dan (Two-Eight Yang-Nourishing Pill), etc., to scatter pathogens, descend Fire, clear Qi, and nourish Ying (Nutritive) Qi to save life. Goose Palm Wind, Drumstick Wind, Blood Bi, Gao Wind, Tong Feng (Gout), and Dian Feng all originate from the Liver Meridian.