诃黎勒（十枚。）
上一味为散。粥饮和。顿服。
歌曰 诃黎勒散涩肠便。气利还须固后天。十个诃黎煨研末。调和米饮不须煎。
男元犀按。气利者。肺气下脱。胃肠俱虚。气陷屎下。急用诃黎勒涩肠胃以固脱。又用
粥饮
治干呕下利者。
黄芩 人参 干姜（各三两。） 桂枝（一两。） 大枣（十二枚。） 半夏（半升。）
上六味。以水七升。煮取三升。温分三服。
歌曰 干呕利兮责二阳。（太阳阳明递相传也。）参芩三两等干姜。桂枝一两半升夏。枣
十二
男元犀按。此即小柴胡汤变法。方中以桂枝易柴胡。以干姜易生姜。去甘草是也。太阳
病不
分阴
以和
治肠痈之为病。其身甲错。腹皮急。按之濡如肿状。腹无积聚。身无热。
内有痈脓。此散主之。
薏苡仁（十分。） 附子（二分。） 败酱（五分。）
上三味。杵为散。取方寸匕。以水二升。煎减半。顿服。小盒饭下。
歌曰 气血凝（内）痈阻外肤。（气血为内痈所夺。不荣于外。其身甲错。言如鳞甲之
交错也。）腹皮虽急按之濡。附宜二分苡仁十。败酱还须五分驱。
王晋三云。心气抑郁不舒。则气结于小肠之头。阻传道之去路而为痈肿。即内经所谓脏
不容
以附子。一开手太阳小肠之结。一化足太阳膀胱之气。务令所化之毒。仍从水道而出。精微
之奥。岂庸浅者所能推测耶。
Heqile (Ten seeds).
Grind the above single herb into a powder. Mix with rice gruel and take in one dose.
Song says: Heqile San astringes the intestines to stop diarrhea. To treat Qi Li (diarrhea accompanied by flatus), it is necessary to secure the Post-Heaven root. Ten Heqile fruits are roasted, ground into powder, mixed with rice drink, and no need for decoction.
Nan Yuanxi notes: Qi Li refers to the downward collapse of Lung Qi, with both stomach and intestines deficient. Qi sinks causing stool to pass out with gas. It is urgent to use Heqile to astringe the intestines and bowels to secure against collapse. Also use
rice gruel
(see above). Treats constipation, frequent hiccups, and delirious speech.
Treats dry vomiting accompanied by diarrhea.
Huangqin (3 liang each), Renshen (3 liang each), Ganjiang (3 liang each), Guizhi (1 liang), Dazao (12 pieces), Banxia (0.5 sheng).
The above six herbs. Add seven sheng of water, boil to obtain three sheng. Take warm, divided into three doses.
Song says: Dry vomiting and diarrhea are attributed to the Two Yang meridians. (Transmission occurs sequentially from Taiyang to Yangming.) Renshen and Huangqin are 3 liang each, equal to Ganjiang. Guizhi is 1 liang, Banxia is half a sheng, Dazao is twelve pieces.
Nan Yuanxi notes: This is a modified formula of Xiaochaihu Tang. In the formula, Guizhi replaces Chaihu, Ganjiang replaces Shengjiang, and Gancao is removed. This is for Taiyang disease without distinguishing Yin and Yang
to harmonize...
Treats intestinal abscess. The patient's body skin is rough like armor scales (Jiacuo). The abdominal wall is tense, but feels soft upon pressure as if swollen. There are no accumulations in the abdomen, and the body has no fever.
There is pus within the intestines. This San (powder) treats it.
Yiyiren (10 parts), Fuzi (2 parts), Baijiangcao (5 parts).
The above three herbs. Pound into a powder. Take one Fangcunbi (a square-inch measure) of the powder. Add two sheng of water, boil until reduced by half. Take in one dose. Small amounts of feces/pus should be passed soon.
Song says: Qi and blood stagnation internally, abscess obstructing the external skin. (Qi and blood are depleted by the internal abscess and fail to nourish the exterior; thus the body skin is rough, resembling interlacing scales.) Although the abdominal skin is tense, it feels soft upon pressure. Fuzi should be 2 parts, Yiyiren 10 parts, and Baijiangcao 5 parts to drive it out.
Wang Jinsan said: If Heart Qi is depressed and not free-flowing, Qi knots at the head of the Small Intestine, blocking the pathway of transmission and forming an abscess. This is what the Neijing refers to as the organs failing to accommodate [pathogens].
Using Fuzi, one opens the knot of the Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine meridian, and one transforms the Qi of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder meridian. One must ensure that the transformed toxins exit through the water passages. The profound essence of this cannot be speculated upon by mediocre and shallow individuals.