治两臂，脚及胸胁转筋者方。
煮苦酒三沸，浸毡裹转筋上，合少粉尤佳。又以绵缠膝下至足。（《外台》卷六）
若转筋入腹中转者方。
取鸡屎白一方寸匕，水六合，煮三沸，温顿服，勿令病者知。（《外台》卷六）
霍乱转筋入腹，不可奈何方。
极咸作盐汤，于槽中暖渍之，则瘥。（《外台》卷六）
又方
以醋煮青布 脚膝，冷复易之。（《外台》卷六）
治卒道中得霍乱，无有方药，气息危急，医视舍去，皆云必死，治之方。
芦蓬 一大把，煮令味浓，顿服二升则瘥，已用有效。食中鱼蟹毒者，服之尤良。（《外
台
治天行毒热，通贯脏腑，沉鼓骨髓之间，或为黄胆、黑疸、赤疸、白疸、谷疸、马黄等
疾，喘息须臾而绝，瓜蒂散方。
瓜蒂（二七枚） 赤小豆（三七枚） 秫米（二七粒）
上三味，捣筛为散，取如大豆粒，吹于两鼻之中，甚良，不瘥间日复服之。（《外台》卷
四
治黄胆百药不瘥者方。
驴头一枚煮熟，以姜齑啖之，并随多少饮汁。（《外台》卷四）
治黄胆方。
取生小麦苗捣，绞取汁，饮六、七合，昼夜三、四饮，三、四日便愈。无小麦苗， 麦
苗亦得。范汪云∶用小麦胜也。（《外台》卷四）
治黄胆，身体面目皆黄，大黄散方。
大黄（四两） 黄连（四两） 黄芩（四两）
上三味，捣筛为散，先食服方寸匕，日三服。亦可为丸服。（《外台》卷四）
治黄胆变成黑疸者多死，急治之方。
取土瓜根汁服一小升，平旦服，至食时，病从小便去则愈，不忌。先须量病患气力，不
得多服，力衰则起不得。（《外台》卷四）
治劳疸、谷疸丸方。
苦参（三两） 龙胆草（一两）
上二味，下筛，牛胆汁和丸，先食以麦粥饮服如梧子大五丸，日三，不知稍增。（《外台》
卷四）
Formula for treating spasms (muscle cramps) in both arms, feet, and the chest and hypochondrium.
Boil vinegar three times, soak a felt cloth, wrap it around the spastic area, adding a small amount of flour is even better. Additionally, bind cotton cloth from below the knee to the foot. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 6)
Formula for when spasms spread into the abdomen.
Take one square-cun scoop of white excrement of chicken (*Ji Shi Bai*), add six he of water, boil three times, take warm in one dose, do not let the patient know. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 6)
Formula for Huoluan with spasms entering the abdomen, where no remedy seems effective.
Make an extremely salty salt soup, warm it in a trough, and soak the affected area; then the disease will heal. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 6)
Another formula
Boil green cloth with vinegar, soak the feet and knees, replace when cold. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 6)
Formula for treating sudden onset of Huoluan on the road, lacking medicines, with critical breathing, where physicians abandon the case saying death is inevitable.
A large handful of *Lupeng* (Reed catkin), boil until strong in flavor, take two sheng in one dose to heal; already used and effective. For poisoning from eating fish and crab, this is especially good. (From *Waitai Miyao*)
Guadi San Formula for treating epidemic toxic heat penetrating the zang-fu organs, sinking into the marrow, manifesting as Huangdan (Jaundice), Heidan (Black Jaundice), Chidan (Red Jaundice), Baidan (White Jaundice), Gudan (Grain Jaundice), Mahuang (Horse Yellow), etc., causing sudden cessation of breathing.
Gua Di (14 seeds) Chi Xiaodou (21 seeds) Shumi (14 grains)
Crush and sieve these three ingredients into powder. Take particles the size of soybeans, insufflate into both nostrils; very effective. If not healed, repeat administration every other day. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 4)
Formula for treating Huangdan (Jaundice) unresponsive to all other medicines.
Take one donkey head, boil until cooked, eat with minced ginger, and drink the broth according to appetite. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 4)
Formula for treating Huangdan (Jaundice).
Take fresh wheat seedlings, crush them, squeeze out the juice, drink six or seven he per dose, drink three or four times during day and night; recover in three or four days. If fresh wheat seedlings are unavailable, barley seedlings will also do. Fan Wang stated: using wheat seedlings is superior. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 4)
Dahuang San Formula for treating Huangdan (Jaundice) where the body and face are yellow.
Dahuang (Four liang) Huanglian (Four liang) Huangqin (Four liang)
Crush and sieve these three ingredients into powder. Take one square-cun scoop before meals, three times a day. Can also be made into pills. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 4)
Urgent formula for treating Huangdan (Jaundice) transformed into Heidan (Black Jaundice), which often leads to death.
Take juice from Tugua root, drink one xiao sheng; take at dawn, by mealtime if the pathogen exits via urine, it heals; no dietary restrictions. First, assess the patient's strength; do not take too much, as weakness may prevent standing. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 4)
Wan Formula for treating Laodan (Consumption Jaundice) and Gudan (Grain Jaundice).
Kushen (Three liang) Longdancao (One liang)
Sieve these two ingredients, mix with ox bile to form pills. Take before meals with millet porridge, pills sized like wutong seeds, five pills per dose, three times a day; increase slightly if ineffective. (From *Waitai Miyao*, Vol. 4)