朝食暮吐曰反胃，随食随吐曰噎，食下良久吐出曰膈。此方能治反胃、噎、膈等症。用
干糖六两（在糖坊中卖头榨者），生老姜四两，二味和匀捣作饼焙干，加炙甘草二两，共
研
除膈消食，顺气化痰。橘饼细嚼，滚姜汤送下，奇效，幸勿以轻易而忽之。
千年陈锻石一两，生熟白矾各五钱，共为末，姜汁为丸如桐子大，或姜汤或烧酒送下七
丸，即愈。
又方∶用真蕲艾灸大拇指，男左女右，五次，极效！
其症牙关紧闭欲死者，用老葱白五茎，去皮须捣膏，将匙送入喉中，灌以麻油四两，能
得下咽即醒。
又方∶用山羊血一分，烧酒化下。或用淡豆豉五钱，煎汤半钟服之，亦愈。
又方∶五灵脂、蒲黄等分，研末。每服一钱，醋汤调服，即愈。此方并治产妇血气痛尤
效。
马兜铃一个，烧存性研末，温酒调服。
又方∶制香附一两，白矾二钱，共为末，面糊丸豆大。空心每服七丸，好酒送下。服毕
即盖棉被而睡，使汗出即除根。忌食青菜、鱼肉、生姜发物七日。
Vomiting food eaten in the morning at dusk is called Fanwei (Regurgitation); vomiting immediately after eating is called Ye (Choking/Dysphagia); vomiting food long after it has been swallowed is called Ge (Obstruction). This formula can treat symptoms such as Fanwei, Ye, and Ge. Use 6 liang of dry sugar (specifically the first-press sugar sold in sugar workshops) and 4 liang of raw, old ginger. Mix these two ingredients evenly, pound them into a paste to form cakes, and bake them until dry. Add 2 liang of Zhi Gancao (Honey-fried Licorice Root), and grind everything together into powder.
It has the effects of eliminating obstruction, promoting digestion, regulating Qi, and resolving phlegm. Chew dried tangerine peel cakes thoroughly, and swallow with boiling fresh ginger decoction. The effect is miraculous; do not neglect it because it seems simple.
(Also includes formulas for Xin Tong [Heart Pain] and Wei Tong [Stomach Pain].)
Use 1 liang of thousand-year-old Duanshi (Smelting Stone), 5 qian of Sheng Bai Fan (Raw Alum), and 5 qian of Shu Bai Fan (Calcined Alum). Grind them into powder, make pills the size of paulownia seeds using fresh ginger juice, and take 7 pills each time, delivered with ginger decoction or distilled liquor. Recovery will follow.
Another formula: Moxibustion with genuine Qiai (Qicheng Mugwort) on the thumb. For males, use the left hand; for females, the right hand. Perform this five times for extreme efficacy.
For patients presenting with locked jaw and impending death, use 5 stalks of old scallion white parts. Remove skin and roots, pound into a paste, insert into the throat with a spoon, and pour in 4 liang of sesame oil. If the patient can swallow, they will regain consciousness.
Another formula: Take 1 fen of Shan Yang Xue (Goat Blood), dissolve it in distilled liquor, and administer orally. Alternatively, take 5 qian of Dan Dou Chi (Prepared Soybean), decoct in half a zhong of water, and drink. Recovery will also occur.
Another formula: Use equal parts of Wu Ling Zhi (Trogopterus Dung) and Pu Huang (Typha Pollen), grind into powder. Take 1 qian each time, mixed with vinegar water. Recovery will follow. This formula is particularly effective for treating Qi and Blood pain in postpartum women.
Take one Madouling (Aristolochia Fructus), burn until carbonized but retaining its nature, grind into powder, and mix with warm wine for oral administration.
Another formula: Use 1 liang of Zhi Xiang Fu (Processed Cyperi Rhizoma) and 2 qian of Bai Fan (Alum). Grind into powder, bind with wheat flour paste to make pills the size of beans. Take 7 pills on an empty stomach, delivered with good wine. After taking the medicine, immediately cover oneself with a thick cotton quilt and sleep to induce sweating, which will eradicate the root cause. Avoid green vegetables, fish, meat, and ginger (stimulating foods) for seven days.
Wu Ling Zhi (Acid-fried) 2 qian, Gong Ding Xiang (Male Clove Bud, not heated, ground into powder) 4 fen, Ming Xiong Huang (Realgar) 4 qian, Ba Dou Shuang (Croton Seed Frost, defatted pure powder) 4 fen, Bai Hu Jiao (White Pepper) weighed accurately. Grind all medicinal powders into an extremely fine powder.
Wu Ling Zhi (Acid-fried), Guang Mu Xiang (Costus Root, sliced, sun-dried, not heated), Ku Fan (Calcined Alum), and Xiong Huang (Realgar) each 2 qian. Grind into fine powder. Take when pain occurs.