凡舌肿，舌下必有噤虫，状如蝼蛄，或似卧蚕子，亦有头尾，其头少白，可烧铁筋
烙肿，则自消也。
治舌忽然肿硬，逡巡塞闷杀人。
百草霜 食盐
上等分，用井华水调涂舌上，良久，消愈。
治舌衄。（方见齿论治）
治伤寒热毒攻心，舌出过寸。
梅花片脑（不拘多少）
上为细末，以一字掺于舌上，未和再掺，则愈。
治心脾虚，中风寒，舌强不能语言。（方见诸风门中风论治）加荆沥煎服。
夫耳者，肾之所候。肾者，精之所藏。肾气实则精气上通，闻五音而聪矣。若疲劳过度，
精
出
耳内辉辉 也。手太阳脉动厥而聋者，耳内气满也。大抵气厥耳聋尚易治，精脱耳聋不易
药愈。诸证既殊，治各有法。
又论∶夫耳者肾之候，肾乃宗脉之所聚，其气通于耳。肾气和平则闻五音而聪矣，肾气
不平
燥
聋
乎
调
治耳聋无不效。
石菖蒲（一寸） 巴豆（一枚，去皮） 全蝎（一枚，去毒）
上为细末，葱涎打和，如枣核大，绵裹纳耳中。
治肾虚耳聋，或风邪入于经络，耳内虚鸣。
肉苁蓉（酒浸，切片，焙） 山茱萸（
浸，蒸焙） 川羌活（去芦） 鹿茸（燎去毛，切
，醋淬七次，水飞） 附子（炮，去皮脐。各一两） 全蝎（去毒，二七个） 麝香（一
字，旋入）
上为细末，炼蜜为丸，如梧桐子大，每服七十丸加至一百丸，空心，盐酒、盐汤任下。
凡是舌体肿胀，舌下必然有噤虫，形状像蝼蛄，或者像卧蚕子，也有头尾之分，其头部颜色稍白。可以用烧红的铁筋烙烫肿胀处，噤虫就会自行消散。
治疗舌体突然肿胀坚硬，很快堵塞咽喉导致窒息死亡的急症。
取百草霜、食盐各等分，用井华水（清晨第一次汲取的井水）调和后涂抹在舌上，过一段时间后，肿胀消退即可痊愈。
治疗舌衄（舌体出血）。（方剂见牙齿论治章节）
治疗伤寒热毒攻心，导致舌头伸出超过一寸的情况。
取梅花片脑（冰片）不拘多少，
研成细末，取“一字”量（约0.5-1克）撒在舌上，如果未愈再撒一次，即可痊愈。
治疗心脾虚弱，感受风寒，导致舌体僵硬不能言语。（方剂见诸风门中风论治章节），加荆沥煎服。
耳朵是肾脏的外候。肾脏是精气储藏的地方。肾气充实时，精气上通于耳，听觉就能听到五音而灵敏。如果疲劳过度，精气外泄，耳内就会发出嗡嗡声。手太阳小肠经脉气逆乱而导致耳聋的，是因为耳内气机壅满。大抵因气机逆乱导致的耳聋还容易治疗，因精气脱失导致的耳聋不容易通过药物治愈。各种证候既然不同，治疗方法也各有法则。
又论述：耳朵是肾脏的外候，肾脏是宗脉汇聚之处，其气通于耳。肾气平和则能听到五音而听觉灵敏，肾气不平则会导致耳聋。
治疗耳聋没有不有效的。
取石菖蒲（一寸）、巴豆（一枚，去皮）、全蝎（一枚，去毒），
研成细末，用葱汁调和，做成如枣核大小的药丸，用棉布包裹后纳入耳中。
治疗肾虚耳聋，或者风邪侵入经络，导致耳内虚鸣。
取肉苁蓉（酒浸，切片，焙干）、山茱萸（酒浸，蒸焙）、川羌活（去芦头）、鹿茸（燎去毛，切片，醋淬七次，水飞处理）、附子（炮制，去皮脐，各一两）、全蝎（去毒，二十七个）、麝香（一字，随时加入），
研成细末，用炼蜜制成梧桐子大小的丸药，每次服用七十丸，增至一百丸，空腹时，用盐酒或盐汤送服。
Whenever the tongue swells, there must be "Jin Chong" (a pathological entity described as a worm-like growth under the tongue) beneath the tongue, resembling a mole cricket or a silkworm lying down, with distinct head and tail; the head is slightly white. It can be cauterized with a red-hot iron wire, after which it will naturally dissipate.
To treat sudden swelling and hardness of the tongue, which rapidly obstructs the throat and causes suffocation leading to death.
Take equal parts of Baicaoshuang (Soot from burning hundred herbs) and Shiyen (Rock salt). Mix with Jinghua water (well water drawn at dawn) and apply to the tongue. After a while, the swelling subsides and recovery occurs.
To treat She Nu (bleeding from the tongue). (Formula see section on Teeth Treatment)
To treat Shanghan (Cold Damage) where heat-toxin attacks the Heart, causing the tongue to protrude more than one cun.
Take Meihua Pian Nao (Borneol) in any amount.
Grind into fine powder. Sprinkle one "yi" (approx. 0.5-1g) onto the tongue. If not healed, sprinkle again until cured.
To treat deficiency of Heart and Spleen, contraction of Wind-Cold, resulting in a stiff tongue unable to speak. (Formula see section on Various Winds and Stroke Treatment). Add Jingli (Juice of fresh leaves of Vitex trifolia) for decoction and administration.
The ears are the external manifestation of the Kidney. The Kidney stores essence. When Kidney Qi is substantial, essence ascends to connect with the ears, allowing hearing of the five tones with clarity. If over-fatigued, essence leaks out, causing buzzing sounds in the ears. When the meridians of Hand-Taiyang (Small Intestine) move reversely causing deafness, it is due to fullness of qi in the ear. Generally, deafness caused by qi reversal is relatively easy to treat, whereas deafness caused by essence depletion is difficult to cure with medicine. Since the syndromes differ, the treatments vary accordingly.
Furthermore: The ears are the manifestation of the Kidney; the Kidney is the gathering place of the Zong Mai (Grand Vessels), and its qi connects to the ears. When Kidney Qi is peaceful, one hears the five tones clearly; when Kidney Qi is imbalanced, deafness ensues.
Treatment for deafness is invariably effective.
Take Shichangpu (Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii, one cun), Badou (Fructus Crotonis Tiglii, one seed, skin removed), Quanxie (Scorpio, one piece, toxicity removed).
Grind into fine powder. Mix with Congxian (juice of green onion) to form a pill the size of a date pit. Wrap in cotton and insert into the ear.
To treat Kidney-deficiency deafness, or wind-pathogen invading the collaterals, causing empty ringing in the ears.
Take Roushou Rong (Cibotium Barometz / Cistanche Deserticola? Note: Text says Roucongrong usually Cistanche, but context implies补肾. Standard Roucongrong is Cistanche deserticola. However, strictly translating name: Roucongrong (Herba Cistanches), soaked in wine, sliced, dried); Shanzhuyu (Fructus Corni, soaked, steamed and dried); Chuan Qianghuo (Rhizoma et Radix Notopterygii, rhizome removed); Lurong (Cornu Cervi Pantotrichum, scorched to remove hair, sliced, quenched in vinegar seven times, processed with water); Fuzi (Radix Aconiti Lateralis Preparata, roasted, skin and navel removed, each 1 liang); Quanxie (Scorpio, toxicity removed, 27 pieces); Shexiang (Moschus, one yi, added freshly).
Grind into fine powder. Form pills using refined honey, sized like paulownia seeds. Take 70 pills per dose, increasing to 100 pills. On an empty stomach, swallow with salted wine or salted water soup.