小便不利，头汗者死（阳脱也）。
湿家误下，额上汗，微喘者死（阳脱也）。
手足汗属阳明胃。
热聚于胃，是津液傍达，必大便硬，或谵语，可下。
寒中于胃，阳明中寒，不能食，小便不利，大便初硬后溏，不可下。
邪在表无汗，六脉浮而有力。
太阳 无汗，脉浮紧，宜麻黄。
阳明 无汗，小便利，呕而咳，手足厥逆。
刚 无汗，脉弦，宜葛根汤。
邪内传。
阳明 无汗，小便不利，心中懊 发黄。
伤寒发热 无汗，大渴，无表证，白虎加人参主之。
冬阳明 无汗，脉洪实，下其热也。大便不通，口噤胸满者，下之。潮热谵妄
便秘，脉沉数而洪大，下之。
太阴 无汗，脉沉细，宜桂枝汗之。
少阴 无汗，脉沉，宜四逆温之。
厥阴病 无汗，脉微缓，宜桂枝麻黄各半汤，以和其荣卫也。
水饮内蓄而不行，则津液不足，心下满微痛，小便不利。
亡阳 无汗，阳虚则津液少，脉浮而迟，其身必痒，又云宜桂枝麻黄各半汤。
阴阳易 无汗，脉紧则阳虚，无阳作汗，宜烧 散、鼠屎汤以和之。
热病脉躁盛，不得汗者，阳之极也，死；尽药三剂，发汗不出者死。
三阳俱头痛。太阳脉浮，葛根葱白汤；少阳脉弦，柴胡汤；阳明脉长，承气汤。
三阴无头痛，惟厥阴脉会于巅，有头痛干呕涎沫，吴茱萸汤主之。
小便清者，热不在里，可发散之。
不大便者，有热头痛，可下之。
小便排出不畅，且仅有头部出汗的，预后不良（这是阳气外脱的表现）。
患有湿病的人被误用攻下法治疗后，出现额头出汗、轻微喘息的，预后不良（这是阳气外脱的表现）。
手足出汗属于阳明胃经的病证。
热邪聚集在胃中，导致津液从旁渗出，必然伴有大便干硬，或者胡言乱语，可以使用攻下法治疗。
寒邪侵入胃中，导致阳明中寒，不能进食，小便排出不畅，大便开始干硬后来稀溏，不可使用攻下法。
邪气在体表，无汗，六脉浮取有力。
太阳病无汗，脉象浮紧，适宜用麻黄汤。
阳明病无汗，小便通利，伴有呕吐和咳嗽，手足逆冷。
刚痉无汗，脉象弦，适宜用葛根汤。
邪气内传。
阳明病无汗，小便不利，心中烦闷懊恼，身体发黄。
伤寒发热无汗，极度口渴，没有表证，用白虎加人参汤主治。
冬季阳明病无汗，脉象洪大实数，应清泻其热。大便不通，口噤胸满的，用攻下法。潮热谵妄。
便秘，脉象沉数而洪大，用攻下法。
太阴病无汗，脉象沉细，适宜用桂枝汤发汗。
少阴病无汗，脉象沉，适宜用四逆汤温阳。
厥阴病无汗，脉象微缓，适宜用桂枝麻黄各半汤，以调和营卫。
水饮内停积聚而不运行，导致津液不足，心下痞满微痛，小便排出不畅。
亡阳证无汗，阳虚则津液减少，脉象浮而迟，身体必然瘙痒，又说适宜用桂枝麻黄各半汤。
阴阳易病无汗，脉紧则表明阳虚，没有阳气来化生汗液，适宜用烧裈散、鼠屎汤来调和。
热病脉象躁动盛大，不能出汗的，是阳气极盛的表现，预后不良；服药三剂后，仍发不出汗的，预后不良。
三阳经共同引起的头痛。太阳病脉浮，用葛根葱白汤；少阳病脉弦，用柴胡汤；阳明病脉长，用承气汤。
三阴经通常不引起头痛，只有厥阴经的脉气会合于头顶，出现头痛、干呕、吐涎沫的症状，用吴茱萸汤主治。
小便清澈的，说明热邪不在里，可以采用发散的方法治疗。
不大便的，是有热邪引起的头痛，可以采用攻下的方法治疗。
Urination is difficult, and there is sweating only on the head; this indicates death (due to Yang collapse).
In patients with dampness, if mistaken treatment with purgation leads to sweating on the forehead and slight wheezing, it indicates death (due to Yang collapse).
Sweating on the hands and feet belongs to the Yangming Stomach channel.
When heat accumulates in the Stomach, body fluids leak out from the sides; this must be accompanied by hard stools or delirium, and purgation can be used.
When cold invades the Stomach, causing Yangming Cold-Invading the Middle, the patient cannot eat, urination is difficult, and stools are initially hard but later loose; purgation is contraindicated.
When pathogenic factors are in the exterior, there is no sweating, and the six pulses are floating and forceful.
In Taiyang disease, with no sweating and a floating-tight pulse, Mahuang Tang (Ephedra Decoction) is indicated.
In Yangming disease, with no sweating, free urination, vomiting, coughing, and cold extremities...
In Gang Jing (Stiff Spasm), with no sweating and a string-like pulse, Gegen Tang (Kudzu Decoction) is indicated.
Pathogenic factors transmit inward.
In Yangming disease, with no sweating, difficult urination, mental restlessness and regretfulness, and jaundice...
In Shanghan (Cold Damage) with fever, no sweating, extreme thirst, and no exterior syndrome, Baihu Jia Renshen Tang (White Tiger Decoction plus Ginseng) is the main prescription.
In winter, for Yangming disease with no sweating and a flooding-excess pulse, clear the heat. If there is constipation, locked jaw, and chest fullness, use purgation. For tidal fever and delirium...
For constipation, with a deep-rapid and flooding-large pulse, use purgation.
In Taiyin disease, with no sweating and a deep-thin pulse, Guizhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction) is indicated to induce sweating.
In Shaoyin disease, with no sweating and a deep pulse, Sini Tang (Frigid Extremities Decoction) is indicated to warm.
In Jueyin disease, with no sweating and a faint-slow pulse, Guizhi Mahuang Banban Tang (Half-and-Half Decoction of Cinnamon Twig and Ephedra) is indicated to harmonize Ying and Wei.
When water-fluids accumulate internally and do not circulate, body fluids become insufficient, leading to fullness and slight pain below the heart and difficult urination.
In Wang Yang (Loss of Yang) with no sweating, Yang deficiency leads to scanty body fluids; the pulse is floating and slow, and the body must itch; alternatively, Guizhi Mahuang Banban Tang is indicated.
In Yin-Yang Yi (Sexual Transmission Disease) with no sweating, a tight pulse indicates Yang deficiency; without Yang to transform into sweat, Shao Kui San (Burnt Underwear Powder) and Shu Shi Tang (Mouse Dropping Decoction) are indicated to harmonize.
In Re Bing (Heat Disease), if the pulse is restless and excessive, and sweating cannot be induced, it indicates the extreme of Yang, which is fatal; if three doses of medicine fail to induce sweating, it is fatal.
Headache involving all three Yang channels: Taiyang pulse is floating, treated with Gegen Congbai Tang (Kudzu and Scallion Decoction); Shaoyang pulse is string-like, treated with Chaihu Tang (Bupleurum Decoction); Yangming pulse is long, treated with Chengqi Tang (Order the Qi Decoction).
The three Yin channels generally do not cause headache; only Jueyin, whose pulse meets at the vertex, causes headache with dry retching and salivation, treated with Wuzhuyu Tang (Evodia Decoction).
If urine is clear, heat is not in the interior, and dispersing methods can be used.
If there is no bowel movement, indicating headache due to heat, purgation can be used.