蛔厥属厥阴，病患素有寒，妄发其汗，或汗后身有热，又复汗之，以致胃中虚
冷，饥不欲食，食即吐蛔，而乍静乍烦者，蛔或上而或下也。虫闻食臭必出，所以食即吐虫也。蛔
厥，先用理中丸，次用乌梅丸。若误下之，利不止，用四逆汤。
狐惑、湿 ，皆虫证也。盖腹中有热，入食无多，肠胃空虚，故三虫求食而食人之五脏也。其
候四肢沉重，恶闻食气，默默欲眠，目不能闭，啮齿晦面，眉间赤、白、黑色变易无常。虫食下部
为狐，下唇有疮，其咽干。虫食其脏为惑，上唇有疮，其声哑。治 通用桃仁汤、黄连犀角汤、雄
黄锐散。无阳者，用金液丹。厥阴为病，消渴，气上冲心，饥不欲食，食即吐蛔，曰胃寒，复有消
渴之证。盖热在上焦，而中焦则但寒无热矣。又有大便难一证，并用理中汤加大黄，入蜜少许微利
之。
百合者，百脉一宗，举身皆受病，无复所谓经络传次也。大病虚劳之后，脏腑
不平，变而成此。其状似寒无寒，似热无热，欲食不食，欲卧不卧，欲行不行，口苦便赤，药入即
吐利也。其脉微数，每尿则头痛，六十日愈；头痛者，但淅淅然恶寒者，四十日愈；若尿则快然，
但头眩者，二十日愈。百合知母汤、百合地黄汤、滑石代赭汤、鸡子汤、百合洗方，可选用之。
蛔厥属于厥阴病，患者素来体内有寒，如果误用发汗法，或者发汗后身体仍有发热，又再次发汗，导致胃中虚冷，感到饥饿但不想进食，吃东西就会吐出蛔虫，并且症状时而安静时而烦躁，这是因为蛔虫有时向上窜动、有时向下移动。虫子闻到食物的气味就会出来，所以一吃东西就会吐出虫子。治疗蛔厥，先用理中丸，再用乌梅丸。如果误用泻下法，导致腹泻不止，使用四逆汤。
狐惑病和湿病（此处指湿热虫毒之证），都是虫证。因为腹中有热，进食不多，肠胃空虚，所以体内的三种寄生虫寻求食物而啃食人的五脏。其症状表现为四肢沉重，厌恶闻见食物的气味，沉默寡言想睡觉，但眼睛却睁不开，磨牙且面色晦暗，眉间颜色在红、白、黑之间变化无常。虫子侵蚀下部生殖器称为“狐”，下唇出现疮疡，伴有咽喉干燥；虫子侵蚀上部内脏称为“惑”，上唇出现疮疡，声音嘶哑。治疗狐惑和湿病通用桃仁汤、黄连犀角汤、雄黄锐散。阳气虚弱者，使用金液丹。厥阴病会出现消渴（口渴多饮），气往上冲撞心脏，感到饥饿但不想进食，吃东西就吐出蛔虫，这被称为胃寒，但同时又有消渴的症状。这是因为热邪在上焦，而中焦只有寒邪没有热邪。另外还有一种大便困难的证候，均使用理中汤加大黄，加入少许蜂蜜使其轻微通便。
百合病，是因为百脉同源，全身都受到病邪影响，不再有所谓的经络传变次序。这是在大病或虚劳之后，脏腑功能失调，演变而成的。其症状像怕冷却没有真正的恶寒，像发热却没有真正的发热，想吃东西却吃不下，想躺卧却躺不安稳，想行走却走不动，口苦，小便色赤，服药后立即呕吐或腹泻。其脉象微数，每次排尿后头痛，六十天痊愈；如果是头痛且只是感觉淅淅然怕冷的，四十天痊愈；如果是排尿后感觉畅快，只是头晕眩的，二十天痊愈。可选用百合知母汤、百合地黄汤、滑石代赭汤、鸡子汤、百合洗方进行治疗。
Hui Jue (Roundworms causing cold extremities) belongs to the Jueyin disease. The patient has a pre-existing internal cold condition. If sweating methods are wrongly applied, or if fever persists after sweating and sweating is repeated, it leads to deficiency-cold in the Stomach. Symptoms include hunger without desire to eat; upon eating, roundworms are vomited. The patient experiences alternating periods of calmness and irritability because the worms move up and down intermittently. When worms smell food odor, they emerge, hence vomiting occurs immediately after eating. For treating Hui Jue, Li Zhong Wan (Regulate the Middle Pill) should be used first, followed by Wu Mei Wan (Mume Pill). If purgatives are wrongly applied leading to unceasing diarrhea, Si Ni Tang (Frigid Extremities Decoction) should be used.
Hu Huo (Fox and Delusion diseases) and Shi (Dampness/Chronic ulcerative conditions caused by parasites) are both parasitic diseases. Due to heat in the abdomen and insufficient food intake, the intestines and stomach become empty, allowing three types of intestinal worms to seek food by consuming the five Zang organs. Symptoms include heaviness in the four limbs, aversion to the smell of food, silence with drowsiness but inability to close the eyes, teeth grinding, sallow complexion, and frequent changes in color at the glabella between red, white, and black. Worms eroding the lower part (genitals/anus) constitute "Hu" (Fox), characterized by sores on the lower lip and dry throat. Worms eroding the upper part (internal organs/mouth) constitute "Huo" (Delusion), characterized by sores on the upper lip and hoarseness. For treating Hu and Shi, Tao Ren Tang (Peach Kernel Decoction), Huang Lian Xi Jiao Tang (Coptis and Rhinoceros Horn Decoction), and Xiong Huang Rui San (Realgar Powder) can be commonly used. For those with Yang deficiency, Jin Ye Dan (Golden Fluid Pill) is used. In Jueyin disease, Xiao Ke (Wasting-thirst) occurs, Qi rushes upward to the heart, there is hunger without desire to eat, and vomiting of roundworms upon eating. This is termed Stomach Cold, yet accompanied by Wasting-thirst symptoms. This is because Heat is in the Upper Jiao, while only Cold exists in the Middle Jiao without Heat. Additionally, for the syndrome of difficult defecation, Li Zhong Tang (Regulate the Middle Decoction) combined with Da Huang (Rhubarb Root and Rhizome) and a small amount of honey to induce mild laxation is used.
Bai He Bing (Lily Disease) arises because all vessels share one source, affecting the entire body, rendering the concept of meridian transmission sequence irrelevant. It develops after severe illness or consumptive fatigue due to disharmony of the Zang-Fu organs. Its presentation resembles chills but lacks true aversion to cold; resembles fever but lacks true heat; desires to eat but cannot; desires to lie down but cannot rest comfortably; desires to walk but cannot move; bitter taste in the mouth; dark yellow urine; and immediate vomiting or diarrhea after taking medication. The pulse is slightly rapid. If headache occurs after urination, recovery takes sixty days; if headache is accompanied by slight shivering and aversion to cold, recovery takes forty days; if urination brings relief but only dizziness remains, recovery takes twenty days. Bai He Zhi Mu Tang (Lily and Anemarrhena Decoction), Bai He Di Huang Tang (Lily and Rehmannia Decoction), Hua Shi Dai Zhe Tang (Talcum and Hematite Decoction), Ji Zi Tang (Egg Yolk Decoction), and Bai He Xi Fang (Lily Bath Formula) may be selected for treatment.