琥按此即是前范汪竹皮汤。又栝蒌根汤。二方合用之复方也。但所治略殊耳。
又疗男子房劳成复者。宜鼠矢薤根汤兼治阴阳易神验。
琥按此方。即前范汪 鼠粪汤也。治疗亦同。
又云男子房劳复发热口噤。临死。舌出数寸。又始得病百节痛。如被杖。浑身沉重。恍惚失措、脉促而绝。不可治。
或有吐涎不止。或有谵妄烦乱者皆不可治。
又疗妇人病。未平复因夫所动。少腹篡中。（音算。篡内深处为下极。大便前。小便后。两阴之间也。）急痛腰胯四
肢。不任举动。无热证者。
白术 当归 桂枝 附子 甘草 芍药 人参（各半两） 黄 （三分） 生姜（一两半）
咀。水四升。煮至一升半。去滓。通口服一盏。食久再服。温覆取小汗。
琥按上庞氏所云。则是妇人亦有房劳而病复者。此补千金方之未备。上方太温热。犹之深师用干姜一味。治阴阳
易病。在投之得其宜耳。
又云阴阳易病者。阴阳相感动。其毒瓦斯着人。如换易也。然女犯男。得病鲜有死者。男犯女。得病救稍缓。则十无
一人得生者。又若女犯男。男自发劳复。则女不病男犯女。女自发劳复。则男亦得病。但略轻。富贵之家。虽知其事。
后生轻于自恣。犯之多致不救。田野之家。蒙蒙昧昧。只知伤寒能杀人。因此病死者。又十有三四。皆不知其所犯之由。
深可伤也。宜服手足甲。 灰散。可灸毛际横骨上。中央。曲骨一穴。百壮。若阴卵缩。未下。灸大敦二穴。（在足大指
端。去爪甲角如韭叶。）小炷七壮。（手足甲。 灰散。已见前。）
胡洽按：此方即是前文范汪的竹皮汤，加上栝蒌根汤，是将这两个方剂合并使用的复方。只是所治疗的病症略有不同罢了。
另外治疗男子因房事劳累导致病情复发者，适宜用鼠矢薤根汤，兼治阴阳易病（指大病初愈后因房事传染而发病）的神效验方。
又记载说：男子房劳复发热、口噤（牙关紧闭），濒临死亡，舌头伸出数寸；或者刚得病时全身关节疼痛，如同被棍棒殴打，浑身沉重，神志恍惚不知所措，脉象急促甚至断绝，属于不可治之症。
或者有吐涎不止，或者有谵妄（神志不清、胡言乱语）、烦躁混乱的，也都属于不可治之症。
另外治疗妇人患病尚未痊愈，因丈夫性活动扰动而复发，少腹及会阴部（音算：篡内深处称为下极，即大便前、小便后，两阴之间的部位）急痛，牵连腰胯四肢，无法举动，且没有热证表现者。
白术 当归 桂枝 附子 甘草 芍药 人参（各半两） 黄芪（三分） 生姜（一两半）
将药材切碎，加水四升，煮至一升半，去渣滓，一次性服用一盏。饭后较长时间再服一次，温覆取微汗。
胡洽按：以上庞氏所说的情况，说明妇人也有因房劳而导致病情复发者，这补充了《千金方》未备之处。上方过于温热，就像深师仅用一味干姜治疗阴阳易病一样，关键在于投药得当适宜。
又记载说：所谓阴阳易病，是指阴阳相互感动，其毒气附着于人，如同换易一般。然而女子犯男子，得病鲜有死者；男子犯女子，若得病救治稍缓，则十人中没有一人能活下来。又或者女子犯男子，或男子自发房劳复，则女子不病；男子犯女子，或女子自发房劳复，则男子也会得病，但病情略轻。富贵人家虽然知道此事，但年轻后辈轻视自身放纵，犯此禁忌多导致无法救治。田野百姓蒙昧无知，只知道伤寒能杀人，因此病而死的人，又有十分之三到四，都不知道自己触犯的原因，实在令人伤感。适宜服用手足甲烧成的灰散，可灸毛际横骨上中央的曲骨穴，一百壮。如果阴囊收缩，未下降，可灸大敦穴两个（位于足大趾端，距爪甲角如韭菜叶宽处），用小艾炷七壮。（手足甲烧成的灰散，已见于前文。）
Hu Qia notes: This formula is the compound of Fan Wang's Zhupi Tang (Bamboo Peel Decoction) mentioned earlier and Gualou Gen Tang (Trichosanthes Root Decoction). However, the indications differ slightly.
It also treats men suffering from relapse due to sexual exhaustion (Fanglao Fuzai), for which Shushi Xiegen Tang (Mouse Dropping and Allium Root Decoction) is suitable, serving as a miraculous remedy for Yin-Yang Exchange Disease (Yin-Yang Yi Bing).
Hu Qia notes: This formula is identical to Fan Wang's Shufen Tang (Mouse Dropping Decoction) mentioned earlier. The treatment method is also the same.
It is further recorded that if a man suffers from fever and trismus (lockjaw) due to sexual exhaustion relapse, approaching death with the tongue protruding several inches; or if upon initial onset, all joints ache as if beaten by a club, the whole body feels heavy, mental state is confused and disoriented, and the pulse is rapid or even imperceptible, these are intractable conditions.
If there is incessant salivation, or delirium and restlessness, these are also considered intractable.
It also treats women whose illness has not yet fully recovered and relapses due to sexual activity by their husband, causing acute pain in the lower abdomen and perineum (the area between the anus and scrotum/vulva, referred to as "Xiaji"), radiating to the waist, hips, and limbs, making movement impossible, without signs of heat syndrome.
Baizhu (Atractylodis Rhizoma), Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), Guizhi (Cinnamomi Ramulus), Fuzi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata), Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma), Shaoyao (Paeoniae Radix), Renshen (Ginseng Radix) (each half liang), Huangqi (Astragali Radix) (three fen), Shengjiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma Recens) (one and a half liang).
Crush the herbs, add four sheng of water, boil down to one and a half sheng, strain, and drink one cup at once. Take another dose after a long interval post-meal, cover warmly to induce slight sweating.
Hu Qia notes: As described by Pang Shi above, this indicates that women can also suffer from relapse due to sexual exhaustion, supplementing the omissions in Qianjin Fang. The aforementioned formula is too warming, similar to Shenshi's use of dried ginger alone for Yin-Yang Exchange Disease; the key lies in appropriate administration.
It is further stated regarding Yin-Yang Exchange Disease: It occurs when yin and yang mutually affect each other, and its toxic qi attaches to the person, akin to an exchange. If a woman infects a man, death is rare; if a man infects a woman, and treatment is delayed even slightly, none of ten will survive. Furthermore, if a woman infects a man, or if a man suffers spontaneous sexual exhaustion relapse, the woman does not get sick; if a man infects a woman, or if a woman suffers spontaneous sexual exhaustion relapse, the man may also get sick, but the condition is milder. Wealthy families know of this matter, but young people often disregard caution, leading to untreatable cases. Rural folk, ignorant and obscure, only know that Shanghan (Cold Damage) can kill; thus, three or four out of ten deaths are due to this disease, unaware of the cause, which is deeply lamentable. It is advisable to take powder made from burnt fingernails and toenails. Moxibustion can be applied to the Qugu point (CV2) located centrally on the transverse bone above the pubic hairline, 100 moxa cones. If the testicles retract and do not descend, moxibustion can be applied to the Dacun points (LR1) (located at the tip of the big toe, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail corner), using small moxa cones, 7 cones per point. (The powder of burnt nails was mentioned previously.)