口镇一男子，年二十余岁，病劳嗽数年，其声欲出不出。戴人问曰∶曾服
否？其人曰∶家贫，未尝服药。戴人曰∶年壮不妄服药者易治。先以苦剂涌之，次以舟车、
浚川大下之，更服重剂，果瘥。
一田夫，病劳嗽，一涌一泄，已减大半；次服人参补肺汤，临卧更服槟榔丸以进食。
又东门高三郎，病嗽一年半，耳鸣三月矣。嗽脓血，面多黑点，身表俱热，喉中不能发声
。戴人曰∶嗽之源，心火之胜也。秋伤于湿，冬生咳嗽。冬水既旺，水湿相接，隔绝于心
火，火不下降，反而炎上。肺金被烁，发而为嗽。金烁既久，声反不发。医者补肺肾，皆非也
。戴人令先备西瓜、冰、雪等物，其次用涌泄之法，又服去湿之药，病日已矣。
HT 阳刘氏一男子，年二十余岁，病劳嗽
血吐唾，粘臭不可闻。秋冬少缓，春夏则甚，寒热往来，日晡发作，状如
疟，寝汗如水。累服麻黄根、败蒲扇止汗，汗自若也。又服宁神散、宁肺散止嗽，嗽自若也。戴人先以独圣
散涌其痰，状如鸡黄，汗随涌出，昏愦三日不省。时时饮以凉水，精神稍开，饮食加进。又与人参半夏
丸、桂苓甘露散服之，不经数日乃愈。
岳八郎，常日嗜酒，偶大饮醉，吐血近一年，身黄如橘，昏愦发作，数日不省，
浆粥不下，强直如厥，两手脉皆沉细。戴人视之曰∶脉沉细者，病在里也，中有积聚。
用舟车丸百余粒，浚川散五、六钱，大下十余行，状若葵菜汁，中燥粪，气秽异常。忽开两
目，伸挽问左右曰∶我缘何至此？左右曰∶你吐血后数日不省，得戴人治之乃醒。自是五、六日必
以泻，凡四、五次，其血方止，但时咳一、二声，潮热未退。以凉膈散加桔梗、当
归，各秤二两，水一大盂，加老竹叶，入蜜少许，同煎去滓，时时呷之，间与人参白虎汤，不一月复故。
口镇有一位男子，二十多岁，患劳嗽病数年，声音想发出却发不出来。戴人问道：“曾经服药吗？”那人回答说：“家里贫穷，未曾服过药。”戴人说：“年轻力壮而不乱吃药的人容易治疗。”先用苦味药剂催吐，接着用舟车丸、浚川散峻下攻逐，再服用重剂量的药物，果然痊愈。
一位农夫，患劳嗽病，经过一次涌吐和一次泻下后，症状减轻了一半以上；随后服用人参补肺汤，临睡前再服用槟榔丸以增进食欲。
又有一位东门高三郎，咳嗽一年半了，耳鸣三个月。咳出脓血，面部有很多黑点，全身发热，喉咙中不能发声。戴人说：“咳嗽的根源，是心火亢盛所致。秋季感受湿邪，冬季产生咳嗽。冬季水气旺盛，水湿与心火相接，隔绝了心火，导致心火不能下降，反而炎上。肺金被火热灼烧，引发咳嗽。金被灼烧久了，声音反而发不出来。医生如果补益肺肾，都是错误的。”戴人让他先准备西瓜、冰、雪等物，其次使用涌吐和泻下的方法，又服用祛湿的药物，病情日渐好转。
阳刘氏的一位男子，二十多岁，患劳嗽并吐血唾痰，粘稠恶臭不堪闻。秋冬季节症状稍缓，春夏季节加重，寒热往来，每天下午发作，症状像疟疾，睡时出汗如水。多次服用麻黄根、败蒲扇止汗，但汗出如常。又服用宁神散、宁肺散止咳，但咳嗽依旧。戴人先用独圣散催吐其痰，痰状如鸡黄，汗随呕吐而出，昏迷三天不省人事。不时给他喝凉水，精神稍微清醒，饮食逐渐增加。又给人参半夏丸、桂苓甘露散服用，没过几天就好了。
岳八郎，平时嗜好饮酒，偶然一次大喝醉酒，吐血近一年，身体黄得像橘子色，昏愦发作，几天不省人事，连浆粥都吃不下，身体强直如同厥证，两手脉象都沉细。戴人诊视后说：“脉象沉细，说明病在里，体内有积聚。”用舟车丸一百多粒，浚川散五、六钱，峻下十余次，排泄物状如葵菜汁，夹杂干燥粪便，气味异常秽臭。忽然睁开双眼，伸手挽住旁边的人问：“我为什么到了这种地步？”旁人回答说：“你吐血后几天不省人事，经戴人治疗后才醒过来。”从此每五六天必用泻法，共四五次，出血才停止，只是偶尔咳嗽一两声，潮热未退。用凉膈散加桔梗、当归，各称二两，水一大碗，加老竹叶，放入少许蜂蜜，同煎去渣，时时小口饮用，间或服用人参白虎汤，不到一个月恢复健康。
A man from Kouzhen, in his twenties, had suffered from consumption cough (Lao Sou) for several years, with a voice that wanted to come out but failed. Dai Ren asked, "Have you taken any medicine?" The man replied, "My family is poor; I have never taken medicine." Dai Ren said, "Those who are young and strong and do not take medicine recklessly are easy to treat." First, he used a bitter emetic to induce vomiting, then administered Zhouche Wan (Boat and Cart Pill) and Xunchuan San (Xunchuan Powder) for severe purgation, followed by heavy doses of medication, resulting in a cure.
A farmer suffered from consumption cough. After one session of emesis and one session of purgation, his symptoms decreased by more than half. He then took Renshen Bufeitang (Ginseng Lung-Nourishing Decoction), and before bedtime, he took Binglang Wan (Betel Nut Pill) to stimulate appetite.
Another patient, Gao Sanlang from Dongmen, had been coughing for a year and a half and experiencing tinnitus for three months. He expectorated pus and blood, had many black spots on his face, felt hot all over his body, and could not produce sound from his throat. Dai Ren said, "The source of cough lies in the excess of Heart Fire. Injury by dampness in autumn leads to cough in winter. When Winter Water becomes vigorous, water and dampness connect and isolate the Heart Fire, preventing it from descending and causing it to flare upwards instead. Lung Metal is scorched by this fire, leading to cough. After prolonged scorching of Metal, the voice fails to emerge. Doctors who tonify the Lung and Kidney are mistaken." Dai Ren instructed him to first prepare watermelons, ice, and snow. Then, he employed methods of emesis and purgation, and prescribed damp-draining herbs. The illness gradually resolved.
A man surnamed Liu from Yang suffered from consumption cough with hemoptysis and sticky, foul-smelling sputum. Symptoms eased slightly in autumn and winter but worsened in spring and summer. He experienced alternating chills and fever, daily attacks in the late afternoon resembling malaria, and night sweats like water. He repeatedly used Mahuang Gen (Ephedrae Radix et Rhizoma) and Baipushan (Decayed Hemp Mat) to stop sweating, but the sweating continued as before. He also took Ningshen San (Ningshen Powder) and Ningfei San (Ningfei Powder) to stop coughing, but the cough persisted. Dai Ren first used Dusheng San (Dusheng Powder) to induce vomiting of phlegm, which resembled chicken yolk. Sweating occurred simultaneously with vomiting, and he remained unconscious and confused for three days. He was occasionally given cool water, after which his spirit slightly recovered and his diet improved. He was then administered Renshen Banxia Wan (Ginseng Pinellia Pill) and Guiling Ganlu San (Guiling Sweet Dew Powder), and he recovered within a few days.
Yue Balang, who usually indulged in alcohol, drank heavily once and became intoxicated. He had been bleeding from the mouth (hematemesis) for nearly a year. His body was yellow like an orange peel. He suffered episodes of confusion and unconsciousness lasting several days, unable to even swallow gruel or porridge. His body was rigid, resembling syncope (Jue). Both radial pulses were deep and fine. Dai Ren examined him and said, "Deep and fine pulses indicate disease in the interior, with accumulation inside." He administered over one hundred pills of Zhouche Wan (Boat and Cart Pill) and five to six qian of Xunchuan San (Xunchuan Powder), resulting in severe purgation more than ten times. The excrement resembled juice from okra leaves mixed with dry feces, emitting an exceptionally foul odor. Suddenly, he opened his eyes, reached out to grasp those around him, and asked, "Why did I reach this state?" Those around him replied, "You were unconscious for several days after bleeding from the mouth; you woke up only after Dai Ren treated you." From then on, he underwent purgation every five or six days, four or five times in total, until the bleeding stopped. However, he still coughed occasionally, once or twice, and tidal fever had not subsided. A decoction of Liangge San (Cool the Chest Powder) with added Jiegeng (Platycodon Root) and Danggui (Angelica Sinensis), each weighed two liang, was prepared with a large bowl of water, old bamboo leaves, and a little honey. It was boiled, strained, and sipped frequently. Occasionally, Renshen Baihutang (Ginseng White Tiger Decoction) was given. Within a month, he returned to health.