夫经闭不通者，或坠胎及多产伤血，或久患潮热消血，或久发盗汗耗血，或脾胃不和、食少而不生血，
或痢疾伤风失血，或七情伤心气停郁结，故血闭而不行也。治宜生血、补血、调血。
【主意】
经凝气滞不流通，故闭将来紫淡红，病后汗多思损血，或因
湿热冷兼风。气郁沉微当利气，紧寒血积又疏通，四物槟榔附莪术，桃仁牛膝桂虻虫，弦濡气虚参白术，
黄鞭草牡丹芎，其间胃火干枯涸，酒佐将军大有功。
皆由劳伤血气，损冲任二脉，气血俱虚，不能约制其经血，故忽暴下者，或渐成淋沥者，盖妇人皆由心事
不定，或人事少，故贵势脱。先富后贫，皆心火上炎，治当劝谕，而行镇心火之药。
【主意】
崩漏皆由血气伤，脉来弦大细而长。东垣下陷不言热，学人须知要忖量。丹溪每论虚湿热，阴搏阳弱病之
详。脉弦而数当清热，荆芥黄芩未服良。百草霜研宗四物，痛入延胡炒黑姜。脉濡
气虚参白术，续断黄 功效强。久崩下陷宜升举，养血调脾泻二阳。
赤属血，白属气，湿热为病，漏与带俱是胃中痰积下流，渗入膀胱，稠粘者是。又有如白汤者，名曰
白浊，主燥湿为先，法当升之，甚者法以提其气，宜断浓味。
【主意】
白带根因湿热当，赤荣白卫不调和。来而腰膝皆酸痛，漏下
时多骨木枯。脉来弦缓伤乎风，炒姜散服绝其 。伏龙肝散多灵验，脉数樗根效更多。
伏龙肝散
伏龙肝 艾叶 川芎（各一钱五分） 赤石脂（ ） 麦冬（去心） 干姜（炙）
川归 肉桂 甘草 熟地（各三分）
加枣煎服，或为末，米饮酒下。
月经闭止不通，有的因为堕胎及多产损伤血液，有的长期患潮热消耗血液，有的长期盗汗耗损血液，有的脾胃不和、饮食减少导致无法生成血液，
有的因痢疾伤风失血，有的因七情（喜、怒、忧、思、悲、恐、惊）伤心气导致气机停滞郁结，所以血液闭阻而不运行。治疗应当以生血、补血、调血为主。
【主要方义】
经血凝滞、气机不畅而流通受阻，所以经血将来时颜色紫暗或淡红，病后出汗多思考损伤血液，或者因为
湿热兼夹风寒。气机郁结沉微应当疏利气机，紧寒导致血积又需疏通，使用四物汤（由当归、川芎、白芍、熟地黄组成）加槟榔、附子、莪术，桃仁、牛膝、桂枝、虻虫，若脉象弦濡且气虚则用人参、白术，
黄柏、鞭草、牡丹皮、川芎，其间若有胃火干枯涸竭，用酒佐使大黄（将军）大有功效。
（崩漏）皆因劳倦损伤气血，损害冲脉和任脉，气血俱虚，不能约束控制经血，所以突然大量出血的，或者逐渐变成淋漓不断的，大概妇女都因为心事
不定，或者人事稀少，所以权贵者也会脱失精气。先富后贫，都是心火上炎，治疗应当劝慰开导，并服用镇降心火的药物。
【主要方义】
崩漏皆因气血受伤，脉象来势弦大、细而长。李东垣认为下陷不言热，学习的人需要仔细思量。朱丹溪常论述虚证、湿热，阴脉搏动有力而阳气虚弱是病的
详细表现。脉象弦而数应当清热，荆芥、黄芩在未服药前效果良好。百草霜研末配合四物汤，疼痛剧烈加入延胡索炒黑和干姜。脉象濡
软、气虚用人参、白术，续断、黄芩功效强劲。久崩下陷适宜升提举陷，养血调脾泻除二阳（指足阳明胃经和足少阳胆经，或指上下二焦之阳邪）。
红色属血，白色属气，湿热致病，漏下与带下都是胃中痰积下流，渗入膀胱，质地稠粘的是。又有像白汤一样的，名叫
白浊，治疗以燥湿为先，方法应当升提，严重的依法提升其气，应当断绝浓味食物。
【主要方义】
白带根本原因是湿热应当调理，赤荣白卫不调和。发作时腰膝都酸痛，漏下
过多导致骨骼枯木般干枯。脉象来势弦缓伤于风，炒姜散服用断绝其
（此处原文似有缺字，推测为“症”或“源”）。伏龙肝散多灵验，脉数樗根（樗白皮）效更多。
伏龙肝散
伏龙肝 艾叶 川芎（各一钱五分） 赤石脂（ ） 麦冬（去心） 干姜（炙）
川归 肉桂 甘草 熟地（各三分）
加枣煎服，或制成粉末，米酒送服。
Amenorrhea (absence of menstruation) may result from miscarriage and multiple childbirths damaging the blood, chronic tidal fever consuming the blood, long-term night sweats depleting the blood, spleen and stomach disharmony with poor appetite leading to insufficient blood generation,
dysentery or wind injury causing blood loss, or emotional disturbances affecting the heart qi, causing stagnation and knotting, thus blocking blood flow. Treatment should focus on generating blood, nourishing blood, and regulating blood.
[Main Formula Principle]
When menstrual blood coagulates and qi stagnates, obstructing circulation, the upcoming menses may appear purple or pale red. Post-illness excessive sweating and overthinking damage the blood, or it may be due to
damp-heat combined with cold and wind. For stagnant and subtle qi, promote qi movement; for tight cold and blood stasis, unblock and circulate. Use Siwu Tang (Four Substance Decoction) added with Areca Seed (Binglang), Aconite (Fuzi), and Curcuma Zedoaria Rhizome (Ezhushu), Peach Kernel (Taoren), Achyranthes Root (Niuxi), Cinnamon Twig (Guizhi), and Blister Beetle (Mengchong). If the pulse is wiry and soggy indicating qi deficiency, use Ginseng (Renshen) and Atractylodes Macrocephala Rhizome (Baizhu);
Phellodendron Bark (Huangbai), Biancao, Moutan Cortex (Mudanpi), and Ligusticum Chuanxiong Rhizome (Chuanxiong). If there is stomach fire causing dryness and depletion, using Rhubarb (Jiangjun, Da Huang) assisted by wine is highly effective.
(Benglou / Metrorrhagia and Metrostaxis) all arise from labor-induced damage to qi and blood, injuring the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel) and Ren Mai (Conception Vessel). With both qi and blood deficient, they cannot restrain the menstrual blood, resulting in sudden profuse bleeding or gradual dripping. Generally, women suffer from unsettled minds or lack of sexual activity, leading to loss of essence among the nobility. Transitioning from wealth to poverty often results in flaming-up of heart fire; treatment should involve persuasion and counseling, along with herbs that settle and descend heart fire.
[Main Formula Principle]
Metrorrhagia and metrostaxis stem from qi and blood injury, presenting with a wiry, large, thin, and long pulse. Li Dongyuan stated that sinking does not imply heat, a point students must ponder carefully. Zhu Danxi often discussed deficiency and damp-heat, detailing that vigorous yin pulse with weak yang indicates pathology. If the pulse is wiry and rapid, clear heat; Jingjie (Schizonepeta Spike) and Scutellaria Root (Huangqin) are beneficial before medication takes full effect. Baimaoshuang (Soot from Chimney) powdered and combined with Siwu Tang (Four Substance Decoction); for severe pain, add Yanhusuo (Corydalis Rhizome) stir-fried black and Ginger (Shengjiang). If the pulse is soggy and qi is deficient, use Renshen (Ginseng) and Baizhu (Atractylodes Macrocephala Rhizome); Xuanduan (Dipsacus Root) and Huangqin (Scutellaria Root) have strong effects. For prolonged metrorrhagia with sinking, lift and raise; nourish blood, regulate spleen, and drain the two yang channels.
Red corresponds to blood, white corresponds to qi. Pathogenic damp-heat causes leukorrhea and discharge, which are essentially phlegm accumulations in the stomach flowing downward, seeping into the bladder, appearing thick and sticky. Another type resembling white soup is called Bai Zhuo (White Turbidity). Treatment prioritizes drying dampness and employing lifting methods; in severe cases, lift the qi. Dietary restrictions should include avoiding rich flavors.
[Main Formula Principle]
The root cause of leukorrhea is damp-heat requiring regulation; imbalance between Chi Rong (Nourishing Blood) and Bai Wei (Defensive Qi). Onset brings soreness and pain in the waist and knees; excessive discharge leads to bone dryness like dead wood. A wiry and slow pulse indicates wind injury; take Stir-fried Ginger Powder to cut off the source. Fulonggan San (Dragon's House Earth Powder) is highly effective; if the pulse is rapid, Chugen (Bignonia Root Bark) yields even better results.
Fulonggan San
Dragon's House Earth (Fulonggan)
Mugwort Leaf (Aiye)
Ligusticum Chuanxiong Rhizome (Chuanxiong) (each 1.5 qian)
Red Halloysite (Chishizhi) ()
Ophiopogon Tuber (Maidong, heart removed)
Ginger (Ganjiang, roasted)
Angelica Sinensis Root (Chuan Gui)
Cinnamon Bark (Rougui)
Licorice Root (Gancao)
Prepared Rehmannia Root (Shudi) (each 0.3 qian)
Decoct with dates and take orally, or grind into powder and take with rice wine.