共研极细末，用小瓷罐收贮。每用清水，以骨簪点二、三厘在大眼角内，如点眼药法。
点后，忌热茶、饮食半日，即愈。
陈皮（去白） 陈香橼（去穣） 陈枳壳（去穣面炒） 陈茶叶
等分为末。每服三钱，开水点服。
治腹内痈。
牡丹皮（三钱） 苡仁（五钱） 桃仁（十粒） 栝蒌仁（去壳去油净，二钱）
水煎服。
书云∶大腹属太阴，当脐属少阴，小腹属厥阴。伤寒传至厥阴，少腹痛甚，此热邪也，
宜下之。若热结在里，蓄血下焦，亦宜下之。若直中厥阴，小腹冷痛，则为寒邪，宜温下。
治法已详本门。寻常少腹痛，多属疝瘕，奔豚之类。书云∶男子外结七疝，女子带下瘕聚。
古人更有 癖、 瘕之名。皆一类也。 如弓弦，筋扛起也，癖者、隐辟，沉附着骨
也。 则有块可征，犹积也，多属于血。瘕者，假也，忽聚而忽散，气为之也。奔豚者
如江豚之上窜，冷气上冲也。其 瘕之气，聚于小肠，则曰小肠气，聚于膀胱，则曰
膀胱气也。小肠气，失气则快。膀胱气，少腹热，若沃以汤，涩于小便也，凡治少腹痛，当
用坠降之药，其行气皆当用核，乃能宣达病所，以取效也。橘核丸，奔豚丸并主之。
通治 瘕、 癖、小肠、膀胱等气。
橘核（盐酒炒，二两） 川楝子（煨去肉） 山楂子（炒） 香附（姜汁浸炒，各一两五钱） 荔枝
核（煨研） 小茴香（微炒，各一两） 神曲（四两
寒甚，加附子五钱，肉桂三钱，当归一两。有热加黑山栀七钱；又疝气症，表寒束其内
热，丹溪以黑山栀、吴茱萸并用。按此二味，若寒热不调者，加入丸中更佳。若胞痹小便不
利，去小茴，加茯苓、车前子、丹参、黑山栀。
将药物研磨成极细的粉末，用小的瓷罐密封保存。每次取少量清水，用骨簪蘸取二、三厘药粉点入大眼角内，如同点眼药的方法。
点药后，半日内忌饮热茶和进食，病即可痊愈。
陈皮（去除白色内皮） 陈香橼（去除白色瓤） 陈枳壳（去除白色瓤并炒制） 陈茶叶
以上药材等分研为粉末。每次服用三钱，用开水冲服。
治疗腹内痈肿。
牡丹皮（三钱） 薏苡仁（五钱） 桃仁（十粒） 瓜蒌仁（去壳去油净，二钱）
加水煎煮后服用。
医书说：大腹部属于太阴脾经，肚脐周围属于少阴肾经，小腹部属于厥阴肝经。伤寒病邪传变至厥阴经时，若小腹疼痛剧烈，这是热邪所致，应当使用攻下法。如果热邪结聚在体内，瘀血蓄积在下焦，也应当使用攻下法。如果是寒邪直中厥阴经，导致小腹冷痛，则是寒邪致病，应当使用温通攻下法。具体的治疗方法在本门中已有详细记载。普通的小腹疼痛，多属于疝气、瘕聚、奔豚等病症。医书说：男子易患七种疝气，女子易患带下病和瘕聚。古人还有“癖”、“瘕”的名称。它们都属于同一类疾病。“癖”如弓弦般坚硬，是筋脉隆起；“癖”者，隐僻深沉，附着于骨骼。“瘕”则有明显的肿块可查，类似于积聚，多与血有关。“瘕”者，假也，忽聚忽散，由气机引起。奔豚的感觉如同江豚向上窜跃，是冷气上冲所致。这种瘕聚之气，聚集在小肠，就称为小肠气；聚集在膀胱，就称为膀胱气。小肠气患者，排气后会感到舒畅；膀胱气患者，小腹发热，如同被热水浇灌，小便涩滞不畅。凡是治疗小腹疼痛，应当使用具有坠降作用的药物，行气药都应当使用“核”类药物，才能直达病所，取得疗效。橘核丸、奔豚丸均可主治此类病症。
通用治疗瘕聚、癖块、小肠气、膀胱气等病症。
橘核（盐水酒炒，二两） 川楝子（煨制去肉） 山楂子（炒） 香附（姜汁浸泡后炒，各一两五钱） 荔枝核（煨制后研碎） 小茴香（微炒，各一两） 神曲（四两）
若寒邪甚重，加附子五钱，肉桂三钱，当归一两。若有热象，加黑山栀七钱；另外对于疝气症，若是表寒束缚内部热邪，丹溪先生主张黑山栀与吴茱萸并用。按此二味药，若遇寒热不调的情况，加入丸剂中效果更佳。若是胞痹导致小便不利，去掉小茴香，加入茯苓、车前子、丹参、黑山栀。
Grind the herbs into an extremely fine powder and store them in a small porcelain jar. For each use, take a small amount of clear water, dip a bone hairpin into two or three *li* (a traditional unit of weight/measure) of the powder, and apply it to the inner canthus of the eye, similar to the method of applying eye drops.
After application, avoid drinking hot tea and eating for half a day; the illness will be cured.
Chenpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium, peeled of the white pith), Chenxiangyuan (Erythrochylae Fructus, pulped of the white pith), Chenzhike (Aurantii Fructus Immaturus, pulped of the white pith and stir-fried), Chenateye (Camelliae Sinensis Folium).
These are equal parts ground into powder. Take three *qian* per dose, mixed with boiling water.
Treats abdominal abscesses (Fuzhong Yong).
Mudanpi (Paeoniae Moutan Cortex, 3 *qian*), Yiren (Coicis Semen, 5 *qian*), Taoren (Persicae Semen, 10 grains), Gualouren (Trichosanthis Semen, shelled, oil removed, 2 *qian*).
Decoct in water and take orally.
Medical texts state: The large abdomen belongs to the Taiyin Spleen channel, the area around the umbilicus belongs to the Shaoyin Kidney channel, and the lower abdomen belongs to the Jueyin Liver channel. When Cold Damage (Shanghan) pathogens transmit to the Jueyin channel, severe pain in the lower abdomen indicates heat pathogen, which should be treated with purgation. If heat is bound internally and blood stasis accumulates in the lower jiao, purgation is also indicated. If cold pathogen directly invades the Jueyin channel, causing cold pain in the lower abdomen, it is a cold pathogen disease, requiring warm purgation. Treatment methods are detailed in this section. Ordinary lower abdominal pain often belongs to conditions such as hernia (Shan), mass accumulation (Jia), and running piglet syndrome (Ben Tun). Medical texts state: Men are prone to seven types of hernias, while women are prone to leukorrhea and mass accumulation. Ancient physicians also used the terms "Pi" (masses fixed in place) and "Jia" (shifting masses). These all belong to the same category. "Pi" is hard like a bowstring, involving raised sinews; "Pi" implies hidden and deep-seated masses adhering to the bones. "Jia" presents with palpable lumps, similar to accumulations (Ji), and is mostly related to blood. "Jia" means false; it gathers and disperses suddenly, caused by Qi. Ben Tun feels like a river dolphin leaping upward, caused by cold Qi rushing up. This type of Jia Qi, when gathered in the Small Intestine, is called Small Intestine Qi; when gathered in the Bladder, it is called Bladder Qi. Patients with Small Intestine Qi feel relief after passing gas; patients with Bladder Qi experience heat in the lower abdomen, as if scalded by soup, and have difficult, scanty urination. In treating lower abdominal pain, drugs with descending properties should be used. Qi-moving herbs should all include "seed/kernel" (He) types to reach the disease site effectively. Juhe Wan (Orange Seed Pill) and Bentun Wan (Running Piglet Pill) both treat these conditions.
Generally treats Jia masses, Pi masses, Small Intestine Qi, and Bladder Qi.
Juhe (Kumquat Seed, stir-fried with salt wine, 2 liang), Chuanlianzi (Toosendan Fructus, baked and meat removed), Shanzhazhi (Crataegi Fructus, stir-fried), Xiangfu (Cyperi Rhizoma, soaked in ginger juice and stir-fried, 1.5 liang each), Lizhihe (Litchi Seed, baked and crushed), Xiaohuixiang (Foeniculi Fructus, lightly stir-fried, 1 liang each), Shenqu (Medicated Leaven, 4 liang).
If cold is severe, add Fuzi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata, 5 qian), Rougui (Cinnamomi Cortex, 3 qian), Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix, 1 liang). If there is heat, add Heishanzhi (Gardeniae Fructus, charred, 7 qian); additionally, for hernia cases where exterior cold binds interior heat, Danxi advocated using Heishanzhi together with Wuzhuyu (Evodiae Fructus). Regarding these two herbs, if there is disharmony of cold and heat, adding them to the pill is even better. If there is Bao Bi (Bladder obstruction) causing difficult urination, remove Xiaohuixiang and add Fuling (Poria), Cheqianzi (Plantaginis Semen), Danshen (Salviae Miltiorrhizae Radix et Rhizoma), and Heishanzhi.