治同前证。
生石膏（二两，轧细） 阿斯匹林（一瓦）
上药二味，先用白蔗糖冲水，送服阿斯匹林。再将石膏煎汤
一大碗，待周身正出汗时，乘热将石膏汤饮下三分之二，以助阿斯匹林发表之力。迨至汗出之后，过两三点钟，
犹觉有余热者，可仍将所余石膏汤温饮下。若药服完，热犹未尽者，可但用生石膏煎汤，或少加粳米煎汤，徐
徐温饮之，以热全退净为度，不用再服阿斯匹林也。
又∶此汤不但可以代寒解汤，并可以代凉解汤。若以代凉解汤时，石膏宜减半。
附录∶
江苏平台王××来函∶
小儿××，秋夏之交，陡起大热，失常神呆，闭目不食。家慈见而骇甚。吾因胸有成竹定见，遂曰∶“此
无忧。”即用书中石膏阿斯匹林汤，照原方服法，服后即神清热退。第二日午际又热，遂放胆再用原方，因其
痰多而咳，为加清半夏、牛蒡子，服之全愈。
治温病表里俱热，时有汗出，舌苔白，脉浮滑者。
连翘（五钱） 蝉蜕（二钱，去足土） 生石膏（六钱，捣细） 生杭芍（五钱） 甘草（一钱）
若脉浮滑，而兼有洪象者，生石膏当用一两。
治感冒久在太阳，致热蓄膀胱，小便赤涩。或因小便秘，而大便滑泻。兼治湿温初得，憎寒壮热，舌苔
灰色滑腻者。
滑石（一两） 甘草（二钱） 连翘（三钱） 蝉蜕（三钱，去足土） 生杭芍（四钱）
若滑泻者，甘草须加倍。
一叟，年六十五，得风温证。六七日间，周身悉肿，肾囊肿大似西瓜，屡次服药无效。旬日之外，求为诊
视。脉洪滑微浮，心中热渴，小便涩热，痰涎上泛，微兼喘息，舌苔白浓。投以此汤，加生石膏一两，周身微
汗，小便通利，肿消其半，犹觉热渴。遂将方中生石膏加倍，服后又得微汗，肿遂尽消，诸病皆愈。按∶此乃
风温之热，由太阳经入于膀胱之府，阻塞水道，而阳明胃府亦将实也。由是观之，彼谓温病入手经、不入足经
者，何其谬哉！
治疗与前文所述证候相同。
生石膏（二两，研成细粉） 阿斯匹林（一瓦）
以上两味药，先用白蔗糖冲水，送服阿斯匹林。再将石膏煎煮成一大碗汤剂，待患者全身正在出汗时，趁热将三分之二的石膏汤饮下，以辅助阿斯匹林发散表邪的力量。等到汗出之后，过了两三个小时，如果仍然觉得有残余发热，可以将剩余的石膏汤温热服用。如果药物服完，发热仍未完全消退的，可以只用生石膏煎汤，或者少加粳米一起煎汤，慢慢温热饮用，直到热势完全退尽为止，不再需要服用阿斯匹林了。
另外：此汤不仅可以代替寒解汤，也可以代替凉解汤。如果用此汤代替凉解汤时，石膏的用量应当减半。
附录：
江苏平台王××来信说：
小儿××，在秋夏交替之际，突然发起高热，神情呆滞，闭眼不进食。家母见状非常惊恐。我因为心中已有定见，于是说：“这无需担忧。”随即使用书中的石膏阿斯匹林汤，按照原方的服法服用，服药后神志清醒、热退。第二天中午又发热，于是大胆再次使用原方，因为患儿痰多且咳嗽，为此加入了清半夏、牛蒡子，服用后痊愈。
治疗温病表里俱热，时常出汗，舌苔白，脉象浮滑的证候。
连翘（五钱） 蝉蜕（二钱，去掉足和泥土） 生石膏（六钱，捣碎成细末） 生杭芍（五钱） 甘草（一钱）
如果脉象浮滑，并且兼有洪大之象的，生石膏应当用一两。
治疗感冒日久停留在太阳经，导致热邪蓄积于膀胱，小便红赤涩痛。或者因小便不通利，而导致大便滑泄。兼治湿温病初起，憎恶寒冷且壮热，舌苔灰色滑腻的证候。
滑石（一两） 甘草（二钱） 连翘（三钱） 蝉蜕（三钱，去掉足和泥土） 生杭芍（四钱）
如果出现滑泄的情况，甘草必须加倍。
一位老人，年龄六十五岁，患风温证。六七天的时间里，全身都浮肿，阴囊肿大像西瓜一样，多次服药无效。十几天后，求我为其诊治。脉象洪滑微浮，心中烦热口渴，小便涩痛发热，痰涎上泛，轻微伴有喘息，舌苔白厚。投以此汤，加入生石膏一两，全身微微出汗，小便通利，肿胀消退了一半，仍然觉得热渴。于是将方中的生石膏加倍，服用后又得到微微出汗，肿胀于是全部消退，各种病症都痊愈了。按语：这是风温的热邪，从太阳经进入膀胱之腑，阻塞水道，而阳明胃腑也将要实热了。由此看来，那些说温病只入手经、不入足经的人，是多么荒谬啊！
Treats the same syndrome as mentioned previously.
Sheng Shigao (Raw Gypsum Fibrosum, 2 liang, finely ground) Aspirin (1 wa)
For the above two ingredients, first dissolve white sucrose in water to administer the Aspirin. Then decoct the Shigao into a large bowl of soup. When the patient is sweating profusely over the whole body, drink two-thirds of the hot Shigao soup while it is still hot, to assist the Aspirin in releasing the exterior. After the sweating subsides, if after two or three hours there is still residual heat, the remaining Shigao soup can be drunk warm. If the medication is finished and the heat has not completely subsided, one may use only Sheng Shigao decocted in water, or add a small amount of Jingmi (Oryzae Semen Germum, rice germ) to the decoction, drinking it slowly and warm until the heat is completely gone; no further Aspirin is needed.
Furthermore: This decoction can not only substitute for Hanjie Tang (Cold-Resolving Decoction), but also for Liangjie Tang (Cooling-Resolving Decoction). When substituting for Liangjie Tang, the dosage of Shigao should be halved.
Appendix:
Letter from Wang XX of Jiangsu Pingtai:
Child XX, at the transition between autumn and summer, suddenly developed high fever, with a dull spirit, closed eyes, and refusal to eat. My mother was greatly alarmed upon seeing this. Because I had a firm conviction in my mind, I said, "There is no need to worry." I immediately used the Shigao Aspirin Tang from the book, following the original prescription's administration method. After taking it, the spirit cleared and the fever subsided. On the second day at noon, the fever returned, so I boldly used the original prescription again. Because the child had much phlegm and cough, I added Qing Banxia (Pinelliae Rhizoma Praeparatum cum Alumine et Zingibere, prepared Pinellia) and Niuzi (Arctii Fructus, Arctium Fruit). The child recovered completely.
Treats Warm Disease (Wen Bing) with heat in both the interior and exterior, occasional sweating, white tongue coating, and a floating-slippery pulse.
Lianqiao (Forsythiae Fructus, Forsythia Fruit, 5 qian) Chantui (Cicadae Periostracum, Cicada Slough, 2 qian, feet and dirt removed) Sheng Shigao (Raw Gypsum Fibrosum, 6 qian, crushed fine) Sheng Hangshao (Raw Paeoniae Radix Alba, White Peony Root, 5 qian) Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, Licorice Root, 1 qian)
If the pulse is floating-slippery and additionally has a surging quality, Sheng Shigao should be used in the amount of 1 liang.
Treats colds lingering in the Taiyang (Greater Yang) channel for a long time, leading to heat accumulation in the Bladder, with red and scanty/difficult urination. Or due to urinary retention, resulting in loose stools/diarrhea. Also treats early-stage Damp-Warmth (Shi Wen), characterized by aversion to cold and high fever, with a grey, slippery, and greasy tongue coating.
Huashi (Talcum, Talc, 1 liang) Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, Licorice Root, 2 qian) Lianqiao (Forsythiae Fructus, Forsythia Fruit, 3 qian) Chantui (Cicadae Periostracum, Cicada Slough, 3 qian, feet and dirt removed) Sheng Hangshao (Raw Paeoniae Radix Alba, White Peony Root, 4 qian)
If loose stools occur, the dosage of Gancao must be doubled.
An elderly man, aged sixty-five, suffered from Wind-Warmth (Feng Wen). Within six or seven days, his entire body became swollen, and the scrotum enlarged to the size of a watermelon. Multiple medications were ineffective. More than ten days later, he sought my diagnosis. The pulse was surging, slippery, and slightly floating; the heart felt hot and thirsty; urination was difficult and painful/hot; saliva/phlegm rose upward; slight panting accompanied these symptoms; the tongue coating was thick and white. I prescribed this decoction, adding 1 liang of Sheng Shigao. The patient sweated slightly all over, urination became smooth, and half of the swelling subsided, though heat and thirst remained. Consequently, I doubled the Sheng Shigao in the formula. After taking it, the patient sweated slightly again, the swelling completely disappeared, and all diseases were cured. Note: This is the heat of Wind-Warmth entering the Bladder Fu-organ from the Taiyang channel, obstructing the water passages, while the Yangming Stomach Fu-organ is also becoming full/excess. From this, we see how absurd those who claim that Warm Diseases enter the Hand meridians but not the Foot meridians are!