(见厥症)
苍术(一钱) 浓朴(二钱) 陈皮(一钱) 炙甘草(五分)
水煎服。
大黄(一两) 桃仁(二十粒) 虫(十五枚去足熬)
上药三味。研末炼蜜。分作四丸。以酒一升煮一丸。取八合。顿服之。新血下如豚肝。
产后患疟。其人必肝阳素盛。血衰气旺者居多。或胎前曾有发热等症。至产后邪正交浑
而
恐邪
大忌
亦宜
已危
不慎
治产后疟痢在十四朝以内者。如呕者。加川连(八分)吴茱萸(六
枝(七
分)赤芍(一钱)○热多。加枳壳(一钱)知母(一钱炒)○如十四日之外。
恶露必净。加党参一二钱不妨。
(自制)
○治痢在产后七日前后者。
川芎(二钱) 当归(四钱) 炮姜(五分) 炙甘草(五分) 桃仁(十粒) 琥珀
(八分) 浓
朴(
○如赤
痢。加红花(八分酒炒)○如白痢。加茯苓(三钱)肉桂末(三分冲)制香附(
○如赤白
兼者。本方去川椒。山楂肉。加制香附(二钱)藿梗(二钱)姜半夏(一钱五
钱)肉果霜(六分)切忌攻补寒凉等法为当。
产后七日内患时邪。壮热。口渴或身痛。或头痛。或咽痛。宜与产后郁冒例治。甚则四
肢厥
神不
瘀血
分。
治以咸寒
治之。不
(参见厥症章节)
人参(二钱) 苏木(一钱五分)
用水煎煮。加入陈年酒三匙冲服。
苍术(一钱) 浓朴(二钱,即厚朴) 陈皮(一钱) 炙甘草(五分)
用水煎煮后服用。
大黄(一两) 桃仁(二十粒) 虻虫(十五枚,去足并炒制)
以上三味药。研成细末,用炼蜜制成四丸。用酒一升煮其中一丸,取汁八合,一次性顿服。服药后排出新血,状如猪肝。
(自制方,用于见血崩症)
治疗先产后出血、先出血后分娩的情况,均有效。
产后患疟疾(疟疾,一种以寒战高热为特征的疾病)。患者必定是肝阳素来旺盛,多为血虚气旺之人。或者在胎前曾有发热等症状,到了产后邪气与正气交混。
(此处原文残缺,推测意为:恐邪气深入/大忌...亦宜...已危...不慎...)
治疗产后十四天以内患疟疾和痢疾者。如果呕吐,加川连(黄连,八分)、吴茱萸(六枝)、分(原文残缺,可能指分量或药材名缺失)、赤芍(一钱)。○热象多者,加枳壳(一钱)、知母(一钱,炒制)。○如果是十四日之后,恶露(产后余血浊液)必然排净,加党参一二钱无妨。
(自制方)
○治疗痢疾在产后七日前后的情况。
川芎(二钱) 当归(四钱) 炮姜(五分) 炙甘草(五分) 桃仁(十粒) 琥珀(八分) 浓朴(厚朴,原文残缺)
○如果是赤痢(便下脓血),加红花(八分,酒炒制)。○如果是白痢(便下黏液),加茯苓(三钱)、肉桂末(三分,冲服)、制香附(原文残缺)。
○如果是赤白痢兼有者,本方去掉川椒、山楂肉,加制香附(二钱)、藿梗(二钱)、姜半夏(一钱五分)、肉果霜(肉豆蔻霜,六分)。切忌使用攻下、补益、寒凉等方法,以此为宜。
产后七日内患时邪(外感时令邪气)。出现壮热(高热)、口渴或身痛,或头痛,或咽痛。适宜按照产后郁冒(产后头晕目眩、郁闷不舒的病证)的例法治疗。严重时四肢厥冷(手脚冰凉),神志不清,瘀血阻滞。
(此处原文残缺,推测意为:分...治以咸寒...治之,不...)
(See the section on Jue Syndrome)
Renshen (2 qian), Sumu (1.5 qian).
Decoct in water. Add three spoons of aged wine and mix well before taking.
Cangzhu (1 qian), Nongpo (Houpo, 2 qian), Chenpi (1 qian), Zhigancao (0.5 qian).
Decoct in water and take orally.
Dahuang (1 liang), Taoren (20 kernels), Mengchong (15 pieces, remove feet and stir-fry).
Grind the above three herbs into fine powder, bind with refined honey to make four pills. Boil one pill in one sheng of wine, reduce to eight ge, and take all at once. Fresh blood will be discharged resembling pig liver.
(Self-made formula for Jiexue Bengzheng [Sudden Profuse Bleeding])
Effective for cases where postpartum bleeding occurs before delivery, or delivery follows bleeding.
For malaria occurring after childbirth, the patient likely has a pre-existing excess of Liver Yang, and most cases involve Blood deficiency with Qi hyperactivity. Or there may have been fever symptoms during pregnancy. After childbirth, pathogenic factors and healthy Qi become mixed.
(The original text is fragmented here, implying concerns about pathogenic invasion, contraindications, urgency, and carelessness.)
For malaria and dysentery occurring within fourteen days after childbirth: If vomiting occurs, add Chuanlian (Huanglian, 0.8 fen), Wuzhuyu (6 branches), Fen (text missing), Chishao (1 qian). ○ If heat signs are predominant, add Zhiqiao (1 qian), Zhimu (1 qian, stir-fried). ○ If it is beyond fourteen days, lochia should be clean; adding Dangshen (1-2 qian) is acceptable.
(Self-made formula)
○ For dysentery occurring around seven days before or after childbirth:
Chuanxiong (2 qian), Danggui (4 qian), Paojiang (0.5 qian), Zhigancao (0.5 qian), Taoren (10 kernels), Hupo (0.8 fen), Nongpo (Houpo, text missing).
○ For red dysentery (pus and blood in stool), add Honghua (0.8 fen, stir-fried with wine). ○ For white dysentery (mucus in stool), add Fuling (3 qian), Rouguimò (0.3 fen, taken by mixing), Zhi Xiangfu (text missing).
○ For mixed red and white dysentery, remove Chuanjiao and Shanzhourou from this formula, and add Zhi Xiangfu (2 qian), Huogeng (2 qian), Jiang Banxia (1.5 qian), Rouroushuang (Roudoukou frost, 0.6 fen). It is crucial to avoid methods of purging, tonifying, or cooling. This approach is appropriate.
For exogenous seasonal pathogens (Shixie) contracted within seven days after childbirth, presenting with high fever, thirst, body pain, headache, or sore throat, treat according to the principles for Yumao syndrome after childbirth. In severe cases, cold limbs (Ji), unconsciousness, and blood stasis occur.
(The original text is fragmented here, implying treatment with salty-cold properties...)