桂枝（洗净，炒） 甘草 生姜（各三两） 芍药（六两） 大枣（十二枚） 大黄（一
两）
腹中寒热不调而大痛者，此方主之。
寒热不调而大痛者，先食热物，后食寒物，二者不调，而令大痛之类也。是方也，桂枝
能散真寒，大黄能泻实热，芍药能健脾而和肝，甘草能调中而益气，生姜可使益胃，大枣可
使和脾。
玄胡索（一两，为末，炒香） 清酒（一升，淬入，温服）
妇人气血攻刺疼痛，连于胁膈者，此方主之。
玄胡索，味苦辛，苦能降气，辛能散血，淬之以酒，则能达乎经脉矣。
韭菜汁 清酒（等分，和服）
胁膈常时疼痛，得热则减，得寒则增者，此方主之。
上件证，死血也，故用韭汁消瘀，清酒行滞。
芫花（好醋拌匀，炒黑不令焦） 大戟（长流水煮一时，洗净晒干） 甘遂（洗净晒，
各半两） 黄柏（三两，焙干） 大黄（酒润蒸熟，晒干，一两五钱）
上件为末，粥丸麻子大。每服二、三十丸，临卧津液吞下，或白汤一口送下，取其膈上
之湿痰，以意消息之，欲利则空心服。
痰涎蓄积胃脘，胸腹作痛者，此方主之。
小，消也。小胃者，消去胃中之痰物也。甘遂、芫花、大戟，能下十二经之湿痰，大黄
佐之下行，黄柏制其辛烈。是方也，大毒之剂，攻杀击刺之兵也，善用则治，弗善用之则乱。
故
桂枝（洗净，炒） 甘草 生姜（各三两） 芍药（六两） 大枣（十二枚） 大黄（一两）
腹中寒热不调而剧烈疼痛的，此方主治。
所谓寒热不调而剧烈疼痛，是指先吃热的食物，后吃冷的食物，两者不相协调，从而导致剧烈疼痛的情况。这个方子中，桂枝能驱散真寒，大黄能泻除实热，芍药能健脾并调和肝气，甘草能调理中焦并补益元气，生姜能使胃气受益，大枣能使脾气调和。
玄胡索（一两，研为细末，炒香） 清酒（一升，浸泡药末，温服）
妇女因气血攻冲引起的刺痛，牵连到胁肋和膈部的，此方主治。
玄胡索，味道苦辛，苦味能降气，辛味能散血，用酒浸泡，则药力能通达经脉。
韭菜汁 清酒（等量混合服用）
胁肋和膈部经常疼痛，遇热减轻，遇寒加重的，此方主治。
上述症状，属于死血（瘀血），所以用韭菜汁消除瘀血，用清酒行气滞。
芫花（用好醋拌匀，炒黑但不令其焦化） 大戟（用长流水煮一个时辰，洗净晒干） 甘遂（洗净晒干，各半两） 黄柏（三两，焙干） 大黄（用酒润湿蒸熟，晒干，一两五钱）
以上药材研为细末，用米粥做成如麻子大小的丸剂。每次服用二三十丸，临睡前用津液吞服，或用白开水一口送下，取其清除膈上湿痰的功效，根据病情斟酌使用，想要通利大便则空腹服用。
痰涎蓄积在胃脘部，导致胸腹部疼痛的，此方主治。
“小”，意为消减。“小胃”，即消去胃中的痰浊之物。甘遂、芫花、大戟，能攻下十二经的湿痰，大黄辅助其下行，黄柏制约其辛烈之性。这个方子，是毒性很大的药剂，如同攻杀击刺的军队，善于使用就能治病，不善于使用就会造成混乱。
故
Cinnamon Twig (Guizhi, cleaned and stir-fried) Licorice Root (Gancao) Fresh Ginger Shengjiang (each 3 liang) Red Peony Root Shaoyao (6 liang) Jujube Zao (12 pieces) Rhubarb Radix et Rhizoma Dahuang (1 liang)
For severe abdominal pain caused by disharmony of cold and heat, this formula is indicated.
"Disharmony of cold and heat with severe pain" refers to conditions where consuming hot food followed by cold food leads to incompatibility, resulting in severe pain. In this formula, Cinnamon Twig (Guizhi) can disperse true cold; Rhubarb Radix et Rhizoma (Dahuang) can purge excess heat; Red Peony Root (Shaoyao) can strengthen the Spleen and harmonize the Liver; Licorice Root (Gancao) can regulate the Middle Jiao and replenish Qi; Fresh Ginger (Shengjiang) can benefit the Stomach; and Jujube (Zao) can harmonize the Spleen.
Corydalis Rhizoma Yanhusuo (1 liang, powdered and stir-fried until fragrant) Clear Wine Qingjiu (1 sheng, used to steep the powder, taken warm)
For stabbing pain in women caused by attacking and conflicting Qi and Blood, radiating to the hypochondrium and diaphragm, this formula is indicated.
Corydalis Rhizoma (Yanhusuo) has a bitter and acrid taste. Bitterness can descend Qi, while acridity can dissipate Blood. Steeping it in wine allows its efficacy to reach the meridians.
Leek Juice Jiucai Zhi Clear Wine Qingjiu (equal parts, mixed and taken orally)
For chronic pain in the hypochondrium and diaphragm that alleviates with heat and worsens with cold, this formula is indicated.
The aforementioned symptoms are due to "dead blood" (stagnant blood). Therefore, Leek Juice is used to resolve stasis, and Clear Wine is used to move stagnation.
Genkwa Flos Yuanhua (mixed well with good vinegar, stir-fried until black but not burnt) Kansui Radix Daji (boiled for one shichen in running water, cleaned and dried) Kansui Radix Gansui (cleaned and dried, each 0.5 liang) Phellodendri Cortex Huangbai (3 liang, baked dry) Rhubarb Radix et Rhizoma Dahuang (moistened with wine, steamed ripe, and dried, 1.5 liang)
Grind the above ingredients into fine powder and make pills the size of hemp seeds using congee. Take 20-30 pills at bedtime, swallowed with saliva, or sent down with a mouthful of plain boiled water. The aim is to eliminate damp-phlegm from the upper jiao; adjust usage according to the condition. To induce purgation, take on an empty stomach.
For pain in the chest and abdomen caused by accumulation of phlegm-fluids in the epigastrium, this formula is indicated.
"Xiao" means to reduce or eliminate. "Xiao Wei" (Small Stomach) refers to eliminating phlegm and turbid substances from the Stomach. Kansui Radix (Gansui), Genkwa Flos (Yuanhua), and Kansui Radix (Daji) can purge damp-phlegm from the twelve meridians; Rhubarb Radix et Rhizoma (Dahuang) assists in directing the action downward; Phellodendri Cortex (Huangbai) restrains their acrid and fierce nature. This formula is a highly toxic preparation, akin to troops engaged in attack and killing. If used skillfully, it cures disease; if misused, it causes chaos.
Therefore