治疼痛。
槐子（炒） 麦 （炒） 贝母（炒） 滑石 当归（炒，各等分
上五味同为细末，每于未产月十日前，每日空心，用温酒下二钱。
产前服。
牵牛子（一两） 赤土（少许）
上二味，研令极细，母觉阵频时，煎榆白皮汤，调下一钱。
又方
用腊月兔头脑髓一个，摊于纸上均，剪作符子，于上面书生字一个，觉阵频动时，于母
钗子股上夹定，灯焰上烧灰，盏子盛了，煎丁香酒，调下。
黄明乳香（不限多少
上于端午时，或岁除夜，收猪心血相和，研为丸如鸡豆大，以红绢袋盛，挂于门上，如
患者，以冷酒磨下一丸。
治产后恶血冲心，或胎衣不下，腹中血块等症。
用锦文新大黄（一两，杵罗为末，用头醋半斤，同熬成膏，丸如梧桐子。患者用温醋汤
七
治产后，脐下疼痛不止（产宝诸方，作当归散。
当归 川芎（各一分） 官桂（去皮，半两
上三味同为细末，分作三服，每服酒一盏，煎三五沸，更入童便少许，同煎至七分，温
服，甚者不过再服必瘥。
治产后恶血攻心，时发躁。
蒲黄（半两） 延胡索（一两） 桂心（一分）
上三味，杵为细末，每服一钱，用乌梅汤，放冷调下。
治逐恶物，止腹疼。
桂心（去皮） 威灵仙 白芷 当归 牡丹皮（各等分）
上五味，同杵为末，每服二钱，煎面汤调下，大凡妇人产后，更须常体问产妇，如所出
恶物多，即不须再三下之，过即血虚气极，烦闷晕乱而生病焉，如觉比常少，及不行，切须
急攻之，缘血随气行，上掩于心，故令烦闷，而心满急，二者为异，切在审详，盖产妇体虚
，切不得妄乱进与汤散，如别无状候，但与调气治血汤散，最妙。
治疗产时疼痛。
槐子（炒制）、麦麸（炒制）、贝母（炒制）、滑石、当归（炒制，以上五味药各取等量）。
将上述五味药共同研磨成细末。在预产期前十天开始，每天清晨空腹时，用温酒送服二钱。
产前服用。
牵牛子（一两）、赤土（少许）。
将上述两味药研磨至极细。当产妇感觉到宫缩频繁时，煎煮榆白皮汤，调服一钱。
又一方：
取腊月里兔子的头脑髓一个，摊在纸上使其均匀，剪成符条形状，在上面写下一个“生”字。当产妇感觉宫缩频繁且剧烈时，将其夹在母亲的发钗股上，在灯焰上烧成灰，用盏子盛好，煎丁香酒调服。
黄明乳香（不限多少）。
在端午节或除夕夜，收集猪心血与之混合，研磨制成如鸡豆大小的丸剂，用红绢袋盛装，挂在门上。如果患者出现症状，用冷酒磨化一丸服用。
治疗产后恶血冲心，或胎衣不下，腹中血块等症状。
取锦纹新大黄（一两），捣碎过筛为末，用头醋半斤，一同熬制成膏状，制成梧桐子大小的丸剂。患者用温醋汤送服七丸。
治疗产后脐下疼痛不止（《产宝》诸方中称为当归散）。
当归、川芎（各一分）、官桂（去皮，半两）。
将上述三味药共同研磨成细末，分作三次服用。每次服用时，用一盏酒，煎煮三五沸后，再加入少许童便，同煎至七分满，温热服用。病情严重者，不超过两次服药必定痊愈。
治疗产后恶血攻心，时常烦躁不安。
蒲黄（半两）、延胡索（一两）、桂心（一分）。
将上述三味药捣碎研为细末。每次服用一钱，用乌梅汤放凉后调服。
治疗排出恶露，停止腹痛。
桂心（去皮）、威灵仙、白芷、当归、牡丹皮（以上五味药各取等量）。
将上述五味药共同捣碎研为细末。每次服用二钱，用面汤煎服。大凡妇人产后，更须经常询问产妇情况，如果排出的恶露过多，就不必再三使用下法（泻下/活血逐瘀），过度则会导致血虚气极，出现烦闷晕乱而生病。如果觉得比平时少，甚至没有排出，必须急切地攻逐（活血祛瘀）。因为血随气行，上行掩盖于心，所以导致烦闷，心部胀满急迫。这两种情况是不同的，务必仔细审察详辨。因为产妇体质虚弱，切不可以妄乱进服汤药散剂。如果没有其他特殊证候，只给予调气治血的汤散，最为妙善。
Treats labor pain.
Huai Zi (Stylocarpus Fructus, stir-fried), Mai Fu (Wheat Bran, stir-fried), Bei Mu (Fritillariae Bulbus, stir-fried), Hua Shi (Talcum), Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix, stir-fried). The above five herbs are taken in equal parts.
Grind the above five herbs together into a fine powder. Starting ten days before the expected delivery date, take two qian with warm wine on an empty stomach every day.
Taken during pregnancy.
Qian Niu Zi (Pharbitidis Semen, one liang), Chi Tu (Red Earth, a small amount).
Grind the above two ingredients to an extremely fine powder. When the mother feels frequent uterine contractions, decoct Ulmus Alba Cortex (Ulmaceae Bark) soup and mix with one qian to take.
Another prescription:
Take one rabbit brain marrow from a rabbit killed in the twelfth lunar month, spread it evenly on paper, cut it into talisman strips, and write the character "Sheng" (Birth) on it. When the mother feels frequent and intense contractions, clamp it onto the shaft of the mother's hairpin, burn it to ash over a lamp flame, collect it in a cup, decoct Ding Xiang (Caryophylli Flos, Clove) wine, and mix with it to take.
Huang Ming Ru Xiang (Resina Draconis mixed with Frankincense, no fixed amount).
On the Dragon Boat Festival or New Year's Eve, collect pig heart blood, mix it with the resin, grind into pills the size of chicken beans, store them in a red silk bag, and hang them on the door. If the patient has symptoms, grind one pill with cold wine and take it.
Treats postpartum evil blood rushing to the heart, retained placenta, blood masses in the abdomen, etc.
Use Jin Wen Xin Da Huang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma with brocade patterns, one liang), pound and sieve into powder. Use half jin of the first vinegar, boil together into a paste, and form pills the size of Sophora seeds. The patient takes seven pills with warm vinegar soup.
Treats persistent pain below the umbilicus after childbirth (referred to as Dang Gui San in various prescriptions of *Chan Bao*).
Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), Chuan Xiong (Chuanxiong Rhizoma) (each one fen), Guan Gui (Cinnamomi Cortex, peeled, half liang).
Grind the above three herbs into a fine powder, divide into three doses. For each dose, use one zhan of wine, boil for three to five boils, then add a small amount of Tong Bian (Child's Urine), boil together until reduced to 70%, and take warm. For severe cases, not more than two doses are needed for recovery.
Treats postpartum evil blood attacking the heart, causing occasional restlessness.
Pu Huang (Typhae Pollen, half liang), Yan Hu Suo (Corydalis Rhizoma, one liang), Gui Xin (Cinnamomi Ramulus, one fen).
Pound the above three herbs into a fine powder. Take one qian per dose, mix with cooled Wu Mei Tang (Mume Decoction) and take.
Treats expulsion of lochia and cessation of abdominal pain.
Gui Xin (Cinnamomi Ramulus, peeled), Wei Ling Xian (Clematidis Radix et Rhizoma), Bai Zhi (Angelicae Dahuricae Radix), Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), Mu Dan Pi (Moutan Cortex). The above five herbs are taken in equal parts.
Pound the above five herbs together into a powder. Take two qian per dose, decoct in Mian Tang (Flour Soup) and mix to take. Generally, for women after childbirth, one must frequently inquire about the parturient. If the discharged lochia is excessive, there is no need to repeatedly apply purgative methods; excessive application will lead to extreme deficiency of blood and qi, causing restlessness, dizziness, and illness. If the discharge is less than usual or absent, urgent attack (invigoration of blood and removal of stasis) is necessary. This is because blood follows qi; if it rises and covers the heart, it causes restlessness and fullness/urgency in the heart region. These two situations are different, and careful examination is essential. Since the parturient's constitution is deficient, one must not recklessly administer decoctions or powders. If there are no other specific signs, only administering Qi-regulating and Blood-treating decoctions/powders is most excellent.