治产后虚肿，喘促，利小便则愈。
生姜（三两，取汁） 白面（三两） 半夏（七个）
上以生姜汁搜面裹半夏为七饼子，炙焦熟为末，水调一盏，小便利为效。
大调经散最治产后肿满，喘急、烦渴，小便不利。（方见二十一卷第三论中）
又论曰∶夫产后劳伤血气，腠理虚，则为风邪所乘。邪搏于气，不得宣越，故令虚肿轻
浮。是邪搏于气，气肿也。若皮肤如熟李状，则变为水肿。气肿者，发汗即愈；水肿者，利
小便瘥也。
治产后风虚，气壅上攻，头面浮肿。汉防己散。
汉防己 猪苓 枳壳 桑白皮（各一两） 商陆 甘草（各三分）
上为粗末，每服四钱。水盏半，姜三片，煎至七分，去滓温服。空心。
治产后遍身青肿疼痛，产后血水疾。（出《妇人经验方》）
干漆 大麦 （等分）
上各为细末，以新瓦罐子中铺一重麦 、一重干漆，如此填满，用盐泥固济，火 通赤
，放冷研为散。但是产后诸疾，热酒调下二钱。
治产血虚、风肿、水肿。
泽兰叶 防己（等分）
上为末，每服二钱，温酒调下。不能饮者，醋汤调亦可。
论曰∶产后腹痛及泻利者何？答曰∶产后肠胃虚怯，寒邪易侵。若未盈月，欲冷当风，
乘虚袭留于肓膜，散于腹胁，故腹痛作阵，或如锥刀所刺。流入大肠，水谷不化，洞泄肠鸣
，或下赤白， 胁 胀，或痛走不定，急服调中汤立愈。若医者以为积滞取之，祸不旋踵。
谨之谨之。
治疗产后身体虚肿、呼吸急促，通过利小便即可痊愈。
生姜（三两，取汁液） 白面（三两） 半夏（七个）
以上药物用生姜汁调和面粉包裹半夏，制成七个饼状，烤至焦熟后研为粉末，每次用水调服一盏，以小便通畅为见效标志。
大调经散最能治疗产后肿胀满闷、气喘急促、心烦口渴、小便不利。（方剂见第二十一卷第三论中）
又论述道：产后因劳累损伤气血，腠理（皮肤毛孔及肌肉间隙）虚弱，风邪便容易乘虚而入。邪气与正气相搏结于气分，导致气机不得宣发透越，因此出现虚性浮肿且质地轻浮。这是邪气搏结于气分，属于气肿。如果皮肤呈现类似熟李子那样的状态，则转变为水肿。气肿者，通过发汗即可痊愈；水肿者，通过利小便即可治愈。
治疗产后风邪虚损，气机壅滞上攻头部和面部，导致头面浮肿的汉防己散。
汉防己 猪苓 枳壳 桑白皮（各一两） 商陆 甘草（各三分）
以上药物制成粗末，每次服用四钱。用水一盏半，生姜三片，煎煮至七分量，去渣后温服。空腹服用。
治疗产后全身青紫肿胀疼痛，以及产后血水病。（出自《妇人经验方》）
干漆 大麦 （等量）
以上药物分别研为细末，在新瓦罐中铺一层大麦、一层干漆，如此填满，用盐泥密封固定，用火煅烧至通红，放冷后研为散剂。凡是产后各种疾病，用热酒调服二钱。
治疗产后血虚、风肿、水肿。
泽兰叶 防己（等量）
以上药物研为粉末，每次服用二钱，用温酒调服。不能饮酒的人，用醋汤调服也可以。
论述道：为什么产后会出现腹痛及腹泻痢疾？回答是：产后肠胃虚弱怯弱，寒邪容易侵袭。如果在未满月的期间，贪凉当风，寒气乘虚侵入并停留于肓膜（心膈之间的脂膜），散布于腹胁部位，所以腹痛阵发性发作，或者像被锥子刀子刺一样。寒气流入大肠，导致水谷不消化，出现洞泄（严重腹泻）、肠鸣，或者排出赤白黏液，胁肋胀满，或者疼痛游走不定，此时应紧急服用调中汤，可立即痊愈。如果医生误认为是积滞而采用攻下法治疗，灾祸将立刻降临。务必谨慎，务必谨慎。
Treats postpartum edema (swelling due to deficiency), panting, and shortness of breath; the condition resolves with diuresis.
Shengjiang (Radix Zingiberis Recens, 3 liang, juice extracted) Baomian (White Wheat Flour, 3 liang) Banxia (Rhizoma Pinelliae, 7 pieces)
Mix the flour with ginger juice to wrap the Banxia, forming seven cakes. Roast until scorched and cooked, then grind into powder. Take one cup mixed with water; effectiveness is indicated by smooth urination.
Da Tiaojing San (Great Menstrual Regulation Powder) is most effective for treating postpartum swelling and fullness, panting, urgency, irritability, thirst, and dysuria. (Formula see Volume 21, Treatise 3)
Furthermore, it is stated: Postpartum labor damages Qi and Blood, causing the Couli (pores and interstitial spaces) to become deficient, allowing Wind pathogenic factors to invade. When pathogens contend with Qi in the Qi level, preventing its free diffusion, it results in deficient edema that is light and floating. This is because pathogens contend with Qi, constituting Qi edema. If the skin resembles a ripe plum, it transforms into Water edema. Qi edema resolves with sweating; Water edema resolves with diuresis.
Han Fangji San (Han Fangji Powder) treats postpartum Wind-deficiency, where Qi stagnation attacks upward, causing swelling of the head and face.
Hanfangji (Radix Stephaniae Tetrandrae) Zhuling (Polyporus, 1 liang each) Zhike (Fructus Aurantii Immaturus) Sangbaipi (Cortex Mori Radicis, 1 liang each) Shanglu (Radix Phytolaccae) Gancao (Radix Glycyrrhizae, 3 fen each)
Grind into coarse powder. Each dose is 4 qian. Decoct with 1.5 cups of water and 3 slices of ginger until reduced to 0.7 cup. Strain and take warm on an empty stomach.
Treats postpartum generalized cyanotic swelling and pain, and postpartum blood-water disease. (From *Furen Jingyan Fang*)
Ganxi (Resina Taxilli) Damai (Hordeum Vulgare, equal parts)
Grind each into fine powder. Layer barley and Ganxi alternately in a new clay pot until full. Seal with salt mud, calcine over fire until red-hot, cool down, and grind into powder. For any postpartum disorder, take 2 qian mixed with hot wine.
Treats postpartum Blood deficiency, Wind edema, and Water edema.
Zelan Ye (Herba Lycopi) Fangji (Radix Stephaniae Tetrandrae, equal parts)
Grind into powder. Take 2 qian per dose, mixed with warm wine. Those unable to drink alcohol may use vinegar soup instead.
It is discussed: Why do abdominal pain and diarrhea/dysentery occur postpartum? The answer is: Postpartum Spleen and Stomach are weak and timid, making them susceptible to Cold pathogenic invasion. If, within the first month, one exposes oneself to cold or wind, the Cold pathogen invades via the deficiency, lodges in the Huangmo (membranous tissue between heart and diaphragm), and scatters to the abdomen and hypochondrium. Thus, abdominal pain occurs paroxysmally, feeling like stabbing with awls or knives. If it flows into the Large Intestine, food and fluids are not digested, leading to profuse diarrhea, borborygmus, passage of red and white mucus, hypochondriac distension, or wandering pain. In such cases, urgently administer Tiaozhong Tang for immediate relief. If physicians mistakenly treat it as accumulation and use purgatives, disaster will follow swiftly. Be cautious, be cautious.