时痢痢疾感时气，发热无汗遍身疼。热为邪束因作呕，仓廪汤散有奇功。
【注】时痢者，乃痢疾时复感时气也，身热无汗，遍身疼痛，热为邪束，频作呕逆。须
以仓廪汤散之，先解时邪，其痢自止。
仓廪汤
人参 茯苓 独活 桔梗 前胡 川芎 羌活 柴胡 甘草（炙） 枳壳（麸炒） 仓米
引用生姜，水煎服。
【方歌】时痢须用仓廪汤，参苓独活桔梗良，前胡川芎炙甘草，枳壳仓米及柴羌。
火毒冲胃成噤口，脉大身热不能食，舌赤唇红惟饮冷，参连开噤散功奇。
【注】噤口痢一证，乃火毒冲胃而成。其证脉大身热，不能饮食，舌赤唇红，惟喜饮
冷，急宜参连开噤散救之。
参连开噤散
人参 川连（姜炒） 莲子肉（各等分）
为细末，米饮调下。
疟疾夏暑秋寒风，营卫合邪病始成，阴阳相并发寒热，日间浅深作分明。
【注】疟疾者，多因夏伤于暑，其气舍于荣内，至秋复感寒风，则荣卫合邪而成疟。发
时或寒或热者，阴阳相并也。每日作者，因初病邪气尚浅，伏藏于荣，随经络而行故也。
其间日作者，因邪已深入脊膂间，伏藏于冲脉故也。其昼发者，因邪在三阳之浅；夜发
者，因邪在三阴之深。疟将退者，亦由夜而昼，由间日而至每日，此为去阴就阳，由深
而浅，其病欲已也。治者须详细分别可也。
时痢：痢疾患者感受时令邪气，出现发热、无汗、全身疼痛的症状。热邪被外邪束缚导致呕吐，使用仓廪汤散具有奇效。
【注】所谓时痢，是指痢疾发作期间又复感时令邪气。症状表现为身体发热、无汗、全身疼痛，热邪被邪气束缚，频繁发生呕逆。必须用仓廪汤发散解表，先解除时令邪气，痢疾自然停止。
仓廪汤
人参 茯苓 独活 桔梗 前胡 川芎 羌活 柴胡 甘草（炙） 枳壳（麸炒） 仓米
引用生姜，加水煎服。
【方歌】治疗时痢须用仓廪汤，人参、茯苓、独活、桔梗疗效好，前胡、川芎、炙甘草，加上枳壳、仓米及柴胡、羌活。
噤口痢：火毒上冲胃部形成噤口痢，脉象洪大、身体发热、不能进食，舌质红赤、嘴唇发红、只愿喝冷水，使用参连开噤散功效奇特。
【注】噤口痢这一证候，是由火毒上冲胃部而形成的。其症状表现为脉象洪大、身体发热、不能饮食，舌质红赤、嘴唇发红，只喜欢喝冷水，急需使用参连开噤散来救治。
参连开噤散
人参 川连（姜炒） 莲子肉（各等分）
研为细末，用米汤调服。
疟疾总括：疟疾多因夏季感受暑邪，秋季再受寒风侵袭，营卫二气合而为邪才形成疾病。阴阳二气相并发作寒热交替，白天发作的深浅程度分明。
【注】疟疾，多是因为夏季受伤于暑邪，其气潜伏在荣气之内，到了秋季又感受寒风，则荣卫二气合而为邪从而形成疟疾。发病时或寒或热的，是阴阳二气相并的结果。每日发作的，是因为初病时邪气尚浅，伏藏在荣气中，随着经络运行所致。其中间日发作的，是因为邪气已深入脊膂之间，伏藏在冲脉之中。白天发作的，是因为邪气在三阳经的浅层；夜间发作的，是因为邪气在三阴经的深层。疟疾将要消退时，也是由夜间发作转为白天发作，由间日发作变为每日发作，这是病邪由阴出阳，由深变浅，病情即将痊愈的表现。治疗者必须详细分辨清楚才行。
Shi Li (Seasonal Dysentery): Dysentery patients contracting seasonal pathogenic factors present with fever, absence of sweating, and generalized body pain. When heat is constrained by external pathogens causing vomiting, Canglin Tang San (Rice Granary Powder) yields miraculous results.
[Note] Shi Li refers to dysentery occurring concurrently with a seasonal epidemic pathogen. Symptoms include fever, anhidrosis, generalized body ache, and frequent retching due to heat constrained by pathogens. One must use Canglin Tang to dissipate the exterior, first resolving the seasonal pathogen, after which the dysentery will cease spontaneously.
Canglin Tang (Rice Granary Decoction)
Ren Shen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma), Fu Ling (Poria), Duhuo (Angelicae Pubescentis Radix), Jiegeng (Platycodonis Radix), Qianhu (Peucedani Radix), Chuanxiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma), Qianghuo (Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix), Chaihu (Bupleuri Radix), Gancao (Licorice Root et Rhizoma, honey-fried), Zhike (Aurantii Fructus Immaturus, bran-fried), Cangmi (Oryza Sativa Grain).
Add fresh ginger as a guide, decoct in water, and take orally.
[Formula Song] For seasonal dysentery, Canglin Tang is required; Ginseng, Poria, Angelica Pubescens, and Platycodon are excellent. Peucedanum, Ligusticum, and honey-fried Licorice root, along with Aurantium immature fruit, Oryza grain, Bupleurum, and Notopterygium.
Jinkou Li (Anorexic Dysentery): Fire-toxin rushing to the stomach causes Jinkou Li, characterized by a large pulse, high fever, inability to eat, red tongue, red lips, and a preference for cold drinks. Shelian Kailing San (Ginseng and Coptis Anorexia-Opening Powder) works miraculously.
[Note] The syndrome of Jinkou Li is caused by fire-toxin rushing upward to the stomach. Its manifestations include a large pulse, high fever, inability to ingest food, red tongue, red lips, and a strong desire for cold drinks. It requires urgent treatment with Shelian Kailing San.
Shelian Kailing San (Ginseng and Coptis Anorexia-Opening Powder)
Ren Shen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma), Chuanlian (Coptidis Rhizoma, stir-fried with ginger juice), Lianziren (Nelumbinis Semen) (in equal parts).
Grind into fine powder, mix with rice gruel, and take orally.
Malaria Overview: Malaria arises from wind-cold in autumn following summer-heat injury in summer; the disease forms when Ying (Nutritive) and Wei (Defensive) Qi combine with pathogens. Yin and Yang Qi merge, causing alternating chills and fever; the depth of invasion during daytime attacks is distinct.
[Note] Malaria is mostly caused by summer-heat injury in summer, where the pathogen lodges within Ying Qi. In autumn, exposure to cold wind causes Ying and Wei Qi to combine with pathogens, forming malaria. Alternating chills and fever upon onset result from the merging of Yin and Yang Qi. Daily attacks occur because the pathogen is initially shallow, hiding in Ying Qi and moving along the meridians. Attacks every other day occur because the pathogen has penetrated deeply into the spine and diaphragm area, hiding in the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel). Daytime attacks indicate the pathogen is in the shallow layer of the Three Yang meridians; nighttime attacks indicate it is in the deep layer of the Three Yin meridians. As malaria recedes, attacks shift from night to day, and from every other day to daily. This represents the pathogen moving from Yin to Yang, from deep to shallow, indicating the disease is about to resolve. Practitioners must distinguish these patterns carefully.