治绞肠痧 用好明矾末，滚水调服。
又方 若阴痧腹痛而手足冷，有身上红点 以灯草蘸油点火烧之；阳痧则肠痛而手足暖，以针刺其手指近爪甲处，
一分半许，出血即安。仍先自两臂捋下，其恶血令聚指头，刺出血。
又方 治绞肠痧痛不可忍 用炒盐一两，热汤调服。危迫者灌入口中，或吐或利，肠痛即止。
又方 以手蘸温水，于病患膝腕用力拍打有紫黑处，以针刺去恶血，即愈。
又方 好酒和姜汁，温服。
治心腹恶气，口吐清水 用艾叶捣汁饮之。干煮汁服。
又方 治一切冷气鬼邪毒瓦斯 艾和干姜末为丸，每服三十丸。
又方 治腹痛气恶 用高良姜炒焦，酒煎服，或用胡椒研碎，酒调服。
治腹胀满 用独囊大蒜，煨熟去皮，绵裹塞粪门，冷即换。亦治关格胀满，大小便不通。
又方 治血胀腹痛 用荷叶酒煮服。
又方 用皂荚去子、皮、弦为细末，蜜丸如梧桐子大。肉汁下，利后，忌肉一日。
治腹中癖块坚硬如石者 取白杨东南枝去青皮，细切三斤，熬令焦，绢袋盛。用酒一斗浸，秘封三五日。每食前暖
一盏服之。
又方 治腹中有块如石，痛如刀刺者 用商陆根不拘多少，捣碎蒸之。以新布裹，熨痛处，冷再换。
又方 治蛔虫日夜咬人，腹内痛不可忍者用苦楝树白皮二斤，去粗皮切碎，用水一斗煎至三升，去渣。于砂锅内慢
火熬成膏，每日于五更初用温酒调下半匙，以虫下为度。
又方 治三虫 捣桃叶，绞取汁，空心服一盏。
又方 治寸白虫 用酸石榴根一握，以水浓煎，痹恶心，先嚼肉脯，次服石榴根汁，则虫尽去。
治疗绞肠痧（一种以剧烈腹痛、呕吐腹泻为主要表现的急性病症），取优质明矾粉末，用滚开水调匀后服用。
另一方：如果是阴痧引起的腹痛且手足发冷，身上出现红点，可用灯草蘸油点燃后烧灼患处；若是阳痧，则表现为肠痛且手足温暖，用针刺破手指靠近指甲的部位，放血约一分半钟的量，出血后症状即可缓解。操作时，应先用手从两臂向下捋推，使恶血聚集于指尖，再刺破出血。
又一方：治疗绞肠痧疼痛难以忍受的情况，用炒盐一两，用热汤调匀后服用。病情危急者，直接灌入口中，通过催吐或泻下，肠道疼痛即可停止。
又一方：用手蘸温水，用力拍打患者膝盖和手腕处有紫黑色瘀斑的地方，然后用针刺破放出恶血，即可痊愈。
又一方：用好酒调和姜汁，温服。
治疗心腹部的恶气，口吐清水，用艾叶捣烂取汁饮用。也可将艾叶干煮取汁服用。
又一方：治疗各种冷气、鬼邪毒瓦斯（泛指寒邪及不明原因的毒性气体），用艾叶和干姜粉末混合制成丸剂，每次服用三十丸。
又一方：治疗腹痛伴有气滞恶感，用高良姜炒至焦黄，用酒煎煮后服用；或者将胡椒研碎，用酒调匀后服用。
治疗腹胀满闷，用独头大蒜，煨熟后去皮，用棉布包裹塞入肛门，变冷即更换。此法也适用于关格胀满（指上下不通，大小便皆不利的重症），以及大小便不通的情况。
又一方：用皂荚去除种子、外皮和筋膜，研磨成细末，用蜂蜜制成如梧桐子大小的丸剂。用肉汤送服，服药后通便，之后忌食肉类一天。
治疗腹中有癖块（积聚的硬块），坚硬如石头，取白杨树东南方向的枝条，去掉青皮，切成细丝三斤，熬制至焦黑，装入绢袋中。用一斗酒浸泡，密封三五天。每餐前温服一盏。
又一方：治疗腹中有肿块如石头般坚硬，疼痛如刀刺一样，用商陆根不限多少，捣碎后蒸熟。用新布包裹，熨烫疼痛部位，变冷后再更换。
又一方：治疗蛔虫日夜咬噬人体，腹内疼痛难以忍受，用苦楝树白皮二斤，去掉粗皮切碎，用水一斗煎煮至三升，滤去药渣。在砂锅内用慢火熬成膏状，每天在五更初（凌晨3-5点）用温酒调服半匙，直到排出虫子为止。
To treat Jiaochang Sha (a sudden acute syndrome characterized by severe abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea), use high-quality alum powder, mix with boiling water, and take orally.
Another prescription: If the abdominal pain is caused by Yin Sha with cold hands and feet and red spots on the body, dip rush grass in oil, ignite it, and apply moxibustion-like burning to the affected area; if it is Yang Sha, presenting with intestinal pain and warm hands and feet, prick the fingers near the nail beds to bleed approximately one-and-a-half fen (a traditional unit of measurement) of blood volume; symptoms will relieve once bleeding occurs. Prior to pricking, stroke downwards from both arms to gather the pathogenic blood at the fingertips, then prick to release the blood.
Another prescription: For unbearable pain due to Jiaochang Sha, use one liang (approx. 37g) of stir-fried salt, mix with hot water, and take orally. In critical cases, pour into the mouth; inducing vomiting or purging will stop the intestinal pain.
Another prescription: Dip hands in warm water and vigorously slap the areas with purple-black discoloration around the patient's knees and wrists, then prick with a needle to release pathogenic blood; recovery follows.
Another prescription: Mix fine wine with ginger juice and take warm.
To treat malignant qi in the heart and abdomen accompanied by spitting clear saliva, crush mugwort leaves (Artemisia argyi Herba) to extract juice and drink it. Alternatively, boil dried mugwort in water to extract juice and take orally.
Another prescription: To treat various cold qi, evil spirits, toxic vapors (referring to cold pathogens and unexplained toxic gases), mix mugwort leaves (Artemisia argyi Herba) and dried ginger (Zingiberis Rhizoma) powders into pills; take thirty pills per dose.
Another prescription: To treat abdominal pain with stagnant and malignant qi, stir-fry Galangal Rhizome (Alpiniae Officinarum Rhizoma) until charred, decoct with wine, and take orally; alternatively, grind black pepper (Piperis Nigrum Fructus) into powder, mix with wine, and take orally.
To treat abdominal distension and fullness, take a single-clove garlic bulb, roast until cooked, peel, wrap in cotton cloth, and insert into the anus; replace when cool. This method also treats Guan Ge (a severe condition characterized by obstruction preventing intake and discharge, with inability to urinate or defecate) and abdominal distension with complete urinary and fecal retention.
Another prescription: To treat abdominal pain caused by blood distension, decoct lotus leaf (Nelumbinis Folium) in wine and take orally.
Another prescription: Remove seeds, skin, and fibrous strands from Sophora Flavescens pod (Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus), grind into fine powder, and form pills with honey the size of paulownia seeds. Take with meat broth; after purgation, abstain from meat for one day.
To treat hard masses like stones in the abdomen (Pi Ku), take branches from the southeast direction of the White Poplar tree (Populus alba Ramulus), remove the green bark, cut finely three jin (approx. 1.5kg), and simmer until charred. Place in a silk bag. Soak in one dou (approx. 10L) of wine, seal tightly for three to five days. Warm and take one zhan (approx. 200ml) before each meal.
Another prescription: To treat stone-hard masses in the abdomen causing stabbing pain like knife cuts, use Phytolacca Root (Phytolaccae Radix) in any quantity, crush, steam, wrap in new cloth, and apply as a hot compress to the painful area; replace when cool.
Another prescription: To treat Ascaris roundworms biting day and night causing unbearable abdominal pain, take two jin (approx. 1kg) of white bark from the Chinaberry tree (Meliae Cortex), remove coarse bark, cut into pieces, decoct in one dou (approx. 10L) of water until reduced to three sheng (approx. 600ml), strain dregs. Slowly simmer in a clay pot to form an ointment/paste. At dawn (Wu Geng period), take half a spoonful mixed with warm wine; continue until worms are expelled.
Another prescription: To treat the Three Worms (general term for internal parasites), crush peach leaves, wring out the juice, and take one zhan (approx. 200ml) on an empty stomach.
Another prescription: To treat Taenia solium (tapeworm/Inch-white worm), take a handful of sour pomegranate root (Granati Radicis Cortex), decoct strongly in water. If nausea occurs, chew some dried meat first, then take the pomegranate root juice; all worms will be expelled.