血从目出，乃积热伤肝或误药扰动阴血所致。暴病发热见此，栀子豉汤加犀角、秦皮、丹皮、赤芍。误药成
坏病见之，虽用独参、保元、生料六味，皆不可救。（同上）（《辨证录》有耳中出血、双目流血证治，文繁
不录，宜并考。又
程星海治一女子，痛母之殁，日夜号泣，泪皆成血，用菊花、白芍、牡丹皮、抚芎、归尾、山栀、陈皮、白茯、
生甘，宜参。）
心主血脉而候于舌，若心脏有热，则舌上出血如涌泉。（《病源论》）
肝家热壅血如泉，舌衄病源人少识。（《王氏集验方》）
舌上忽出血如簪孔者，小豆一升捣碎，水三升和搅取汁饮之。姚云立止。（《肘后》）
又方，乱发如鸡子烧末，水服。（同上）
又方，巴豆一枚烧作屑，乱发如鸡子烧末，以酒顿服之。姚同。（同上）
又方，黄连半两，黄柏三两，栀子二十枚，酒二升，浸一宿去滓，煮三沸顿服。（同上）
《经心方》治舌上孔血出如泉，此心病也。烧铁就铄孔中，良。（《医心》）
治心经烦热，血妄行，舌上血出不止，寸金散方。
新蒲黄（三钱匕） 新白面（二钱匕） 牛黄（研） 生龙脑（各半钱匕）
上四味同研极细，生藕汁调下一钱匕，食后临卧服，日二。（《圣济》）
一士人无故舌出血，仍有小穴。医者不晓何疾，偶曰∶此名衄（按∶衄上盖脱舌字）。炒槐花为末，渗之
而愈。（《医说》引《良方》）或真蒲黄生敷。（《直指》）
蒲黄散，治舌忽然硬肿，或血出如涌。
乌贼鱼骨 蒲黄（炒等分）
上为细末，每用少许，涂舌上。（《澹寮》）
治舌上出血如簪孔，用藕汁和童便调服，效更速。（《危证简便方》）
舌上忽出血如簪孔者，以钱掩脐下，灸钱下际五十壮。（《肘后》）
血液从眼睛流出，是由于体内积热损伤肝脏，或误用药物扰动阴血所致。若突发疾病伴有发热并出现此症状，可用栀子豉汤加入犀角、秦皮、牡丹皮、赤芍治疗。若是因误治导致病情恶化（坏病）而出现此症，即使使用独参汤、保元汤、生料六味地黄丸等方剂，也无法挽救。（同上）《辨证录》中记载了耳中出血、双目流血证治的条文，因文字繁琐未予收录，建议参考。另外，程星海曾治疗一名女子，因痛惜母亲去世，日夜痛哭，眼泪皆变成血，使用菊花、白芍、牡丹皮、抚芎（川芎）、当归尾、山栀、陈皮、白茯苓、生甘草治疗，可供参考。
心主血脉，其华在舌。如果心脏有热邪，则舌上出血如泉水涌出。（《诸病源候论》）
肝家热邪壅盛，血流如泉，舌衄病的病因很少有人知晓。（《王氏集验方》）
舌上忽然出血像簪子刺的小孔一样，取小豆一升捣碎，加水三升搅拌取汁饮用。姚云说能立即停止。（《肘后备急方》）
另一个方子，将乱发如鸡蛋大小烧成灰末，用水送服。（同上）
又一个方子，巴豆一枚烧成细屑，乱发如鸡蛋大小烧成灰末，用酒一次性顿服。姚同效。（同上）
又一个方子，黄连半两，黄柏三两，栀子二十枚，酒二升，浸泡一夜去渣，煮沸三次后一次性顿服。（同上）
《经心方》治疗舌上孔洞出血如泉水涌出，这是心病。将铁烧红插入孔中，效果良好。（《医心方》）
治疗心经烦热，血妄行，舌上出血不止，用寸金散方。
新蒲黄（三钱匕） 新白面（二钱匕） 牛黄（研细） 生龙脑（各半钱匕）
以上四味药共同研磨极细，用生藕汁调服一钱匕，饭后临睡前服用，每日两次。（《圣济总录》）
一位读书人无故舌出血，仍有小穴。医生不知道是什么病，偶然说：这名叫衄（按：衄字上面脱漏了“舌”字）。炒槐花研为末，撒敷患处而愈。（《医说》引《良方》）或者直接用生蒲黄外敷。（《直指方》）
蒲黄散，治疗舌头突然僵硬肿胀，或出血如泉水涌出。
乌贼鱼骨 蒲黄（炒至等分）
以上研为细末，每次取少许，涂于舌上。（《澹寮方》）
治疗舌上出血像簪子刺的小孔，用藕汁调和童便口服，疗效更快。（《危证简便方》）
舌上忽然出血像簪子刺的小孔一样，用铜钱盖住脐下，灸铜钱边缘五十壮。（《肘后备急方》）
Blood flowing from the eyes is caused by accumulated heat injuring the Liver or by erroneous medication disturbing Yin-blood. If this occurs in an acute illness with fever, Zhizi Chi Tang (Gardenia and Fermented Soybean Decoction) added with Xijiao (Rhinoceros Horn), Qinpi (Ailanth Bark), Danpi (Moutan Cortex), and Chishao (Red Peony Root) can be used. If this symptom appears due to a "Huai Bing" (complication resulting from mis-treatment), even the use of Dushen Tang (Single Ginseng Decoction), Baoyuan Tang (Preserve the Origin Decoction), or Shengliao Liuwei Dihuang Wan (Raw Ingredient Six-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill) cannot save the patient. (Ibid.) *Bianzheng Lu* records treatments for bleeding from the ears and both eyes, but the text is too lengthy to reproduce; it should be consulted. Additionally, Cheng Xinghai treated a young woman who, grieving her mother's death, wept day and night until her tears turned into blood. He used Juhua (Chrysanthemum Flower), Baishao (White Peony Root), Mudanpi (Moutan Cortex), Fuxiong (Ligusticum Chuanxiong Huo Formula), Guiwei (Tail of Angelica Sinensis Root), Shanzhi (Gardeniae Fructus), Chenpi (Citrus Reticulata Peel), Baifu (Poria), and Shenggan (Raw Licorice Root); this case is worth referencing.
The Heart governs the vessels and manifests on the tongue. If there is heat in the Heart, blood will flow from the tongue like a gushing spring. (*Zhubing Yuanhou Lun*)
Heat obstruction in the Liver causes blood to flow like a spring; few recognize the etiology of She Nü (tongue bleeding). (*Wangshi Jiyan Fang*)
If blood suddenly flows from the tongue as if pierced by an awl, take one sheng of adzuki beans, crush them, mix with three sheng of water, stir, extract the juice, and drink it. Yao Yun stated it stops immediately. (*Zhouhou Beiji Fang*)
Another prescription: burn hair clippings equivalent to the size of a chicken egg to ash, and swallow with water. (Ibid.)
Another prescription: burn one croton seed (Badou) to fine powder, mix with ash of hair clippings equivalent to the size of a chicken egg, and take in one dose with wine. Yao Tong reported similar efficacy. (Ibid.)
Another prescription: half liang of Huanglian (Coptis Rhizome), three liang of Huangbai (Phellodendron Bark), twenty Zhizi (Gardenia Fruit), steeped in two sheng of wine overnight. Remove the dregs, boil three times, and take in one dose. (Ibid.)
*Jingxin Fang* treats blood spurting from holes in the tongue like a spring, which is a Heart disease. Cauterize the hole with red-hot iron; it is effective. (*Yixin Fang*)
To treat mental restlessness and heat in the Heart meridian, with erratic blood flow causing continuous tongue bleeding, use Cunjin San.
Xin Puhuang (Fresh Polygoni Orientalis Pollen, three qian bi) Xin Baifan (Fresh White Flour, two qian bi) Niuhuang (Calcined, ground) Sheng Longnao (Natural Camphor, half qian bi each)
Grind these four ingredients together to an extremely fine powder. Mix with fresh lotus root juice and administer one qian bi. Take after meals and before bed, twice daily. (*Shengji Zonglu*)
A scholar experienced spontaneous tongue bleeding with small holes remaining. The physician did not understand the disease, but casually said: this is called "Nü" (Note: the character 'She' [tongue] is missing above 'Nü'). Fried Sophora flower powder was applied topically, and he recovered. (*Yishuo* citing *Liangfang*) Alternatively, raw Puhuang can be applied directly. (*Zhizhi Fang*)
Puhuang San treats sudden tongue stiffness and swelling, or blood spurting like a gushing spring.
Wuziyu Gu (Cuttlefish Bone) Puhuang (Stir-fried, equal parts)
Grind into a fine powder. Apply a small amount to the tongue each time. (*Danliao Fang*)
To treat tongue bleeding like an awl-puncture, mix Ouzhi (Lotus Root Juice) with Tongbian (Child's Urine) and take orally; the effect is faster. (*Weizheng Jianbian Fang*)
If blood suddenly flows from the tongue as if pierced by an awl, cover the lower abdomen below the umbilicus with a copper coin and moxa-burn fifty moxa cones under the edge of the coin. (*Zhouhou Beiji Fang*)