气血不行，故目痛如脱，时时恶风而寒战，若不速治，则湿久生虫，内食五脏，即鼻
崩眼塌而死。（宜搜风顺气丸、枣灵丹、神效追风丸。）
水疯（兼肺脾二经）。此证由肝家素有风热，木盛则土衰，停饮留积而为湿，兼之
多欲则真元耗散，不能制水，洋汪泛溢，反侮脾土，壅遏于肌肉四肢，而作肿胀，气
闷如水蛊之形，若止水湿，不致溃烂，此缘肝之风热，与肾之水湿，互相搏结，熏
蒸于肌肉之间，故渐发水泡，穿即溃烂，病至于此，纵有神丹，乌能救治也。（宜搜风顺气丸、乳香搜风丸。）
（胃经）
雁来疯（兼肺肾二经）。此证缘脾经有湿，肺感风邪，风湿搏结而成，然肺主皮毛，脾
主四肢，故每至八月秋萧索之时，则手足干燥，乖癞麻痒，形似蚀癣，或顽浓如牛
领之皮，麻痹不仁，破则血水频流，时常
疼痛，久则游溢周身，溃烂而莫能救矣。（宜奇效丹、乳香搜风丸。）
疙瘩疯（兼肝脾二经）。此证因肝风脾湿交煽而成痰，流注经络，故初在于皮肤之
内，肌肉之间，瘰瘰连枝，五色瘾疹，遇热则痒，逢寒则痛，寒热交作，搔之成疮。
久则成斑烂，若兼肾经而发于足趾足底，连片紫白， 骨枯而脚软者，最为难治。（宜神效追风丸。）
鸡爪疯（兼肝经）。此证因怒气伤肝，气化为火，然火盛则风生，况肝主筋，而风
火之邪遍溢于经络，阻其气血之隧道，筋无血养，以致挛缩，故身不动而自摇，手
不动而自抖，不能持物，举动艰难，久而不治，则成瘫痪。（宜夺命丹、大消风散、乳香搜风丸。）
蝼蝈疯 此证与疙瘩疯相似，但此尤多肾湿，故初起先于肋膝三五连串，大小
连枝，渐成大串，延长如土狗之状，寒热不时，或痛痒麻木，顽痹不仁，若不速治，
则遍身穿烂而死。（宜夺命丹、斑龙八师丹。）
曳疯（兼肝脾二经）。此证因肝脾二经风痰蓄积，心血虚而多火，风痰上逆，壅
塞心窍，故卒然扑倒，昏迷不省，手足牵掣，拳挛伸缩，口吐白沫，然风痰之邪乘
其虚而忽犯荣卫，正气必争而驱之。若邪盛正衰，其人必致不省而死；正胜邪衰，故
省觉有早晏也。（宜一粒金丹、四磨丹，兼以祛风去痰，降火之剂可愈。）
虫疯 此证缘脾家之风湿，积久化热，湿热之毒壅聚于五内，故初起腹大肢瘦，其
形如鼓，既久则邪毒上攻，况眼之上胞属脾，而唇为脾之合，故眼塌毒翻，久则散
溢周遍，故浑身肿胀，皮肉变黑，毛发脱落而死。（宜搜风顺气丸、救苦回生丹。）
有一种身面生疮如猫儿眼，放光流彩，无脓无血，久则自退，名曰寒疮，亦怪证
也。此因多食鸡鱼葱韭所致，须用温补散毒之剂，药熏可愈。
有一种浑身生泡，形似棠梨，破则水
出，内有石片如指甲大，皮穿石出，疮愈其泡复生不已，抽尽肌肉则死，用三棱、莪
术各五钱为末，分三服，温水调服，即愈。
有一种面上初起 ，似疥非疥，似癣非癣，多发于春夏之时，或痒或痛，或
蒸热，渐成细疮，黄脓腥秽，流注漫延，名曰吹风癣。妇人多患此，乃受火炎郁积风
热，邪毒上升，故发面部，久则变成疯癞，延入发际则不治矣。治宜清心顺气，散肺火，祛风热，戒淫欲方愈。
气血运行不畅，因此眼睛疼痛剧烈如要脱出，时常怕风并伴有寒战，如果不迅速治疗，湿气日久会生虫，向内侵蚀五脏，最终导致鼻梁塌陷、眼球凹陷而死亡。（适宜使用搜风顺气丸、枣灵丹、神效追风丸。）
水疯（兼涉肺经和脾经）。此证因肝脏素有风热，肝木过盛则克制脾土致其衰弱，导致水饮停滞积聚而成湿邪，加之房事过度耗散真元，不能制约水液，致使水液泛滥溢出，反过来侮害脾土，壅塞于肌肉和四肢，从而引起肿胀，气闷症状类似水蛊病。如果仅是体内积水而不溃烂，这是因为肝的风热与肾的水湿互相搏结，熏蒸于肌肉之间，所以逐渐发出水泡，刺破后就会溃烂，病情发展到这种地步，即使有神药，也无法救治了。（适宜使用搜风顺气丸、乳香搜风丸。）
雁来疯（兼涉肺经和肾经）。此证因脾经有湿，肺受风邪侵袭，风湿之邪搏结而成。然而肺主皮毛，脾主四肢，所以每到八月秋风萧瑟之时，手足皮肤干燥，出现怪异的麻痒感，形状像被腐蚀的癣疾，或者皮肤坚硬增厚如牛颈皮一般，麻木不仁，破损后血水频繁流出，时常疼痛，日久则游走全身，溃烂而无法挽救。（适宜使用奇效丹、乳香搜风丸。）
疙瘩疯（兼涉肝经和脾经）。此证因肝风与脾湿交相煽动而生痰，痰流注于经络，所以初起时在皮肤之内、肌肉之间，结节累累相连，呈现五色瘾疹，遇热则痒，遇寒则痛，寒热交替发作，搔抓后形成疮疡。日久则变成斑烂，如果兼及肾经而发于足趾和足底，连片呈紫白色，骨骼枯槁且脚部软弱无力的，最为难治。（适宜使用神效追风丸。）
鸡爪疯（兼涉肝经）。此证因愤怒伤肝，气机郁结化为火邪，火势旺盛则生风，况且肝主筋，风火之邪遍溢于经络，阻碍气血运行的通道，筋脉得不到血液滋养，以致发生挛缩，所以身体不动却自行颤抖，手不自主抖动，无法持物，举动艰难，若久治不愈，则会发展成瘫痪。（适宜使用夺命丹、大消风散、乳香搜风丸。）
蝼蝈疯 此证与疙瘩疯相似，但此证更多涉及肾湿，所以初起先在肋部和膝部出现三五成串的结节，大小相连，逐渐聚成大串，延长状如土狗（蝼蛄），寒热不时发作，或痛或痒或麻木，顽固痹阻不仁，如果不迅速治疗，则遍身溃烂而死。（适宜使用夺命丹、斑龙八师丹。）
曳疯（兼涉肝经和脾经）。此证因肝脾二经风痰蓄积，心血虚弱而生内火，风痰上逆，壅塞心窍，所以突然仆倒，昏迷不省人事，手足牵引抽搐，拳曲挛缩或伸缩不定，口吐白沫。然而风痰之邪乘人体虚弱突然侵犯营卫，正气必然抗争以驱除邪气。如果邪气盛而正气衰，人必定会因不省人事而死亡；如果正气胜而邪气衰，所以苏醒的时间有早有晚。（适宜使用一粒金丹、四磨丹，配合祛风化痰、降火的药物可以痊愈。）
虫疯 此证因脾脏的风湿，积久化热，湿热毒邪壅聚于内脏，所以初起时腹部肿大而四肢消瘦，形状像鼓一样，时间久了则邪毒上攻，况且眼睑的上胞属脾，嘴唇为脾之外合，所以出现眼睑塌陷、毒邪外翻，日久则散溢周身，导致浑身肿胀，皮肉变黑，毛发脱落而死亡。（适宜使用搜风顺气丸、救苦回生丹。）
有一种身上和面部生疮，形状像猫眼，放出光芒流光溢彩，没有脓也没有血，久了会自动消退，名叫寒疮，也是一种怪异的病症。这是因为多吃鸡肉、鱼类、葱、韭菜所致，必须使用温补散毒的药物，通过药熏的方法可以痊愈。
有一种浑身生水泡，形状像棠梨，刺破后水流出来，里面有像指甲大小的石片，皮肤穿孔后石头排出，疮愈合后水泡又再生不止，抽干肌肉就会死亡，使用三棱、莪术各五钱研为末，分三次服用，温水调服，即可痊愈。
有一种面部初起的小突起，似疥非疥，似癣非癣，多发于春夏季节，有时痒有时痛，有时发热，逐渐形成细疮，流出黄色脓液且气味腥臭秽浊，流注蔓延，名叫吹风癣。妇女多患此病，乃是感受火炎郁积风热，邪毒上升，所以发于面部，久了则变成疯癞，蔓延至发际线则无法治愈了。治疗宜清心顺气，疏散肺火，祛除风热，戒除淫欲方可痊愈。
Qi and blood fail to circulate, resulting in severe eye pain as if the eyes were protruding, accompanied by frequent aversion to wind and chills. If not treated promptly, dampness will generate parasites over time, which will internally devour the five zang organs, leading to death with a collapsed nose bridge and sunken eyes. (It is advisable to use *Sufeng Shunqi Wan* [Search Wind and Smooth Qi Pill], *Zaoling Dan* [Jujube Spirit Elixir], and *Shenxiao Zhuifeng Wan* [Miraculous Wind-Chasing Pill].)
Water Feng (involving both the Lung and Spleen meridians). This condition arises from pre-existing wind-heat in the Liver. When Liver Wood becomes excessive, it weakens Spleen Earth, causing fluid retention and accumulation that transforms into dampness. Coupled with excessive sexual activity depleting the primordial essence (Zhenyuan), the body loses its ability to control water, leading to overflowing fluids that counter-rebuke Spleen Earth. The dampness obstructs the muscles and limbs, causing swelling and a sensation of chest oppression resembling *Shuigu* (water drum disease). If there is only internal water retention without ulceration, it is because the wind-heat of the Liver and the water-dampness of the Kidney mutually knot together, steaming between the muscles, thus gradually forming blisters. Once punctured, they ulcerate. At this stage, even divine medicines cannot save the patient. (It is advisable to use *Sufeng Shunqi Wan* and *Ruxiang Soufeng Wan* [Frankincense Wind-Searching Pill].)
Yanlai Feng (Goose-coming Feng, involving both the Lung and Kidney meridians). This condition originates from dampness in the Spleen meridian and wind pathogen invasion of the Lungs, where wind and dampness knot together. Since the Lung governs the skin and hair, and the Spleen governs the four limbs, during the desolate autumn season of the eighth lunar month, the hands and feet become dry, exhibiting strange numbness and itching. The appearance resembles corroded tinea, or the skin becomes hard and thick like an ox's neck. There is paralysis and insensitivity; upon breaking, blood and water flow frequently, accompanied by persistent pain. Over time, it spreads throughout the body, causing ulceration that cannot be saved. (It is advisable to use *Qixiao Dan* [Miraculous Effect Elixir] and *Ruxiang Soufeng Wan*.)
Geda Feng (Lump Feng, involving both the Liver and Spleen meridians). This condition is caused by Liver wind and Spleen dampness stirring each other to produce phlegm, which flows and deposits in the collaterals. Initially, it appears within the skin and between the muscles, presenting as clustered nodules connected like branches, with five-colored urticaria. It itches when exposed to heat and hurts when exposed to cold, with alternating chills and fever. Scratching leads to sores. Over time, it becomes mottled and ulcerated. If it involves the Kidney meridian and appears on the toes and soles, presenting as purple-and-white patches, with withered bones and weak legs, it is extremely difficult to treat. (It is advisable to use *Shenxiao Zhuifeng Wan*.)
Jizhao Feng (Chicken Claw Feng, involving the Liver meridian). This condition results from anger injuring the Liver, transforming Qi stagnation into fire. Excessive fire generates wind. Since the Liver governs the sinews, the wind-fire pathogens overflow into the collaterals, blocking the pathways for Qi and blood. Without blood nourishment, the sinews contract. Consequently, the body trembles involuntarily without movement, the hands shake without intent, holding objects becomes impossible, and movement is difficult. If left untreated for a long time, it develops into paralysis. (It is advisable to use *Duoming Dan* [Life-Snatching Elixir], *Da Xiaofeng San* [Great Wind-Dispersing Powder], and *Ruxiang Soufeng Wan*.)
Lougu Feng (Mole Cricket Feng). This condition resembles Geda Feng but involves more Kidney dampness. Initially, it presents as clusters of three to five nodules along the ribs and knees, growing larger and connecting into long chains resembling a mole cricket. There are intermittent chills and fever, or pain, itching, and numbness with stubborn bi-syndrome insensitivity. If not treated promptly, the entire body will ulcerate and lead to death. (It is advisable to use *Duoming Dan* and *Banlong Bashi Dan* [Banlong Eight Masters Elixir].)
Ye Feng (Dragging Feng, involving both the Liver and Spleen meridians). This condition arises from the accumulation of wind-phlegm in the Liver and Spleen meridians, combined with Heart blood deficiency generating internal fire. Wind-phlegm rebels upward, obstructing the Heart orifices, causing sudden collapse, coma, and loss of consciousness. The limbs are pulled and convulsed, fists clenched or extending/retracting, and white foam is vomited from the mouth. The wind-phlegm pathogen attacks the Ying and Wei levels while the body is deficient. The righteous Qi struggles to expel the pathogen. If the pathogen is strong and the righteous Qi weak, the patient will die in unconsciousness; if the righteous Qi prevails and the pathogen declines, the patient regains consciousness, with the timing varying. (It is advisable to use *Yili Jin Dan* [One-Pill Golden Elixir] and *Simoe Dan* [Four-Moaning Elixir], combined with formulas that dispel wind, resolve phlegm, and descend fire, which can lead to recovery.)
Chong Feng (Worm Feng). This condition stems from wind-dampness in the Spleen, which accumulates and transforms into heat over time. The toxic heat-dampness congests the interior organs. Initially, the abdomen swells while the limbs emaciate, resembling a drum. As time passes, the evil toxin attacks upward. Since the upper eyelid belongs to the Spleen and the lips are the external union of the Spleen, the patient experiences sunken eyes and everted toxins. Eventually, the toxicity spreads throughout the body, causing general swelling, blackening of the skin and flesh, hair loss, and death. (It is advisable to use *Sufeng Shunqi Wan* and *Jiuku Huisheng Dan* [Suffering-Averting Life-Restoring Elixir].)
There is a condition where sores appear on the body and face resembling cat eyes, emitting light and colors, without pus or blood, which eventually recede spontaneously. This is called Han Chuang (Cold Sore), a bizarre condition. It is caused by excessive consumption of chicken, fish, green onions, and leeks. It requires warm-tonifying and detoxifying agents; fumigation with medicine can cure it.
There is a condition where blisters appear all over the body, resembling sand pears. Upon rupture, water flows out, containing stone fragments the size of fingernails. The skin perforates, and the stones emerge. After the sore heals, the blisters regenerate endlessly. If the muscles are entirely depleted, death ensues. Treatment involves using *Sanleng* (Rhizoma Sparganii) and *Ezhu* (Rhizoma Curcumae), each 5 qian, ground into powder, divided into three doses, taken with warm water, which will result in a cure.
There is a condition starting with small bumps on the face, resembling scabies but not scabies, resembling tinea but not tinea. It occurs mostly in spring and summer, with symptoms of itching, pain, or burning heat. It gradually forms fine sores discharging yellow, foul-smelling pus, spreading diffusely. This is called Chui Feng Xuan (Wind-Blowing Tinea). Women suffer from this frequently due to accumulated fire-heat and wind-heat pathogens rising from internal depression. Thus, it manifests on the face. If prolonged, it transforms into Feng Lai (leprosy-like madness); once it extends to the hairline, it is incurable. Treatment should focus on clearing the Heart, smoothing Qi, dispersing Lung fire, and expelling wind-heat. Abstinence from sexual desire is required for recovery.