血虚心气不足也。心虚而受风邪，遂成惊悸，名曰心风。其状目睛不转，其脉动而弱，宜大补气血。若作风治，速
之危矣。
怯然如人将捕之，心血虚也，块痛未除，且服生化汤（和二十四）。块消痛止，宜加减养荣汤。（补五十三）
败血冲心，肝火上炎，痰结于胸，热入血室，皆致谵语颠狂。
神不守舍，八珍汤加茯神、麦冬、枣仁、姜、枣。（补五）
寒热如疟，昼轻夜妄，热入血室也。琥珀地黄丸加柴胡（攻十四）。一灵三圣散。（攻十五）
胁痛便血，肝血虚火上炎也。加味逍遥散。（补二十一）
因惊悸闷，用辰砂二钱，研细，乳汁调和，另用白颈活地龙一条，入热酒滚二三沸去之，入辰砂，重汤再煮，分三
服。
败血流入脏腑，充满于肌肤，旁连于四肢，热结留注，转还不得，故发斑。十无一生。
肝藏魂，心藏神。血虚心失所养，肝火上炎，神魂不能守舍，是以妄言见鬼也。
败血停心，烦躁错乱，小、大调经汤加薄荷。（和三十八、和三十九）
心血虚损，生化汤加枣仁、柏子仁、茯神、麦冬。（和二十四）
去血多则津液少，故烦躁而发渴。宜滋阴降火，可少加童便。
余血奔心，荷叶散。（攻十六）
阴虚火动，人参当归汤。（补五十四）
气虚而渴，生脉散（补二十三），加莲子。
血虚而渴，四物汤加花粉、麦冬。（补七）
头眩脚弱，饮食无味，气血俱虚也，参、地、麦冬、甘草、花粉、糯米、姜、枣，煎服。
（舌出）是因为痰涎壅塞于心胸。可用丹砂粉末外敷治疗。暗中投掷盆罐使其发出落地破碎的声音，惊吓产妇后舌头即可收回。
（舌出不收）是由于血虚导致心气不足。心气虚弱又感受风邪，从而形成惊悸，病名为“心风”。其症状表现为眼球转动不灵活，脉象动而弱，应当大补气血。如果当作风证来治疗，会迅速导致危险。
（舌出不收）患者神情怯懦，好像有人要抓捕他一样，这是心血虚的表现。若瘀血块疼痛未消除，先服用生化汤（方剂编号二十四）。待瘀血块消散、疼痛停止后，宜服用加减养荣汤（方剂编号五十三）。
败血上冲于心，肝火上炎，痰浊结聚于胸，热邪陷入血室，都会导致胡言乱语、癫狂。
心神不能安守舍宅，用八珍汤加入茯神、麦冬、酸枣仁、生姜、大枣。（方剂编号五）
寒热往来像疟疾一样，白天较轻，夜间出现谵妄，这是热邪陷入血室所致。用琥珀地黄丸加入柴胡（方剂编号十四），或一灵三圣散（方剂编号十五）。
胁肋疼痛伴大便出血，是肝血虚导致火气上炎。用加味逍遥散（方剂编号二十一）。
因惊悸导致胸闷，用辰砂二钱，研成细末，用乳汁调和；另取一条白颈活地龙，放入热酒中煮沸二三滚后取出，再加入辰砂，隔水再次煮开，分三次服用。
败血流入脏腑，充满肌肤，旁连四肢，热邪结聚留滞，无法回转，因此发斑疹。这种情况十人中有九人死亡。
肝藏魂，心藏神。血虚导致心失所养，肝火上炎，神魂不能安守舍宅，因此出现胡言乱语、看见鬼怪的症状。
败血停滞于心，导致烦躁错乱，用小调经汤或大调经汤加入薄荷。（方剂编号三十八、三十九）
心血虚损，用生化汤加入酸枣仁、柏子仁、茯神、麦冬。（方剂编号二十四）
(The tongue protruding) is caused by phlegm-fluids obstructing the heart and chest. Cinnabar powder may be applied externally. Secretly throwing basins or jars to make a sound of falling to the ground can startle the patient, causing the tongue to retract.
It is due to blood deficiency leading to insufficiency of Heart Qi. When Heart Qi is deficient and exposed to wind pathogens, palpitations and fright ensue, termed "Heart Wind." The presentation includes immobility of the eyeballs, with a pulse that is restless yet weak; it is appropriate to greatly tonify Qi and Blood. If treated as a wind disorder, it will rapidly lead to danger.
The patient appears timid, as if someone were about to capture them, which indicates Heart Blood deficiency. If pain from blood stasis masses has not subsided, administer Shenghua Tang (Formula 24). Once the masses dissipate and pain ceases, Ji Jian Yang Rong Tang (Modified Nourishing Younger Yin Decoction, Formula 53) should be used.
Stagnant blood rushing to the heart, Liver Fire flaring upward, phlegm knotting in the chest, and heat entering the Blood Chamber all result in delirious speech and mania.
When the Spirit fails to reside within its dwelling, Bazhen Tang (Eight-Treasure Decoction) is prescribed with added Fushen (Poria with Hostwood), Maidong (Ophiopogon Root), Zaoren (Suanzaoren/Sour Jujube Seed), Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger), and Dazao (Jujube). (Formula 5)
Chills and fever alternating like malaria, being milder during the day and featuring delirium at night, indicate heat entering the Blood Chamber. Hupo Dihuang Wan (Amber and Rehmannia Pill) with added Chaihu (Bupleurum Root) (Attack Formula 14), or Yiling Sansheng San (Yiling Three-Sage Powder) (Attack Formula 15) are indicated.
Hypochondriac pain accompanied by bloody stools results from Liver Blood deficiency causing Fire to flare upward. Ji Wei Xiao Yao San (Modified Free and Easy Wanderer Powder) (Tonify Formula 21) is appropriate.
For chest oppression due to fright and palpitations, use Chen Sha (Calcined Cinnabar) two qian, ground into fine powder, mixed with milk juice. Take one live earthworm with white necks, boil it in hot wine for two or three boils, remove the worm, add the Chen Sha, and simmer again over boiling water. Divide into three doses.
Stagnant blood flowing into the zang-fu organs, filling the skin and muscles, extending to the limbs, where heat knots and stagnates without returning, causes macules to erupt. This condition is fatal in nine out of ten cases.
The Liver stores the Hun (Ethereal Soul), and the Heart stores the Shen (Spirit). Blood deficiency leads to the Heart losing nourishment, and Liver Fire flaring upward prevents the Hun and Shen from residing in their dwellings, resulting in delirious speech and visual hallucinations of ghosts.
Stagnant blood stopping in the Heart causes irritability and confusion. Xiao Tiaojing Tang (Small Regulating Menses Decoction) or Da Tiaojing Tang (Large Regulating Menses Decoction) with added Bohe (Mint) is used. (Harmonize Formulas 38, 39)
For Heart Blood deficiency and damage, Shenghua Tang with added Zaoren (Suanzaoren), Baiziren (Biota Seed), Fushen (Poria with Hostwood), and Maidong (Ophiopogon Root) is prescribed. (Harmonize Formula 24)
Excessive blood loss reduces body fluids, leading to irritability and thirst. It is appropriate to nourish Yin and descend Fire, with a small addition of Tongbian (Child's Urine).
Remaining blood rushing to the Heart is treated with Heye San (Lotus Leaf Powder) (Attack Formula 16).
Yin deficiency causing Fire to move recklessly is treated with Renshen Danggui Tang (Ginseng and Angelica Decoction) (Tonify Formula 54).
Thirst due to Qi deficiency is treated with Shengmai San (Generate Pulse Powder) (Tonify Formula 23), with added Lianzi (Lotus Seed).
Thirst due to Blood deficiency is treated with Siwu Tang (Four Substances Decoction) with added Huafen (Tianhuafen/Trichosanthes Root) and Maidong (Ophiopogon Root). (Tonify Formula 7)
Dizziness, weakness in the legs, and lack of taste for food indicate simultaneous deficiency of Qi and Blood. Ren Shen (Ginseng), Di Huang (Rehmannia Root), Maidong (Ophiopogon Root), Gan Cao (Licorice Root), Huafen (Trichosanthes Root), Nuomi (Glutinous Rice), Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger), and Dazao (Jujube) are decocted and taken orally.