又方，大丸艾灸下部，此谓穷无药。
又方，取蚓三升，以水五升，得二升半，尽服之。
又方，煮桃皮煎如饴，以绵合导之。
又方，水中荇菜，捣，绵裹导之，日五易，瘥。
又方，榉皮，槲皮合煮汁，如粘糖以导之，又浓煮桃皮饮之，最良。
又方，捣蛇莓汁，服三合，日三。水渍乌梅令浓，并纳崖蜜，数数饮。
若病患齿无色，舌上白，或喜睡眠，愦愦不知痛痒处，或下痢，急治下部，不晓此者，
但攻其上，不以下为意。下部生虫，虫食其肛，肛烂见五脏便死，治之方。
取鸡子白，纳漆，合搅，还纳壳中，仰头吞之，当吐虫则愈。
又方，烧马蹄作灰，细末，猪脂和，涂绵以导下部，日数度，瘥。
又方，桃仁十五枚，苦酒二升，盐一合，煮取六合，服之。
又方，烧艾于管中熏之，令烟入下部，中少雄黄杂妙，此方是溪温，故尔兼取彼治法。
又有病 下不止者，乌头二两，女葳，云实各一两，桂二分，蜜丸如桐子，水服五丸
，一日三服。
治下部卒痛，如鸟啄之方，赤小豆，大豆各一升，合捣，两囊贮，蒸之令熟，更牙坐，
即愈。
此本在杂治中，亦是伤寒毒瓦斯所攻故。凡治伤寒方甚多，其有诸麻黄，葛根，桂枝，柴
胡，青龙，白虎，四顺，四逆二十余方。并是至要者，而药难尽备，且诊候须明悉，别所在
撰大方中，今唯载前四方，尤是急须者耳。其黄膏赤散在辟病条中预合，初觉患便服之，伤
寒，时行，温疫，三名同一种耳，而源本小异，其冬月伤于寒，或疾行力作，汗出得风冷，
至夏发，名为伤寒，其冬月不甚寒，多暖气，及西风使人骨节缓堕受病。至春发，名为时行
。其年岁中有疠气兼挟鬼毒相注，名为温病。如此诊候相似，又贵胜雅言，总名伤寒，世
俗因号为时行，道术符刻，言五温亦复殊，大归终止，是共途也，然自有阳明，少阴，阴毒
，阳毒为异耳。少阴病例不发热，而腹满下痢，最难治也。
附方
《必效方》，治天行一二日者，麻黄一大两去节，以水四升，煮去沫，取二升，去滓，
着米
一匙，及豉为稀粥，取强一升，先作熟汤浴，淋头百余碗，然后服粥，浓覆取汗，于夜
最佳
。
《梅师方》，治伤寒汗出不解已三四日。胸中闷吐，豉一升，盐一合，水四升，煎取一
升半，分服当吐。
《圣惠方》，治伤寒四日已呕吐，更宜吐，以苦参末，酒下二钱，得吐，瘥。
又方，治时气热毒，心神烦燥。用蓝淀半大匙，以新汲水一盏服。
又方，治时气头痛不止，用朴硝三两，捣罗为散，生油调涂顶上。
又方，治时气烦渴，用生藕汁一中盏，入生蜜一合，令匀，分二服。
《胜金方》，治时疾热病，狂言心燥，苦参不限多少，炒黄色为末，每服二钱，水一盏
，煎至八分，温服，连煎三服。有汗无汗皆瘥。
《博济方》，治阴阳二毒，伤寒黑龙丹，舶上硫黄一两，以柳木槌研，三两日，巴豆一
两和
壳记个数，用二升铛子一口，先安硫黄铺铛底，次安巴豆，又以硫黄盖之，酽醋半升，已来
浇之，盏子盖合令紧密，更以湿纸周回固济缝，勿令透气，缝纸干，更以醋湿之，文武火熬
，常着人守之，候里面巴豆作声。数已半为度，急将铛子离火，便入臼中，急捣令细，再以
少米醋并蒸饼少许，再捣令冷，可丸如鸡头大，若是阴毒，用椒四十九粒，葱白二茎，水一
盏，煎至六分，服一丸，阳毒用豆豉四十九粒，葱白二茎，水一盏同煎，吞一丸，不得嚼破
。
《孙用和方》，治阳毒入胃，下血频疼痛不可忍，郁金五个大者，牛黄一皂荚子，别细
研二味，同为散，每服用醋浆水一盏，同煎三沸，温服。
《孙兆口诀》，治阴毒伤寒，手足逆冷，脉息沉细，头疼腰重，兼治阴毒咳逆等疾方。
川乌头，干姜等分为粗散，炒令转色，放冷，再捣为细散，每一钱，水一盏，盐一撮，
煎取半盏，温服。
又方，治阴胜隔阳伤寒，其人必燥热而不欲饮水者是也，宜服霹雳散，附子一枚，烧为
灰，存性为末，蜜水调下，为一服而愈，此逼散寒气然后热气上行而汗出，乃愈。
《圣惠方》，治阴毒伤寒，四肢逆冷，宜熨，以吴茱萸一升，酒和匀，湿绢袋二只，贮
蒸令极热，熨脚心，候气通畅，匀暖即停熨，累验。
唐崔元亮，疗时疾发黄，心狂烦热，闷不认人者，取大栝蒌一枚黄者，以新汲水九合浸
，淘取汁，下蜜半大合，朴硝八分，合搅，令消尽，分再服，瘥。
《外台秘要》，治天行病四五日，结胸满痛壮热，苦参一两，锉，以醋二升，煮取一升
二合，尽饮之，当吐，即愈，天行毒病非苦参醋酒不解，及温覆取汗，愈。
又方，救急治天行后呕逆不下食，食入即出，取羊肝如食法，作生淡食，不过三度，即
止。
又方，以鸡卵一枚，煮三五沸，出以水浸之，外熟内热则吞之，良。
《圣惠方》，治时气呕逆不下食，用半夏半两，汤浸洗七遍去滑，生姜一两同锉碎，以
水一大盏，煎至六分，去滓，分二服，不计时候，温服。
《深师方》，治伤寒病 不止，半夏熟洗，干，末之，生姜，汤服一钱匕。
《简要济众》，治伤寒咳噫不止及哕逆不定。
香一两，干柿蒂一两，焙干捣末，人参汤下一钱，无时服。
《外台秘要》，治天行毒病衄鼻，是热毒血下数升者，好墨末之，鸡子白，丸如梧子，
用生地黄汁，下一二十丸，如人行五里，再服。
又疗伤寒已八九日至十余日，大烦渴若胜而三焦有疮 者多下，或张口吐舌，呵吁目
烂，口鼻生疮，吟语不识人，除热毒止痢方。
龙骨半斤，碎，以水一斗，煮取四升，沉之井底，令冷，服五合，渐渐进之，恣意饮，
尤宜老少。
《梅师方》，治热病后下痢，脓血不止，不能食。
白龙骨末，米饮调方寸匕服。
食疗治伤寒热毒下血，羚羊角末服之，即瘥，又疗疝气。
《圣惠方》，治伤寒孤惑，毒蚀下部，肛外如 ，痛痒不止，雄黄半两，先用瓶子一个
，口大者纳入灰上，如装香火，将雄黄烧之，候烟出，当病处熏之。
又方，主伤寒下部生 疮，用乌梅肉三两，炒令燥，杵为末，炼蜜丸如梧桐子大，以
石榴根皮煎汤，食前下十丸。
《外台秘要》方，崔氏疗伤寒手足疼，欲脱取羊屎煮汁以灌之，瘥止。亦疗时疾阴囊及
茎热肿。亦可煮黄柏等洗之。
《梅师方》，治伤寒发豌豆疮未成脓，研芒硝，用猪胆和涂上，效。
《经验后方》，治时疾发豌豆疮及赤疮子未透，心烦狂燥，气喘妄语，或见鬼神。
龙脑一钱，细研，旋滴猪心血，和丸如鸡头肉大，每服一丸，紫草汤下，少时心神便定
，得睡，疮后发透，根据常将息取安。
《药性论》云，虎杖治大热烦燥，止渴利小便，压一切热毒。暑月和甘草煎，色如琥珀
可爱
，堪贮，尝之甘美，瓶置井中，令冷彻如水，白瓷器及银器中贮，似茶啜之，时人呼为
冷冻饮料
子，又且尊于茗，能破女子经候不通，捣以酒浸，常服，有孕人勿服，破血。
又一方，制作大丸药并在下部施以艾灸，这是指在穷尽其他药物疗法时的处理方法。
又一方，取蚯蚓三升，加水五升，煎煮至二升半，全部服用。
又一方，煮桃树皮，煎制成如饴糖般的稠状，用棉条包裹后纳入下部（肛门或阴道）。
又一方，取水中的荇菜，捣烂，用棉布包裹后纳入下部，每天更换五次，病愈。
又一方，将榉树皮和槲树皮合煮取汁，像粘糖一样稠度后纳入下部；另外浓煮桃树皮饮用，效果最好。
又一方，捣取蛇莓的汁液，服用三合，每天三次。用水浸泡乌梅使其浓度增加，并加入崖蜜，多次饮用。
如果患者牙齿颜色无光泽，舌苔发白，或者喜欢睡觉，神志昏乱不知痛痒所在，或者出现下痢，急需治疗下部。不懂此法的人，只攻治上部，不把下部放在心上。下部生虫，虫类啃食肛门，导致肛门腐烂甚至五脏暴露而死亡，以下是治疗的方法。
取鸡蛋清，加入漆，混合搅拌，再放回蛋壳中，仰头吞服，应当能吐出虫体从而痊愈。
又一方，烧马蹄成灰，研成细末，用猪脂调和，涂在棉条上纳入下部，每天数次，病愈。
又一方，取桃仁十五枚，醋二升，盐一合，煮取六合，服用。
又一方，在竹管中燃烧艾草熏蒸下部，让烟进入下部，其中少许雄黄混杂其中效果更好，此方适用于溪温病，所以兼取那里的治疗方法。
又有病证表现为下部出血不止者，用乌头二两，女贞子、云实各一两，桂枝二分，炼蜜制成梧桐子大小的丸药，水送服五丸，一天服用三次。
治疗下部突然疼痛，像鸟啄一样的方子：赤小豆、大豆各一升，一起捣碎，装入两个袋子中，蒸熟，轮流坐于其上，即可痊愈。
这原本收录在杂治篇中，也是因为伤寒毒气所导致的。凡是治疗伤寒的方子很多，其中有诸麻黄汤、葛根汤、桂枝汤、柴胡汤、青龙汤、白虎汤、四顺散、四逆汤等二十余方。这些都是至关重要的，但药物难以全部备齐，而且诊察候脉必须明悉详细，另在撰写的《大方》中记载，这里仅载录前四方，尤其是紧急需要的方子。其中的黄膏、赤散在辟病条目中预先合制，刚觉得患病就服用。伤寒、时行、温疫，这三个名称同属一种疾病，但源头本原略有不同。冬季受寒邪侵袭，或者疾走劳作，出汗后受风冷，到夏季发作，名为伤寒；冬季不太寒冷，多暖气，以及西风使人骨节松弛懈怠而受病，到春季发作，名为时行；当年岁中有疠气夹杂鬼毒相互传染，名为温病。如此诊候相似，又因贵族雅言统称伤寒，世俗因此称为时行，道术符刻之说，讲五温也各不相同，大体归宿终究是殊途同归。然而自有阳明病、少阴病、阴毒、阳毒等不同之处。少阴病的症状是不发热，而腹部胀满、下痢，最难治疗。
附方
《必效方》，治疗天行病一二日：麻黄一大两（去节），加水四升，煮去浮沫，取二升，去渣，放入米一匙，及豉做成稀粥，取强人一碗的量。先做热水澡，淋头百余碗，然后喝粥，厚盖取汗，在夜间服用最佳。
《梅师方》，治疗伤寒汗出后病不解，已过三四日。胸中闷塞呕吐，用豉一升，盐一合，水四升，煎取一升半，分次服用，应当能吐出病邪。
《圣惠方》，治疗伤寒四日以上呕吐，更宜催吐，用苦参末，酒送服二钱，得吐后病愈。
又一方，治疗时气热毒，心神烦躁。用蓝淀半大匙，用新汲水一盏服用。
又一方，治疗时气头痛不止，用朴硝三两，捣罗为散，用生油调匀涂于头顶。
又一方，治疗时气烦渴，用生藕汁一中盏，入生蜜一合，令均匀，分两次服用。
《胜金方》，治疗时疾热病，狂言心燥，苦参不限多少，炒黄色为末，每服二钱，水一盏，煎至八分，温服，连煎三服。有汗无汗皆愈。
《博济方》，治疗阴阳二毒，伤寒黑龙丹：舶上硫黄一两，用柳木槌研磨，历时三两日；巴豆一两，带壳记下个数。用一口二升铛子，先铺硫黄在铛底，次放巴豆，又以硫黄覆盖之，倒入酽醋半升以上浇之，用盏子盖合令紧密，再用湿纸周围固济缝隙，勿令透气，缝纸干后，再用醋湿润之，用文武火熬，常派人守护，等候里面巴豆作响。声音过半为度，急将铛子离火，便入臼中，急捣令细，再以少米醋并蒸饼少许，再捣令冷，可丸如鸡头大。若是阴毒，用椒四十九粒，葱白二茎，水一盏，煎至六分，服一丸；阳毒用豆豉四十九粒，葱白二茎，水一盏同煎，吞一丸，不得嚼破。
《孙用和方》，治疗阳毒入胃，下血频剧疼痛不可忍，郁金五个大的，牛黄一皂荚子大小，分别细研这两味药，同为散，每服用醋浆水一盏，同煎三沸，温服。
《孙兆口诀》，治疗阴毒伤寒，手足逆冷，脉息沉细，头疼腰重，兼治阴毒咳逆等疾方。川乌头、干姜等分为粗散，炒令转色，放冷，再捣为细散，每一钱，水一盏，盐一撮，煎取半盏，温服。
又一方，治疗阴胜隔阳伤寒，其人必燥热而不欲饮水的是这种病，宜服霹雳散，附子一枚，烧为灰，存性为末，蜜水调下，为一服而愈，此方逼散寒气然后热气上行而汗出，乃愈。
《圣惠方》，治疗阴毒伤寒，四肢逆冷，宜熨法，以吴茱萸一升，酒和匀，湿绢袋二只，贮蒸令极热，熨脚心，候气通畅，匀暖即停熨，屡验有效。
唐崔元亮，疗时疾发黄，心狂烦热，闷不认人者，取大栝蒌一枚黄的，以新汲水九合浸，淘取汁，下蜜半大合，朴硝八分，合搅，令消尽，分两次服，病愈。
《外台秘要》，治疗天行病四五日，结胸满痛壮热，苦参一两，锉，以醋二升，煮取一升二合，尽饮之，应当能吐出，即愈。天行毒病非苦参醋酒不解，及温覆取汗，则愈。
又一方，救急治疗天行后呕逆不下食，食入即出，取羊肝如食法，作生淡食，不过三次，即止。
又一方，以鸡卵一枚，煮三五沸，取出以水浸之，外熟内热则吞之，良。
《圣惠方》，治疗时气呕逆不下食，用半夏半两，汤浸洗七遍去滑，生姜一两同锉碎，以水一大盏，煎至六分，去滓，分两次服，不计时候，温服。
《深师方》，治疗伤寒病下利不止，半夏熟洗，干，末之，生姜，汤服一钱匕。
《简要济众》，治疗伤寒咳噫不止及哕逆不定。香一両，干柿蒂一両，焙干捣末，人参汤下一钱，无时服。
《外台秘要》，治疗天行毒病衄鼻，是热毒血下数升者，好墨末之，鸡子白，丸如梧子，用生地黄汁，下一二十丸，如人行五里，再服。
又疗伤寒已八九日至十余日，大烦渴若胜而三焦有疮疡者多下，或张口吐舌，呵吁目烂，口鼻生疮，吟语不识人，除热毒止痢方。龙骨半斤，碎，以水一斗，煮取四升，沉之井底，令冷，服五合，渐渐进之，恣意饮，尤宜老少。
《梅师方》，治疗热病后下痢，脓血不止，不能食。白龙骨末，米饮调方寸匕服。
食疗治疗伤寒热毒下血，羚羊角末服之，即瘥，又疗疝气。
《圣惠方》，治疗伤寒孤惑，毒蚀下部，肛外如癣，痛痒不止，雄黄半两，先用瓶子一个，口大者纳入灰上，如装香火，将雄黄烧之，候烟出，当病处熏之。
又一方，主伤寒下部生疮，用乌梅肉三两，炒令燥，杵为末，炼蜜丸如梧桐子大，以石榴根皮煎汤，食前下十丸。
《外台秘要》方，崔氏疗伤寒手足疼，欲脱取羊屎煮汁以灌之，瘥止。亦疗时疾阴囊及茎热肿。亦可煮黄柏等洗之。
《梅师方》，治疗伤寒发豌豆疮未成脓，研芒硝，用猪胆和涂上，效。
《经验后方》，治疗时疾发豌豆疮及赤疮子未透，心烦狂燥，气喘妄语，或见鬼神。龙脑一钱，细研，旋滴猪心血，和丸如鸡头肉大，每服一丸，紫草汤下，少时心神便定，得睡，疮后发透，根据常将息取安。
《药性论》云，虎杖治大热烦躁，止渴利小便，压一切热毒。暑月和甘草煎，色如琥珀可爱，堪贮，尝之甘美，瓶置井中，令冷彻如水，白瓷器及银器中贮，似茶啜之，时人呼为冷冻饮料子，又且尊于茗，能破女子经候不通，捣以酒浸，常服，有孕人勿服，破血。
Another prescription: Make large pills and apply moxibustion to the lower part; this is referred to as the method when all other medicinal treatments are exhausted.
Another prescription: Take three sheng of earthworms, add five sheng of water, boil until two and a half sheng remain, and drink it all.
Another prescription: Boil peach bark until it forms a consistency like maltose syrup, wrap it in cotton, and insert it into the lower orifice (anus or vagina).
Another prescription: Take water shield (Nymphoides peltata), crush it, wrap it in cotton, and insert it into the lower orifice; change it five times a day until recovery.
Another prescription: Boak together bark of Zelkova schneideriana (Zhu pi) and Quercus variabilis (Hu pi) to obtain juice with a sticky sugar-like consistency for insertion into the lower orifice; additionally, drinking concentrated decoction of peach bark is most effective.
Another prescription: Crush fresh herb of Duchesnea indica (She mei) to extract juice, take three he, three times a day. Soak dried fruit of Prunus mume (Wu mei) in water to make it concentrated, add cliff honey, and drink frequently.
If the patient has teeth lacking luster, white tongue coating, drowsiness, confusion without awareness of pain or itch, or dysentery, urgent treatment of the lower part is required. Those who do not understand this may only attack the upper part and neglect the lower. Parasites growing in the lower part may eat away at the anus, causing rotting of the anus and exposure of the five zang organs, leading to death. The following is the treatment method.
Take egg white, mix with lacquer, stir well, return to the shell, swallow while tilting the head back; expelling parasites should lead to cure.
Another prescription: Burn horse hooves to ash, grind into fine powder, mix with lard, apply on cotton strips inserted into the lower part several times a day until cured.
Another prescription: Take fifteen Tao Ren (Semen Persicae), two sheng of vinegar, one he of salt, boil to obtain six he, and take orally.
Another prescription: Burn mugwort inside a bamboo tube to fumigate the lower part, allowing smoke to enter; mixing in a small amount of Xiong Huang (Realgar) enhances efficacy. This prescription is suitable for Xi Wen disease, hence adopting local treatment methods.
For cases of continuous bleeding from the lower orifice: Use Wu Tou (Radix Aconiti Lateralis Preparata) 2 liang, Nu Zhen Zi (Fructus Ligustri Lucidi) and Yun Shi (Fructus Tetrastigmateae) each 1 liang, Gui Zhi (Ramulus Cinnamomi) 2 fen; refine honey to make pills the size of paulownia seeds, take 5 pills with water, three times a day.
Prescription for sudden severe pain in the lower part, feeling like bird pecking: Chi Xiao Dou (Semen Phaseoli Uradensis) and Da Dou (Semen Sojae Preparatum) each 1 sheng; crush together, store in two bags, steam until cooked, and sit alternately on them until cured.
This was originally included in miscellaneous treatments because it is caused by pathogenic factors of Shang Han (Cold Damage). There are many prescriptions for treating Shang Han, including Zhu Ma Huang Tang, Ge Gen Tang, Gui Zhi Tang, Chai Hu Tang, Qing Long Tang, Bai Hu Tang, Si Shun San, Si Ni Tang, etc., totaling over twenty prescriptions. These are essential, but herbs are hard to prepare completely, and pulse diagnosis must be clear and detailed; they are recorded in the "Da Fang" compiled separately. Here, only the first four prescriptions are listed, which are urgently needed. The Huang Gao (Yellow Ointment) and Chi San (Red Powder) are prepared in advance under the section on preventing diseases; take them as soon as symptoms appear. Shang Han (Cold Damage), Shi Xing (Seasonal Epidemic), and Wen Yi (Warm Pestilence) share the same nature but have slightly different origins. Contracting cold in winter, or exerting oneself vigorously with sweat exposed to wind and cold, manifesting in summer, is called Shang Han. If winter is not very cold, with warm air and west winds causing joint laxity and susceptibility to disease, manifesting in spring, it is called Shi Xing. If there is epidemic qi mixed with toxic pathogens spreading among people in that year, it is called Wen Bing (Warm Disease). Although diagnoses are similar, aristocratic terminology generally calls them Shang Han, while commoners call them Shi Xing. Daoist texts discuss "Five Wens" differently, but ultimately converge. However, distinctions exist such as Yang Ming disease, Shao Yin disease, Yin Du (Yin Toxin), and Yang Du (Yang Toxin). Shao Yin disease presents without fever but with abdominal fullness and dysentery, making it the most difficult to treat.
Supplementary Prescriptions
"Bi Xiao Fang": Treats Tian Xing (Epidemic Disease) in its first one or two days: Ma Huang (Herba Ephedrae) 1 da liang (remove joints), boil in 4 sheng of water, remove foam, reduce to 2 sheng, filter residue, add 1 spoonful of rice and Ci (Folium Morus) to make thin porridge. Strong individuals should consume one bowl. First take a hot bath, pour water over the head over a hundred bowls, then drink the porridge, cover thickly to induce sweating; best taken at night.
"Mei Shi Fang": Treats Shang Han where sweating fails to resolve symptoms after three or four days, with chest oppression and vomiting. Use Ci (Folium Morus) 1 sheng, Yan (Salt) 1 he, water 4 sheng; boil to obtain 1.5 sheng, divide and take. Vomiting should occur.
"Sheng Hui Fang": Treats Shang Han with vomiting after four days; emesis is indicated. Use Ku Shen (Radix Sophorae Flavescentis) powder, take 2 qian with wine; cure upon vomiting.
Another prescription: Treats Shi Qi (Seasonal Qi) heat toxin causing mental restlessness. Use Lan Dian (Indigo Naturalis) half a large spoonful, take with one cup of fresh well water.
Another prescription: Treats persistent headache due to Shi Qi. Use Po Xiao (Natrii Sulfas) 3 liang, grind into powder, mix with raw oil, and apply to the top of the head.
Another prescription: Treats Shi Qi with irritability and thirst. Use fresh lotus root juice one zhong zhan, add raw honey 1 he, mix evenly, divide into two doses.
"Sheng Jin Fang": Treats Shi Ji (Epidemic Disease) heat disease with delirium and heart restlessness. Use Ku Shen (Radix Sophorae Flavescentis) any amount, stir-fry until yellow, grind to powder. Take 2 qian per dose, boil in one cup of water until reduced to 80%, take warm. Repeat three times. Effective regardless of presence or absence of sweat.
"Bo Ji Fang": Treats Yin and Yang Du (Toxins), Shang Han Hei Long Dan (Black Dragon Pill): Bo Shang Liu Huang (Sulfur imported from overseas) 1 liang, grind with willow wood mallet for 2-3 days; Ba Dou (Semen Crotonis) 1 liang, keep shells and count. Use a 2-sheng cauldron, line bottom with sulfur, place BaDou on top, cover with more sulfur, pour strong vinegar (half sheng or more) over it. Cover tightly with a lid, seal seams with wet paper to prevent gas leakage, re-wet paper with vinegar when dry. Simmer on mild fire, keeping watch. When BaDou makes sound inside, stop when halfway done. Remove from fire, pound in mortar until fine. Add little rice vinegar and steamed dough, pound again until cool. Shape into pills the size of chicken heads. For Yin Du: take 1 pill with decoction of 49 peppercorns and 2 scallion whites in one cup of water boiled to 60%. For Yang Du: take 1 pill with decoction of 49 fermented soybeans and 2 scallion whites in one cup of water. Do not chew.
"Sun Yonghe Fang": Treats Yang Du entering stomach with frequent painful bleeding. Use Yu Jin (Radix Curcumae) 5 large pieces, Niu Huang (Calculus Bovis) size of a soap bean pod. Grind both finely into powder. Per dose, boil in one cup of sour plum water for three boils, take warm.
"Sun Zhao Kou Jue": Treats Yin Du Shang Han with cold extremities, deep and fine pulse, headache, heavy waist. Also treats Yin Du cough and counterflow qi. Chuan Wu Tou (Radix Aconiti Carmichaelii Preparata) and Gan Jiang (Rhizoma Zingiberis Secati) in equal parts, coarsely powdered, stir-fry until color changes, cool, grind to fine powder. Take 1 qian, boil in one cup of water with a pinch of salt until half remains, take warm.
Another prescription: Treats Yin excess blocking Yang Shang Han, characterized by dry heat but no desire to drink. Take Pi Li San (Thunderbolt Powder): burn 1 Fu Zi (Radix Aconiti Lateralis Preparata) to ash, preserve potency, grind to powder, take with honey-water. One dose cures. This forces out cold qi, allowing heat qi to rise and sweat to emerge, leading to cure.
"Sheng Hui Fang": Treats Yin Du Shang Han with cold extremities; use warming therapy. Wu Zhu Yu (Fructus Evodiae) 1 sheng, mix with wine, fill two damp silk bags, steam until extremely hot, apply to soles of feet. Stop when qi flows smoothly and warmth is even. Repeatedly verified effective.
Tang Dynasty Cui Yuanliang: Treats Shi Ji jaundice with mania, fever, and confusion. Take one large yellow Gua Lou (Fructus Trichosanthis), soak in 9 he of fresh well water, squeeze juice, add half a large he of honey and 8 fen of Po Xiao (Natrii Sulfas), mix until dissolved. Divide into two doses. Cure.
"Wai Tai Mi Yao": Treats Tian Xing disease after 4-5 days, presenting with chest binding, fullness, pain, and high fever. Ku Shen (Radix Sophorae Flavescentis) 1 liang, chopped, boil in 2 sheng vinegar until 1.2 sheng remains, drink all. Vomiting should occur, leading to cure. Tian Xing toxins are not resolved without Ku Shen, vinegar, wine, and inducing sweat by covering warmly.
Another prescription: Emergency treatment for post-Tian Xing vomiting and inability to eat. Eat raw lean lamb liver; no more than three times stops the condition.
Another prescription: Boil one chicken egg for 3-5 boils, remove, soak in water until outside is cooked but inside remains hot, swallow whole. Effective.
"Sheng Hui Fang": Treats Shi Qi vomiting and inability to eat. Ban Xia (Rhizoma Pinelliae Preparata) 0.5 liang, rinse seven times in hot water to remove slipperiness, Jiang Huang (Rhizoma Zingiberis Recens) 1 liang, chop together. Boil in one large cup of water until reduced to 60%, filter, divide into two doses, take warm anytime.
"Shen Shi Fang": Treats Shang Han with continuous diarrhea. Ban Xia (Rhizoma Pinelliae Preparata), washed cooked, dried, powdered. Take 1 qian bi with ginger soup.
"Jian Yao Ji Zhong": Treats Shang Han with persistent coughing and belching, and hiccups. Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix) 1 liang, Gan Shi Di (Calyx Persimmonis) 1 liang, bake dry, grind to powder. Take 1 qian with Ginseng soup, anytime.
"Wai Tai Mi Yao": Treats Tian Xing toxin causing epistaxis with loss of several sheng of blood. Use good ink, grind to powder, mix with egg white, shape into pills the size of mustard seeds. Take 10-20 pills with juice of fresh Rehmannia root. Repeat after walking distance equivalent to five li.
Another prescription: For Shang Han lasting 8-10+ days with severe thirst, heat affecting San Jiao (Triple Burner) causing ulcers, frequent diarrhea, open mouth sticking out tongue, yawning, rotten eyes, sores in mouth/nose, muttering, unrecognized persons. Heat-clearing toxin-resolving dysentery-stopping formula. Long Gu (Os Draconis) 0.5 jin, crushed, boil in 1 dou of water until 4 sheng remains, sink in well to cool. Take 5 he, gradually increase, drink freely. Suitable for young and old.
"Mei Shi Fang": Treats post-heat disease dysentery with continuous pus and blood, inability to eat. Bai Long Gu (Os Draconis) powder, take 1 fang cun bi with rice water.
Dietary therapy for Shang Han heat toxin causing bloody stool: Take Ling Yang Jiao (Cornu Saigae Tataricae) powder. Cures also treats hernia.
"Sheng Hui Fang": Treats Shang Han Gu Huo (Lonely Fire), toxin eroding lower part, anus looking like eczema, unrelenting pain/itch. Xiong Huang (Realgar) 0.5 liang. Place a bottle with wide mouth on ashes like incense holder, burn Xiong Huang inside. When smoke emerges, fumigate the affected area.
Another prescription: Mainly for Shang Han lower part sores. Wu Mei Rou (Endocarpium Pruni Mume) 3 liang, stir-fry until dry, pound to powder, refine honey to make pills size of paulownia seeds. Take 10 pills before meals with decoction of Pomegranate Root Bark.
"Wai Tai Mi Yao" prescription, Cui's method: Treats Shang Han hand/foot pain threatening detachment. Boil sheep feces in water, irrigate affected area. Stops when cured. Also treats Shi Ji scrotal and penile heat/swelling. Can also wash with Huang Bai (Cortex Phellodendri) decoction.
"Mei Shi Fang": Treats Shang Han developing cowpox-like sores before suppuration. Grind Mang Xiao (Natrii Sulfas Exsiccatus), mix with pig bile, apply externally. Effective.
"Jing Yan Hou Fang": Treats Shi Ji cowpox-like sores and red pustules not yet erupted, with heart restlessness, mania, panting, delirium, or seeing ghosts. Long Nao (Borneolum Syntheticum) 1 qian, finely ground, drop pig heart blood to mix, shape into pills size of chicken head meat. Take 1 pill per dose with Zi Cao (Radix Arnebiae/Lithospermi) soup. Mind calms shortly, sleep ensues. Sores erupt later, recover normally with care.
"Yao Xing Lun" states: Hu Zhang (Rhizoma Polygoni Cuspidati) treats severe heat and restlessness, stops thirst, promotes urination, suppresses all heat toxins. In summer, decoct with Gan Cao (Radix Glycyrrhizae), color like amber, pleasant to store, tastes sweet. Store in bottle in well to cool like water, keep in white porcelain or silver vessels. Drink like tea. People call it "Frozen Beverage". It is esteemed above tea. Breaks menstrual obstruction in women; crush and soak in wine, take regularly. Pregnant women should not take it as it breaks blood stasis.