【因】 痰饮随气上，伏留于阳经，遇火则动。去血过多，亦使眩晕，头眩亦然
，兼挟气虚。
【证】 外因者，风在三阳经，头重项强有汗。寒则掣痛，暑则热闷，湿则重着
，皆令吐逆晕倒。
内因者，因七情致脏气不行，郁而生涎，结为饮，随气上厥，伏留阳经，呕吐，眉目疼
痛，眼不得开。
因房劳、饥饱去血过多者，眼花屋倒，起则晕倒。
【治】 散风行湿汤 治痰火晕眩。二陈汤、苍术、黄芩、羌活。
瓜蒂散 治晕眩痰厥。
芎归汤 治血虚眩晕。
参术汤 治挟气虚头痛，补气降火为主。
人参 白术 黄芩 黄连
【脉】 阳微阴弦，胸痹而痛，责在极虚。短而数，心痛心烦。心腹痛不得息，
脉细小迟者
生，坚大实者死。若腹痛脉反浮大而长者死。趺阳脉滑而紧。滑者，谷气强胃气实；紧者，
阴气胜，故痛。病腹痛而喘，脉滑而利，数而紧者，实也。心痛有热厥、寒厥、大实。
【因】 劳役太甚，饮食失节，中气不足；或寒邪乘虚而入客之，或久不散郁而
生热，或素有热，虚热相搏，结于胃脘而痛。或有实积痰饮，或气与食相郁不散，停结胃口
而痛。
【证治】 胃病者，腹 胀，胃脘当心而痛，上支两胁，膈咽不通，食饮不下。
脾病者，食则呕吐，腹胀喜噫，胃脘痛，心下急。
热厥心痛，身热足痛，四肢寒，甚则烦躁而吐，额自汗，脉洪，可汗。刺太 、昆仑。
寒厥心痛，手足逆，通身冷汗，便利溺清，不渴，气脉微弱，可温。
大实心痛，卒然而发，大便或秘，久而注闷，心胸高起，按之痛，不能饮食，可下。
肾心痛，与背相接， 如从后绞触其心，偃偻，刺束骨、合骨、昆仑。胃心痛，腹胀胸
满，刺大都、太白。脾心痛，如锥刺，刺然谷、太 。肝心痛，状如死，终日不得休息，取
行间、太冲。肺心痛，卧若徒居，心痛间动作益盛，刺鱼际、太渊。
厥心痛，乃寒邪客于心包络也，宜以良姜、菖蒲，大辛热之药。
盖诸心痛，皆少阴厥气上冲也。刺之，宜通气、行气，无所凝停也。
腹痛
【因】 有客寒阻之不行，有热内生郁而不散，有死血、食积、湿痰结滞，妨碍
升降，故痛。盖痛当分其部分，从其高下而治之。
【证治】 中脘痛，太阴也，理中、草豆蔻主之。
小腹痛，厥阴也，正阳、回阳，四逆汤主之。
杂证而痛，苦楝汤、酒煮当归丸、丁香楝实丸等主之。
腹中不和而痛者，以甘草芍药汤主之。
伤寒误下传太阴经，腹满而痛，桂枝芍药主之。痛甚，桂枝大黄汤主之。夏月肌热恶热
，脉洪实而痛，黄芩芍药主之。诸虫痛者，如腹痛肿聚，往来无有休息，涎出，呕吐清水。
痰积腹痛隐隐然，得热汤、辛物则暂止，宜导痰解郁气，温散之。中气虚亦痛，或饥而痛是
也，理中汤主之。胸痹，皆痰水宿饮，停留不散，宜栝蒌、枳实、香附、芎、苍术、温散之
。
外有似类而痛异名。心痛，有心中寒，有心热，有心虚，有脾积，有宿食留饮，有胸痞
。腹痛，有香港脚。胸痛，有积实。小腹痛，有肝脾，有胞痛，有筋虚，有疝，有肠痈。
金铃子散 治热厥心痛，或作或止，久不愈。
金铃子 玄胡（各一两）
热加黄连，疝气加荔枝核。酒下三钱。
煮雄丸 治大实心痛、 癖，如神。
雄黄（一两，另研） 巴豆（五钱，生用去油，烂研，却入雄黄末） 白面（二两）
上再研匀，水丸梧桐子大。每服时，先煎浆水令沸，下药二十四粒，煮三十沸，捞入冷
浆水，沉水冷，一时下一丸。二十四时也，加至微利为度，用浸药水下。
术附汤 治寒厥心暴痛，脉微气弱。
附子（一两，炮去皮脐） 白术（四两） 甘草（二两，炙）
姜、枣煎服。
术香散 治心脾卒痛不忍。
木香 蓬术（各一两） 干漆（一钱，炒烟尽） 醋汤下一钱。
燥饭丸 治饮水吞酸作痛。墙上蚬壳丸。
秘丹 治心痛久则成郁，郁久必生火。
川芎 栀子（炒） 苍术 香附 石碱 干姜（炒）
反治之法。
有人饱过患此，以火毒治，遂以黄连六钱、甘草一两，一服而安矣。
有心痛十八年，因酒、牛乳，痛时以一物拄之，脉三至，弦弱而涩，吞酸，七月内以二
陈汤、术、芩、连、桃、郁李仁、泽泻。
秘丹 治死血留于胃口作痛。承气汤、栀子、韭汁、桔梗（能开血气）、麻黄（重
者，须此发之。）
虫痛方 治面上白斑，唇红，能食者是。苦楝根、锡灰。
胃脘当心痛，有垢积者，斑蝥、乌梅肉。丸如绿豆大，泔下一丸。皂树上蕈，泡汤，有
肥珠起，饮之，微泄见效。未已又服，无不验。
草豆蔻丸 治脾胃伤损客寒，一切虚证，心腹大痛。
理中建中汤 治寒腹痛。
调胃承气加木香槟榔汤 治热腹痛。
大承气加方 治有人雨后得凉，腹痛甚。问之，于夏月投渊取鱼，脉沉弦而细实
，重按则如循刀上。本方加桂两帖，又加桂、桃仁两帖，又加附两二帖，下黑血。
二陈芎苍丸 治清痰腹痛，脉滑者是。
二陈汤 台芎 苍术 香附 白芷 姜汁
【病因】 痰饮随着气机上升，潜伏停留在阳经，遇到火邪则发作。失血过多，也会导致眩晕，头部眩晕也是如此，常兼夹气虚。
【证候】 外感因素所致者，风邪在三阳经，表现为头重、项部僵硬且有汗。寒邪则引起牵引性疼痛，暑邪则导致热闷，湿邪则感觉身体沉重困着，这些都会导致呕吐、恶心和晕倒。
内因所致者，由于七情（喜、怒、忧、思、悲、恐、惊）导致脏腑气机运行不畅，郁结而生成涎液，凝聚为饮，随气机上逆，潜伏在阳经，出现呕吐、眉目疼痛、眼睛难以睁开。
因房事过度、饥饱失调或失血过多者，会出现眼花、视物旋转颠倒，起身时发生晕倒。
【治法】 散风行湿汤 治疗痰火引起的晕眩。方用二陈汤（燥湿化痰基础方）、苍术、黄芩、羌活。
瓜蒂散 治疗晕眩痰厥。
芎归汤 治疗血虚引起的眩晕。
参术汤 治疗兼有气虚的头痛，以补气降火为主。药物包括：人参、白术、黄芩、黄连。
【脉象】 脉象阳微阴弦，是胸痹且疼痛的表现，病根在于极度虚弱。脉短而数，主心痛、心烦。心腹痛且呼吸不畅，若脉象细小迟缓者生，若脉象坚大实者死。如果腹痛而脉象反而浮大而长，也是死证。趺阳脉滑而紧。滑脉表示谷气强盛、胃气充实；紧脉表示阴气胜，所以疼痛。患腹痛且气喘，脉滑且大便通利，脉数且紧，属于实证。心痛分为热厥、寒厥、大实三种类型。
【病因】 劳役过度，饮食不节制，导致中气不足；或者寒邪乘虚侵入体内，或者久郁不散而生热，或者素体有热，虚热与实热相搏结，聚集在胃脘部而疼痛。或者有实性的积滞、痰饮，或者气与食物相互郁结不散，停滞在胃口而疼痛。
【证治】 胃病者，腹部胀满，胃脘当心部位疼痛，向上支撑两胁，膈部和咽喉不通畅，饮食无法下咽。
脾病者，进食后呕吐，腹部胀满喜欢打嗝，胃脘痛，心下部拘急不适。
热厥心痛，身体发热、足部疼痛，四肢发凉，严重时烦躁并呕吐，额头自汗，脉象洪大，可用发汗法。针刺太溪穴、昆仑穴。
寒厥心痛，手足逆冷，全身冷汗，大小便清长，口不渴，气短脉微弱，可用温法。
大实心痛，突然发作，大便或秘结，时间久了感到闷堵，心胸部位高起，按压时疼痛，不能饮食，可用泻下法。
肾心痛，疼痛与背部相连，感觉像从背后绞扎心脏，身体弯曲，针刺束骨穴、合骨穴、昆仑穴。
胃心痛，腹部胀满胸部憋闷，刺大都穴、太白穴。
脾心痛，疼痛如锥刺，刺然谷穴、太溪穴。
肝心痛，症状严重如同死亡，整天不得休息，取行间穴、太冲穴。
肺心痛，躺着就像独自居住一样难受，心痛间歇期活动后加重，刺鱼际穴、太渊穴。
厥心痛，是寒邪客居在心包络所致，宜用良姜、石菖蒲等大辛大热的药物。
大概各种心痛，都是少阴经的厥气上冲所致。针刺时，宜通气、行气，使气机没有凝滞停留。
腹痛
【病因】 有客寒阻滞导致气机不行，有热邪内生郁结不散，有死血、食积、湿痰结滞，妨碍气机升降，所以疼痛。大概疼痛应当区分部位，根据其高低位置进行治疗。
【证治】 中脘痛，属于太阴经病变，用理中汤、草豆蔻主治。
小腹痛，属于厥阴经病变，用正阳散、回阳散、四逆汤主治。
杂证引起的疼痛，用苦楝汤、酒煮当归丸、丁香楝实丸等主治。
腹中不和而痛者，用甘草芍药汤主治。
伤寒误用下法传变至太阴经，腹部胀满而痛，用桂枝芍药汤主治。疼痛剧烈者，用桂枝大黄汤主治。夏季肌肤发热、恶热，脉象洪实而痛，用黄芩芍药汤主治。各种虫痛者，如腹痛肿块聚散无常，往来不停，流口水，呕吐清水。
痰积引起的腹痛隐隐作痛，喝热汤、吃辛辣食物则暂时停止，宜导痰解郁气，温散之。中气虚也会痛，比如饥饿时疼痛，用理中汤主治。胸痹，都是痰水宿饮，停留不散，宜用栝蒌、枳实、香附、川芎、苍术，温散之。
外表看似类似但疼痛性质不同的病症名称各异。心痛，有心中寒、心热、心虚、脾积、宿食留饮、胸痞。腹痛，有脚气。胸痛，有积实。小腹痛，有肝脾病变、胞痛、筋虚、疝气、肠痈。
金铃子散 治疗热厥心痛，时作时止，久治不愈。药物组成：金铃子、玄胡索（各一两）。热重加黄连，疝气加荔枝核。酒送服三钱。
煮雄丸 治疗大实心痛、癖块，效果神奇。药物组成：雄黄（一两，单独研磨）、巴豆（五钱，生用去油，烂研，再加入雄黄末）、白面（二两）。以上再研磨均匀，用水泛丸如梧桐子大。每次服用时，先煎浆水至沸腾，放入药丸二十四粒，煮三十沸，捞出放入冷浆水中，待水冷透，一次服下一丸。二十四丸为一剂量，增加到轻微腹泻为止，用浸药水下送。
术附汤 治疗寒厥突发心痛，脉微气弱。药物组成：附子（一两，炮制去皮脐）、白术（四两）、甘草（二两，炙）。生姜、大枣煎服。
术香散 治疗心脾突发疼痛难忍。药物组成：木香、蓬术（各一两）、干漆（一钱，炒至烟尽）。醋汤送服一钱。
秘丹 治疗心痛日久形成郁结，郁久必生火。药物组成：川芎、栀子（炒）、苍术、香附、石碱、干姜（炒）。此为反治之法。
有人饱食后患此病，用火毒法治，遂用黄连六钱、甘草一两，一服而安。
有心痛十八年，因饮酒、牛乳引起，痛时用一物顶住，脉三至，弦弱而涩，吞酸，七月内用二陈汤、白术、黄芩、黄连、桃仁、郁李仁、泽泻。
秘丹 治疗死血留在胃口作痛。承气汤、栀子、韭汁、桔梗（能开血气）、麻黄（重症须以此发散）。
虫痛方 治疗脸上有白斑，嘴唇红，能吃东西的是虫痛。药物组成：苦楝根、锡灰。
胃脘当心痛，有垢积者，用斑蝥、乌梅肉。丸如绿豆大，米泔水送服一丸。皂树上的蘑菇，泡汤，有肥珠升起，饮用后轻微腹泻见效。未愈再服，无不验。
调胃承气加木香槟榔汤 治疗热性腹痛。
大承气加方 治疗有人在雨后受凉，腹痛剧烈。询问病史，曾在夏天投渊取鱼，脉沉弦而细实，重按如摸刀背。本方加桂枝两帖，又加桂枝、桃仁两帖，又加附子两帖，排出黑血。
[Etiology] Phlegm-fluids ascend with the Qi, lingering in the Yang meridians; they are triggered by Fire. Excessive blood loss also causes dizziness and vertigo, often accompanied by Qi deficiency.
[Symptoms] Due to external factors, Wind affects the Three Yang meridians, presenting with heavy head, stiff neck, and sweating. Cold causes pulling pain, Summerheat causes heat and stifling sensation, Dampness causes heaviness and stagnation; all these lead to vomiting, nausea, and fainting.
Due to internal factors, the Seven Emotions cause dysfunction of Zang-Fu Qi, leading to stagnation and generation of saliva/phlegm, which condenses into fluids. These ascend with Qi, lingering in the Yang meridians, causing vomiting, pain in the eyebrows and eyes, and inability to open the eyes.
Those suffering from excessive sexual activity, irregular diet, or excessive blood loss experience blurred vision, visual hallucinations (such as houses tilting), and fainting upon standing.
[Treatment] San Feng Xing Shi Tang (Dispel Wind and Remove Dampness Decoction) treats dizziness and vertigo caused by Phlegm-Fire. It uses Er Chen Tang (Two-Cured Decoction), Cang Zhu (Atractylodis Rhizoma), Huang Qin (Scutellariae Radix), and Qiang Huo (Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix).
Gua Di San (Melon Stamen Powder) treats dizziness and vertigo due to Phlegm-Jue.
Xiong Gui Tang (Ligusticum and Angelica Decoction) treats dizziness due to Blood deficiency.
Shen Zhu Tang (Ginseng and Atractylodes Decoction) treats headache accompanied by Qi deficiency, focusing on tonifying Qi and descending Fire. Ingredients: Ren Shen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma), Bai Zhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma), Huang Qin (Scutellariae Radix), Huang Lian (Coptidis Rhizoma).
[Pulse] "Yang pulse is fine, Yin pulse is string-like" indicates Chest Bi (Obstruction Syndrome) with pain, attributed to extreme deficiency. A short and rapid pulse indicates Heart pain and restlessness. For Heart-Abdominal pain with dyspnea, a fine, small, and slow pulse indicates survival, while a firm, large, and excess pulse indicates death. If abdominal pain presents with a floating, large, and long pulse, it is a death sign. The Dubai pulse being slippery and tight: Slippery indicates strong Grain Qi and solid Stomach Qi; Tight indicates excess Yin Qi, hence pain. Abdominal pain with wheezing, slippery pulse, and loose stools, combined with rapid and tight pulses, indicates an Excess pattern. Heart pain includes Hot Jue, Cold Jue, and Great Excess patterns.
[Etiology] Overexertion and irregular diet lead to insufficient Middle Qi. Alternatively, Cold pathogens invade due to deficiency, or long-term stagnation generates Heat. Pre-existing Heat combined with Deficiency Heat binds in the Epigastrium causing pain. There may also be Excess accumulation of Phlegm-fluids, or Qi and Food stagnating in the Stomach opening causing pain.
[Symptoms and Treatment] Stomach disease presents with abdominal distension, epigastric pain radiating to both hypochondria, obstruction of the diaphragm and throat, and inability to swallow food and drink.
Spleen disease presents with vomiting after eating, abdominal distension, preference for belching, epigastric pain, and fullness/tightness in the lower chest/epigastrium.
Hot Jue Heart pain: Body fever, foot pain, cold limbs, severe cases involve irritability and vomiting, spontaneous sweating on the forehead, and a洪 (Surging) pulse. Treat with sweating method. Acupuncture: Tai Xi (KI3), Kun Lun (BL60).
Cold Jue Heart pain: Cold extremities, whole-body cold sweat, clear urine and stool, no thirst, weak Qi and pulse. Treat with warming method.
Great Excess Heart pain: Sudden onset, constipation, prolonged stuffiness, bulging chest/heart area, pain on pressure, inability to eat. Treat with purgative method.
Kidney Heart pain: Pain connects to the back, feeling like something twisting the heart from behind, body bent over. Acupuncture: Shu Gu (BL65), He Gu (LI4), Kun Lun (BL60).
Stomach Heart pain: Abdominal distension and chest fullness. Acupuncture: Da Du (SP13), Tai Bai (SP3).
Spleen Heart pain: Pain like needle insertion. Acupuncture: Ran Gu (KI2), Tai Xi (KI3).
Liver Heart pain: Severe condition resembling death, restlessness all day. Acupoints: Xing Jian (LR2), Tai Chong (LR3).
Lung Heart pain: Discomfort when lying down, pain worsens with movement after resting. Acupuncture: Yu Ji (LU10), Tai Yuan (LU9).
Jue Heart pain: Caused by Cold pathogen lodging in the Pericardium Meridian. Use Liang Jiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma) and Chang Pu (Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma), herbs that are greatly pungent and hot.
Generally, all Heart pains are due to Jue Qi of the Shaoyin Meridian rushing upward. Acupuncture should promote Qi circulation and movement, preventing stagnation.
Abdominal Pain
[Etiology] External Cold blocking Qi flow, Internal Heat stagnating, Dead Blood, Food Stagnation, and Damp-Phlegm obstruction hinder Qi ascending and descending, causing pain. Pain treatment must distinguish the location and treat according to its height/depth.
[Symptoms and Treatment] Zhong Wan (Middle Epigastrium) pain belongs to Taiyin. Treat with Li Zhong Tang (Regulate the Middle Decoction) and Cao Dou Kou (Cardamomi Fructus).
Xiao Zhong (Lower Abdomen) pain belongs to Jueyin. Treat with Zheng Yang San, Hui Yang San, or Si Ni Tang (Frigid Extremities Decoction).
Miscellaneous pain conditions: Treat with Ku Lian Tang, Jiu Zhu Dang Gui Wan (Wine-Boiled Angelica Pill), Ding Xiang Lian Shi Wan (Clove and Chinaberry Pill).
Abdominal disharmony with pain: Treat with Gan Cao Shao Yao Tang (Licorice and Peony Decoction).
Shang Han (Cold Damage) mismanaged with purgatives transmitting to Taiyin, causing abdominal fullness and pain: Treat with Gui Zhi Shao Yao Tang (Cinnamon Twig and Peony Decoction). Severe pain: Gui Zhi Da Huang Tang (Cinnamon Twig and Rheum Decoction). Summer heat with skin fever, aversion to heat, surging/excess pulse and pain: Huang Qin Shao Yao Tang (Scutellaria and Peony Decoction). Parasitic pain: Abdominal mass moving up and down without rest, salivation, vomiting clear fluid.
Phlegm accumulation abdominal pain: Dull pain, temporarily relieved by hot soup or spicy foods. Guide phlegm, resolve stagnation, and warm-disperse. Middle Qi deficiency pain (e.g., hunger pain): Treat with Li Zhong Tang. Chest Bi due to retained Phlegm-Fluids: Use Gua Lou (Trichosanthis Fructus), Zhi Shi (Aurantii Fructus), Xiang Fu (Cyperi Rhizoma), Xiong (Ligustici Rhizoma), Cang Zhu (Atractylodis Rhizoma), warm-disperse.
Similar appearances but different names: Heart pain includes Cold in Heart, Heart Heat, Heart Deficiency, Spleen Accumulation, Retained Food/Fluids, Chest Pi. Abdominal pain includes Hong Kong Foot (Beriberi). Chest pain includes Accumulated Mass. Lower abdominal pain includes Liver/Spleen issues, Bao (Uterus) pain, Sinew Deficiency, Hernia, Intestinal Abscess.
Jin Ling Zi San (Chukia Powder) treats Hot Jue Heart pain, intermittent and chronic. Ingredients: Jin Ling Zi (Meliae Semen), Yan Hu Suo (Corydalis Rhizoma) (each 1 liang). Add Huang Lian for Heat, Li Zhi He (Litchi Seed) for Hernia. Take 3 qian with wine.
Zhu Xiong Wan (Boiled Realgar Pill) treats Great Excess Heart pain and Pi masses. Ingredients: Xiong Huang (Realgar) (1 liang, separately ground), Ba Dou (Crotonis Fructus) (5 qian, raw, oil removed, pounded, mixed with Realgar powder), Bai Mian (White Flour) (2 liang). Grind uniformly, make pills the size of Sophora seeds. Boil Jiang Shui (fermented grain water), add 24 pills, boil 30 times, remove into cold Jiang Shui. Swallow one pill when cold. Start with 24 pills, increase until mild diarrhea occurs, wash down with infused medicine water.
Shu Fu Tang (Atractylodes and Aconite Decoction) treats sudden Cold Jue Heart pain with weak pulse and Qi. Ingredients: Fu Zi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata) (1 liang, prepared, peeled), Bai Zhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma) (4 liang), Gan Cao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma) (2 liang, honey-fried). Decoct with Ginger and Jujube.
Shu Xiang San (Atractylodes and Costus Powder) treats unbearable sudden Heart-Spleen pain. Ingredients: Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix), Peng Zhu (Curcumae Rhizoma) (each 1 liang), Gan Xi (Drynariae Rhizoma / Asafoetida? Context suggests Drynaria or similar resinous herb, usually Gan Xi refers to Drynaria here or similar, but text says 'stir-fry until smoke gone') (1 qian, stir-fried until smoke ceases). Take 1 qian with Vinegar decoction.
Zao Fan Wan (Dried Rice Pill) treats pain from drinking water and acid regurgitation. Wall Clam Shell Pill.
Mi Dan (Secret Pill) treats chronic Heart pain leading to stagnation and subsequent Fire generation. Ingredients: Chuan Xiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma), Zhi Zi (Gardeniae Fructus, fried), Cang Zhu (Atractylodis Rhizoma), Xiang Fu (Cyperi Rhizoma), Shi Jian (Alkali Stone), Gan Jiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma, fried). This is a Contrary Treatment method.
Case: Someone suffered this after overeating, treated with Fire toxin, then cured with one dose of Huang Lian (6 qian) and Gan Cao (1 liang).
Case: 18-year Heart pain due to alcohol and cow's milk, pressing on something during pain, pulse 3 beats per respiration, string-taut, weak, and choppy, acid regurgitation. Treated in July with Er Chen Tang, Bai Zhu, Huang Qin, Huang Lian, Tao Ren, Yu Li Ren, Ze Xie.
Mi Dan (Secret Pill) treats Dead Blood stagnating in the stomach causing pain. Cheng Qi Tang, Zhi Zi, Jiu Zhi (Leek Juice), Jie Geng (Platycodonis Radix - opens Blood/Qi), Ma Huang (Ephedrae Herba - for severe cases to disperse).
Parasite Pain Formula: White spots on face, red lips, good appetite indicate parasite pain. Ingredients: Ku Lian Gen (Meliae Cortex), Xi Hui (Tin Ash).
Epigastric pain with filth accumulation: Ban Mao (Mylabris), Wu Mei (Mume Fructus). Make pills size of mung beans, take one with rice water. Mushroom from Soap Tree, soak in water, if fatty pearls rise, drink it; mild diarrhea indicates efficacy. Repeat if necessary.
Cao Dou Kou Wan (Cardamom Pill) treats Spleen-Stomach damage from external Cold, all deficiency syndromes, severe Heart-Abdominal pain.
Li Zhong Jian Zhong Tang (Regulate Middle and Establish Middle Decoction) treats Cold Abdominal Pain.
Tiao Wei Cheng Qi Jia Mu Xiang Bing Lang Tang (Regulate Stomach Cheng Qi Plus Costus and Areca Nut Decoction) treats Heat Abdominal Pain.
Da Cheng Qi Jia Fang (Major Cheng Qi Modified Formula) treats severe abdominal pain after cooling off in rain. History: Fishing in summer deep waters. Pulse: Deep, string-taut, fine, and solid; feels like touching a knife edge on heavy pressure. Added Gui Zhi (Cinnamon Twig) for two doses, then added Gui Zhi and Tao Ren (Persicae Semen) for two doses, then added Fu Zi (Prepared Aconite Root) for two doses. Passed black blood.
Er Chen Xiong Cang Wan (Two-Cured, Ligusticum, and Atractylodes Pill) treats Clear Phlegm Abdominal Pain with slippery pulse. Ingredients: Er Chen Tang, Tai Xiong (Ligusticum), Cang Zhu, Xiang Fu, Bai Zhi (Angelicae Dahuricae Radix), Jiang Zhi (Ginger Juice).