甘麦大枣汤 治妇人脏燥。〔概治五脏阴血为言。〕悲伤欲哭，象如神灵所作。〔经言∶肺在声为
哭。又悲为肺志。又言∶肝悲哀动中则魂伤而邪狂不正。总因脏燥不能荣养心神，魂魄为之不宁也。〕数
欠伸。〔呵欠而张口伸腰也。经言∶得病善伸数欠。又言∶肺病肾病皆为欠伸，〕甘草〔缓泻心包之
火，而救肺和胃。〕陈小麦〔和肝阴，养心液。〕大枣〔补脾益胃润肺。〕
此方以甘润之剂，调补脾胃为主，以脾胃为生化气血之源也。血充则燥止，而病自除矣。
猪膏发煎〔见黄胆。〕治胃气下泄，阴吹而正喧，此谷气之实也。〔肠胃津液枯燥，谷食壅滞
不下，气不往后阴，而反从前阴泄出，声响如吹。〕
此方润燥养血，俾肠间得润，谷食下而气转后阴，此通则彼塞矣。沈氏谓∶有大便不结，中虚下陷
而阴吹者，当补中升提以治之，不可概指为胃实也。
半夏浓朴汤 治妇人咽中如有炙脔。〔气逆噎塞，吞之
不下，吐之不出，如干肉贴咽中。〕
半夏 浓朴〔消痰散结下气。〕苏叶〔活血温中行气。〕生姜〔行阳散气。〕茯
苓〔能理痰壅，导逆气下行。〕
徐氏谓∶妇人或产后或经后，寒气以从阴户乘虚侵入胞宫，相随任脉上冲，抵于咽嗌，致有此
病。而男子因寒痰冷气上逆，亦间有之。尝治一人，咽中每噎塞，嗽不出，以前汤投之即愈。愚谓∶阴
虚之人，咽中噎塞嗽不出者甚多，勿概混用。
野狼牙汤 治阴蚀疮烂〔湿热炽盛，流注阴中，即生疮矣。湿热蒸化为虫，侵蚀阴中，以致疮烂。〕
野狼牙〔草名，苦寒有毒。能治恶疮，除热杀虫。如无，用苦参、黄柏、桃叶等代之亦可耳。
煎浓汤、频洗之。更以绵裹紧如茧，浸汤沥入阴中，日四、五遍。〕
蛇床子散 治妇人阴中寒冷。
蛇床子〔为末，密水少许，丸如枣状，绵裹纳入阴中。〕如因胞门受寒，少腹畏冷，阴户掣
痛者，亦可用之。〔盖寒从阴户所受，故仍温其受邪之处则愈。〕
甘麦大枣汤 治疗妇人脏燥证。（总体是从五脏阴血亏虚的角度来论述。）患者悲伤想哭，神情举止像被神灵附体一样。（《内经》说：肺在声音上表现为哭。又说悲是肺的情志。又说：肝因悲哀触动中焦则魂伤而邪气狂乱、行为不正。总归是因为脏腑干燥不能濡养心神，导致魂魄不安定。）频繁打哈欠伸懒腰。（呵欠并张口伸腰。《内经》说：患病后容易伸展身体并频繁打哈欠。又说：肺病肾病都会出现打哈欠伸腰的症状。）甘草（能缓和泻除心包之火，从而救肺和胃。）陈小麦（能调和肝阴，滋养心液。）大枣（能补益脾胃，润肺。）
这个方子以甘润的药物为主，调理补益脾胃为核心，因为脾胃是化生气血的源头。血液充足则燥热自止，疾病自然消除。
猪膏发煎（见于黄疸篇。）治疗胃气下泄，阴吹且声音嘈杂，这是由于谷气实滞所致。（肠胃津液干枯，食物壅滞不下，气不向后阴排出，反而从前阴泄出，声响如同吹气。）
这个方子润燥养血，使肠道得到滋润，食物下行而气转向后阴排出，这样前阴的气泄就会停止。沈氏认为：有大便并不干结，而是中气虚弱下陷导致的阴吹，应当用补中益气升提的方法治疗，不能一概认为是胃实证。
半夏厚朴汤 治疗妇人咽中如有炙脔感。（气逆噎塞，吞不下去，吐不出来，像烤肉贴在咽喉中。）
半夏 厚朴（能消痰散结，降气。）苏叶（能活血温中，行气。）生姜（能行阳散气。）茯苓（能治理痰壅，引导逆气下行。）
徐氏认为：妇人在产后或月经后，寒气从阴户乘虚侵入胞宫，随着任脉上冲，到达咽喉，导致此病。而男子因寒痰冷气上逆，也偶尔会有这种情况。我曾治疗一个人，咽喉经常噎塞，咳嗽不出，服用前面的方子后立即痊愈。我认为：阴虚之人，咽喉噎塞咳嗽不出的人很多，不要一概混用此方。
野狼牙汤 治疗阴蚀疮烂（湿热炽盛，流注于阴部，因而产生疮疡。湿热蒸腾化为虫，侵蚀阴部，导致疮疡溃烂。）
野狼牙（草名，味苦性寒有毒。能治疗恶疮，清热杀虫。如果没有，用苦参、黄柏、桃叶等替代也可以。煎成浓汤，频繁清洗。再用棉布包裹紧实如茧状，浸透药液滴入阴中，每天四到五次。）
蛇床子散 治疗妇人阴中寒冷。
蛇床子（研为末，加少许蜜水，制成如枣大小的丸剂，用棉布包裹纳入阴中。）如果是因为胞门受寒，少腹畏冷，阴户牵引疼痛的，也可以使用此方。（因为寒气从阴户所受，所以仍然温煦受邪的部位即可痊愈。）
Ganmai Dazao Decoction (Licorice, Wheat, and Jujube Decoction) treats Zang Dryness (a syndrome characterized by dryness of the internal organs due to Yin and Blood deficiency) in women. [The general principle addresses the deficiency of Yin and Blood in the five Zang organs.] The patient feels sad and desires to cry, with behaviors resembling those possessed by spirits. [The Classic states: "The sound associated with the Lung is crying." It also states that grief is the emotion of the Lung. Furthermore, it says: "When the Liver is moved by sorrow and grief, the Hun (Ethereal Soul) is injured, leading to wild and irregular behavior." Ultimately, this is because the dryness of the Zang organs fails to nourish the Heart Spirit, causing the Hun and Po (Corporeal Souls) to become unsettled.] There is frequent yawning and stretching. [Yawning with an open mouth and stretching the waist. The Classic states: "Those who are ill often stretch and yawn frequently." It also states: "Both Lung diseases and Kidney diseases manifest as yawning and stretching."] Licorica Radix et Rhizoma (Gancao, Licorice Root) [relaxes and drains Fire from the Pericardium, thereby rescuing the Lung and harmonizing the Stomach.] Triticum Aestivum (Chen Xiaomai, Aged Wheat) [harmonizes Liver Yin and nourishes Heart Fluids.] Ziziphi Jujubae Fructus (Dazao, Jujube Fruit) [tonifies the Spleen and benefits the Stomach and Lungs.]
This formula primarily uses sweet and moistening agents to regulate and tonify the Spleen and Stomach, as the Spleen and Stomach are the source of Qi and Blood production. When Blood is sufficient, dryness ceases, and the disease is naturally eliminated.
Zhigao Fa Jian (Pork Fat and Hair Decoction) [seen under Jaundice] treats downward leakage of Stomach Qi, presenting as Yin Chuī (flatulence through the vagina) with noisy sounds, which is due to excess of Grain Qi. [When intestinal fluids are dry and food stagnates without descending, Qi does not exit through the posterior orifice but instead leaks out through the anterior orifice, making a blowing sound.]
This formula moistens dryness and nourishes Blood, allowing the intestines to become lubricated so that food descends and Qi turns toward the posterior orifice; thus, when one pathway is unblocked, the other is sealed. Shen stated: For cases where there is no constipation, but Yin Chuī results from deficiency and sinking of Middle Qi, treatment should involve tonifying the Middle and lifting the sinking Qi; it cannot be generally categorized as Stomach Excess.
Banxia Houpo Tang (Pinellia and Magnolia Bark Decoction) treats the sensation of having a roasted meat slice stuck in the throat in women. [Qi rebellion causes obstruction; swallowing is difficult, and spitting it out is impossible, feeling like dried meat adhering to the throat.]
Banxia (Pinelliae Rhizoma) and Houpo (Magnoliae Officinalis Cortex) [resolve phlegm, dissipate nodules, and direct Qi downward.] Suzye (Perillae Folium) [invigorates Blood, warms the Middle, and moves Qi.] Shengjiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma Recens, Fresh Ginger) [moves Yang and disperses Qi.] Fuling (Poria) [regulates Phlegm congestion and guides rebellious Qi downward.]
Xu stated: In women, after childbirth or menstruation, Cold pathogens may invade the Uterus vacuously through the vaginal opening, ascend along the Ren Mai (Conception Vessel), and reach the throat, causing this condition. Men may also occasionally experience this due to upward rebellion of Cold-Phlegm and Cold Qi. I once treated a patient whose throat was frequently obstructed and cough could not expel anything; administering the aforementioned decoction resulted in immediate recovery. I believe: Many individuals with Yin Deficiency suffer from throat obstruction and inability to cough up secretions; this formula should not be used indiscriminately for all such cases.
Ye Langya Tang (Wolf's Tooth Herb Decoction) treats Yin erosion and ulceration. [Exuberant Damp-Heat flows into the genital region, generating sores. Steaming and transforming Damp-Heat into parasites erodes the genitals, leading to ulceration.]
Ye Langya (Herba Siegesbeckiae Orientalis, Oriental Siegesbeckia Herb) [a herb name, bitter and cold, slightly toxic. Treats malignant sores, clears Heat, and kills parasites. If unavailable, Kushen (Sophorae Flavescentis Radix), Huangbai (Phellodendri Cortex), or Tao Ye (Persicae Folium) can be used as substitutes. Decoct into a strong solution and wash frequently. Alternatively, wrap tightly in cotton like a cocoon, soak in the decoction, and drip into the vagina four to five times daily.]
Shechuangzi San (Cnidium Seed Powder) treats coldness in the vagina of women.
Shechuangzi (Cnidii Fructus, Cnidium Fruit) [grind into powder, mix with a small amount of honey water, form pills the size of jujubes, wrap in cotton, and insert into the vagina.] If the condition arises from Cold invading the Bao Men (Uterine Gate), accompanied by aversion to cold in the lower abdomen and pulling pain in the vaginal orifice, this formula can also be used. [Since Cold enters through the vaginal orifice, warming the site of pathogenic invasion leads to recovery.]