醋炙鳖甲、土炒白术、蜜炙黄 、酒白芍、川芎各一钱，炙甘草五分，水煎服。
夜明砂三钱，空心用茶调服。
疟痢不止，龟壳烧存性研末，酒调服少许，极效。
立秋日五更时取井华水，合家长幼各饮一杯，全家可免疟痢一切病症。
土炒白术、芥菜子各三钱、干姜二钱、姜半夏一钱、水煎三服即愈。
凡多年疟痞，遇秋即发，服此药一二两，无不断根，初疟发过多日后亦可服。常山一斤
切极薄之片，用盐与酽醋五斤煮干，晒三日，再煮二次晒干后，研细末，鸡心槟榔半斤研细
末，二味和匀，用醋糊米粉为丸如桐子大。每服三钱，小儿减半。
《本草从新集注》云∶霍乱有寒热二症，仓卒患此，脉候未审，慎勿轻投偏热偏寒之剂
，曾见有服姜汤而立毙者。凡一切霍乱最忌滚汤滚水及米饭粥饮姜椒热物，食之不救。凡吐
泻交作名湿霍乱犹易治，惟心腹绞痛不吐不泻者为干霍乱，症最危险，稍为迟缓，多致不救
。无论症势缓急，惟有查照卷十五霍乱症内，用锋利碎瓷片刺少商穴、委中穴二处，使出血
即愈。诚百发百中，真霍乱各症及绞肠腹痛外治第一简便仙方也，屡见奇效。用锋利瓷针略
刺破皮，只要见血，并不伤痛，立刻起死回生，其灵验好过服药，尤更效速。奉劝老幼男妇
小孩，切勿疑畏，广为传人，功德无量。穷乡僻壤，仓卒夜深、一时无处觅药者，受惠实非
浅鲜。
醋炙鳖甲、土炒白术、蜜炙黄芪、酒白芍、川芎各一钱，炙甘草五分，用水煎服。
疟疾和痢疾久治不愈，将龟壳烧至存性（保留药性）后研成粉末，用酒调服少量，效果极佳。
立秋日五更时分汲取井华水（清晨第一次打的井水），全家老幼每人喝一杯，可免除全家患疟疾、痢疾等各种病症。
土炒白术、芥菜子各三钱，干姜二钱，姜半夏一钱，用水煎服三次即可痊愈。
凡是多年的疟疾痞块，一到秋天就发作，服用此药一两到二两，能彻底断根，即使是初发疟疾过了多日后也可以服用。常山一斤，切成极薄的片，用盐和浓醋五斤煮干，晒三天，再煮两次并晒干后，研成细末；鸡心槟榔半斤也研成细末，将这两味药混合均匀，用醋糊米粉制成如梧桐子大小的丸药。每次服用三钱，小儿减半。
《本草从新集注》记载：霍乱分为寒证和热证两种，突然患上此病时，脉象尚未明确，千万不要轻易投用偏热或偏寒的药物。曾见过有人喝姜汤后立即死亡的案例。凡是一切霍乱症，最忌讳饮用滚烫的开水以及米饭、粥、姜、椒等热性食物，吃了这些无法救治。凡是呕吐和腹泻同时发作的称为湿霍乱，比较容易治疗；只有心腹绞痛但不吐不泻的称为干霍乱，症状最为危险，稍微拖延，大多导致无法救治。无论病情缓急，只有参照卷十五霍乱症中的方法，用锋利的碎瓷片刺破少商穴、委中穴两处，使出血即可痊愈。这真是百发百中，治疗霍乱各种症状及绞肠腹痛外治法中第一简便的神方，屡见奇效。用锋利的瓷针略刺破皮肤，只要见到血出，并不感到疼痛，立刻就能起死回生，其灵验程度胜过服药，而且见效更快。奉劝老人、小孩、男人、女人切勿怀疑畏惧，广泛传播此法，功德无量。在穷乡僻壤，突然深夜且一时找不到药物的情况下，受益实在非浅。
Cui Zhe Bie Jia (Vinegar-processed Turtle Shell), Tu Chao Bai Zhu (Earth-fried Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma), Mi Zhi Huang Qi (Honey-processed Astragali Radix), Jiu Bai Shao (Wine-processed Paeoniae Radix Alba), and Chuan Xiong (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma) each 1 qian, Zhi Gan Cao (Honey-processed Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma) 0.5 qian, decocted in water for oral administration.
Ye Ming Sha (Pharotis Eyelid) 3 qian, taken orally with tea on an empty stomach.
For persistent malaria and dysentery, burn Gui Ke (Tortoise Shell) until it retains its medicinal properties (Cun Xing), grind into powder, and take a small amount mixed with wine; this is extremely effective.
On the morning of Li Qiu (Start of Autumn), at the time of Wu Geng (approx. 3-5 AM), draw Jing Hua Shui (first-drawn well water). If every member of the family drinks one cup, the whole family can be spared from malaria, dysentery, and all related diseases.
Tu Chao Bai Zhu (Earth-fried Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma) and Jie Cai Zi (Brassicae Chinensis Semen) each 3 qian, Gan Jiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma) 2 qian, Jiang Ban Xia (Ginger-processed Pinelliae Tuber) 1 qian, decocted in water; three doses will lead to recovery.
For chronic malaria-related abdominal masses (Nue Pi) that recur every autumn, taking one or two liang of this medicine can eradicate the root cause. It can also be used even if administered several days after the initial onset of malaria. Chang Shan (Dichroae Radix) 1 jin is cut into very thin slices, boiled dry with salt and strong vinegar (5 jin), sun-dried for three days, then boiled twice more and sun-dried again, finally ground into fine powder. Ji Xin Bing Lang (Arecae Seed with Heart Shape) 0.5 jin is also ground into fine powder. The two ingredients are mixed uniformly, formed into pills the size of tung tree seeds using rice flour paste prepared with vinegar. Each dose is 3 qian; children should take half.
Ben Cong Cong Xin Ji Zhu (Annotations on Bencao Congxin) states: Huo Luan (Cholera-like syndrome) presents as either cold or heat syndromes. When this disease strikes suddenly and the pulse diagnosis is unclear, one must not lightly administer remedies that are excessively hot or cold. Cases have been seen where patients died immediately after drinking ginger soup. For all types of Huo Luan, boiling hot water, rice, porridge, ginger, and pepper (hot foods) are strictly contraindicated; consumption leads to untreatable conditions. Vomiting and diarrhea occurring simultaneously is called Shi Huo Luan (Damp Cholera), which is relatively easy to treat. However, severe heart and abdominal colic without vomiting or diarrhea is called Gan Huo Luan (Dry Cholera), which is most dangerous; slight delay often results in death. Regardless of the severity, refer to Volume 15 regarding Huo Luan: use a sharp shard of porcelain to prick the Shao Shang (LU11) and Wei Zhong (BL40) acupoints until bleeding occurs, and the patient will recover. This method is truly infallible and is the first, simplest, and miraculous external treatment for various Huo Luan symptoms and intestinal colic, having repeatedly shown remarkable effects. Using a sharp porcelain needle to slightly pierce the skin until blood appears causes no pain and can instantly revive the dying; its efficacy surpasses that of herbal medicine and acts faster. I urge the old, young, men, and women not to doubt or fear, but to widely disseminate this method, accumulating boundless merit. In remote villages, during sudden late-night emergencies when medicine is unavailable, the benefit received is indeed profound.