此乃夫妇交媾，摇动骨节，血崩不止，急照上产后血崩因于房劳方治之，或照前调经门
血崩各方施治亦可。
此恶露不尽之害也。盖由产妇恶露不来，或来不尽，或产妇畏药，虽有病苦强忍不言，
或主人与医坚执产后虚补之说，不可轻用去血之药，以致败血停留，久而不散，结成块根据附
子宫，防碍月水，阻绝嗣息，夭其天年。照痞疾门各方治之最效。
家萱麻 洗净切片，煎浓汁服，热退狂止。或用卷十四伤寒发狂外治方更妙。
心主血，血去太多，心神恍惚，睡卧不安，言语失度，如见鬼神。俗病不知，呼为邪崇
，误人多矣。宜用茯神散∶茯神、柏子仁、远志、党参、当归、生地、炙草各一钱，肉桂五
分， 猪心一个（阉割者为 猪），水、酒各一盏，煎至一半，入童便一钟，调辰砂一钱，
食
浊
调五灵脂末一钱，食后服。
昏眩出汗见后。此败血流入肝经，故眼见黑花，诸风振掉，皆属肝木，始为昏眩，用后
清魂散加丹皮二钱，水、酒各一盏，煎至一半，入童便一钟同服。
产后昏眩卒倒，不省人事，口噤气冷，谓之血晕。此恶症也，不可救者多。若误作中风
症，医直杀之耳。盖由坐草之时，不知用前防血晕等方，所以有此。其症有二，当分治之。
如血来太多，卒然昏仆者，此气血两虚也，急用韭醋嗅法（见前临产须知），以待其醒。用
泽
同服。
如血去少，恶露未尽，腹中有痛而昏眩者，用上法令醒，再用黑神散∶黑豆一合炒，熟
地、当归、肉桂（去皮）、干姜（炒）、炙草、白芍（酒炒）、蒲黄各二钱，如上法煎服。
又方∶提起头发坐定，不可倒眠，急以烧红栗炭，或砖石、称锤等物投入陈醋内，对鼻
孔熏之自醒。另用当归六钱，川芎三钱，芥穗三钱（炒黑），水煎，临服入好酒、童便和服，
神效之至。
又方∶五灵脂半生半炒为末，每服一钱，白滚水调下。如口噤者，用瓷调羹撬开灌之，
入喉即愈。或用失笑散（见卷三各种气痛门）更妙。
又方∶白纸三十张烧灰，热酒冲服，虽已死一日，打去一牙灌之亦活。
又方∶干漆渣、破漆器烧烟熏之即醒。或干荷叶烧灰，温酒调服。
又方∶照后华佗愈风散治之，最为神妙。
这是由夫妻房事，摇动筋骨，导致血崩不止，应立即按照上文产后血崩因于房劳的方剂进行治疗，或者参照前文调经门中治疗血崩的各个方剂施治也可以。
这是恶露不尽带来的危害。大概是因为产妇恶露不来，或者来而不尽，或者产妇畏惧药物，虽然有病痛苦楚也强忍不言，或者家属和医生固执地坚持产后必须虚补的说法，不敢轻易使用祛除瘀血的药物，以致败血停留，时间久了不散，结成块状依附在子宫上，妨碍月经，阻断生育，折损寿命。按照痞疾门中的各个方剂治疗最为有效。
家萱麻（即萱草），洗净切片，煎煮成浓汁服用，热退狂止。或者使用卷十四伤寒发狂外治方更为奇妙。
心主血脉，血液流失过多，心神恍惚，睡卧不安，言语失度，如同看见鬼神。世俗之人不懂此病，称之为邪祟附体，误导了很多人。适宜使用茯神散：茯神、柏子仁、远志、党参、当归、生地、炙甘草各一钱，肉桂五分，猪心一个（阉割过的猪为优），水、酒各一盏，煎至一半药量，加入童便一钟，调入辰砂一钱，食浊（此处疑为衍文或特定语境下的服药禁忌/条件，原文如此）调五灵脂末一钱，饭后服用。
昏眩出汗见后文。这是败血流入肝经，所以眼前出现黑花，各种风症震颤动摇，都归属于肝木，起初表现为昏眩，使用后文清魂散加丹皮二钱，水、酒各一盏，煎至一半药量，加入童便一钟同服。
产后昏眩突然倒下，不省人事，牙关紧闭，气息寒冷，称为血晕。这是恶症，不能救治的很多。如果误当作中风症治疗，医生就会直接害死病人。大概是因为临产时，不知道使用前面预防血晕等方剂，所以有此病症。其症状有两种，应当分别治疗。如血液流失太多，突然昏倒的，这是气血两虚，急忙使用韭醋嗅法（见前文临产须知），等待其苏醒。使用泽兰（原文“泽”后缺字，结合语境及常见配伍推测为泽兰或类似活血药，但严格按原文仅提取“泽”字实体，翻译时依上下文补全逻辑，此处按原文“用泽同服”直译并保留空缺感，实际临床多为泽兰或泽泻，鉴于前文讲血晕，泽兰可能性大，但严格忠实原文则译为“使用泽[药]同服”）。
如血液流失少，恶露未尽，腹中有疼痛且昏眩的，使用上述方法令其苏醒，再使用黑神散：黑豆一合炒熟，熟地黄、当归、肉桂（去皮）、干姜（炒）、炙甘草、白芍（酒炒）、蒲黄各二钱，按照上述方法煎服。
又一方：提起头发坐定，不可仰卧，急忙将烧红的栗炭，或者砖石、秤锤等物投入陈醋内，对着鼻孔熏蒸即可苏醒。另外使用当归六钱，川芎三钱，芥穗三钱（炒黑），水煎，临服用好酒、童便和服，效果神妙至极。
又一方：五灵脂半生半炒研为末，每次服用一钱，用白开水调下。如果牙关紧闭，用瓷调羹撬开灌入，药入喉即愈。或者使用失笑散（见卷三各种气痛门）更为奇妙。
又一方：白纸三十张烧成灰，用热酒冲服，即使已经死亡一天，打掉一颗牙齿灌入也能复活。
又一方：干漆渣、破漆器烧烟熏之即可苏醒。或者干荷叶烧成灰，温酒调服。
又一方：按照后文华佗愈风散治疗，最为神妙。
This is caused by marital intercourse, which agitates the bones and joints, leading to uncontrollable hemorrhage. One should urgently treat it according to the formula for postpartum hemorrhage due to sexual fatigue mentioned above, or one may also apply various formulas for treating hemorrhage from the preceding "Regulating Menses" section.
This is the harm caused by the incomplete discharge of lochia. Generally, it arises because the parturient's lochia does not come out, or does not come out completely. Or, the parturient fears medication; although suffering from illness, she endures it in silence without speaking. Or, the host and the physician stubbornly adhere to the theory that postpartum deficiency requires tonification, refusing to lightly use blood-dispelling medicines. This results in retained foul blood stagnating, and over time failing to dissipate, forming masses attached to the uterus. These masses obstruct menstruation, block fertility, and shorten natural lifespan. Treating it with various formulas from the "Abdominal Masses" (Pi Ji) section is most effective.
Jiaxuanma [Daylily Root / Hemerocallis citrina Baroni], washed and sliced, decocted into a thick juice and taken orally, will reduce fever and stop mania. Alternatively, using the external treatment formula for mania due to Taiyang disease in Volume 14 is even more wonderful.
The Heart governs the blood vessels. Excessive loss of blood leads to a vague and unsettled mind, restless sleep, inappropriate speech, and hallucinations of seeing ghosts and spirits. Laypeople, ignorant of this condition, mistakenly call it demonic possession, misleading many. It is suitable to use Fushen San: Fushen [Poria with Hostwood], Baiziren [Biota Seed], Yuanzhi [Polygala Root], Dangshen [Codonopsis Root], Danggui [Angelica Sinensis Root], Shengdi [Rehmannia Root], Zhi Gancao [Prepared Licorice Root] each 1 qian, Rougui [Cinnamon Bark] 0.5 qian, one pig heart (castrated pig is preferred), one cup of water and one cup of wine, decocted until half remains. Add one zhong of child's urine, mix with 1 qian of Zhensha [Cinnabar], and take after meals with Wulingzhi [Trogopterus Dung] powder mixed with 1 qian.
Dizziness and sweating are described later. This is foul blood flowing into the Liver Meridian, hence seeing black spots before the eyes. All wind syndromes involving tremors and shaking belong to Wood of the Liver. Initially presenting as dizziness, use Qinghun San [Soul-Clearing Powder] below, adding Mudanpi [Moutan Cortex] 2 qian. Decoct with one cup of water and one cup of wine until half remains, then add one zhong of child's urine and take together.
Postpartum dizziness with sudden collapse and unconsciousness, clenched jaw, and cold breath is called Xueyun [Blood Syncope]. This is a malignant condition, and many cases are incurable. If mistaken for Wind-Stroke syndrome, the physician will essentially kill the patient. This occurs because, during labor, the preventive formulas for blood syncope mentioned earlier were not used. There are two types of symptoms, which must be treated separately. If too much blood has been lost and the patient suddenly faints, this is a deficiency of both Qi and Blood. Urgently use the Leek Vinegar Sniffing Method (see "Necessities Before Labor" above) to wait for her to regain consciousness. Use Ze [Zelan / Radix Dichroae or similar herb, text incomplete] to take together.
If blood loss is slight, lochia is not yet complete, and there is abdominal pain accompanied by dizziness, use the aforementioned method to awaken her, then use Heishen San [Black God Powder]: 1 he of Black Bean stir-fried, Shudi [Prepared Rehmannia Root], Danggui [Angelica Sinensis Root], Rougui [Cinnamon Bark] (peeled), Jiangtang [Stir-fried Ginger], Zhi Gancao [Prepared Licorice Root], Baishao [White Peony Root] (wine-stir-fried), Puhuang [Typha Pollen] each 2 qian. Decoct and take according to the above method.
Another prescription: Pull up the hair, sit firmly, do not lie supine. Urgently throw red-hot chestnut charcoal, or bricks, stones, or weight hammers into aged vinegar, and fumigate the nostrils to awaken spontaneously. Additionally, use Danggui [Angelica Sinensis Root] 6 qian, Chuanxiong [Ligusticum Rhizome] 3 qian, Jiesui [Schizonepeta Spike] 3 qian (stir-fried until black). Decoct in water, and before taking, mix with good wine and child's urine. The effect is extremely miraculous.
Another prescription: Wulingzhi [Trogopterus Dung], half raw and half stir-fried, ground into powder. Take 1 qian per dose, mixed with plain boiled water. If the jaw is clenched, pry open with a porcelain spoon and instill; upon entering the throat, recovery is immediate. Alternatively, using Shixiao San [Pain-Dispel Powder] (see "Various Qi Pain Sections" in Volume 3) is even more wonderful.
Another prescription: Burn thirty sheets of white paper to ash, flush down with hot wine. Even if dead for one day, remove a tooth and instill, and life can be restored.
Another prescription: Smoke dry lacquer residue or broken lacquerware to awaken. Or, burn dried lotus leaves to ash, mix with warm wine, and take orally.
Another prescription: Treat according to Huatuo Yufeng San [Huatuo's Wind-Dispelling Powder] below, which is most miraculous.