点眼法∶粉甘草六分，顶上梅花冰片四分，共研细末，凡伤寒病起一日至六日，用此药
点眼内角，男左女右，点之出汗而愈。如过七日，不论男女，两眼并点，神效。
葱姜熨法∶治伤寒胸膈不宽作痛，一切寒结、热结、食结、痰结、痞结、水结等症。并
中气虚弱不堪攻击内消者，须以此法熨之，则滞行邪散，其效如神。边须葱白一大把，老生
姜两大块，生萝卜四五个（无则以萝卜子一合代之），三味共捣烂炒热（酒炒更妙），用布作
两
烙
葱熨法∶寒中三阴，口噤失音，四肢强直，挛急疼痛，两手无脉，似乎中风者，或厥逆
唇青，男子肾囊（俗名卵泡）缩入，妇人乳头缩入，或男妇交合后气绝等症，但用葱白一斤，
微捣，炒热分两包，轮换熨肚脐下，久久俟暖气透入自愈。并以葱白三寸、捣烂、酒煎灌之
，阳气即回。此华佗救急方也。或用罐装热火，或装滚水，放炒热葱上熨之更妙。病重者，
更以艾丸如豆大，烧气海穴（脐下一寸五分）、关元穴（脐下三寸）各七次，则脉渐现，手
足渐
蛋熨法∶伤寒症不能分阴阳，医生不识，不能下药，目定口呆，不省人事，及身热、大
小便不通而无汗者。用鸡蛋十个煮熟留壳，切去一头，留七八分合在病患脐上，用银簪插入
鸡蛋内，取出黑色，蛋冷即换，俟银簪不黑，病患大汗即愈。用神仙粥（见备用诸方）调养，
可无后患。此秘方也。或照后阴症伤寒外治各方亦妙。
吴萸熨法∶治法同上。用吴茱萸一升，捣碎，酒拌湿，布袋两个分包，甑蒸透，多熨两
足心，兼熨肚脐下，候气透手足暖为度。或加麦面、食盐、葱白等分，同炒热熨亦可。冷则
随换。
紫苏熨法∶伤寒内伤积食、小腹硬胀，大小便不通，不能言语，神思欲脱，两目直视，
手足强直，证候危笃难以下药者，用紫苏数两，煎滚热汤，将手巾在汤内泡热，扭干，乘热
摊病患肚上及小肚上，令人以手在手巾上盘旋摩擦，冷则随换。如此数次，一切宿粪硬块积
血自下，其效如神。如肛门闭结不通，以蜜糖和猪胆煎成条子，徐徐插入，此法屡效。但积
粪下后，须用药调理。
又方∶土熨法（见卷十一备用诸方）亦妙。
又方∶野芋头切片，磨擦背上第三节骨，如觉痛痒者即非伤寒，若不知痛痒即是。仍用
野芋片周身骨节用力擦匀，并用芋片炒热煎浓汁，服二三次即愈。忌食荤并饭。
又方∶急取巴豆十粒，捣烂，入面一钱捻作饼，安脐内，以小艾火灸五次，气达即通。
点眼法：取粉甘草六分，梅花冰片四分于其顶部，共同研磨成细末。凡是伤寒病发作后一日至六日，用此药点涂眼内角，男性点左眼，女性点右眼，点药后出汗即可痊愈。如果超过七日，不论男女，两眼同时点涂，效果神奇。
葱姜熨法：治疗伤寒导致胸膈部不宽畅、疼痛，以及一切寒结、热结、食积、痰凝、痞块、水饮等病症。同时也适用于中气虚弱、无法承受攻伐和内消药物者，必须使用此法熨贴，这样可使停滞之气运行、邪气消散，疗效如神。取带须葱白一大把，老生姜两大块，生萝卜四五个（若无萝卜可用萝卜子一合代替），将这三味药共同捣烂并炒热（用酒炒制更佳），用布做成两个包裹，轮流熨贴患处。
葱熨法：治疗寒邪侵入三阴经，出现口噤失音、四肢强直、痉挛疼痛、两手无脉，看似中风的症状；或者四肢厥冷、嘴唇发青，男子阴囊收缩入腹，女子乳头内缩，或男女交合后气绝等症。仅用葱白一斤，轻微捣碎，炒热分成两包，轮换熨贴肚脐下方，久久等待暖气透入身体即可自愈。并用葱白三寸，捣烂后用酒煎煮灌服，阳气即可回复。这是华佗的救急方。也可以用罐子装入热火，或装入滚水，放在炒热的葱上熨贴，效果更好。病情重者，再用艾丸如豆子大小，灸气海穴（脐下一寸五分）、关元穴（脐下三寸）各七次，则脉搏逐渐显现，手足逐渐回暖。
蛋熨法：治疗伤寒症状难以分辨阴阳，医生不认识病情，不能下药，患者眼睛固定、口呆、不省人事，以及身热、大小便不通且无汗的情况。用鸡蛋十个煮熟保留蛋壳，切去一头，留七八分厚贴合在病患肚脐上，用银簪插入鸡蛋内，取出时若变黑即更换鸡蛋，等到银簪不再变黑，病患大汗出后即可痊愈。服用神仙粥（见备用诸方）进行调养，可无后患。这是秘方。或者参照后文关于阴症伤寒的外治各方也妙。
吴萸熨法：治疗方法同上。用吴茱萸一升，捣碎，用酒拌湿，装入两个布袋分包，在甑中蒸透，多熨贴两足心，兼熨贴肚脐下方，等到气息通透、手足温暖为度。或者加入麦面、食盐、葱白等量，共同炒热熨贴也可以。冷了则随时更换。
紫苏熨法：治疗伤寒内伤积食、小腹硬胀，大小便不通，不能言语，神思欲脱，两目直视，手足强直，证候危重难以用药的情况。用紫苏数两，煎煮成滚烫的热汤，将手巾在汤内泡热，拧干，趁热摊在病患腹部及小腹部，让人用手在手巾上盘旋摩擦，冷了则随时更换。如此数次，一切宿粪、硬块、积血自然排出，疗效如神。如果肛门闭结不通，用蜜糖和猪胆煎成条状，徐徐插入，此法屡试屡效。但积粪排出后，须用药调理。
又一方：土熨法（见卷十一备用诸方）也妙。
又一方：野芋头切片，磨擦背上第三节骨，如果感觉痛痒则不是伤寒，若不知痛痒则是伤寒。仍用芋片在周身骨节用力擦匀，并用芋片炒热煎浓汁，服用二三次即可痊愈。忌食荤腥和米饭。
Eye-Dotting Method: Take 6 fen of powdered licorice root (Gancao, 甘草) and 4 fen of plum-blossom borneol (Bingpian, 冰片), grind them together into a fine powder. For typhoid fever (Shanghan, 伤寒) within one to six days of onset, use this medicine to dot the inner canthus of the eye; for males, dot the left eye, and for females, the right eye. Sweating after application indicates recovery. If more than seven days have passed, regardless of gender, dot both eyes; this is highly effective.
Scallion and Ginger Moxibustion/Irrigation Method: Treats chest and diaphragm discomfort and pain caused by typhoid fever, as well as all conditions of cold accumulation, heat accumulation, food stagnation, phlegm obstruction, glomus (Pi, 痞), and water retention. It is also suitable for patients with weak middle qi who cannot tolerate purgative or resolving treatments. This method must be used to irrigate/press the area, allowing stagnant qi to move and evil pathogens to disperse, with miraculous efficacy. Take a large bunch of scallion whites with roots, two large pieces of old fresh ginger, and four or five raw radishes (if radishes are unavailable, substitute with 1 he of radish seeds). Mash these three ingredients together and stir-fry until hot (frying with wine is even better). Place them in two cloth bags and apply alternatingly to the affected area.
Scallion Irrigation Method: Treats cold invading the Three Yin meridians, manifesting as locked jaw and loss of voice, rigid limbs, spasms and pain, absence of pulse in both hands, resembling wind-stroke; or cold extremities with cyanotic lips, retraction of the male scrotum (commonly called "egg sac"), retraction of female nipples, or sudden death after sexual intercourse. Use only 1 jin of scallion whites, slightly mash them, stir-fry until hot, divide into two packages, and alternately press them below the navel. Wait for warmth to penetrate deeply for spontaneous recovery. Also, take 3 cun of scallion whites, mash them, decoct with wine, and administer orally to restore yang qi. This is Hua Tuo's emergency rescue formula. Alternatively, place a jar filled with hot fire or boiling water on top of the stir-fried scallions for pressing, which is even better. For severe cases, additionally moxa-ignite moxa cones the size of beans at Qihai (CV6, 1.5 cun below the umbilicus) and Guanyuan (CV4, 3 cun below the umbilicus), seven times each, so that the pulse gradually appears and hands and feet gradually warm up.
Egg Pressing Method: Treats typhoid fever where yin and yang cannot be distinguished, doctors do not recognize the condition and cannot prescribe medicine, patients have fixed eyes and open mouth without consciousness, along with body heat, inability to urinate or defecate, and absence of sweating. Boil ten eggs, keep the shells, cut off one end, leaving about 7-8 fen thickness, and place it over the patient's umbilicus. Insert a silver hairpin into the egg; if it turns black upon removal, replace the egg. Continue until the silver hairpin no longer turns black and the patient sweats profusely, indicating recovery. Administer Divine Porridge (Shenxian Zhou, 神仙粥, see Alternative Formulas) for convalescence to prevent sequelae. This is a secret recipe. Alternatively, refer to the external treatment formulas for yin-pattern typhoid fever listed later, which are also excellent.
Evodia Irrigation Method: Treatment method is the same as above. Use 1 sheng of Evodia fruit (Wuyu, 吴茱萸), crush it, moisten with wine, pack into two cloth bags, steam thoroughly in a steamer, and press frequently on the soles of both feet, as well as below the umbilicus, until qi penetrates and hands and feet become warm. Alternatively, add equal parts of wheat flour, salt, and scallion whites, stir-fry together until hot, and press. Replace when cool.
Perilla Irrigation Method: Treats typhoid fever complicated by internal injury and food stagnation, hard and distended lower abdomen, inability to urinate or defecate, inability to speak, impending collapse of spirit, staring eyes, rigid limbs, and critical conditions where medication is difficult to administer. Use several liang of Perilla leaves (Zisu, 紫苏), boil to make a hot decoction. Soak a towel in the hot liquid, wring it out, and apply while hot to the patient's abdomen and lower abdomen. Have someone rub in circular motions over the towel; replace when cool. After several applications, accumulated feces, hard masses, and blood stasis will naturally pass, with miraculous efficacy. If the anus is blocked, mix honey and pig bile into strips, and slowly insert them; this method has been repeatedly effective. However, after the accumulation passes, medication is required for regulation.
Another Formula: Earth Pressing Method (see Volume 11, Alternative Formulas) is also excellent.
Another Formula: Slice wild taro root and rub it against the third vertebral bone of the back. If pain or itching is felt, it is not typhoid fever; if there is no sensation of pain or itch, it is typhoid fever. Continue to rub the wild taro slices firmly over all joints of the body. Also, stir-fry taro slices, decoct with thick juice, and consume two or three times for recovery. Avoid meat and rice.
Another Formula: Quickly take ten seeds of Croton seed (Badou, 巴豆), crush them, mix with one qian of flour, shape into a cake, place inside the umbilicus, and moxa-ignite with small moxa cones five times. When qi reaches and unblocks, relief occurs.