公丁香三十七粒，白莲子去心二十七粒，二味同煮烂，去滓，加煨姜一片，糯米半升，
煮粥食即止。
腹痛各症，应与伤寒门参看。脐眼上痛者食痛也。脐眼下痛，热手按之不痛，或其痛多
急，或痛如刀割，或吐或泻，或痛甚而觉有冷气，皆寒痛也。手按之更痛，冷物熨之不痛，
或自下而痛上，或时痛时止，满腹坚结，皆热痛也。时发时止，痛在一处而不移者，或有块
硬起者，虫痛痞痛也。又闻煎炒食物香气则痛，痛时口吐清水，或口渴者，亦虫痛也。
男女交合之后，或外受风寒，或内食生冷等物，以致肚腹疼痛，肾囊（俗谓卵泡）内缩，
亦有不缩者，手足弯曲紫黑，重则牙紧气绝，谓之阴症伤寒，治法见卷十四伤寒门。
参看阴症伤寒各方。或炒盐熨之，或炒葱姜熨之，或用热灰熨之，或用滚水一壶隔布熨
之，均止痛好法也。
又方∶或饮胡椒汤，加糖冲之，不可加盐。或饮姜汤，均妙。
又方∶龙眼连壳烧存性，研末，兑酒服，屡试屡验。
又方∶白芍三钱，甘草、肉桂各一钱，水煎服。此张仲景神方也。
肚腹容易受寒，动辄疼痛不已，甚至寒中三阴，命在须臾，迟则难救。此下部虚损，真
阳不足，命门火弱故也。有人肚腹畏寒，上贴附桂膏，又加浓绵腰围数层，遇寒仍不济事。
一老医以制附子五钱，上肉桂五分（研末，兑服。无上桂、不用亦可），干姜一钱，水煎，
连
姜
不
又方∶九制硫黄丸（见内外备用诸方）服之，神效。
公丁香三十七粒，白莲子（去心）二十七粒，将这两味药一同煮至烂熟，滤去药渣，加入一片煨姜和半升糯米，煮成粥食用，呃逆即可停止。
腹痛的各种症状，应参考《伤寒论》中的相关内容进行辨析。脐眼上方疼痛的，属于食积痛。脐眼下方疼痛，用手按压时不痛，或者疼痛发作急骤，或疼痛如刀割，或伴有呕吐、腹泻，或疼痛剧烈时感觉有冷气，这些都属于寒性腹痛。用手按压时疼痛加剧，用冷物热敷反而不痛，或者疼痛从下向上蔓延，或疼痛时发时止，全腹坚硬结聚，这些都属于热性腹痛。疼痛时发时止，痛点固定不移，或者有硬块隆起的，属于虫痛或痞块痛。另外，闻到煎炒食物的香气就引发疼痛，疼痛时口中吐出清水，或者感到口渴的，也是虫痛。
男女房事之后，或因外感风寒，或因内食生冷之物，导致肚腹疼痛，肾囊（俗称卵泡）内缩，也有不内缩的，手足弯曲且呈紫黑色，严重的牙关紧闭、气息断绝，这称为阴症伤寒，治疗方法见卷十四《伤寒论》门。
参考治疗阴症伤寒的各个方剂。或者用炒热的盐熨烫患处，或用炒热的葱、姜熨烫，或用热灰熨烫，或用一壶滚水隔着布熨烫，都是止痛的好方法。
另一个方子：饮用胡椒汤，加糖冲服，不可加盐。或者饮用姜汤，效果都很好。
再一个方子：龙眼肉连壳烧至存性，研成粉末，兑酒服用，屡试屡验。
再一个方子：白芍三钱，甘草、肉桂各一钱，用水煎服。这是张仲景的神效方剂。
肚腹容易受寒，动不动就疼痛不止，甚至寒气侵入三阴经，性命危在旦夕，拖延则难以救治。这是因为下部虚损，真阳不足，命门火衰弱的缘故。有人肚腹畏寒，在上腹部贴附桂膏，又在腰部加套数层厚棉围腰，遇到寒冷天气仍然无济于事。一位老医生用制附子五钱，上肉桂五分（研成末，兑服。如果没有上肉桂，不用也可以），干姜一钱，用水煎服，连续服用……
另一个方子：服用九制硫黄丸（见内外备用诸方），效果神妙。
Thirty-seven cloves (Syzygium aromaticum), and twenty-seven white lotus seeds (Nelumbinis Semen) with the hearts removed, are boiled together until soft. The dregs are strained out, one piece of baked ginger is added, along with half a sheng of glutinous rice, to cook into a porridge. Eating this will stop hiccups.
One he of fresh ginger juice, extracted by crushing fresh ginger, is mixed with one spoonful of honey and taken warm.
Various symptoms of abdominal pain should be cross-referenced with the section on Cold Damage (Shanghan). Pain above the navel is food stagnation pain. Pain below the navel that does not hurt upon pressure by a warm hand, or pain that is sudden, knife-like, accompanied by vomiting or diarrhea, or severe pain with a sensation of cold air, all indicate cold pain. Pain that worsens upon pressure, does not improve with cold compresses, radiates upward from below, comes and goes intermittently, or presents with a hard, knotted fullness of the abdomen, all indicate heat pain. Intermittent pain fixed in one location without moving, or accompanied by a hard mass, indicates worm pain or stasis pain. Additionally, pain triggered by the aroma of fried foods, accompanied by spitting clear saliva or thirst during pain episodes, also indicates worm pain.
After sexual intercourse, if exposed to external wind-cold or ingesting internal raw/cold substances, leading to abdominal pain, retraction of the scrotum (colloquially called follicle sac), or even non-retraction, with flexed hands and feet turning purple-black, and in severe cases, locked jaw and cessation of breath, this is termed Yin Syndrome Cold Damage. Treatment methods are found in Volume 14, Section on Cold Damage.
Refer to various formulas for treating Yin Syndrome Cold Damage. Alternatively, apply hot roasted salt, hot roasted green onion and ginger, hot ashes, or a pot of boiling water wrapped in cloth as compresses; these are all effective methods for relieving pain.
Another formula: Drink pepper soup mixed with sugar (do not add salt). Or drink ginger soup; both are excellent.
Another formula: Burn longan fruit with shell until carbonized (preserving its nature), grind into powder, and take with wine. This has been repeatedly tested and proven effective.
Another formula: Three qian of Baishao (White Peony Root), one qian each of Gancao (Licorice Root) and Rougui (Cinnamon Bark), decocted in water and taken orally. This is a divine formula by Zhang Zhongjing.
The abdomen is prone to cold invasion, often resulting in unceasing pain. If cold penetrates the Three Yin meridians, life is in imminent danger, and delay makes rescue difficult. This is due to deficiency in the lower body, insufficiency of True Yang, and weak fire of the Mingmen (Gate of Life). Some individuals suffer from abdominal aversion to cold; applying Fugui Gao (Aconite and Cinnamon Plaster) to the upper abdomen and wearing several layers of thick cotton waist wraps still proves ineffective when exposed to cold. An old physician prescribed five qian of Zhi Fuzi (Prepared Aconite Lateralis Radix), five fen of Shang Rougui (Superior Cinnamon Bark, ground into powder and taken with the decoction; if unavailable, it may be omitted), and one qian of Ganjiang (Dried Ginger), decocted in water and taken continuously...
Another formula: Take Jiuzhi Liuhuang Wan (Nine-Processed Sulfur Pills) (see Internal and External Reserve Formulas); the effect is miraculous.