治尸厥，脉动而无气，气闭不通，静而若死，亦名卒厥。
菖蒲
上为末。纳两鼻孔中，吹之令入，仍以桂末安舌下。
方书所谓头面风者，即眩晕是也。然眩晕既涉三因，不可专为头面风，如中伤风寒暑湿
在三阳经，皆能眩人，头重项强，但风则有汗，寒则掣痛，暑则热闷，湿则重着，吐逆眩倒
，属外所因；喜怒忧思，致脏气不行，郁而生涎，涎结为饮，随气上厥，伏留阳经，亦使人
眩晕呕吐，眉目疼痛，眼不得开，属内所因；或饮食饥饱，甜腻所伤，房劳过度，下虚上实
，拔牙金疮，吐衄便利，去血过多，及妇人崩伤，皆能眩晕，眼花屋转，起而眩倒，属不内
外因。治之各有法。
治中风头眩，恶风自汗，吐冷水，及产后百病，或中风痱痉，背强口噤，直视烦热。
独活（一两半） 大豆（半升） 酒（三升）
上先以酒浸独活，煎一二沸，别炒大豆极焦，烟出，急投酒中，密封，候冷，去豆。每
服一二合许，得少汗则愈，日数十服。此汤能去风，消血结，如妊娠折伤，胎死腹中，服此得瘥。
治感寒头眩，恶寒，口眼 斜，耳聋。
大附子（三两，炮去皮脐) 山茱萸（五两） 山药（七两）
上为末。每服二钱匕，酒调服；或 咀，每服四大钱，水盏半，姜五片，枣一个，
煎七分，去滓服。
治疗尸厥证，脉搏跳动但气息微弱或断绝，气机闭塞不通，患者安静得像死了一样，这也称为卒厥。
石菖蒲
将石菖蒲研成粉末。吹入两个鼻孔中，让药粉进入，同时仍将肉桂末放在舌头下面。
医书中所说的头面风，就是眩晕症。然而眩晕涉及三因（内因、外因、不内外因），不能专门归结为头面风。例如，中风寒暑湿邪气在三阳经，都能导致人眩晕，头部沉重、颈部僵硬，但如果是风邪则有汗出，寒邪则牵引疼痛，暑邪则热闷，湿邪则身体重着，伴有呕吐逆乱和眩晕跌倒，这属于外所因；喜怒忧思等情志因素，导致脏腑气机运行不畅，郁结而生痰涎，痰涎凝结成饮邪，随着气机上逆，潜伏停留在阳经，也使人出现眩晕、呕吐、眉目疼痛、眼睛无法睁开等症状，这属于内所因；或者饮食饥饱失常，被甘甜油腻食物所伤，房劳过度导致下虚上实，拔牙、金疮（金属利器造成的创伤）、吐血、衄血、大小便出血，失血过多，以及妇女崩漏损伤，都能引起眩晕，眼花视物旋转，起身时眩晕跌倒，这属于不内外因。治疗这些病症各有其方法。
治疗中风引起的头晕目眩，怕风、自汗，吐出冷清水，以及产后各种疾病，或者是中风导致的痱病、痉病，背部强直、牙关紧闭、两眼直视、烦躁发热。
独活（一两半） 大豆（半升） 酒（三升）
先将独活用酒浸泡，煎煮一两次沸腾后，另外将大豆炒至极度焦黑，冒出烟来，迅速投入酒中，密封容器，待冷却后，去掉豆渣。每次服用一二合左右，如果能微微出汗则痊愈，每天服用数十次。此汤剂能祛风，消散血结，如妊娠期间折伤，或胎死腹中，服用此药可得痊愈。
治疗感受寒邪引起的头晕目眩，怕冷，口眼歪斜，耳聋。
大附子（三两，炮制去皮脐） 山茱萸（五两） 山药（七两）
将上述药材研成粉末。每次服用二钱匕，用酒调服；或者将药材切碎（咀），每次取四大钱，加水一盏半，生姜五片，大枣一个，煎煮至剩余七分药液，去渣服用。
Treats Shijue (Corpse-like Faintness), where the pulse beats but there is no breath, Qi closure and obstruction, the patient remains still as if dead; this is also known as Sujue (Sudden Faintness).
Shichangpu (Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii)
Grind into powder. Blow into both nostrils to let it enter, and simultaneously place Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig) powder under the tongue.
The "Head and Face Wind" mentioned in medical texts refers to Xuan Yun (Vertigo/Dizziness). However, since Xuan Yun involves the Three Causes (Internal, External, and Non-internal/External), it cannot be solely attributed to Head and Face Wind. For instance, wind, cold, summer-heat, and dampness invading the Taiyang, Yangming, and Shaoyang meridians can all cause vertigo, with a heavy head and stiff neck. If caused by Wind, there is sweating; if by Cold, there is pulling pain; if by Summer-heat, there is heat and stifling sensation; if by Dampness, there is heaviness and sticking, accompanied by vomiting, regurgitation, and falling due to dizziness. This belongs to the External Cause. Emotional factors such as anger, joy, worry, and overthinking cause Zang-Fu Qi mechanism stagnation, leading to depression and generation of phlegm-saliva. This phlegm condenses into fluid retention, rises with Qi, and lingers in the Yang meridians, causing vertigo, vomiting, pain in the eyebrows and eyes, and inability to open the eyes. This belongs to the Internal Cause. Alternatively, irregular diet (hunger or overeating), injury from sweet and greasy foods, excessive sexual activity leading to deficiency below and excess above, tooth extraction, metal wounds, hematemesis, epistaxis, bleeding from bowels or urine, excessive blood loss, and uterine bleeding or trauma in women can all cause vertigo, visual disturbances with spinning sensations, and fainting upon standing. This belongs to the Non-internal/External Cause. Each has its specific treatment method.
Treats vertigo caused by Wind-Stroke, aversion to wind, spontaneous sweating, vomiting of cold clear fluid, as well as various postpartum diseases, or Wind-Stroke resulting in Fei (Flaccidity) and Jing (Spasm), characterized by back stiffness, trismus (lockjaw), fixed gaze, irritability, and fever.
Duhuo (Radix Angelicae Pubescentis) [1 liang 5 qian]
Da Dou (Sojae Semen Glycines) [0.5 sheng]
Jiu (Alcohol/Wine) [3 sheng]
First, soak Duhuo in wine, boil for one or two boils. Separately, stir-fry Da Dou until extremely charred and smoking, then immediately throw it into the wine. Seal tightly, allow to cool, remove the beans. Take about 1-2 he (a traditional unit of volume) per dose. Recovery occurs when slight sweating ensues. Administer dozens of times daily. This decoction expels Wind and resolves blood stasis. It is effective for fractures during pregnancy or retained dead fetus in the uterus.
Treats vertigo caused by Cold invasion, aversion to cold, facial paralysis (deviation of mouth and eyes), and deafness.
Da Fuzi (Radix Aconiti Lateralis Preparata) [3 liang, processed, peel and umbilicus removed]
Shanzhuyu (Fructus Corni) [5 liang]
Shanyao (Rhizoma Dioscoreae) [7 liang]
Grind into powder. Take 2 qian bi (spoonfuls) per dose, mixed with wine. Alternatively, cut into pieces (Ju), take 4 da qian per dose, add 1.5 zhan (cup) of water, 5 slices of Shengjiang (Rhizoma Zingiberis Recens), and 1 Zao (Fructus Jujubae). Decoct until 0.7 portion remains, strain, and drink.