治五疟八痞。
独头蒜（不拘多少，每个开七窍，入去皮江子七粒，湿纸裹煨，研为膏，非大蒜也) 丁香
橘红 木香 荜茇 胡椒
上等分为末，用蒜膏为丸，如梧子大。先嚼盐少许，令生津液，干咽二粒，渐加至三五
丸，临卧服。
《广五行记》永徽中，有僧维则病噎不能食，语弟子曰∶吾死之后，便可开吾胸喉，视
有何物。言绝而卒。弟子果开视胸中，得一物，形似鱼而有两头，遍体皆有肉鳞。弟子置器
中，跳跃不止，戏以诸味，皆随化尽。时夏中蓝盛作淀。有一僧以淀置器中，此虫遂绕器中
走，须臾化为水。此乃生瘕，非五噎比。后人因以蓝治噎，误矣。
病有五膈者，胸中气结，津液不通，饮食不下，羸瘦短气，名忧膈；中脘实满，噎则醋
心，饮食不消，大便不利，名曰思膈；胸胁逆满，噎塞不通，呕则筋急，恶闻食臭，名曰怒
膈；五心烦热，口舌生疮，四肢倦重，身常发热，胸痹引背，不能多食，名曰喜膈；心腹胀
满，咳嗽气逆，腹下若冷，雷鸣绕脐，痛不能食，名曰恐膈。此皆五情失度，动气伤神，致
阴阳不和，结于胸膈之间，病在膻中之下，故名五膈；若在咽嗌，即名五噎。治之，五病同法。
治忧恚思虑，膈塞不通，及食冷物即发，其病苦心痛，不得气息，引背痛如刺
，心下坚大如粉絮，紧痛欲吐，吐即瘥，食饮不下；甚者手足冷，短气；或上气喘急呕逆，悉主之。
麦门冬(去心) 甘草(炙，各五两） 人参（四两） 川椒(炒出汗) 远志(去心炒) 细辛(去
苗) 桂心（各三两） 干姜(炮，二两） 附子(炮，一两)
上为末，蜜丸，弹子大。含化，日三夜二。胸中当热，七日愈；亦可丸如梧子大，米汤
下二三十丸。《延年方》夏加麦门冬、甘草、人参各一两。《经心录》以吴茱萸代桂，治遇
寒冷则心痛，咽中有物，吐不出，咽不入，食饮减少，并可服之，不拘时候。
治疗五种疟疾和八种痞块。
独头蒜（数量不限，每个切开七个孔，放入去皮的大戟种子七粒，用湿纸包裹后煨熟，研成膏状，注意这里指的是大戟而非普通大蒜）、丁香、橘红、木香、荜茇、胡椒。
以上药物等分研磨成粉末，用蒜膏作为粘合剂制成丸药，大小如梧桐子。服药前先嚼少许盐，使口中生津液，干咽下两粒，逐渐增加至三到五粒，临睡前服用。
《广五行记》记载，唐高宗永徽年间，有个叫维则的僧人患噎膈病不能进食，他对弟子说：“我死后，可以打开我的胸喉，看看里面有什么东西。”说完断气而死。弟子果然打开查看胸中，发现一个物体，形状像鱼但有两个头，全身都有肉鳞。弟子把它放在器皿中，它不停跳跃，尝试放入各种味道，它都随之融化消失。当时正值夏天，蓝草茂盛用来制作靛蓝。有一个僧人把靛蓝放入器皿中，这只虫子便在器皿中绕圈走，片刻间化为水。这是体内生成的瘕积，不是普通的五噎病。后人因此用蓝草治疗噎膈，是错误的。
患有五种膈证的病人，表现为胸中气机郁结，津液不通畅，饮食难以下咽，身体消瘦且呼吸短促，称为忧膈；中脘部位实满，吞咽时反酸，食物不消化，大便不通畅，称为思膈；胸胁部逆满，吞咽阻塞不通，呕吐时筋脉拘急，厌恶闻到食物的气味，称为怒膈；五心烦热，口舌生疮，四肢倦怠沉重，身体经常发热，胸痹牵引背部疼痛，不能多吃食物，称为喜膈；心腹胀满，咳嗽气逆，腹部下方感觉寒冷，肠鸣音环绕肚脐，疼痛导致无法进食，称为恐膈。这五种情况都是因为五种情志失调，扰动气机损伤精神，导致阴阳不和，结聚在胸膈之间，病变部位在膻中穴之下，所以称为五膈；如果病变在咽喉部位，就称为五噎。治疗这五种疾病，方法相同。
治疗因忧愁愤怒、思虑过度导致的膈塞不通，以及食用冷物即发病，病症痛苦在于心痛，气息不畅，牵引背部疼痛如针刺，心下部坚硬肿大如粉絮，紧痛想吐，吐出后症状缓解，饮食难以下咽；严重的出现手脚冰冷，呼吸短促；或者上气喘急呕吐逆乱，此方均能主治。
麦门冬（去除心）、甘草（炙烤，各五两）、人参（四两）、川椒（炒至出汗）、远志（去心并炒）、细辛（去苗）、桂心（各三两）、干姜（炮制，二两）、附子（炮制，一两）。
以上药物研磨成粉末，用蜂蜜制成丸药，大小如弹子。含服，白天三次，夜间两次。胸中应当感到发热，七天痊愈；也可以制成梧桐子大小的丸药，用米汤送服二三十丸。《延年方》建议在夏季增加麦门冬、甘草、人参各一两。《经心录》建议用吴茱萸代替桂心，治疗遇到寒冷就心痛，咽喉中有异物感，吐不出来也咽不下去，饮食减少的情况，都可以服用，不受时间限制。
Treats five types of malaria (malaria) and eight types of pi masses (abdominal masses).
Monocot garlic (any quantity, cut seven holes in each clove, insert seven seeds of Euphorbiae Lathyridis Herba (Daji, 大戟) with the skin removed, wrap in wet paper and roast until soft, then grind into a paste; note: this refers to Daji, not common garlic), Clove, Tangerine Peel, Aucklandia Root, Long Pepper, Black Pepper.
Grind the above ingredients into powder in equal proportions, use the garlic paste as a binder to form pills, sized like Sophora japonica seeds. Before taking the medicine, chew a small amount of salt to generate saliva, swallow two pills dry, gradually increase to three or five pills, and take them before going to bed.
The "Guang Wuxing Ji" records that during the Yonghui era of Emperor Gaozong of Tang, a monk named Weize suffered from yige (dysphagia/choking syndrome) and could not eat. He told his disciples, "After I die, you may open my chest and throat to see what is inside." He died shortly after speaking. The disciples indeed opened his chest and found an object resembling a fish with two heads, covered in fleshy scales throughout. When placed in a vessel by the disciples, it jumped incessantly. Various flavors were tested on it, but it dissolved upon contact. At that time, during summer, Isatis indigotica plants were abundant for making indigo dye. A certain monk put some indigo dye into the vessel; the creature ran around inside the vessel and soon turned into water. This was a sheng jia (living mass formed by pathological products), not comparable to the five types of yegge. Later generations mistakenly used indigo to treat yegge.
Patients suffering from the five types of ge (obstruction syndrome) present with qi stagnation in the chest, unblocked body fluids, difficulty swallowing food, emaciation, and shortness of breath; this is called Youge (Worry Ge). Fullness and excess in the Zhongwan area, acid reflux when swallowing, indigestion, and constipation characterize Si Ge (Pensive Ge). Reversal fullness in the chest and hypochondrium, blockage preventing swallowing, tendon spasm during vomiting, and aversion to the smell of food define Nuge (Angry Ge). Heat in the five centers (palms, soles, and chest), mouth and tongue ulcers, heavy and fatigued limbs, frequent low-grade fever, chest bi pain radiating to the back, and inability to eat much constitute Xige (Joyful Ge). Abdominal distension and fullness, coughing with rebellious qi, cold sensation below the abdomen, borborygmus surrounding the navel, and pain preventing eating are known as Kongge (Fear Ge). All these result from the imbalance of the five emotions, which agitate qi and damage the spirit, leading to disharmony of Yin and Yang, knotting between the chest and diaphragm. The pathology lies below the Danzhong acupoint, hence the name Five Ge; if located in the pharynx, it is called Five Yegge. The treatment method for these five diseases is the same.
This prescription treats obstruction due to sorrow, anger, and excessive thinking, as well as symptoms triggered by consuming cold foods. The patient suffers from heart pain, dyspnea, stabbing pain radiating to the back, hardness and enlargement below the heart resembling cotton fluff, tight pain inducing vomiting (relief occurs after vomiting), and inability to ingest food or drink. Severe cases manifest as cold extremities and shortness of breath; or rapid breathing with asthma and vomiting/rebellious qi. This formula addresses all these conditions.
Ophiopogon Tuber (heart removed), Roasted Licorice Root (each 5 liang), Ginseng Root (4 liang), Sichuan Peppercorn (stir-fried until oil appears), Polygala Tuber (heart removed and stir-fried), Asarum Root (aerial parts removed), Cinnamon Twig (3 liang each), Prepared Ginger (2 liang), Prepared Aconite Root (1 liang).
Grind the above into powder, mix with honey to form pills the size of bullet seeds. Allow to dissolve in the mouth; take three times during the day and twice at night. The chest should feel warm; recovery occurs within seven days. Alternatively, form pills the size of Sophora japonica seeds and take 20-30 pills with rice soup. The "Yannian Fang" suggests adding Ophiopogon Tuber, Licorice Root, and Ginseng Root by one liang each during summer. The "Jingxin Lu" recommends replacing Cinnamon Twig with Evodia Fruit to treat heart pain triggered by cold, a sensation of a foreign body in the throat that cannot be vomited out or swallowed down, and reduced appetite; this can be taken at any time.