妇人有每行人道，经水即来，一如血崩，人以为胞胎有伤，触之以动其血也，谁知是子宫血海因太热而不固乎！
夫子宫即在胞胎之下，而血海又在胞胎之上。血海者，冲脉也。冲脉太寒而血即亏，冲脉太热而血即沸，血崩之为
病，正冲脉之太热也。然既由冲脉之热，则应常崩而无有止时，何以行人道而始来，果与肝木无恙耶？夫脾健则能
摄血，肝平则能藏血。人未入房之时，君相二火，寂然不动，虽冲脉独热，而血亦不至外驰。及有人道之感，则子
宫大开，吾相火动，以热招热，同气相求，翕然齐动，以鼓其精房，血海泛滥，有不能止遏之势，肝欲藏之而不能，
脾欲摄之而不得，故经水随交感而至，若有声应之捷，是惟火之为病也。治法必须滋阴降火，以清血海而和子宫，
则终身之病，可半载而除矣。然必绝欲三月而后可。
方用清海丸。
大熟地（一斤，九蒸） 山萸（十两，蒸） 山药（十两，炒） 丹皮（十两） 北五味（二两，炒） 麦冬肉（十
两） 白术（一斤，土炒） 白芍（一斤，酒炒） 龙骨（二两） 地骨皮（十两） 干桑叶（一斤） 元参（一斤） 沙
参（十两） 石斛（十两）
上十四味，各为细末，合一处，炼蜜丸桐子大，早晚每服五钱，白滚水送下，半载全愈。此方补阴而无浮动之
虑，缩血而无寒凉之苦，日计不足，月计有余，潜移默夺，子宫清凉，而血海自固。倘不揣其本而齐其末，徒以发灰、
白矾、黄连炭、五倍子等药末，以外治其幽隐之处，则恐愈涩而愈流，终必至于败亡也。可不慎与！
眉批∶凡血崩症，最宜绝欲避房，无奈少年人彼此贪欲，故服药往往不效。若三月后崩止病愈，而房事仍无
节制，病必复作，久则成劳。慎之！
歌括∶血海大热致血崩，君相二火翕然动。
肝不能藏脾难摄，滋阴降火法最灵。
麦味熟地清海丸，山萸山药术芍丹。
龙骨地骨干桑叶，元参沙参石斛团。
妇女中有人每逢行房事，月经便立即来潮，其势如同血崩一般。人们以为这是胞胎受了损伤，因性交触动而引发出血，却不知这是因为子宫和血海过于炽热而导致固摄无力啊！
子宫位于胞胎之下，而血海又位于胞胎之上。所谓血海，就是冲脉。如果冲脉过于寒凉，血液就会亏损；如果冲脉过于炎热，血液就会沸腾妄行。血崩这种病证，正是由于冲脉过于炎热所致。然而，既然病因是冲脉有热，那就应该经常出血而没有停止的时候，为什么只有在行房事时才开始出血呢？这难道与肝木没有异常有关吗？脾脏功能健旺就能统摄血液，肝脏功能平和就能贮藏血液。人在未进入房事状态时，君火（心火）和相火（命门之火）寂静不动，虽然冲脉独自偏热，但血液也不会向外奔逸。等到有了房事的感应，子宫大开，相火随之发动，以热招引热邪，同气相求，一起躁动，鼓动精室，导致血海泛滥，呈现出无法遏制之势。此时，肝脏想藏血却做不到，脾脏想摄血却无法做到，所以经水随着交感刺激而来，反应迅速，这完全是因为“火”邪致病。治疗方法必须滋阴降火，以清泻血海之热并调和子宫，那么终身的疾病，可以在半年内治愈。但是，必须禁欲三个月之后才可以进行调理或恢复生活。
方剂使用清海丸。
大熟地黄（一斤，九次蒸制），山茱萸（十两，蒸制），山药（十两，炒制），牡丹皮（十两），北五味子（二两，炒制），麦冬肉（十两），白术（一斤，土炒），白芍（一斤，酒炒），龙骨（二两），地骨皮（十两），干桑叶（一斤），玄参（一斤），沙参（十两），石斛（十两）。
以上十四味药，分别研成细末，混合在一起，用炼蜜制成梧桐子大小的丸药，早晚各服用五钱，用白开水送服，半年即可痊愈。此方补益阴液而没有浮动的顾虑，收敛血液而没有寒凉的苦弊，每日看来似乎不足，按月计算则功效有余，潜移默化中夺取病邪，使子宫清凉，血海自然固摄。如果不探究根本而只治标，仅仅用发灰、白矾、黄连炭、五倍子等药末，在外治疗隐秘之处，恐怕越涩滞反而流出越多，最终必然导致败亡。能不谨慎吗！
眉批：凡是血崩症，最适宜禁欲避房，无奈年轻人彼此贪恋欲望，所以服药往往无效。如果在三个月后崩漏停止、疾病痊愈，但房事仍然没有节制，疾病必定复发，久而久之会形成虚劳。务必谨慎！
歌括：血海大热导致血崩，君火与相火一起躁动。
肝脏不能藏血脾脏难以摄血，滋阴降火的方法最为灵验。
麦冬、五味子、熟地黄组成清海丸，山茱萸、山药、白术、白芍、牡丹皮。
龙骨、地骨皮、干桑叶，玄参、沙参、石斛共同团成丸剂。
In women, there are cases where menstruation begins immediately upon sexual intercourse, resembling a sudden severe hemorrhage (blood flooding). People assume that the uterus and ovaries have been injured, and the bleeding is triggered by the act of intercourse. However, who would know that this is actually due to the uterus and Blood Sea being excessively hot and thus failing to maintain stability?
The uterus is located below the uterus-ovaries complex, while the Blood Sea is located above it. The Blood Sea refers to the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel). If the Chong Mai is too cold, blood will be deficient; if the Chong Mai is too hot, blood will boil and rush recklessly. The disease of sudden severe hemorrhage (blood flooding) is precisely caused by excessive heat in the Chong Mai. However, since the cause is heat in the Chong Mai, one might expect continuous bleeding without cessation. Why does it only start when sexual intercourse occurs? Is the Liver Wood unaffected? When the Spleen is healthy, it can control blood; when the Liver is balanced, it can store blood. Before entering into sexual activity, the Ministerial Fire (Xiang Huo) and Sovereign Fire (Jun Huo) remain quiet and still. Although the Chong Mai alone may be hot, the blood does not rush outward. Once the stimulus of sexual intercourse arises, the uterus opens wide, the Ministerial Fire moves, attracting heat with heat, seeking similarity with similarity, stirring up together to agitate the essence chamber. This causes the Blood Sea to overflow with an unstoppable momentum. The Liver desires to store blood but cannot; the Spleen desires to control blood but fails. Therefore, menstrual blood arrives following the stimulation, responding as swiftly as an echo. This is solely a disease caused by Fire. The treatment method must involve nourishing Yin and descending Fire, to clear the Blood Sea and harmonize the uterus. Then, a lifelong ailment can be cured within half a year. However, abstinence from sexual desire for three months is mandatory before proceeding.
Prescribe Qing Hai Wan (Clear the Sea Pill).
Shu Di Huang (Rehmanniae Radix Praeparata, 1 jin, steamed nine times), Shan Zhu Yu (Corni Fructus, 10 liang, steamed), Shan Yao (Dioscoreae Rhizoma, 10 liang, stir-fried), Mu Dan Pi (Moutan Cortex, 10 liang), Bei Wu Wei Zi (Schisandrae Fructus, 2 liang, stir-fried), Mai Dong Rou (Ophiopogonis Tuber, 10 liang), Bai Zhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma, 1 jin, stir-fried with earth), Bai Shao (Paeoniae Radix Alba, 1 jin, stir-fried with wine), Long Gu (Fossilia Ossis Mastodi, 2 liang), Di Gu Pi (Lycii Cortex, 10 liang), Gan Sang Ye (Mori Folium, 1 jin), Xuan Shen (Scrophulariae Radix, 1 jin), Sha Shen (Glehniae Radix or Adenophorae Radix, 10 liang), Shi Hu (Dendrobii Caulis, 10 liang).
These fourteen herbs are each ground into fine powder, mixed together, and formed into pills the size of paulownia seeds using refined honey. Take five qian morning and evening, washed down with plain boiled water. Full recovery will occur within half a year. This formula tonifies Yin without causing floating Yang, and astringes blood without the bitterness of cold-natured drugs. Day by day it seems insufficient, but month by month the surplus accumulates. It subtly transforms and seizes the pathogen, cooling the uterus so that the Blood Sea naturally stabilizes. If one does not investigate the root and merely treats the branch, using only powders such as ash from hair, alum, charcoalized Coptidis Rhizoma, and Chinese gall to treat the hidden areas externally, fear that the more astringent it becomes, the more it flows, ultimately leading to ruin. Can one not be cautious!
Marginal Note: In cases of sudden severe hemorrhage (blood flooding), it is most suitable to abstain from sex and avoid the bedroom. Unfortunately, young people are often greedy for desire, so medication often fails. If after three months the flooding stops and the illness heals, but sexual activity remains unregulated, the illness will surely recur. Over time, it will become consumptive disease (Lao). Be careful!
Verse: Excessive heat in the Blood Sea causes sudden severe hemorrhage (blood flooding); Sovereign and Ministerial Fires stir up together.
The Liver cannot store blood, the Spleen finds it hard to control it; the method of nourishing Yin and descending Fire is most effective.
Mai Dong, Wu Wei Zi, and Shu Di Huang form Qing Hai Wan; Shan Zhu Yu, Shan Yao, Bai Zhu, Bai Shao, and Mu Dan Pi.
Long Gu, Di Gu Pi, Gan Sang Ye; Xuan Shen, Sha Shen, and Shi Hu are combined into pills.