治身热头痛；或积热黄瘦；或发热恶寒，蓄热寒战；或膈痰呕吐，烦热烦渴；或燥湿泻痢；
或目疾口疮；或咽喉肿痛；或中风昏眩；或蒸热虚汗，肺痿劳嗽，一切邪
热变化，真阴损虚，并宜服之。
石膏（一两） 寒水石（二两） 滑石（四两） 甘草（二两） 人参（半两）
上为细末。每服二钱，温水调下。或冷水亦得。
三消之论，刘河间之所作也。因麻征君寓汴梁，暇日访先生后裔，或举教医学人，即其人矣
。征君亲诣其家，求先生平昔所着遗书。乃出《三消论》、《气宜》、《病机》三书未传于世者
。文多不全，止取《三消论》，于卷首增写六位藏象二图，其余未遑润色，即付友人穆子昭
。子昭乃河间门人，穆
大黄之后也，时觅官于京师，方且告困，征君欲因是而惠之。由是余从子昭授得一本。后置
兵火，遂失其传。偶于乡人霍司承君祥处，复见其文。然传写甚误，但根据仿而录之，以待后
之学人，详为刊正云。时甲辰年冬至日，锦溪野老，书续方柏亭东，久亭寺僧，悟大师传经
验方。
治饮水百杯，尚犹未足，小便如油，或如杏色。服此药三、五日，小便大出，毒归于下，十
日永除根本。此方令子和辨过，云是重剂可用，悟公师亲验过矣。
水银（四钱） 锡（二钱，用水银研成砂子） 牡蛎（一两） 密陀僧（一两） 知母（一两）
紫花苦参（一两
上为细末，男子用不生儿猪肚一个，纳药，妇人用
猪肚一个，麻线缝之，新瓦一合，绳系一两遭，米一升，更用栝蒌根末半斤，却于
新水煮熟，取出放冷，用砂盆内研烂，就和为丸。如猪肚丸法用之。
治疗身体发热、头痛；或者体内积热导致面色萎黄、形体消瘦；或者发热伴恶寒，蓄积的热邪引起寒战；或者胸膈有痰饮导致呕吐，烦躁发热且口渴；或者因燥或湿引起的腹泻和痢疾；
或者眼部疾病、口舌生疮；或者咽喉肿痛；或者中风导致的昏厥眩晕；或者骨蒸潮热、虚汗盗汗，肺痿劳损咳嗽，以及一切由邪热变化引起的病症，真阴亏损虚弱，都适宜服用此方。
石膏（一两） 寒水石（二两） 滑石（四两） 甘草（二两） 人参（半两）
将上述药材研成细末。每次服用二钱，用温水调服。也可以用冷水送服。
关于“三消”（多饮、多食、多尿的消渴病）的理论，是由刘河间所创立的。因为麻征君寄居在汴梁，闲暇时拜访先生的后裔，有人举荐他教人医学，就是这个人了。
征君亲自前往他家，寻求先生平日所著的遗书。于是拿出了《三消论》、《气宜》、《病机》三部未曾流传于世的书稿。文章大多不完整，只选取了《三消论》，在卷首增写了六位藏象图二幅，其余来不及润色，就交给友人穆子昭。
子昭是河间的门人，也是穆大黄的 descendant，当时在京师谋求官职，正陷入困境，征君想借此帮助他。因此我从子昭那里得到了一本。后来遭遇兵火，这本书便失传了。偶然在乡人霍司承君祥处，又见到了这篇文章。然而抄写错误很多，我只是依据原本仿录下来，以等待后来的学者详细刊正。时间是甲辰年冬至日，锦溪野老，书写于续方柏亭东，久亭寺僧，悟大师传授的经验方。
治疗喝下上百杯水，仍然觉得不够，小便像油一样，或者像杏汁的颜色。服用这个药三到五天，小便大量排出，毒素向下排泄，十天就能永远根除病本。这个方子让子和辨别过，说是重剂可以使用，悟公师傅亲自验证过了。
水银（四钱） 锡（二钱，用水银研磨成砂状） 牡蛎（一两） 密陀僧（一两） 知母（一两） 紫花苦参（一两）
将上述药材研成细末，男子用一个未生育过的猪肚，装入药物，妇人用一个猪肚，用麻线缝合，放在新瓦器中，用绳子系紧一两圈，加入一升米，另外再用栝蒌根末半斤，放入新水中煮熟，取出放凉，在砂盆内研烂，混合做成丸药。按照猪肚丸的方法使用。
Treats body heat and headache; or accumulated internal heat leading to sallow complexion and emaciation; or fever with aversion to cold, where retained heat causes chills; or phlegm in the chest and diaphragm causing vomiting, accompanied by irritability, heat, and thirst; or diarrhea and dysentery caused by dryness or dampness;
or eye diseases and mouth ulcers; or swelling and pain in the throat; or dizziness and fainting due to wind-stroke; or steaming bone fever and spontaneous sweating, pulmonary atrophy with consumptive cough, and all pathological changes caused by pathogenic heat transforming, as well as deficiency of true yin. All these conditions are suitable for taking this prescription.
Shigao (Gypsum Fibrosum, one liang) Hanshuishi (Calcitritum, two liang) Huashi (Talcum, four liang) Gancao (Radix Glycyrrhizae Preparata, two liang) Renshen (Radix Ginseng, half liang)
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder. Take two qian each time, mixed with warm water for administration. Cold water is also acceptable.
The theory of "San Xiao" (Three Consumptions, referring to polydipsia, polyphagia, and polyuria characteristic of Xiao Ke disease) was formulated by Liu Hejian. Because Ma Zhengjun resided in Bianliang, he visited the descendants of Mr. Liu during his leisure time. Someone recommended him to teach medicine, which led to this encounter.
Zhengjun personally visited his home to seek the late Mr. Liu's unpublished manuscripts. The following three books were produced: *San Xiao Lun* (Treatise on Three Consumptions), *Qi Yi* (On Qi Suitability), and *Bing Ji* (On Pathogenesis). These had not been circulated in the world. Most of the texts were incomplete. Only *San Xiao Lun* was selected, with two diagrams of the Zang-Fu organs added at the beginning of the volume. The rest were left unpolished and handed over to the friend Mu Zizhao.
Zizhao was a disciple of Hejian and a descendant of Mu Dahuang. At that time, he was seeking an official position in the capital and was facing financial difficulties. Zhengjun wished to help him through this publication. Thus, I obtained a copy from Zizhao. Later, due to war and fire, the book was lost. Accidentally, I saw the text again at the place of my fellow townsman, Huo Sicheng Junxiang. However, the copies contained many errors. I merely transcribed it based on the original to await future scholars for detailed correction. The date is the Winter Solstice of the Jiachen year. Written by Jinxi Yelao (Old Man of Jinxi Stream), at the East of Xufang Baiting, by Monk Jiuting Temple, Master Wu transmitted this empirical prescription.
It treats cases where one drinks hundreds of cups of water yet still feels unsatisfied, and urine resembles oil or apricot juice color. After taking this medicine for three to five days, urination increases significantly, expelling toxins downward. The root cause will be permanently eliminated within ten days. This prescription was reviewed by Zihe, who stated it is a heavy-dose formula that can be used. Master Wu has personally verified its efficacy.
Shuiyin (Mercurius, four qian) Xi (Stannum, two qian, ground into sand-like particles using Shuiyin) Muli (Concha Ostreae, one liang) Mituoseng (Lithargyrum, one liang) Zhi mu (Rhizoma Anemarrhenae, one liang) Zihua Kushen (Radix Sophorae Flavescentis, one liang)
Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder. For men, use one pig stomach that has never borne offspring; for women, use one ordinary pig stomach. Place the medicine inside, sew it shut with hemp thread, and put it in a new clay vessel. Tie it securely with rope for one round. Add one sheng of rice and half a jin of Gualougen mo (Rhizoma Trichosanthis Powder). Cook thoroughly in fresh water. Remove, let cool, and grind into a paste in a mortar. Mix and form pills. Use according to the method for Pig Stomach Pills.