疟脉自弦，浮弦表邪，沉弦里邪，洪弦属热，迟弦属寒，滑弦食积。久疟之脉，微细虚
弱，渐缓则愈，弦紧则殆，土败双弦，代散莫救。
雄黄龟酒方
治三日久疟神妙。
用活大乌龟一个，连壳。左右肩上各攒一孔，以明雄黄九钱，研细末，每孔糁入三钱。
外以磁黄泥包固，勿令泄气。炭火上 存性，研细末，每服一钱，空心陈酒送下二三服，即止。
香橼雄黄散(《种福堂》)
陈香橼一个去顶皮。大者，每只加透明雄黄三钱，研细末，糁入香橼内。炭火中 存性
，再研极细末。每服七分，用软腐衣作六七包好，咽下，此日不可吃汤水，任其呕去顽痰。
斑蝥截疟丹（《种福堂》）
斑蝥 巴豆肉 朱砂（各一钱） 麝香（二分） 雄黄（一钱五分） 蟾酥（五分）
上用黑枣三枚，捣丸如绿豆大。贴眉心一周时，揭下投长流水中。
常山草果散（《种福堂》）
常山 草果 川乌 草乌 陈皮 甘草（各一钱，研末）
用绢袋盛贮，闻于鼻间，疟即止，不必煎服。
椒雄贴脐丸（《种福堂》）
胡椒 雄精
上二味等分研末，将饭研烂为丸，如桐子大，外以朱砂为衣。将一丸放在脐中，外以膏
药粘贴，疟即止。
术姜乌枣丸（《种福堂》）
白术（一斤） 生姜（一斤，捣出汁，拌白术渣，晒干）
上为细末，将黑枣一斤，煮烂，去皮核为丸。
桂麝椒雄膏（《种福堂》）
治虚寒疟，孕妇忌贴。
桂心（一分） 麝香（三厘） 雄黄（七厘） 川椒（七枚）
共研极细末，纳脐中，外以膏药贴之。
荸荠烧酒（《种福堂》）
治不论双单疟。
用大荸荠，将好烧酒自春浸至秋间。如疟至不贪饮食，食则胀满不下者，每日服荸荠两个，三日即愈。
疟疾的脉象自然呈现弦脉。若脉浮而弦，表明是表邪所致；若脉沉而弦，表明是里邪所致；若脉洪大而弦，属于热证；若脉迟而弦，属于寒证；若脉滑而弦，则是食积所致。久患疟疾者的脉象，若表现为微、细、虚、弱，且逐渐变得缓和，则病情将愈；若脉象弦紧，则病情危殆；若出现土败（脾胃之气衰竭）导致的双弦脉，或代脉、散脉，则无法救治。
雄黄龟酒方
治疗持续三日的久疟，效果神妙。
取一只活的大乌龟，保留龟壳。在乌龟左右肩膀上各钻一个孔，将九钱明雄黄研成细末，每孔填入三钱。外部用磁黄泥包裹牢固，防止漏气。在炭火上煅烧至存性（保留药性），研成细末。每次服用一钱，空腹时用陈年黄酒送服，服用两三次后停止。
香橼雄黄散（出自《种福堂》）
取一个陈香橼，去掉顶部表皮。如果是较大的香橼，每只加入三钱透明雄黄，研成细末，填入香橼内部。在炭火中煅烧至存性，再研磨成极细的粉末。每次服用七分，用柔软的腐衣（一种传统食品）做成六七个小包，整包咽下。当天不可喝汤水，任其呕吐出顽痰。
斑蝥截疟丹（出自《种福堂》）
配方：斑蝥、巴豆肉、朱砂（各一钱）、麝香（二分）、雄黄（一钱五分）、蟾酥（五分）。
以上药材用黑枣三枚捣烂，制成如绿豆大小的丸药。贴于眉心周围，持续一小时后揭下，投入流动的长流水中。
常山草果散（出自《种福堂》）
配方：常山、草果、川乌、草乌、陈皮、甘草（各一钱，研成粉末）。
用绢袋盛装，置于鼻前闻嗅，疟疾即可停止，不必煎煮服用。
椒雄贴脐丸（出自《种福堂》）
配方：胡椒、雄精。
以上两味药等分研成粉末，用米饭研烂作为粘合剂制成丸药，大小如桐子，外部以朱砂为衣。取一丸放入肚脐中，外部用膏药粘贴，疟疾即可停止。
术姜乌枣丸（出自《种福堂》）
配方：白术（一斤）、生姜（一斤，捣出汁液，拌入白术渣中，晒干）。
以上药材制成细末，取黑枣一斤，煮烂后去皮去核，与药末混合制成丸药。
桂麝椒雄膏（出自《种福堂》）
治疗虚寒型疟疾，孕妇禁止贴敷。
配方：桂心（一分）、麝香（三厘）、雄黄（七厘）、川椒（七枚）。
共同研磨成极细粉末，纳入肚脐中，外部用膏药贴住。
荸荠烧酒（出自《种福堂》）
治疗不论单发还是双发的疟疾。
取大荸荠，用好烧酒浸泡，从春季浸至秋季。如果疟疾发作时不想饮食，进食则胀满不下者，每天服用两个荸荠，三天即可痊愈。
The pulse of malaria naturally presents as a string-like (Xian) pulse. If the pulse is floating and string-like, it indicates pathogenic factors in the exterior; if sinking and string-like, it indicates pathogenic factors in the interior; if surging and string-like, it belongs to heat syndrome; if slow and string-like, it belongs to cold syndrome; if slippery and string-like, it is due to food retention. For chronic malaria, if the pulse appears minute (Wei), fine (Xi), empty (Xu), or weak (Ruo), and gradually becomes moderate, recovery will ensue; if the pulse is string-like and tight, the condition is critical; if Earth failure (Spleen-Stomach Qi exhaustion) leads to a double string-like pulse, or if a choppy (Dai) or scattered (San) pulse appears, the condition is incurable.
Xionghuang Guijiu Formula
Treats chronic malaria lasting three days with miraculous effect.
Take one large live turtle, keeping the shell intact. Drill one hole on each shoulder blade, grind nine qian of Ming Xionghuang (Realgar) into fine powder, and insert three qian into each hole. Wrap tightly with Cihuangni (Magnetic Yellow Mud) externally to prevent gas leakage. Roast over charcoal fire until "preserving nature" (retaining medicinal properties), then grind into fine powder. Take one qian per dose, administered orally with aged rice wine on an empty stomach. Stop after two or three doses.
Xiangyuan Xionghuang San (from *Zhongfutang*)
Take one Chen Xiangyuan (Citron), removing the top skin. For larger fruits, add three qian of transparent Xionghuang (Realgar), grind into fine powder, and stuff inside the citron. Roast in charcoal fire until "preserving nature," then grind into extremely fine powder. Take seven fen per dose. Wrap in soft fermented clothing (traditional food) into six or seven small packets and swallow whole. Do not consume any liquids on that day; allow vomiting of stubborn phlegm.
Banmao Jienie Dan (from *Zhongfutang*)
Ingredients: Banmao (Mylabris), Badou Rou (Seed of Croton tiglium), Zhusha (Cinnabar) (each one qian); Shexiang (Moschus) (two fen); Xionghuang (Realgar) (one qian five fen); Chansu (Toad Venom) (five fen).
Pound three black dates (Ziziphus jujuba) and mix with the ingredients to form pills the size of mung beans. Apply around the glabella (Yintang area) for one hour, then remove and throw into flowing water.
Changshan Caoguo San (from *Zhongfutang*)
Ingredients: Changshan (Dichroa root), Caoguo (Black Cardamom), Chuanwu (Aconitum carmichaelii lateral root), Caowu (Aconitum kusnezoffii root), Chenpi (Dried Tangerine Peel), Gancao (Licorice Root) (each one qian, ground into powder).
Place in a silk bag and inhale the aroma; malaria will cease. No need to decoct and drink.
Jiaoxiong Qiqi Wan (from *Zhongfutang*)
Ingredients: Hujiao (White Pepper), Xiongjing (Refined Realgar).
Grind the two ingredients in equal parts into powder. Use cooked rice mashed into paste as a binder to form pills the size of paulownia seeds. Coat externally with Zhusha (Cinnabar). Place one pill in the umbilicus (Shenque CV8) and secure with a plaster. Malaria will cease.
Shujing Wuzao Wan (from *Zhongfutang*)
Ingredients: Baizhu (Atractylodes macrocephala Rhizome) (one jin); Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger Rhizome) (one jin, pressed for juice, mixed with Baizhu residue, and sun-dried).
Grind into fine powder. Boil one jin of black dates until soft, remove skins and pits, and mix with the powder to form pills.
Guixie Jiaoxiong Gao (from *Zhongfutang*)
Treats deficiency-cold type malaria. Contraindicated for pregnant women.
Ingredients: Guixin (Cinnamon Heart) (one fen); Shexiang (Moschus) (three li); Xionghuang (Realgar) (seven li); Chuanjiao (Sichuan Pepper) (seven grains).
Grind together into extremely fine powder. Insert into the umbilicus and cover with a plaster.
Biqi Shaojiu (from *Zhongfutang*)
Treats both intermittent and continuous malaria.
Soak large Biqi (Water Chestnut) in good Shaojiu (Baijiu/Liquor) from spring to autumn. If malaria strikes causing loss of appetite and abdominal fullness upon eating, take two Biqi daily. Recovery occurs within three days.