曰真者，所以别乎类也。风者，八方之风邪也。中者，邪之自外入内也。有中经、中腑
、中脏、中血脉之分。此数句与病机要发明，大同小异，各有语病。余从发明而订正之∶中
经，外有六经之形症，中腑，内有便溺之阻隔，中脏者，性命危。中血脉者，外无六经之形症，内
无便溺之阻隔。先以中经言之。中经者，现出六经形症，太阳头痛、脊强；阳明目痛、鼻干、身热、不得卧；少阳胸满、
口苦、胁痛、耳聋、寒热；太阴自利、腹痛或便难；少阴口渴、时厥；厥阴囊缩、遗溺、手足厥逆，而面色亦现出五
色可诊。此中风之浅也，宜小续命汤加减主之。
小续命汤（方见《时方》）
如中风无汗恶寒，根据本方麻黄、杏仁、防风各加一倍。宜针至阴出血。（穴在足小趾外侧
爪甲角刺二分）。昆仑。（穴在足外踝后跟骨，针透太溪）
如中风有汗恶风，根据本方桂枝、芍药、杏仁各加一倍。宜针风府。（穴在项后入发际一
寸。针入三分，禁灸。）
以上二症，皆太阳经中风也。
如中风有汗，身热不恶寒，根据本方加石膏、知母各二钱，甘草再加一倍，去附子。
如中风有汗，身热不恶风，根据本方加葛根、桂枝，黄芩再加一倍。宜针陷谷，（穴在足
大趾次指外间本节后陷中，针入五分）去阳明之贼，兼刺厉兑，（穴在足大趾次指端去爪甲如韭叶。）泻阳明之实。
以上二症，皆阳明经中风也。
如中风无汗身凉，根据本方附子加一倍，干姜加二倍，甘草加二倍。宜刺隐白，（穴在足
大趾内侧去爪甲角如韭叶）去太阴之贼。
此太阴经中风也。
如中风有汗无热，根据本方桂枝、附子、甘草各加一倍。宜针太溪。（穴在足内踝后跟骨上陷中，针透昆仑。）
此少阴经中风也。
如中风六经混淆，系之于少阳、厥阴，或肢节挛痛，或麻木不仁，根据本方加羌活、连翘。
灸少阳之经绝骨穴，（在足外踝上三寸，灸五壮。）以引其热。刺厥阴之井大敦穴，（在足大指甲聚毛间）。以通其经。
此少阳厥阴经中风也。
又以中腑言之，与伤寒腑症略同，内有便溺之阻隔，宜三化汤通之，夹有经症，宜防风通圣散两解之。
又以中脏言之，中脏多滞九窍，有唇缓、失音、耳聋、目瞀、鼻塞、大小便难之症。或
卒倒不省人事，有闭脱之别。
若口开，为心绝；眼合，或上视，为肝绝；手撒，为脾绝；遗尿，为肾绝；汗出如油，
声如鼾睡，为肺绝。及面赤如妆，脉急大，皆虚极阳脱不治之症。唯以三生饮一两，加人参
一两，另煎浓汁，调入灌之，或可救十中之一。如牙关紧闭，以乌梅浸醋擦其牙；痰塞咽喉，
以稀涎散吐之。不省人事，以半夏末吹入鼻中。盖此法为通关所设，而药汁方可灌入，非借此法吐痰以愈病也。
男元犀按∶不省人事，有闭症、脱症之辨。二症误认用药，则死生立决。
《内经》云∶风为百病之长也，善行而数变。或为寒中，或为热中。
如阳脏之人，素有内火，而风邪中之，则风乘火势，火借风威，遂卒倒不省人事，牙关
紧闭，两手握固。虽有痰声，非漉漉之声，亦无涌起之势。可用橘皮一两，半夏一两，入生
姜汁少许，煎服；或服后探吐之，随以涤痰汤加天麻、丹参、石菖蒲，入竹沥、姜汁以开之。如
外热甚，二便闭，可用防风通圣散，及凉膈散加石菖蒲、远志、丹参及三化汤之类，表里两解
之。如阴脏之人，素多内寒，而风邪中之，则风水相遭，寒冰彻骨，亦卒倒不省人事，口开
手撒，尿出，脐下冰冷，痰声漉漉，如水沸之势。急用三生饮加人参，或用人参二两、附子
一两、生半夏三钱，煎一盅，入生姜汁半匙、蜂蜜一蛤蜊壳灌之，亦有得生者。若以胆南星。及涤痰驱风等药投之，
如入井而下以石也。
二症愈后，语言行动，定不能如常，察其水衰、火衰，以六味丸、八味丸清早服三四钱，
下午服六君子汤加麦冬三钱，干桑叶一钱，竹沥二蛤蜊壳，最妙。盖柔润熄风，为治风之秘法也。
又以中血脉言之。中血脉者，外无六经之形症，内无便溺之阻隔，非表非里，邪无定居
，或偏于左，或偏于右，口眼 斜，半身不遂。治之之法，汗下俱戒，惟润药以滋其燥，静
药以养其血，则风自除，宜大秦艽汤主之。或偏于右者，以六君子汤，加竹沥、姜汁以补气行
痰祛风，偏于左者，以四物汤加桃仁、红花、竹沥、姜汁、天麻、羚羊角以补血行血，化痰
祛风，气血两虚者，以八珍汤，或十全大补汤，加钩藤，竹沥、姜汁以峻补之。
大秦艽汤
秦艽 石膏（生用，各一钱半） 甘草 川芎 当归 羌活 独活 防风 黄芩 白芍（酒炒） 白芷 白术（炒）
生地 熟地 茯苓（各一钱） 北细辛（三分）
水煎服。
涤痰汤
即六君子汤去白术加南星、枳实、石菖蒲、竹茹，治中风痰迷心窍，舌强不能言。
口眼 斜，以牵正散主之，又以鳝鱼血涂正处，牵之便正。
又偏枯症，如树木枯去一枝，而津液不能周行灌溉，宜六君子汤加竹沥等法治之，久可
望愈，或以六味丸、八味丸、入桑寄生、五加皮、牛膝、杜仲，以自制虎骨胶为丸，朝吞五钱，
黄酒送下，暮服前汤。可愈十中一二。
所谓“真中风”，是用来区别于其他类似病症的。风，指的是来自八个方向的风邪。中，是指病邪从外部侵入内部。中风有中经、中腑、中脏、中血脉的区别。这几句话与《黄帝内经·素问》中的《病机气宜保命集》（注：原文“病机要发明”疑为书名或篇名误植，此处依语境译为相关中医经典论述）大同小异，但各有语病。我根据对医理的阐发进行订正：中经，外部表现出六经的症状；中腑，内部出现大小便不通畅的阻隔症状；中脏，危及生命；中血脉，外部没有六经的症状，内部也没有大小便的阻隔。
先从中经说起。中经，表现为六经的症状：太阳经受邪则头痛、脊柱僵硬；阳明经受邪则目痛、鼻干、身热、无法安卧；少阳经受邪则胸满、口苦、胁痛、耳聋、寒热往来；太阴经受邪则自发性腹泻、腹痛或大便困难；少阴经受邪则口渴、时而四肢厥冷；厥阴经受邪则阴囊收缩、遗尿、手足厥逆，面色也呈现出五色可诊的变化。这是中风病情较浅的，适宜用小续命汤加减来主治。
小续命汤（方剂见《时方妙用》）
如果中风无汗且恶寒，依据本方将麻黄、杏仁、防风各加倍使用。适宜针刺至阴穴出血。（穴位在足小趾外侧爪甲角旁刺入二分）。昆仑穴。（穴位在足外踝后方跟骨处，针刺透向太溪穴）。
如果中风有汗且恶风，依据本方将桂枝、芍药、杏仁各加倍使用。适宜针刺风府穴。（穴位在项后入发际一寸处。针入三分，禁止艾灸）。
以上两种情况，都是太阳经中风。
如果中风有汗，身热但不恶寒，依据本方加石膏、知母各二钱，甘草加倍，去掉附子。
如果中风有汗，身热但不恶风，依据本方加葛根、桂枝，黄芩加倍。适宜针刺陷谷穴，（穴位在足大趾次指外间本节后凹陷处，针入五分），以祛除阳明经的邪气，同时刺厉兑穴，（穴位在足大趾次指端距爪甲如韭菜叶宽处），以泻除阳明经的实邪。
以上两种情况，都是阳明经中风。
如果中风无汗身凉，依据本方将附子加倍，干姜加倍两倍，甘草加倍两倍。适宜刺隐白穴，（穴位在足大趾内侧距爪甲角如韭菜叶宽处），以祛除太阴经的邪气。
这是太阴经中风。
如果中风有汗无热，依据本方将桂枝、附子、甘草各加倍。适宜针刺太溪穴。（穴位在足内踝后方跟骨上凹陷处，针刺透向昆仑穴）。
这是少阴经中风。
如果中风六经症状混淆，归属于少阳、厥阴，或者肢体关节拘挛疼痛，或者麻木不仁，依据本方加羌活、连翘。灸少阳经的绝骨穴，（在足外踝上三寸，灸五壮），以引导其热邪。刺厥阴经的井穴大敦穴，（在足大指甲聚毛间），以疏通经络。
再从中腑来说，与伤寒的腑症大致相同，内部有大小便的阻隔，适宜用三化汤通利，夹杂有经症者，适宜用防风通圣散表里双解。
再从中脏来说，中脏多导致九窍阻滞，有口唇松弛、失音、耳聋、视物模糊、鼻塞、大小便困难的病症。或者突然昏倒不省人事，有闭证和脱证的区别。
如果口开，是心气绝；眼睛闭合，或向上凝视，是肝气绝；手撒开，是脾气绝；遗尿，是肾气绝；汗出如油，声音像打鼾睡熟，是肺气绝。以及面色红如化妆，脉象急大，都是虚极阳气外脱的不治之症。唯有使用三生饮一两，加入人参一两，另外煎煮成浓汁，调匀灌服，或许能救活十分之一的人。如果牙关紧闭，用乌梅浸醋擦拭牙齿；痰塞咽喉，用稀涎散催吐。不省人事，用半夏末吹入鼻中。这种方法是为了开通关窍以便灌入药汁而设的，并非借此法吐痰来治愈疾病。
男元犀按语：不省人事，有闭证、脱证的辨别。这两种病症如果误认用药，则生死立决。
《黄帝内经》说：风是百病的先导，善于行走且变化迅速。有的成为寒中，有的成为热中。
如果是阳脏体质的人，素有内火，风邪侵袭他，那么风借助火势，火借助风威，于是突然昏倒不省人事，牙关紧闭，两手握固。虽然有痰声，但不是漉漉的水声，也没有涌起之势。可用橘皮一两，半夏一两，加入少许生姜汁，煎服；或者服后探吐，随即服用涤痰汤加天麻、丹参、石菖蒲，加入竹沥、姜汁以开窍。如果外热严重，二便闭塞，可用防风通圣散，及凉膈散加石菖蒲、远志、丹参及三化汤之类，表里双解。如果是阴脏体质的人，素多内寒，风邪侵袭他，那么风水相遭遇，寒冰彻骨，也突然昏倒不省人事，口开手撒，尿出，脐下冰冷，痰声漉漉，如水沸腾之势。急用三生饮加人参，或者用人参二两、附子一两、生半夏三钱，煎成一盅，加入生姜汁半匙、蜂蜜一蛤蜊壳量灌服，也有得救的。如果用胆南星及涤痰驱风等药投之，如同落井后再往下扔石头一样致命。
这两种病症痊愈后，语言和行动，一定不能像平常一样，观察其水衰、火衰的情况，清晨服用六味丸、八味丸三四钱，下午服用六君子汤加麦冬三钱，干桑叶一钱，竹沥二蛤蜊壳量，最为巧妙。因为柔润熄风，是治疗风病的秘法。
再从中血脉来说。中血脉，外部没有六经的症状，内部没有大小便的阻隔，非表非里，邪气没有固定的居所，或者偏于左侧，或者偏于右侧，口眼歪斜，半身不遂。治疗的方法，汗法和下法都禁忌，只用润药来滋润其燥，静药来滋养其血，那么风邪自然消除，适宜大秦艽汤主治。或者偏于右侧的，用六君子汤，加竹沥、姜汁以补气行痰祛风，偏于左侧的，用四物汤加桃仁、红花、竹沥、姜汁、天麻、羚羊角以补血行血，化痰祛风，气血两虚的，用八珍汤，或十全大补汤，加钩藤，竹沥、姜汁以峻补。
大秦艽汤
秦艽 石膏（生用，各一钱半） 甘草 川芎 当归 羌活 独活 防风 黄芩 白芍（酒炒） 白芷 白术（炒）
生地 熟地 茯苓（各一钱） 北细辛（三分）
水煎服。
涤痰汤
即六君子汤去白术加南星、枳实、石菖蒲、竹茹，治疗中风痰迷心窍，舌强不能言。
口眼歪斜，用牵正散主治，又用鳝鱼血涂在端正的一侧，牵引患侧使其恢复正常。
又有偏枯症，如同树木枯去一枝，而津液不能周行灌溉，适宜用六君子汤加竹沥等方法治疗，长久可望痊愈，或者用六味丸、八味丸，加入桑寄生、五加皮、牛膝、杜仲，以自制虎骨胶制成丸药，早晨吞服五钱，黄酒送下，晚上服用前面的汤药。可以救活十分之一二。
The term "True Wind Stroke" (Zhen Zhong Feng) is used to distinguish it from similar conditions. "Wind" refers to pathogenic wind evils originating from the eight directions. "Zhong" (Stroke/Hit) indicates that the pathogen enters from the exterior into the interior. There are distinctions among stroke of the meridians (Zhong Jing), stroke of the fu organs (Zhong Fu), stroke of the zang organs (Zhong Zang), and stroke of the vessels and collaterals (Zhong Xue Mai). These few sentences are largely similar to, yet slightly different from, those in the *Su Wen* chapter on Pathogenesis (*Bing Ji Yao Jie Ming*), each having its own linguistic or logical flaws. I have corrected them based on my elucidation of medical principles: Stroke of the meridians manifests externally with symptoms of the Six Meridians; stroke of the fu organs presents internally with obstruction of urination and defecation; stroke of the zang organs endangers life; stroke of the vessels and collaterals has neither external symptoms of the Six Meridians nor internal obstruction of urination and defecation.
Let us first discuss stroke of the meridians. Stroke of the meridians presents with symptoms of the Six Meridians: Taiyang meridian involvement causes headache and stiffness of the spine; Yangming meridian involvement causes eye pain, dry nose, body heat, and inability to sleep; Shaoyang meridian involvement causes chest fullness, bitter taste in the mouth, hypochondriac pain, deafness, and alternating chills and fever; Taiyin meridian involvement causes spontaneous diarrhea, abdominal pain, or difficulty in defecation; Shaoyin meridian involvement causes thirst and occasional cold limbs; Jueyin meridian involvement causes retraction of the scrotum, urinary incontinence, cold limbs, and the complexion also displays colors diagnosticable by the Five Colors method. This represents a superficial stage of wind stroke, for which Xiao Xuming Tang (Minor Continuation Life Decoction) modified is appropriate as the main prescription.
Xiao Xuming Tang (Formula see *Shi Fang Miao Yong*)
If wind stroke presents with no sweat and aversion to cold, double the dosage of Ephedrae Herba (Mahuang), Armeniacae Semen Amarum (Xingren), and Saposhnikoviae Radix (Fangfeng) according to this formula. It is suitable to prick Zhiyin (BL67) to bleed. (The acupoint is located at the lateral corner of the nail of the fifth toe, pricked two fen deep). Kunlun (BL60). (The acupoint is located posterior to the calcaneus at the lateral malleolus, needled through to Taixi (KI3)).
If wind stroke presents with sweat and aversion to wind, double the dosage of Cinnamon Twig (Guizhi), White Peony Root (Shaoyao), and Armeniacae Semen Amarum (Xingren) according to this formula. It is suitable to needle Fengfu (GV16). (The acupoint is located one cun posterior to the hairline at the nape. Needled three fen deep, moxibustion is prohibited).
The above two cases are both wind stroke of the Taiyang meridian.
If wind stroke presents with sweat, body heat, but no aversion to cold, add Gypsum Fibrosum (Shigao) and Anemarrhenae Rhizoma (Zhimu) each two qian to the base formula, double the Licorice Root (Gancao), and remove Aconitum Lateralis Preparatum (Fuzi).
If wind stroke presents with sweat, body heat, but no aversion to wind, add Puerariae Radix (Gegen) and Cinnamon Twig (Guizhi), and double the Scutellariae Radix (Huangqin). It is suitable to needle Xiangu (ST41), (located in the depression distal to the metatarsophalangeal joint between the second and third toes, needled five fen deep), to eliminate the thief of the Yangming meridian, and simultaneously pierce Lidui (ST45), (located at the tip of the second toe, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail), to drain excess from the Yangming meridian.
The above two cases are both wind stroke of the Yangming meridian.
If wind stroke presents with no sweat and cool body, double the Aconitum Lateralis Preparatum (Fuzi), double the dried Ginger (Ganjiang) twice, and double the Licorice Root (Gancao) according to this formula. It is suitable to pierce Yinbai (SP1), (located on the medial side of the big toe, about the width of a leek leaf from the nail corner), to eliminate the thief of the Taiyin meridian.
This is wind stroke of the Taiyin meridian.
If wind stroke presents with sweat but no heat, double the Cinnamon Twig (Guizhi), Aconitum Lateralis Preparatum (Fuzi), and Licorice Root (Gancao) according to this formula. It is suitable to needle Taixi (KI3). (Located in the depression posterior to the medial malleolus at the calcaneus, needled through to Kunlun (BL60)).
This is wind stroke of the Shaoyin meridian.
If wind stroke involves confusion of the Six Meridians, attributed to Shaoyang and Jueyin, or if there is spasmodic pain in the joints, or numbness and insensitivity, add Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix (Qianghuo) and Forsythiae Fructus (Lianqiao) to the base formula. Moxa the Juegu (GB39) point of the Shaoyang meridian, (three cun above the lateral malleolus, five moxa cones), to guide out the heat. Pierce the Jing-Well point Dazhun (LR1) of the Jueyin meridian, (between the hairs on the big toenail), to unblock the meridian.
This is wind stroke of the Shaoyang and Jueyin meridians.
Regarding stroke of the fu organs, it is slightly similar to fu organ syndromes in Cold Damage. Internally, there is obstruction of urination and defecation, so Sanhua Tang (Three Transformations Decoction) is suitable to unblock it. If accompanied by meridian symptoms, Fangfeng Tongsheng San (Saposhnikovia Unblocking Hero Powder) is suitable for simultaneous release of exterior and interior.
Regarding stroke of the zang organs, stroke of the zang organs often leads to stagnation of the nine orifices, presenting with symptoms such as flaccid lips, loss of voice, deafness, blurred vision, nasal congestion, and difficulty in urination and defecation. Or sudden collapse with loss of consciousness, distinguished into Closed Syndrome (Bi Zheng) and Collapsing Syndrome (Tuo Zheng).
If the mouth is open, it indicates Heart Qi exhaustion; if the eyes are closed or looking upward, it indicates Liver Qi exhaustion; if the hands are relaxed and open, it indicates Spleen Qi exhaustion; if there is urinary incontinence, it indicates Kidney Qi exhaustion; if sweat is like oil and the sound resembles snoring sleep, it indicates Lung Qi exhaustion. Also, a face red as if painted, and an urgent, large pulse, are all signs of extreme deficiency and Yang collapse, which are untreatable. Only by using Sansheng Yin (Three Lives Decoction) one liang, added with Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma (Renshen) one liang, decocted separately into a thick juice, mixed and灌 (administered orally), might one save one in ten. If the jaw is tightly clenched, wipe the teeth with plum fruit soaked in vinegar; if phlegm obstructs the throat, use Xixian San (Thin Saliva Powder) to induce vomiting. For loss of consciousness, blow Pinelliae Rhizoma Processatum (Banxia) powder into the nose. This method is designed to open the orifices so that medicinal juice can be administered, not to cure the disease by inducing vomiting of phlegm.
Note by Nan Yuanxi: Loss of consciousness must be differentiated into Closed Syndrome and Collapsing Syndrome. Misidentifying these two syndromes and prescribing accordingly will determine life or death immediately.
The *Neijing* states: "Wind is the chief of all diseases, moving swiftly and changing frequently." It may become Cold Middle or Heat Middle.
For individuals with a Yang constitution who inherently possess internal fire, if attacked by wind evil, the wind rides the fire's momentum, and the fire borrows the wind's power, leading to sudden collapse and loss of consciousness, tight jaw clenching, and clenched fists. Although there may be phlegm sounds, they are not the gurgling water sounds, nor is there a surging tendency. One can use Citrus Reticulatae Pericarpium (Chenpi) one liang, Pinelliae Rhizoma (Banxia) one liang, with a little fresh ginger juice, decocted and taken orally; or induce vomiting after taking it, followed by Ditang Tang (Phlegm-Clearing Decoction) added with Gastrodiae Rhizoma (Tianma), Salviae Miltiorrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Danshen), and Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma (Shichangpu), along with Bamboo Juice (Zhuli) and ginger juice to open the orifices. If external heat is severe and urination/defecation are blocked, Fangfeng Tongsheng San, Liangge San (Cooling Diaphragm Powder) added with Shichangpu, Polygalae Radix (Yuanzhi), Danshen, and Sanhua Tang can be used for simultaneous release of exterior and interior.
For individuals with a Yin constitution who inherently possess internal cold, if attacked by wind evil, wind and water collide, ice penetrates the bones, also leading to sudden collapse and loss of consciousness, open mouth, relaxed hands, urination, cold umbilical region, gurgling phlegm sounds resembling boiling water. Urgently use Sansheng Yin added with Renshen, or use Renshen two liang, Fuzi one liang, raw Banxia three qian, decocted into one zhong, added with half a spoon of ginger juice and honey (one clam shell volume) for administration; some may survive. If Dan Nanting (Arisaema cum Bile) and other phlegm-clearing and wind-dispelling medicines are used, it is like throwing a stone into a well where someone has fallen.
After recovery from either syndrome, speech and movement will definitely not return to normal. Observe whether Water (Yin) or Fire (Yang) is deficient. Take Liuwei Wan (Six-Ingredient Pill with Rehmannia) or Shenqi Wan (Eight-Ingredient Pill with Rehmannia) early in the morning, three to four qian. In the afternoon, take Liujunzi Tang (Six-Gentlemen Decoction) added with Ophiopogonis Radix (Maidong) three qian, dried Mulberry Leaf (Sangye) one qian, and Zhuli two clam shell volumes. This is excellent. Because moistening and extinguishing wind is the secret method for treating wind diseases.
Regarding stroke of the vessels and collaterals: Stroke of the vessels and collaterals has no external symptoms of the Six Meridians and no internal obstruction of urination/defecation. It is neither exterior nor interior, the pathogen has no fixed abode, affecting either the left or right side, causing facial deviation and hemiplegia. The treatment method prohibits sweating and purging methods. Only use moistening medicines to nourish dryness, and calming medicines to nourish blood, then the wind will naturally disappear. Da Qinjiao Tang (Major Gentian Decoction) is suitable as the main prescription. For those affected on the right, use Liujunzi Tang added with Zhuli and ginger juice to tonify qi, move phlegm, and dispel wind. For those affected on the left, use Siwu Tang (Four-Substance Decoction) added with Peach Kernel (Taoren), Carthami Flos (Honghua), Zhuli, ginger juice, Tianma, and Saiga Tataricae Cornu (Lingyangjiao) to nourish blood, move blood, resolve phlegm, and dispel wind. For dual deficiency of qi and blood, use Bazhen Tang (Eight-Treasure Decoction) or Shiquan Dabu Tang (Ten Significant Tonifying Decoction) added with Uncariae Ramulus cum Uncis (Gouteng), Zhuli, and ginger juice for vigorous tonification.
Da Qinjiao Tang
Qinjiao (Gentianae Macrophyllae Radix), Shigao (Gypsum Fibrosum, raw), each one and a half qian; Gancao (Licorice Root); Chuanxiong (Chuanxiong Rhizome); Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix); Qianghuo (Notopterygii Rhizoma et Radix); Duhuo (Angelicae Pubescentis Radix); Fangfeng (Saposhnikoviae Radix); Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix); Shaoyao (White Peony Root, wine-fried); Baizhi (Angelicae Dahuricae Radix); Baizhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma, stir-fried); Shengdi (Rehmanniae Radix); Shudi (Rehmanniae Radix Preparata); Fuling (Poria), each one qian; Beixixin (Asari Radix et Rhizoma, three fen).
Decoct in water and take orally.
Ditang Tang
Is Liujunzi Tang minus Baizhu, added with Nanting (Arisaema cum Bile), Zhishi (Aurantii Fructus Immaturus), Shichangpu (Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma), and Zhuru (Bambusae Caulis in Taenia). Treats wind stroke with phlegm confusing the Heart orifice, stiff tongue, and inability to speak.
For facial deviation, Qianzheng San (Straightening Powder) is the main prescription. Additionally, apply loach blood to the healthy side to pull the affected side back to normal.
Another condition is hemiplegia (Piangu), like a tree losing a branch, where fluids cannot circulate and irrigate. It is suitable to treat with Liujunzi Tang added with Zhuli, etc., over a long period hoping for recovery. Alternatively, use Liuwei Wan or Shenqi Wan added with Sangjisheng (Taxilli Cacumen), Wujiapi (Acanthopanacis Cortex), Niuxi (Achyranthis Bidentatae Radix), and Duzhong (Eucommiae Cortex), made into pills with self-made Tiger Bone Glue (Hugu Jiao - note: modern substitutes should be used due to conservation laws). Swallow five qian in the morning, delivered with yellow wine; take the previous decoction in the evening. This may save one or two in ten.