石苇（去毛） 冬葵子（各二两） 瞿麦（一两） 滑石（五两） 车前子（二两）
每服三钱，日二。
砂淋痛盛者，此方主之。
砂淋者，溺出砂石也。此以火灼膀胱，浊阴凝结，乃煮海为盐之象也。通可以去滞，故
用石苇、瞿麦；滑可以去着，故用滑石、车前、冬葵。虽然，治此证者，必使断盐，方能取
效；断盐有二妙，一则淡能渗利，一则无咸不作石也。
黄 （炙） 石莲肉 白茯苓 人参（各七分半） 炙甘草 地骨皮 黄芩（炒） 车
前子
劳淋者，此方主之。
遇劳即发者，名曰劳淋。此以体弱，故不任劳。然五脏各有劳。劳者动也，动而生阳，
故令内热。内热移于膀胱，故令淋闭。是方也，石莲肉泻火于心，麦门冬清热于肺，黄芩泻
火于肝，地骨皮退热于肾，黄 、人参、茯苓、甘草泻火于脾，皆所以疗五脏之劳热也。惟
车前子之滑，乃以治淋去着云尔！
滑石（二钱） 木通 当归 木香 郁金（炒） 蓄 琥珀（各一钱）
气淋、血淋、膏淋、砂淋，此方皆主。
滑可以去着，故用滑石、琥珀。通可以去滞，故用木通、 蓄。用当归者，取其活血。
用木香、郁金者，取其利气也。
黄柏一味，炒褐色为丸。
淋证遇房劳即发者，此方主之。
房劳虚其肾水，则火独治，故灼而为淋。黄柏苦而润、苦能泻火、润能补水。
石苇（去除毛刺）和冬葵子各二两，瞿麦一两，滑石五两，车前子二两。
每次服用三钱，每日两次。
砂淋（尿液中排出砂石）疼痛剧烈者，此方主治。
所谓砂淋，是指排尿时伴有砂石排出。这是由于火热之邪灼伤膀胱，导致体内浊阴凝结，就像煮海水成盐一样。具有通利作用的药物可以消除滞涩，所以使用石苇、瞿麦；具有滑利作用的药物可以去除黏着，所以使用滑石、车前子、冬葵子。虽然如此，治疗这种病症，必须断绝食盐摄入，才能取得疗效；断盐有两个妙处：一是淡味能渗湿利水，二是没有咸味就不会形成结石。
黄芪（炙烤）七钱半，石莲肉七钱半，白茯苓七钱半，人参七钱半，炙甘草七钱半，地骨皮七钱半，黄芩（炒制）七钱半，车前子七钱半。
劳淋（因劳累而诱发或加重的淋证）者，此方主治。
一遇劳累就发作的，称为劳淋。这是因为身体虚弱，所以不能耐受劳累。然而五脏各有其劳损。所谓“劳”，即活动之意，活动则生阳热，从而导致体内发热。内热转移至膀胱，导致淋证和小便闭塞。这个方剂中，石莲肉清泻心火，麦门冬清润肺燥，黄芩清泻肝火，地骨皮退除肾热，黄芪、人参、茯苓、甘草清泻脾火，这些都是为了治疗五脏的劳热所致之病。只有车前子的滑利之性，是用来治疗淋证并去除黏着的！
滑石二钱，木通一钱，当归一钱，木香一钱，郁金（炒制）一钱，萹蓄一钱，琥珀一钱。
气淋（以小便涩痛、小腹胀满为主）、血淋（尿色红赤或夹血块）、膏淋（尿液浑浊如米泔水）、砂淋，此方均主治。
滑利之性能去除黏着，所以使用滑石、琥珀。通利之性能消除滞涩，所以使用木通、萹蓄。使用当归，是取其活血的功效。使用木香、郁金，是取其行气的作用。
仅用黄柏一味药，炒至褐色后制成丸药。
淋证遇到房事劳累即发作的，此方主治。
房事过度耗损肾阴（肾水），导致虚火独旺，从而灼伤津液而形成淋证。黄柏味苦且滋润，苦味能泻火，滋润能补水。
Shiwei (Pyrrosiae Folium, 石苇) [dehired] and Dongkuizi (Abutili Fructus, 冬葵子) each 2 liang, Qumai (Dianthi Herba, 瞿麦) 1 liang, Huashi (Talcum, 滑石) 5 liang, Cheqianzi (Plantaginis Semen, 车前子) 2 liang.
Take 3 qian per dose, twice daily.
This formula is indicated for Sand Lin (Sand Strangury), characterized by severe pain.
Sand Lin refers to the passage of sand-like stones in urine. This condition arises from fire scorching the Bladder, causing turbid yin to coagulate, resembling the process of boiling seawater to make salt. Agents with unblocking properties can remove stagnation; therefore, Shiwei and Qumai are used. Agents with lubricating properties can eliminate adhesion; therefore, Huashi, Cheqianzi, and Dongkuizi are used. Nevertheless, treating this condition requires abstaining from salt intake to achieve efficacy. There are two benefits to abstaining from salt: first, a bland taste promotes diuresis and leaching out dampness; second, without saltiness, stones do not form.
Huangqi (Astragali Radix, 黄芪) [roasted], Shilianrou (Nelumbinis Plumula, 石莲肉), Baifuling (Poria, 白茯苓), Renshen (Ginseng Radix, 人参) each 7.5 fen, Zhigancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, 炙甘草) 7.5 fen, Digupi (Lycii Cortex, 地骨皮) 7.5 fen, Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix, 黄芩) [stir-fried] 7.5 fen, Cheqianzi (Plantaginis Semen, 车前子) 7.5 fen.
This formula is indicated for Lao Lin (Exhaustion Strangury).
When symptoms recur upon exertion, it is called Lao Lin. This occurs because the body is weak and cannot tolerate labor. However, each of the Five Zang organs has its own type of exhaustion. "Labor" implies movement; movement generates Yang heat, leading to internal heat. When internal heat transfers to the Bladder, it causes strangury and urinary retention. In this formula, Shilianrou clears Heart fire, Maidong (Ophiopogonis Radix, 麦门冬) clears Lung heat, Huangqin clears Liver fire, Digupi drains Kidney heat, Huangqi, Renshen, Fuling (Poria, 茯苓), and Gancao (Licorice Root, 甘草) clear Spleen fire. All these serve to treat the latent heat caused by exhaustion of the Five Zang organs. Only the lubricating nature of Cheqianzi is employed to treat strangury and remove adhesion.
Huashi (Talcum, 滑石) 2 qian, Mutong (Akebiae Caulis, 木通) 1 qian, Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix, 当归) 1 qian, Muxiang (Aucklandiae Radix, 木香) 1 qian, Yujin (Curcumae Radix, 郁金) [stir-fried] 1 qian, Bianxu (Polygoni Avicularis Herba, 萹蓄) 1 qian, Hupo (Amber, 琥珀) 1 qian.
This formula is indicated for Qi Lin (Qi Strangury), Xue Lin (Blood Strangury), Gao Lin (Chyluria/Cloudy Urine Strangury), and Sha Lin (Sand Strangury).
The lubricating property removes adhesion; therefore, Huashi and Hupo are used. The unblocking property eliminates stagnation; therefore, Mutong and Bianxu are used. Danggui is used for its blood-invigorating effect. Muxiang and Yujin are used for their qi-moving properties.
Only Huangbai (Phellodendri Cortex, 黄柏) is used, stir-fried until brown, and formed into pills.
This formula is indicated for Lin syndrome that recurs after sexual exhaustion.
Sexual overexhaustion depletes Kidney Yin (Kidney Water), allowing deficient fire to blaze independently, thereby scorching fluids and causing strangury. Huangbai is bitter and moistening; bitterness clears fire, while moistening nourishes water.