Treats various diseases.
*Baifuzi* (Fuzi Radix preparata, half tael) *Muxiang* (Aucklandiae Radix, half tael) *Dilong* (Pheretima, three qian) *Roudoukou* (Myristicae Semen, half tael, peeled) *Ganxie* (Scorpio, thirty pieces) *Rougui* (Cinnamomi Cortex, two taels) *Wuzhuyu* (Evodiae Fructus, half tael, stir-fried with bran) *Shaoyao* (Paeoniae Radix, half tael) *Chuanxiong* (Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma, half tael, cleaned) *Zhimu* (Anemarrhenae Rhizoma, half tael) *Baijiangcan* (Bombyx Batryticatus, three qian, straight ones selected) *Baiwuyi* (Alpiniae Galangae Semen, half tael, kernel taken) *Baifuling* (Poria, half tael) *Danggui* (Angelicae Sinensis Radix, half tael, one raw and one prepared) *Zhuya Zaojiao* (Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus, half tael, raw, peeled) *Renshen* (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma, half tael) *Badou* (Crotonis Fructus, two taels, peeled, replaced daily)

The above twenty ingredients are ground together into a fine powder using a mortar and sieve. Then, add the *Badou* and grind thoroughly in a porcelain mortar until uniform. Seal tightly in a ceramic vessel and store in a warm place for seven days. Take one "yi" (a traditional small weight measure) per dose, administered with the following decoctions according to the condition:

For sudden wind-stroke (*Zhongfeng*), administer with sheep marrow wine; if there is no dizziness, use chrysanthemum wine.
For blood strangury (*Xuelin*), administer with *Dahuang* decoction.
For pain in the waist and knees, administer with vinegar water.
For retained dead fetus, administer with cinnamon heart and mercury decoction; after two doses, the fetus will be expelled.
For hematemesis, administer with bamboo shavings decoction.
For intestinal wind bleeding and back yin-cold, mix fresh juice of *Fanliucao* (Urtica thunbergiana) with cooked wine, or use ash from burned oak leaves mixed with wine.
For tapeworm (*Cunbaichong*), first consume beef jerky, then administer with wuyi decoction.
For cholera with vomiting and diarrhea, administer with freshly drawn cold water.
For lung asthma and panting, administer with apricot seed decoction.
For all pediatric diseases, administer with rice drink.
For alcohol and food stagnation, administer with ginger and jujube decoction.
For women's blood and qi disorders, administer with warm wine.
For cold-blood syndrome, administer with mugwort decoction.
For eye pain, administer with chrysanthemum decoction.
For hernia (*Shanqi*), administer with fennel decoction.
For the five stranguries (*Wulin*), administer with Akebia stem decoction.
For malaria, administer with garlic wine.
For chronic cold conditions, administer with pepper decoction.
For amenorrhea, administer with hot wine.
For bloody and white dysentery, administer with bean decoction.
For leukorrhea, administer with mugwort decoction.
For food accumulation mass (*Shizheng*), administer with orange peel decoction.
For persistent pain (*Zhutong*), administer with peach kernel decoction.
For postpartum conditions, administer with warm wine; this also applies to difficult labor.
For infantile convulsion (*Jingfeng*), administer with scorpion tail decoction mixed with a little urine.
For rickets and similar conditions, administer with rice drink.
For bloody and white dysentery, administer with dried ginger and licorice decoction.
For white dysentery, administer by Atractylodes macrocephala decoction.
For bloody dysentery, administer with Sanguisorba root decoction.
For summerheat-heat, administer with Ephedra decoction.
For "Ghost Arrow" toxicity (possibly referring to specific venom or pathogen), administer with peach talisman decoction.
For pediatric [missing character], administer with honey water.
For lacquer allergy (*Qichuang*), administer with pepper decoction.
For "Tiger Wind" causing foot and joint pain, burn "painting lion" (specific item unclear, kept as literal translation) to ash and mix with decoction.
For mental confusion and trance, administer with gold and silver decoction.
For women's strangury, administer with okra decoction.
For red eyes, administer with licorice decoction.
For painful obstruction of waist and knees, administer with Achyranthes root decoction.
For dysphagia (*Yeye*), administer with orange peel decoction.
For lung qi deficiency, administer with Gecko decoction.
For alternating chills and fever, administer with willow branch decoction.
For infants who accidentally swallowed coins, administer with calomel decoction.
For severe edema, administer with gourd decoction.
For food retention in the diaphragm, administer with light bamboo leaf decoction.
For heat-toxic wind, administer with Gardenia decoction.
For waist distension (*Yaoxuan*), mix half a qian with ginger and jujube decoction.
For accidental ingestion of mercury powder causing incessant diarrhea, administer with black lead decoction.
For women's blood consumption with yellow emaciation, take Cinnamon Heart Decoction; if black blood is discharged, recovery occurs; if only fresh blood is discharged, it does not heal. For five consumptions, take Pig Gallbladder Decoction for seven days; if fresh blood flows from the nose, recovery occurs; if black blood flows, it is incurable.
For infantile Tian Diao Wind (a type of convulsion), burn cicada slough to ash, mix with urine, and administer.