《千金方》∶治遗尿用羊脬一个，盛水令满系两头，煮熟开取两头，服之愈。
一方∶治遗尿失禁，以茯苓四两为末，白面一斤，水和捏作饼烧熟，空心食之效。
一方∶用小茴香净一钱，入花椒五七粒，盐少许同炒为末，临晚炙，糯米果蘸药
末食之，当晚饭吃温酒数杯送为妙。
一方∶用猪脬一个，以糯米浸洗白净，入椒盐于内煮烂切碎，食蘸茴香末吃，以好
酒送下，空心临卧各吃一服，当饭为妙。
一方∶用鹿角霜一味，酒糊丸，每服五十丸，空心酒下。肾虚不禁者用之神效。
一方∶治小便多或不禁，用鸡喉咙及 内黄皮烧为末，大麦饮调服之效。
一方∶治小儿睡遗尿不觉，用燕窝中草烧黑为末，水调方寸匕。
一方∶用益智一两半，酒一盏煎七分，去滓服。
一方∶用白纸一张铺在睡席下，待遗尿于上，日干烧存性酒下。
一方∶用乌药为末二钱，酒调下日二服。
一方∶用蔷薇根细研，好酒调服。
夫转脬病，多得于孕妇，及劳力负重，委曲作事之人。治法多用吐法，使其气正而后愈。
丹溪治一妇人转脬，小便闭不通，孕妇禀受弱忧闷多，性急燥食味浓皆能致之。古方
用清利疏导药解有效。因思胞为胎所压，展在一边，胞系了戾不通。若胎得疏，水道自行，
以八珍汤加陈皮、半夏、加姜煎服探吐之，遂通。此恐偶中，后治数人皆效。
《千金方》记载：治疗遗尿症，使用一个羊膀胱，装满水后系紧两端，煮熟后切开取两端的肉服用，即可痊愈。
另一个方子：治疗遗尿和失禁，将茯苓四两研成粉末，加入一斤白面，用水调和捏成饼状，烤熟后空腹食用，效果显著。
又一个方子：取净小茴香一钱，加入五到七粒花椒、少许盐一同炒制后研成粉末，晚上炙热糯米饭蘸药末食用，最好在晚饭时喝几杯温酒送服，这样更为巧妙。
又一个方子：使用一个猪膀胱，用糯米浸泡并清洗干净，在内部放入花椒和盐煮烂切碎，食用时蘸茴香粉，用好酒送下，空腹和临睡前各服用一次，配合正餐服用效果更佳。
又一个方子：单用鹿角霜一味药，用酒糊制成丸剂，每次服用五十丸，空腹时用酒送服。对于肾虚导致的不自主排尿者，使用此法神效。
又一个方子：治疗小便频多或失禁，将鸡喉咙及其内部的黄皮烧成粉末，用大麦汤调服，效果良好。
又一个方子：治疗小儿睡眠中遗尿而不自知，将燕窝中的草烧成黑色后研成粉末，用水调服一方寸匕的量。
又一个方子：取益智仁一两半，用一盏酒煎至七分量，去渣后服用。
又一个方子：用一张白纸铺在睡席下面，待尿液遗在上面后，晒干并烧至存性（保留部分药效），用酒送服。
又一个方子：将乌药研成粉末二钱，用酒调服，每日两次。
又一个方子：将蔷薇根细细研磨，用好酒调服。
所谓转脬病，多见于孕妇，以及从事体力劳动、负重或做事屈曲身体的人。治疗方法多用催吐法，使气机恢复正常后病症自愈。
朱丹溪曾治疗一位患转脬病的妇女，小便闭塞不通。该孕妇先天禀赋虚弱，且忧愁烦闷较多，性情急躁，饮食口味浓重，这些因素都能导致此病。古方使用清热利湿疏导的药物解除了有效。我思考认为，膀胱被胎儿压迫，位置偏向一侧，膀胱的系带扭曲导致水道不通。如果胎儿得到舒缓，水道自然通畅，于是用八珍汤加入陈皮、半夏，加生姜煎服以探引呕吐，随后小便即通。这恐怕是偶然奏效，但后来治疗数人也都有效。
*Qianjin Fang* records: To treat enuresis (involuntary urination), use one sheep urinary bladder, fill it with water, tie both ends securely, boil until cooked, cut open, and consume the tissue from both ends to cure.
Another prescription: For treating enuresis and incontinence, grind four liang of Poria Cocos (Fuling, 茯苓) into powder, mix with one jin of wheat flour, knead into cakes with water, bake until cooked, and eat on an empty stomach for efficacy.
Another prescription: Take one qian of clean Fennel Fruit (Xiaohuixiang, 小茴香), add five to seven grains of Sichuan Pepper (Huajiao, 花椒), and a little salt; stir-fry together and grind into powder. At night, heat glutinous rice, dip it in the powder, and eat. It is advisable to wash it down with several cups of warm wine during dinner.
Another prescription: Use one pig urinary bladder, soak and wash it clean with glutinous rice, place pepper and salt inside, boil until soft, chop finely, and eat while dipping in fennel powder. Wash down with good wine. Take one dose each time on an empty stomach and before bed, preferably taken with meals.
Another prescription: Use only Deer Antler Glue Residue (Lujiaoshuang, 鹿角霜). Make pills using wine paste. Take fifty pills per dose, washed down with wine on an empty stomach. This is highly effective for incontinence due to Kidney Deficiency (Shen Xu, 肾虚).
Another prescription: For frequent urination or incontinence, burn the chicken throat and its inner yellow membrane into powder, and take mixed with barley water for efficacy.
Another prescription: For children who wet the bed during sleep without awareness, burn the grass found in bird's nest nests until black, grind into powder, and take mixed with water, one cun bi (a traditional measuring spoon) at a time.
Another prescription: Take one and a half liang of Yizhi Ren (Alpinia Oxyphylla Fruit, 益智), decoct with one zhan of wine until reduced to seventy percent, remove dregs, and drink.
Another prescription: Place a sheet of white paper under the sleeping mat. When urine wets the paper, dry it in the sun, char it to retain its properties (burn to preserve efficacy), and take with wine.
Another prescription: Grind Lindera Root (Wuyao, 乌药) into two qian of powder, mix with wine and take, twice daily.
Another prescription: Finely grind Rose Root (Qiangweigen, 蔷薇根), mix with good wine, and take.
The condition known as "Zhuan Pao" (Displacement of the Urinary Bladder) mostly occurs in pregnant women, as well as those engaged in physical labor, carrying heavy loads, or working in bent postures. The treatment method often employs emesis (vomiting therapy) to restore proper Qi movement, after which the patient recovers.
Zhu Danxi treated a woman suffering from Zhuan Pao, characterized by complete urinary retention. This pregnant woman had weak congenital constitution, excessive worry and depression, an irritable temperament, and consumed rich-flavored foods, all of which could cause this condition. Ancient formulas using clearing, draining, and unblocking herbs were effective. I reasoned that the bladder was compressed by the fetus, shifted to one side, causing the bladder ligaments to twist and obstruct the water pathway. If the fetus were relieved of pressure, the water pathway would naturally clear. Therefore, I used Bazhen Tang (Eight-Treasure Decoction) added with Chenpi (Tangerine Peel) and Banxia (Pinellia Tuber), decocted with fresh ginger, to induce vomiting. Subsequently, urination resumed. This may have been a fortunate coincidence, but subsequent treatments on several other patients also proved effective.