生川大黄切片一两。好陈醋浸晒各九次。研极细末。每服三钱。好酒送下。二三服即愈。
槿树根皮二两切。以白酒一碗半。煎一碗。空心服。白带用红酒甚妙。
马齿苋捣烂拧汁。三大合。和鸡子清二枚。先温令热。次下苋汁微温。顿饮之。不过再
服即愈。
真紫降真香三钱。为细末。水二钟。煎八分。露至半夜。鸡鸣时热服之。出汗即愈。
大蓟根叶捣汁服半升。
治妊娠身居富贵。口厌肥甘。忧喜不常。食物不节。既饱便卧。致令胞胎肥浓。根蒂坚
牢。行动艰难。因致临产难生。八月可服无忧散。则易生矣。
当归 川芎 白芍药 枳壳 乳香（各三钱） 木香 甘草 血余（即发灰以 猪心血
和之各一钱五分）
上为末。每服二钱。水煎日进二服。
世之难产。往往见于郁闷安佚之人。富贵豢养之家。若贫贱辛苦者。未有也。古方书止
有瘦胎饮一论。而其方湖阳公主作也。实非极至之言。何者。见其有用此方者。其难自若。
有妊妇苦于难产。后遇胎孕则触而去之。予甚悯焉。视其形肥。勤于针黹。构思旬日。忽自
悟曰。此正与湖阳公主相反。彼奉养之人。其气必实。耗其气始和平。故易产。今形肥知其
气虚。久坐知其不运。必气愈弱。儿在胞胎。因母气不能自运耳。当补其母气。则儿健易产。
生川大黄切片一两。用优质陈醋浸泡并晾晒，各重复九次。研磨成极细的粉末。每次服用三钱。用好酒送服。服用两三次即可痊愈。
槿树根皮二两切片。用一碗半白酒，煎煮至一碗。空腹服用。治疗白带过多时，用红酒送服效果极佳。
马齿苋捣烂后拧取汁液。三大合（约今制150-200毫升）。与两个鸡蛋清混合。先加热使其温热，然后加入马齿苋汁保持微温。一次性饮下。不超过两次服用即可痊愈。
白色的鸡冠子用于治疗红崩（阴道大量出血）。红色的鸡冠子用于治疗白崩（阴道大量流出白色分泌物）。每次服用五钱。焙至微微焦枯。用黄酒送服。
正宗紫降真香三钱。研为细末。用水二钟（约今制400-500毫升），煎煮至八分（约300-400毫升）。放置至半夜露宿。在鸡鸣时分加热服用。出汗后即痊愈。
大蓟的根和叶捣汁服用半升。
单味贯众。用好黄酒一碗，煎煮至半碗。服用至发汗，症状立即停止。
治疗妊娠期间身居富贵、口腹常享肥甘厚味、情绪忧喜无常、饮食不节制、饱食后立即躺卧，导致胞胎肥厚、根基牢固、行动艰难，从而造成临产难产的情况。可在怀孕八月时服用无忧散，则分娩容易。
当归、川芎、白芍药、枳壳、乳香（各三钱）、木香、甘草、血余（即头发灰，用猪心血调和，各一钱五分）。
以上药材研为粉末。每次服用二钱。水煎服，每日进服两次。
世间的难产，往往发生在郁闷安逸的人身上，富贵豢养的家庭中，而贫贱辛苦之人却从未见过。古方书中只有瘦胎饮这一论述，其方出自湖阳公主之手。这实在不是极致的言论。为什么呢？因为见到有人使用此方，难产情况依旧如故。有一位孕妇苦于难产，后来遇到怀孕就主动终止妊娠。我很怜悯她。观察她的形体肥胖，但勤于女红针线活。构思了十天，忽然领悟道：这正与湖阳公主的理论相反。那些奉养优渥的人，其气必实，耗损其气始能平和，所以容易生产。如今形体肥胖说明其气虚，久坐不动说明气机不运，必然导致气更弱。胎儿在胞胎中，是因为母体之气不能自行运转所致。应当补益母体之气，则胎儿健壮，易于分娩。
Raw Rhizoma et Radix Rhei (Sheng Dahuang) sliced, 1 liang. Soaked and sun-dried in good aged vinegar, each process repeated nine times. Ground into an extremely fine powder. Take 3 qian per dose. Administer with good wine. Cured after two or three doses.
Cortex Hibisci Mutabilis (Jinshugenpi), 2 liang, sliced. Decoct with one and a half bowls of white wine until reduced to one bowl. Take on an empty stomach. For leukorrhea (Baidai), using red wine is excellent.
Portulaca Oleracea (Machixian) mashed and juice extracted. Three he (approx. 150-200 ml). Mixed with the whites of two eggs. First warm it slightly, then add the Portulaca juice while still lukewarm. Drink in one go. Cured within no more than two doses.
White Celosia Cristata (Jiguanzi) treats metrorrhagia (Hongbeng - heavy vaginal bleeding). Red Celosia Cristata treats leucorrhea (Baibeng - heavy white vaginal discharge). Take 5 qian per dose. Roast until slightly charred. Administer with yellow wine.
Authentic Lignum Dalbergiae Odoriferae (Zi Jiangzhenxiang), 3 qian. Ground into fine powder. Decoct with two zhong (approx. 400-500 ml) of water until reduced to eight parts (approx. 300-400 ml). Expose to dew until midnight. Heat and take at cockcrow. Cured upon sweating.
Juice extracted from roots and leaves of Cirsium Japonicum (Daji), take half sheng.
Single herb: Rhizoma Cyperi Rotundi (Guanzhong). Decoct one bowl of good yellow wine until reduced to half a bowl. Take until sweating occurs, and the condition stops immediately.
Treating difficult labor caused by pregnancy in women of wealth who consume rich and sweet foods excessively, experience emotional instability, have irregular diet, lie down immediately after full meals, leading to a thick placenta and firm attachment, causing difficulty in movement and difficult delivery. Wuyou San (Worry-Free Powder) can be taken in the eighth month of pregnancy to facilitate easy delivery.
Angelica Sinensis (Danggui), Ligusticum Chuanxiong (Chuanxiong), Paeonia Lactiflora (Baishaoyao), Aurantium Fructus Immaturus (Zhike), Frankincense (Ruxiang) (each 3 qian), Aquilaria Agallocha (Muxiang), Glycyrrhiza Uralensis (Gancao), Xueyu (Hair Ash mixed with Pig Heart Blood, each 1.5 qian).
Grind the above into powder. Take 2 qian per dose. Decoct in water, take twice daily.
Difficult labor often occurs among those who are depressed and idle, in wealthy families raised in luxury; it is rarely seen among the poor and hardworking. Ancient medical texts only mention Shoutai Yin (Thin-Fetus Decoction), formulated by Princess Huyang. This is not the ultimate truth. Why? Because I have seen those using this formula still experiencing difficult labor. There was a pregnant woman suffering from difficult labor who terminated subsequent pregnancies out of fear. I pitied her greatly. Observing her obese physique but diligence in needlework, I pondered for ten days and suddenly realized: This is exactly opposite to Princess Huyang's theory. Those well-nourished must have excess Qi; depleting their Qi brings balance, hence easy delivery. Now, obesity indicates Qi deficiency, and prolonged sitting indicates stagnant Qi transport, inevitably weakening Qi further. The fetus remains in the womb because the mother's Qi cannot move it naturally. One should tonify the mother's Qi, so the fetus becomes robust and delivery easy.