土茯苓煎汤，时时服之，忌茶数日，愈。或食樱桃数十粒（无鲜者，蜜饯者亦可，此仙
方也）。
若作风喉治立死
白盐梅一个（烧灰存性），枯矾一钱，穿山甲一钱（炙）
如苔色暗，不红不闭不肿，气出如常，微微痛痒，有碍饮食者是，忌刺畏补
头胎黄牛粪，放新瓦上，并用瓦盖，周遭用文武火 至烟尽，存性（连瓦取下，用盆盖
住，候冷研末），缓缓吹喉。
重重叠叠肿起，不痛，多日方有臭气透出
臭橘叶煎服数次。或绵裹筷头，蘸盐，
此非喉症，乃是鼻中生一条红线，如发，悬一黑泡，大如樱珠，垂挂喉门，如刀针
即死
急取活土牛膝根独条肥大者（生草药店或有），捣汁，以好醋四五滴和匀滴入鼻中，三
二次线断珠破，吐出瘀血，愈。或针刺手腕中紫筋，或刺少商穴（在两手大指甲旁靠里角一
韭叶许），出恶血神效。
如梅核样，时有时无
半青半黄梅子，每个用盐一两（盐少不效），腌一昼夜，晒干再腌，再晒，腌至盐水尽
为止。每用青铜钱三个，夹盐梅二个，麻线捆住，装瓷罐内，封口埋地下，百日取出。每用
一个含口中咽汁入喉，半刻即消。收一年者佳（越陈越好）。
后颈窝处搽油少许，用铜钱一文刮之（如刮痧样），要顺刮（切忌倒刮），其痛稍缓，以
便乘势进药，轻者不药亦可。或生附子末（用吴萸亦可），热醋调敷两脚心（不论实火虚火
皆妙）。
又方 独蒜二枚，削去两头，塞鼻中（左患塞右，右患塞左），俟口中血出愈。
咽喉不通，牙关紧闭，不省人事 巴豆（捣烂绵纸包，压取油作捻，点燃吹灭），熏鼻
中，使气入喉，取涎血。
用土茯苓煎煮汤剂，频繁服用，几天内忌食茶叶，病即可痊愈。或者食用数十粒樱桃（如果没有新鲜的，蜜饯的也可以，这是仙方）。
如果按照风喉症治疗，病人会立即死亡。
配方：白盐梅一个（烧成灰但保留药性），枯矾一钱，穿山甲一钱（炙烤）。
如果舌苔颜色暗，不红、不闭、不肿，呼吸如常，只有轻微的痛痒，影响饮食的是这种症状，禁忌针刺和进补。
取头胎黄牛粪，放在新瓦上，并用瓦片盖住，周围用文火和武火交替加热，直到烟烧尽，保留药性（连同瓦片取下，用盆盖住，待冷却后研成粉末），缓缓吹入咽喉。
肿胀层层叠起，不痛，过了很多天才有臭气透出。
用臭橘叶煎服数次。或者用棉絮包裹筷子头，蘸盐，[塞入或涂抹]。
这不是喉症，而是鼻中生出一条红线，像头发一样，悬挂着一个黑泡，大小如樱桃核，垂挂在喉门处，遇到刀针就会死。
紧急取活土牛膝根中单独一条肥大者（生草药店可能有），捣碎取汁，用好醋四五滴混合均匀，滴入鼻中，两三次后红线断、黑泡破，吐出瘀血，病愈。或者针刺手腕中的紫色静脉，或者刺少商穴（在两手大拇指指甲旁靠内侧约一片韭菜叶宽的地方），放出恶血，效果神奇。
症状像梅核样，时有时无。
取半青半黄的梅子，每个用一两盐（盐少无效），腌制一昼夜，晒干后再腌制，再晒干，直到盐水被吸干为止。每次取三个青铜钱，夹两个盐梅，用麻线捆住，装入瓷罐内，封口埋入地下，一百天后取出。每次取一个含在口中，将汁液咽入喉咙，片刻即消。收藏一年的最好（越陈越好）。
在后颈窝处涂抹少许油，用一枚铜钱刮拭（像刮痧一样），要顺向刮（切忌逆向刮），疼痛稍缓解，以便顺势服药，轻症不吃药也可。或者用生附子末（也可以用吴茱萸），用热醋调匀敷在双脚脚心（无论是实火还是虚火都妙）。
又一方：独蒜两枚，削去两头，塞入鼻孔（左患塞右，右患塞左），等到口中出血即愈。
咽喉不通，牙关紧闭，不省人事。
巴豆（捣烂后用绵纸包，压榨取油做成捻子，点燃后吹灭），熏蒸鼻孔，使烟气进入喉咙，引出涎液和瘀血。
Decoct *Smilax glabra* Rhizome (Tufuling, 土茯苓) in water and take it frequently. Avoid tea for a few days until recovery. Alternatively, eat dozens of cherries (if fresh ones are unavailable, candied cherries are also acceptable; this is considered an immortal prescription).
If treated as Wind-Throat Syndrome (Feng Hou Zheng), the patient will die immediately.
Prescription: One white salted plum (burned to ash while retaining its medicinal nature), one qian of Alum (Kufan, 枯矾), one qian of Pangolin Scales (Chuanshanjia, 穿山甲) (roasted).
If the tongue coating is dark, without redness, constriction, or swelling, breathing is normal, with only slight pain and itching that hinders eating, this indicates such a condition. Acupuncture and tonification are contraindicated.
Take cow dung from a first-born calf, place it on a new tile, cover it with another tile, and heat around the edges using alternating mild and strong fire until the smoke disappears, preserving the medicinal nature (remove together with the tile, cover with a basin, wait for it to cool, then grind into powder), and slowly blow into the throat.
Swelling rises in layers, without pain, and foul odor emerges only after many days.
Decoct leaves of *Murraya paniculata* (Chouju Ye, 臭橘叶) and take several times. Or wrap cotton around the tip of a chopstick, dip it in salt, [insert or apply].
This is not a throat syndrome, but rather a red line growing in the nose, like a hair, suspending a black blister the size of a cherry pit, hanging at the entrance of the throat; contact with a knife or needle causes death.
Urgently take a single, thick, large root of live *Achyranthes bidentata* Root (Tuniuxi, 土牛膝) (available in herbal medicine shops), crush and extract juice, mix with four or five drops of good vinegar, and drip into the nostrils. After two or three applications, the red line breaks and the blister bursts, expelling blood stasis, leading to recovery. Alternatively, prick the purple vein in the middle of the wrist, or prick the Shaoshang acupoint (Shao Shang, 少商穴) (located about the width of a leek leaf on the inner side corner next to the thumbnail of both hands), to release evil blood; this is spiritually effective.
Symptoms feel like a plum pit, appearing and disappearing intermittently.
Take half-green, half-yellow plums, and for each, use one liang of salt (less salt is ineffective). Pickle for one day and night, sun-dry, then pickle again, and dry again, until the saltwater is fully absorbed. For each dose, take three bronze coins, sandwich two salted plums between them, bind with hemp thread, place in a porcelain jar, seal tightly, and bury underground for one hundred days before retrieving. Take one piece, hold in the mouth, and swallow the juice into the throat; it dissipates in a moment. Those stored for one year are best (the older, the better).
Apply a small amount of oil to the hollow at the back of the neck, and scrape with a copper coin (similar to Guasha scraping). Scrape in the direction of flow (never against the grain); the pain will slightly ease, allowing medication to be administered effectively. Mild cases may recover without medication. Alternatively, use powder of raw *Aconitum carmichaelii* Lateral Root (Sheng Fuzi, 生附子) (or *Evodiae Fructus*, Wuyu, 吴茱萸 may also be used), mix with hot vinegar, and apply to the soles of both feet (effective for both excess heat and deficiency heat).
Another prescription: Two bulbs of garlic, trim both ends, and insert into the nostrils (if the left side is affected, insert into the right; if the right, insert into the left). Recovery occurs when blood appears in the mouth.
Throat obstruction, locked jaw, unconsciousness.
*Croton tiglium* Seed (Badou, 巴豆) (crush, wrap in cotton paper, press to extract oil, form into a wick, light it, then blow out), smoke into the nostrils, allowing the vapor to enter the throat to draw out phlegm and blood stasis.