泄而腹胀。脉弦者死。
腹大而泄。脉微细而涩者生。紧大而滑者死。
泄注脉缓微小者生。浮大数者死。
注下脉细者可治。浮大者剧。
洞泄食不化。下脓血。脉微小者生。紧急者死。
下痢脉微小者生。大而浮洪者生。
下痢脓血。脉悬绝者死。滑者死。
下痢白沫。脉沉者生。浮者死。
（痔也）
肠 下白脓。（一云白沫）脉沉者生。浮者死。
肠 下脓血。脉沉小流连者生。数疾大热者死。
肠 下脓血。脉悬绝者死。（一云悬涩）滑大者生。
肠 身不热。脉不绝滑大者生。弦涩者死。
肠 有寒者生。有热者死。
肠 筋挛。脉细小安静者生。浮大坚者死。
咳嗽脉浮直者生。沉坚者死。咳嗽羸瘦。脉坚大者死。
嗽脱形发热。脉紧急者死。嗽而呕。脉弦欲绝者死。
诸嗽脉浮软者生。沉伏者死。
上气脉数者死。
上气浮肿。脉浮滑者生。微细者死。
上气面浮肿。肩息脉大不可治。加痢必死。
上气喘息低昂。其脉滑手足温者生。脉涩四肢寒者死。
寒气上攻。脉实而顺滑者生。实而逆涩者死。
中风口噤。脉迟浮者生。急实大数者死。
被风不仁痿厥。脉虚者生。坚者死。
癫狂恍惚。病脉实牢者吉。沉细者凶。
癫疾脉大而滑者。久久自已。脉小紧急者死。
狂病妄语。身微热脉洪大者生。四肢逆冷。脉沉细者。一日死。
腹部膨大且腹泻。脉象微弱、细小且涩滞的，预后良好（主生）；脉象紧束、宏大且滑利的，预后不良（主死）。
急性水样腹泻（泄注），脉象缓和、微小者，预后良好（主生）；脉象浮大、数急者，预后不良（主死）。
痢疾下利不止，脉象细弱者，可以治疗；脉象浮大的，病情严重。
洞泄（指大便清稀如水，完谷不化），饮食不能消化，排出脓血。脉象微小者，预后良好（主生）；脉象紧急有力者，预后不良（主死）。
下痢（痢疾），脉象微小者，预后良好（主生）；脉象宏大且浮洪者，预后良好（主生）。
下痢伴有脓血。脉象悬绝（极度异常，如孤绝或无根）者，预后不良（主死）；脉象滑利者，预后不良（主死）。
下痢排出白色粘液（白沫）。脉象沉伏者，预后良好（主生）；脉象浮越者，预后不良（主死）。
（此条涉及痔疮相关症状）
肠澼（指痢疾或肠道化脓性病变），排出白色脓液。（另一种说法认为是白色粘液）。脉象沉伏者，预后良好（主生）；脉象浮越者，预后不良（主死）。
肠澼，排出脓血。脉象沉小且连续不断者，预后良好（主生）；脉象数急、盛大且身体高热者，预后不良（主死）。
肠澼，排出脓血。脉象悬绝者，预后不良（主死）。（另一种说法认为是悬而涩滞）。脉象滑大者，预后良好（主生）。
肠澼，身体不发热的。脉象不绝、滑大者，预后良好（主生）；脉象弦涩者，预后不良（主死）。
肠澼，体内有寒邪的，预后良好（主生）；体内有热邪的，预后不良（主死）。
肠澼，伴有筋脉拘挛。脉象细小且安静和缓者，预后良好（主生）；脉象浮大且坚硬者，预后不良（主死）。
咳嗽，脉象浮直者，预后良好（主生）；脉象沉坚者，预后不良（主死）。咳嗽且形体消瘦羸弱。脉象坚大者，预后不良（主死）。
咳嗽导致形体脱失（极度消瘦），伴有发热。脉象紧急者，预后不良（主死）。咳嗽且呕吐。脉象弦硬欲绝者，预后不良（主死）。
各种咳嗽，脉象浮软者，预后良好（主生）；脉象沉伏者，预后不良（主死）。
上气（指肺气上逆，表现为气喘、呼吸急促），脉象数急者，预后不良（主死）。
上气伴有浮肿。脉象浮滑者，预后良好（主生）；脉象微细者，预后不良（主死）。
上气且面部浮肿，呼吸时肩部起伏（肩息，即呼吸困难需耸肩辅助），脉象宏大者，无法治疗。若兼患痢疾，必定死亡。
上气喘促，呼吸高低不平（喘息低昂）。脉象滑利、手足温暖者，预后良好（主生）；脉象涩滞、四肢寒冷者，预后不良（主死）。
寒气上攻。脉象实大而顺滑者，预后良好（主生）；脉象实大但逆乱涩滞者，预后不良（主死）。
中风伴口噤（牙关紧闭）。脉象迟而浮者，预后良好（主生）；脉象急实、宏大、数急者，预后不良（主死）。
受风邪侵袭导致肌肤麻木不仁、痿厥（肢体萎软厥冷）。脉象虚者，预后良好（主生）；脉象坚实者，预后不良（主死）。
癫狂恍惚（精神错乱、神志不清）。病脉实牢（坚实有力）者，吉利（预后较好）；脉象沉细者，凶险（预后较差）。
癫疾（癫痫或精神失常），脉象宏大且滑利者，久而久之会自行痊愈。脉象细小紧急者，预后不良（主死）。
Diarrhea accompanied by abdominal distension. A wiry pulse indicates a fatal prognosis.
Abdominal enlargement with diarrhea. A faint, fine, and choppy pulse indicates survival; a tight, large, and slippery pulse indicates death.
Acute watery diarrhea (Xie Zhu). A slow and minute pulse indicates survival; a floating, large, and rapid pulse indicates death.
Dysentery with continuous purging. A fine pulse is treatable; a floating pulse indicates severe condition.
Tong Xie (profuse diarrhea with undigested food). Inability to digest food, passage of pus and blood. A minute pulse indicates survival; a tense pulse indicates death.
Dysentery (Xia Li). A minute pulse indicates survival; a large and floating-hong pulse indicates survival.
Dysentery with pus and blood. A suspended-extreme pulse (Xuan Jue) indicates death; a slippery pulse indicates death.
Dysentery with white mucus. A deep pulse indicates survival; a floating pulse indicates death.
(Regarding hemorrhoids)
Chang Pi (dysentery or intestinal suppurative lesions) with discharge of white pus. (Another view suggests white mucus). A deep pulse indicates survival; a floating pulse indicates death.
Chang Pi with discharge of pus and blood. A deep, small, and continuous pulse indicates survival; a rapid, large pulse with high fever indicates death.
Chang Pi with discharge of pus and blood. A suspended-extreme pulse indicates death. (Another view suggests suspended and choppy). A slippery and large pulse indicates survival.
Chang Pi without body heat. A pulse that is not absent, but slippery and large, indicates survival; a wiry and choppy pulse indicates death.
Chang Pi with cold pathogen indicates survival; with heat pathogen indicates death.
Chang Pi with muscle spasms. A fine, small, and quiet pulse indicates survival; a floating, large, and firm pulse indicates death.
Cough with a floating and straight pulse indicates survival; a deep and firm pulse indicates death. Cough with emaciation. A firm and large pulse indicates death.
Cough leading to physical depletion with fever. A tense pulse indicates death. Cough with vomiting. A wiry pulse nearing extinction indicates death.
Various coughs with a floating and soft pulse indicate survival; a deep and hidden pulse indicates death.
Shang Qi (rebellious lung qi, manifesting as asthma or shortness of breath) with a rapid pulse indicates death.
Shang Qi with edema. A floating and slippery pulse indicates survival; a faint and fine pulse indicates death.
Shang Qi with facial edema and shoulder breathing (Jian Xi, indicating severe dyspnea requiring shoulder elevation). A large pulse is incurable. If accompanied by dysentery, it is fatal.
Shang Qi with labored breathing (Xi Chuan Di Ang). A slippery pulse with warm hands and feet indicates survival; a choppy pulse with cold limbs indicates death.
Cold qi attacking upward. A solid, large, and smooth pulse indicates survival; a solid, large, yet rebellious and choppy pulse indicates death.
Wind-stroke with locked jaw (Kou Jin). A slow and floating pulse indicates survival; a urgent, solid, large, and rapid pulse indicates death.
Numbness and flaccid paralysis due to wind invasion. A deficient pulse indicates survival; a firm pulse indicates death.
Manic-depressive confusion. A solid and firm disease pulse is auspicious; a deep and fine pulse is inauspicious.
Epilepsy/Dian Ji. A large and slippery pulse indicates spontaneous recovery over time; a small and tense pulse indicates death.
Mania with delirious speech. Slight body heat with a洪大 (hong-da/large and forceful) pulse indicates survival. Cold limbs with a deep and fine pulse indicate death within one day.