治悬饮内痛。胁下有水气。脉弦数。
芫花（熬） 甘遂 大戟（泡去骨。等分。）
上三味。捣筛。以水一升五合。先煮大枣肥者十枚擘。取八合去滓。纳药末。强人服一钱匕。羸人
服半钱匕。平旦温服。若下少。病不除者。明日更服。加半钱匕。得快下利后。糜粥自养。（补天
石。加生姜汁。伤寒五法。加肉桂。）
神 丸 治阳水肿胀。大小便秘。
十枣汤本方各一两。加大黄二两。黑牵牛头末四两。轻粉一钱。煮红枣肉为丸。初服五七丸。
日三服。渐加。快利为度。按此方守真本仲景十枣汤加牵牛、大黄、轻粉三味。较十枣倍峻。
然作丸缓进。则威而不猛。其法最良。其于神 丸中。加青皮、陈皮、木香、槟榔各半两。名舟
车神 。已属蛇足。更于舟车丸中。加入乳香、没药。名除湿丹。风斯愈下。殊不足法。
控涎丹 治胁下痰积作病。
十枣汤去芫花、大枣。加白芥子等分为末。曲糊丸。服十五丸至二十丸。惊疾。加朱砂、全蝎。
酒痰。加雄黄、全蝎。惊气成块者。加穿山甲、鳖甲、延胡索、蓬术。臂痛。加桂枝、姜黄。
痰嗽。加风化硝。寒痰。加丁香、肉桂、胡椒。甘遂直达涎结之处。大戟能攻胸胁之涎。白芥子
能破支结之饮。此攻痰涎之峻剂也。凡形盛色苍气壮脉实人有上证。但服此药数服。其病如失。
后以六君子调补。若气虚皎白。大便不实。小便清利者误服。不旋踵而告变矣。
治疗悬饮（水饮停聚于胸胁）引起的内部疼痛。胁下有水气停留，脉象弦而数。
芫花（炒制）、甘遂、大戟（泡制去骨，三味药等量）。
以上三味药，捣碎过筛。用水一升五合，先煮肥大红枣十枚，掰开，煮取八合药液，去掉药渣，纳入药末。体质强壮的人服用一钱匕的量，体质虚弱的人服用半钱匕的量。清晨空腹温服。如果腹泻量少，病邪未除，第二天继续服用，增加半钱匕。待得到通畅的泻下后，用稀粥自行调养。（补天石丸：加生姜汁；伤寒五法方：加肉桂。）
神祐丸 治疗阳水（水肿属阳证）导致的水肿胀满，大小便闭塞不通。
十枣汤原方各一两，加大黄二两，黑牵牛头末四两，轻粉一钱。用煮烂的红枣肉制作成丸剂。初次服用五至七丸，每日三次，逐渐增加剂量，以大便通畅为度。按语：此方由守真（刘完素）本于仲景的十枣汤，加入牵牛子、大黄、轻粉三味药组成，比十枣汤猛烈加倍。然而制成丸剂缓慢进服，则威力大而不过猛，这种方法最好。如果在神祐丸中加入青皮、陈皮、木香、槟榔各半两，名为舟车神祐丸，这已经属于画蛇添足。更有人在舟车丸中加入乳香、没药，名为除湿丹，这种风气越来越往下走，完全不值得效法。
控涎丹 治疗胁下痰积引发的疾病。
十枣汤去掉芫花、大枣，加入白芥子，等分为末，用曲糊制作丸剂。每次服用十五丸至二十丸。惊悸之疾，加朱砂、全蝎。酒痰，加雄黄、全蝎。因惊气形成结块的，加穿山甲、鳖甲、延胡索、蓬术。手臂疼痛，加桂枝、姜黄。痰嗽，加风化硝。寒痰，加丁香、肉桂、胡椒。甘遂直达痰涎凝结之处，大戟能攻逐胸胁间的痰涎，白芥子能破除支节间的饮邪，这是攻逐痰涎的峻猛药剂。凡是形体壮实、面色苍黑、气息强劲、脉象有力的人出现上述症状，只要服用此药数次，病就像消失了一样。之后用六君子汤调理补益。如果是气色苍白、大便不成形、小便清利的气虚之人误服，不久就会发生变故。
Treats *Xuan Yin* (Hanging Phlegm-Fluid, fluid retention in the hypochondrium) causing internal pain. There is water qi accumulating under the ribs, and the pulse is wiry and rapid.
Yuan Hua (Spurge Flower, processed by stir-frying), Gan Sui (Kansui Root), Da Ji (Euphorbia Root, soaked to remove woody core). These three herbs are used in equal proportions.
The above three herbs are crushed and sifted. Take 1.5 sheng of water, first decoct ten large Jujubes (Ziziphus jujuba fruits), split open, until reduced to 0.8 sheng. Remove the dregs, and add the herbal powder. Strong individuals take one qian bi (a small measuring spoon dose); frail individuals take half a qian bi. Take warm on an empty stomach at dawn. If the purgation is slight and the disease persists, administer again the next day, increasing the dose by half a qian bi. After achieving thorough purgation, nourish oneself with millet porridge. (Note: Buzhi Shi Wan adds Sheng Jiang juice; Shanghan Wufa formula adds Rou Gui.)
Shen You Wan treats Yang Edema (Yang-type edema) manifesting as swelling and distension, with constipation of both stool and urine.
Take each ingredient of the original Shizao Tang in 1 liang, add 2 liang of Da Huang (Rhubarb Root), 4 liang of the head-end powder of Hei Qian Niu (Black Morning Glory Seed), and 1 qian of Qing Fen (Calomel). Make pills using the flesh of boiled red dates. Initial dose: 5–7 pills, taken three times daily. Gradually increase the dose until free purgation is achieved. Commentary: This formula, originally from Zoushen (Liu Wansu), is based on Zhang Zhongjing's Shizao Tang, adding Qian Niu Zi, Da Huang, and Qing Fen. It is twice as harsh as Shizao Tang. However, by administering it slowly in pill form, its potency is maintained without being overly aggressive, which is the best method. Adding Qing Pi, Chen Pi, Mu Xiang, and Bing Lang (each 0.5 liang) to Shen You Wan creates Zhou Che Shen You Wan, which is superfluous. Furthermore, adding Ru Xiang and Mo Yao to Zhou Che Wan to create Chu Shi Dan represents a degeneration of good practice and should not be imitated.
Kong Xian Dan treats diseases caused by phlegm accumulation in the hypochondrium.
Remove Yuan Hua and Da Zao from Shizao Tang, add Bai Jie Zi (White Mustard Seed) in equal proportion, grind into powder, and make pills using fermented dough paste. Dosage: 15–20 pills per administration. For palpitations due to fright, add Zhu Sha (Cinnabar) and Quan Xie (Scorpion). For alcohol-induced phlegm, add Xiong Huang (Realgar) and Quan Xie. For masses formed by fright qi, add Chuan Shan Jia (Pangolin Scale), Bie Jia (Turtle Shell), Yan Hu Suo (Corydalis Rhizome), and Peng Ze (Curcuma Longa). For arm pain, add Gui Zhi (Cinnamon Twig) and Jiang Huang (Turmeric Rhizome). For cough with phlegm, add Feng Hua Xiao (Alum that has effloresced). For cold-phlegm, add Ding Xiang (Clove), Rou Gui (Cinnamon Bark), and Hu Jiao (Pepper). Gan Sui reaches directly to the site where phlegm-fluid congeals; Da Ji attacks phlegm-fluid in the chest and hypochondrium; Bai Jie Zi breaks up fluid accumulation in the branches and nodes. This is a harsh agent for attacking phlegm-fluid. In patients who are physically robust, have dark complexion, strong breath, and a solid pulse presenting the above symptoms, taking this medicine for a few doses will make the illness vanish like nothing happened. Subsequently, use Liu Jun Zi Tang (Six Gentlemen Decoction) to regulate and tonify. If administered mistakenly to those with pale complexion, loose stools, and clear copious urine (indicating Qi deficiency), adverse changes will occur shortly thereafter.