钱氏六味丸(崔氏八味丸下) 加减八味丸(崔氏八味丸下) 柴胡清肝散(小柴胡汤下)
清胃散(衄血门) 犀角升麻汤(中风门)
逍遥散(虚损门) 归脾汤(保元汤下) 小柴胡汤(方祖) 竹叶石膏汤(白虚汤下) 真武
汤(术附汤下)
十全大补汤(保元汤下) 黄芩芍药汤(即黄芩汤桂枝汤下)
黄连泻心汤(伊芳尹三黄汤下) 补中益气汤(保元汤下) 凉膈散(方祖) 甘露饮(二冬膏
下) 金沸草散(咳嗽门)
三黄丸(伊芳尹三黄汤下)
鼠粘子散 治面上风痒。
鼠粘子(生。两半) 连翘 防风 荆芥 枳壳 桔梗 蔓荆子
白蒺藜(炒。去刺) 当归 蝉蜕 浓朴(各一两)
为散。每服四钱。加生姜一片。葱白一茎。水煎熏服。
硫黄膏 治面上生疮。及臭脸赤风粉刺。
生硫黄 白芷 栝蒌根 铅粉(各五分) 芫青(七枚。去翅足) 全蝎(一枚) 蝉蜕(七
枚)
为细末。麻黄、黄腊各半两。熬烊离火。入诸药末调匀。瓷器收贮。久则愈妙。至夜洗面后。
以少许细细擦之。擦过即拭去。否则起泡。近眼处勿擦。三四日间。疮肿自平。赤色自消。风刺粉
刺。一夕见效。
消风散(咳嗽门) 凉膈散(方祖) 升麻汤(方祖) 犀角升麻汤(中风门) 升麻胃
风汤(中风门)
调胃承气汤(小承气汤下) 桂苓五味甘草汤(咳嗽门) 当归龙会丸(伊芳尹三黄汤下) 加
减八味丸(崔氏八味丸下) 地黄饮子(中风门)
附子理中汤(理中汤下) 补中益气汤(保元汤下) 四逆汤(方祖) 通圣散(凉膈散下) 六
君子汤(四君子汤下)
钱氏六味丸(崔氏八味丸下) 人参养荣汤(保元汤下) 羌活胜湿汤(湿门)
钱氏六味丸(参见崔氏八味丸下方) 加减八味丸(参见崔氏八味丸下方) 柴胡清肝散(参见小柴胡汤下方)
清胃散(参见衄血门) 犀角升麻汤(参见中风门)
逍遥散(参见虚损门) 归脾汤(参见保元汤下方) 小柴胡汤(方剂祖方) 竹叶石膏汤(参见白虚汤下方) 真武
汤(参见术附汤下方)
十全大补汤(参见保元汤下方) 黄芩芍药汤(即黄芩汤与桂枝汤下方所述之合方)
黄连泻心汤(参见伊芳尹三黄汤下方) 补中益气汤(参见保元汤下方) 凉膈散(方剂祖方) 甘露饮(参见二冬膏下方) 金沸草散(参见咳嗽门)
三黄丸(参见伊芳尹三黄汤下方)
鼠粘子散 治疗面部风邪瘙痒。
鼠粘子(生用,二两半) 连翘 防风 荆芥 枳壳 桔梗 蔓荆子
白蒺藜(炒制,去刺) 当归 蝉蜕 浓朴(各一两)
研为散剂。每次服用四钱。加生姜一片、葱白一根,用水煎煮后熏蒸并服用。
硫黄膏 治疗面部生疮,以及臭脸、赤面风粉刺。
生硫黄 白芷 栝蒌根 铅粉(各五分) 芫青(七枚,去翅足) 全蝎(一枚) 蝉蜕(七枚)
研为细末。取麻黄、黄蜡各半两,加热熔化离火后,加入上述药末调匀。装入瓷器中密封保存,存放越久效果越好。每晚洗脸后,取少量细细涂抹患处。涂过之后立即擦去,否则会引起起泡。靠近眼睛处不要涂抹。三到四天内,疮肿自然平复,红色自然消退。对于风刺和粉刺,一夜即可见效。
消风散(参见咳嗽门) 凉膈散(方剂祖方) 升麻汤(方剂祖方) 犀角升麻汤(参见中风门) 升麻胃风汤(参见中风门)
调胃承气汤(参见小承气汤下方) 桂苓五味甘草汤(参见咳嗽门) 当归龙会丸(参见伊芳尹三黄汤下方) 加
减八味丸(参见崔氏八味丸下方) 地黄饮子(参见中风门)
附子理中汤(参见理中汤下方) 补中益气汤(参见保元汤下方) 四逆汤(方剂祖方) 通圣散(参见凉膈散下方) 六
君子汤(参见四君子汤下方)
钱氏六味丸(参见崔氏八味丸下方) 人参养荣汤(参见保元汤下方) 羌活胜湿汤(参见湿门)
Qian's Liuwei Wan (see below Cui's Bawei Wan) Jiajian Bawei Wan (see below Cui's Bawei Wan) Chaihu Qinggan San (see below Xiao Chaihu Tang)
Qingwei San (see section on Epistaxis) Xijiao Shengma Tang (see section on Stroke)
Xiaoyao San (see section on Deficiency and Damage) Guipi Tang (see below Baoyuan Tang) Xiao Chaihu Tang (Ancestral Formula of Formulas) Zhuye Shigao Tang (see below Baixu Tang) Zhenwu
Tang (see below Shufu Tang)
Shiquan Dabu Tang (see below Baoyuan Tang) Huangqin Shaoyao Tang (i.e., the combination described below Huangqin Tang and Guizhi Tang)
Huanglian Xiexin Tang (see below Yi Fangyin Sanhuang Tang) Buzhong Yiqi Tang (see below Baoyuan Tang) Liangge San (Ancestral Formula of Formulas) Ganlu Yin (see below Erdong Gao) Jinfeicao San (see section on Cough)
Sanhuang Wan (see below Yi Fangyin Sanhuang Tang)
Niuzangzi San Treats facial wind-induced itching.
Niuzangzi (Raw, 2.5 liang) Lianqiao Fangfeng Jingjie Zhike Jiegeng Manjingzi
Baijili (Stir-fried, remove spines) Danggui Chantui Nongpu (each 1 liang)
Grind into a powder. Take 4 qian per dose. Add one slice of fresh ginger and one stalk of scallion white. Decoct in water, fumigate with the steam, and drink.
Liuhuang Gao Treats facial sores, as well as foul-smelling face, red-faced wind acne, and comedones.
Raw Liuhuang Baizhi Gualougen Qianfen (each 0.5 fen) Yuanqing (7 pieces, remove wings and feet) Quanxie (1 piece) Chantui (7 pieces)
Grind into fine powder. Take half a liang each of Mahuang and Huangla. Melt over heat, remove from fire, add the aforementioned powders, and mix evenly. Store in porcelain containers; the longer it is stored, the better the effect. After washing the face at night, apply a small amount thinly to the affected area. Wipe off immediately after application; otherwise, blisters may form. Do not apply near the eyes. Within three to four days, the swelling and sores will naturally subside, and the redness will fade. For wind acne and comedones, visible results can be seen overnight.
Xiaofeng San (see section on Cough) Liangge San (Ancestral Formula of Formulas) Shengma Tang (Ancestral Formula of Formulas) Xijiao Shengma Tang (see section on Stroke) Shengma Weifeng Tang (see section on Stroke)
Tiaowei Chengqi Tang (see below Xiao Chengqi Tang) Guiling Wuweigancao Tang (see section on Cough) Danggui Longhui Wan (see below Yi Fangyin Sanhuang Tang) Jiajian
Bawei Wan (see below Cui's Bawei Wan) Dihuang Yinzi (see section on Stroke)
Fuzi Lizhong Tang (see below Lizhong Tang) Buzhong Yiqi Tang (see below Baoyuan Tang) Sini Tang (Ancestral Formula of Formulas) Tongsheng San (see below Liangge San) Liu
Junzi Tang (see below Sijunzi Tang)
Qian's Liuwei Wan (see below Cui's Bawei Wan) Renshen Yangrong Tang (see below Baoyuan Tang) Qianghuo Shengshi Tang (see section on Dampness)