一名猫儿眼睛草
小豆为之使。恶薯蓣。
辛、苦、微寒。入手阳明、太阳经气分。消痰行水，止疟退热。配大黄，疗伏瘕。调香
油，
搽癣疮。熬膏，贴瘰 。气血虚者禁用。
瓜蒂为之使。恶远志。反甘草。
甘、苦、寒。有毒。入足少阴经气分。直达水结之处，攻决隧道之水。（行十二经，水
从谷
道而出。）配大黄、阿胶，治血结。配猪苓、泽泻，治转脬。配甘草，治心下留饮。（肾主水
，凝则为痰饮，溢则为肿胀。泄肾经之湿，治痰饮之本也。）末掺雄猪腰子内，煨熟，日服
一片，治洪水肿胀。面裹煨透。妄用大损元气，腹胀而死。
即续随子，一名联步。
辛，温，有毒。宣一切宿滞，下水最速。腹内诸疾，研碎酒服，不过三颗，当下恶物。
去壳取白者，研烂，以纸包压去油，取霜用。有毒损人，不可轻用。惟在用之得法，亦要药
也。
忌炒豆。伏丹砂、粉霜。
辛、甘、热。有毒。其力收吸，能拔病气以出肌表。其性善走，能开诸窍以通经络。治
瘰
，追疮脓。配乳香、食盐，捣饼贴太阳穴，治风气头痛。配羊脂、山甲，少加麝香，以油煎
膏，日摩数次，治偏风。去壳，取油涂纸，烧烟熏之，治舌上出血及喉痹舌肿等症。一切肿
毒，痛不可忍，研敷立止
。禁用内服。服之不得食豆，犯之胀死。
怪症∶两乳细小如肠，垂过小腹，痛不可忍，名乳悬。用蓖麻子贴顶，再煎芎归汤频服，
并
此二味烧烟吸之。
泽漆：别名猫儿眼睛草。以赤小豆为引经药。忌与薯蓣同用。性味辛、苦，微寒。归手阳明大肠经、手太阳小肠经的气分。能消除痰饮、行利水湿，治疗疟疾、退除热邪。配伍大黄，可治疗潜伏在体内的癥瘕积聚。调和香油外搽，可治疗癣疮。熬制成膏药，贴敷于瘰疬（颈部淋巴结结核）患处。气血虚弱者禁用。
瓜蒂：以瓜蒂为引经药。忌与远志同用。与甘草相反。性味甘、苦，寒。有毒。归足少阴肾经的气分。能直达水液停聚之处，攻逐决裂隧道中的积水。（通行十二经脉，使水液从谷道即大便排出。）配伍大黄、阿胶，可治疗血结证。配伍猪苓、泽泻，可治疗转脬（尿潴留）。配伍甘草，可治疗心下留饮（胃脘部停饮）。（肾主水液代谢，水液凝滞则为痰饮，泛滥则为肿胀。通过泄去肾经之湿气，是从根本上治疗痰饮的方法。）将药末掺入雄猪腰子内，煨熟后，每日服用一片，可治疗洪水般严重的肿胀。需将药面包裹后煨透。滥用会严重损伤元气，导致腹胀而死。
续随子：即续随子，别名联步。性味辛，温，有毒。能宣通一切陈旧积滞，下行水气速度最快。对于腹内各种疾病，研碎后用酒送服，不超过三颗，即可排出体内恶浊之物。去掉外壳取白色部分，研烂后，用纸包裹压榨去油，取其中的药霜使用。有毒且伤人，不可轻易使用。只要用法得当，也是重要的药物。
蓖麻子：忌与炒豆类同用。能抑制丹砂、粉霜的药性。性味辛、甘，热。有毒。其作用力具有收吸特性，能将病气拔出并透出肌表。其药性善于走窜，能开通诸窍以疏通经络。治疗瘰疬，追托疮疡脓毒。配伍乳香、食盐，捣成饼状贴敷于太阳穴，可治疗风气引起的头痛。配伍羊脂、穿山甲，少量加入麝香，用油煎制成膏药，每日多次按摩患处，可治疗偏风（面瘫）。去掉外壳，取油涂在纸上，燃烧烟雾熏蒸，可治疗舌上出血及喉痹、舌肿等症状。一切肿毒，疼痛难以忍受，研碎外敷可立即止痛。禁止内服。内服后不得食用豆类，否则会导致腹胀而死。
怪症：两乳房细小如肠管，下垂超过小腹，疼痛难以忍受，称为“乳悬”。用蓖麻子贴敷头顶，再煎服芎归汤频繁饮用，并将这两味药烧烟吸入。
Zeji (Euphorbia helioscopia): Also known as Mao'er Yanjingcao. It is guided by Xiaodou (Vigna angularis). It is incompatible with Shuyu (Dioscorea opposita). Pungent, bitter, slightly cold. Enters the Qi level of the Hand-Yangming Large Intestine and Hand-Taiyang Small Intestine meridians. Eliminates phlegm and promotes water metabolism, treats malaria, and reduces fever. Combined with Dahuang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma), it treats Fu Jia (latent masses). Mixed with sesame oil for external application, it treats tinea corporis. Boiled into a paste for topical application, it treats Luoli (scrofula). Contraindicated in patients with Qi and Blood deficiency.
Gua Di (Cucumis melo var. conomon seed): Guided by itself. Incompatible with Yuanzhi (Polygalae Radix). Incompatible with Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma). Sweet, bitter, cold. Toxic. Enters the Qi level of the Foot-Shaoyin Kidney meridian. Reaches directly to sites of fluid accumulation, attacking and resolving water trapped in the collaterals. (It circulates through the twelve meridians, causing water to exit via the anal canal.) Combined with Dahuang and Ejiao (Asini Corii Colla), it treats Xue Jie (blood stasis). Combined with Zhuling (Polyporus) and Zexie (Alismatis Rhizoma), it treats Zhuan Pao (urinary retention). Combined with Gancao, it treats Xin Xia Liu Yin (fluid retention in the epigastrium). (The Kidney governs water; stagnation forms Phlegm-Fluid, overflow causes edema. Draining dampness from the Kidney meridian addresses the root of Phlegm-Fluid.) Powder mixed into male pig kidneys, roasted thoroughly, taken one slice daily, treats severe edema resembling floodwaters. The powder must be wrapped before roasting. Misuse severely damages Yuan Qi, leading to abdominal distension and death.
Xuisui Zi (Euphorbia lathyris): Also known as Lianbu. Pungent, warm. Toxic. Promotes the dispersion of all chronic stagnations, descending water with great speed. For various abdominal diseases, ground and taken with wine, no more than three seeds, will cause the evacuation of pathogenic matter. Remove the shell, take the white kernel, grind into a paste, wrap in paper, press to remove oil, and use the residual cake (Shuang). It is toxic and harmful; do not use lightly. If used correctly, it is an important medicinal herb.
Bimazi (Ricini Semen): Avoid fried beans. Suppresses Dansha (Cinnabaris) and Fenshuang (Calomelas). Pungent, sweet, hot. Toxic. Its force has an absorbing nature, capable of drawing pathogenic qi out to the muscle surface. Its nature is agile and moving, capable of opening orifices to unblock meridians. Treats Luoli, draws out pus from sores. Combined with Ruxiang (Olibanum) and Yanshi (Halitum), pounded into cakes and applied to Taiyang acupoint, treats wind-type headache. Combined with Yangzhi (Mutton Fat) and Shan Jia (Manis Squama), with a small amount of Shexiang (Moschus), fried in oil into a plaster, massaged several times daily, treats Pian Feng (facial paralysis). Remove shell, extract oil, apply to paper, burn to smoke and inhale, treats bleeding from the tongue, Hou Bi (sore throat), and swollen tongue. For all types of swelling and toxicity with unbearable pain, ground and applied externally provides immediate relief. Internal use is contraindicated. After internal use, beans must not be consumed, otherwise fatal abdominal distension occurs.
Strange Syndrome: Both breasts become thin like intestines, hanging below the lower abdomen, with unbearable pain, named Ru Xuan (Hanging Breast). Apply Bimazi to the vertex (Baihui acupoint), then frequently drink decoction of Xiong Gui Tang (Ligusticum Chuanxiong and Angelica Sinensis Decoction), and inhale the smoke burned from these two herbs.