见肺散。
辛温，行阳分，宣肺气，畅胃口，散寒发表，解郁调中，开痰下食，能散逆气，为呕
家圣药，又能消水气行血痹辟瘴气。姜汁辛温而润，开痰尤良。姜皮辛凉，和脾行水。
见肾寒。
见脾寒。
见大肠寒。
见脾寒。
见奇经寒。
甘微苦微寒，润肺清心，胃经正药，泻热生津，化痰止呕，治嗽行水。
见膀胱寒。
见肾寒。
酸甘微苦微寒，降火润燥滑痰，生津解渴行水，治胃热膀胱热，疗疮毒，虚热者宜之
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见肺寒。
见大肠寒。
见心寒。
甘微寒，开胃郁，清肺燥，凉血，除上焦烦热，兼清肝火，凉胎气。
甘微寒，利膈下气，化热爽胃，消痰而能损元。
见肺寒。
见心寒。
见肺寒。
（辛夷）性味辛温，通行阳分，宣通肺气，舒展胃口，散发寒邪并解除表证，疏解郁结、调和脾胃，豁痰消食，能够疏散上逆之气，是治疗呕吐的圣药，又能消除水气、行散血痹、辟除瘴气。姜汁性味辛温而滋润，豁痰效果尤为良好。姜皮性味辛凉，能调和脾胃、行利水湿。
（犀角）：作用于肾经，针对寒证。（注：此处原文“见肾寒”可能为排版错误或特定语境下的简略指代，通常犀角主清热凉血解毒，此处依原文直译）。
（犀角）：作用于脾经，针对寒证。
（犀角）：作用于大肠经，针对寒证。
（犀角）：作用于脾经，针对寒证。
（犀角）：作用于奇经八脉，针对寒证。
（麦冬）：性味甘微苦微寒，润肺清心，是胃经的正药，泻热生津，化痰止呕，治疗咳嗽、行利水湿。
（羚羊角）：性味苦咸寒，入胃、大肠经，通肺、小肠经，泻热解毒，通经下乳，杀虫疗疮。
（犀角）：作用于膀胱经，针对寒证。
（石膏）：性味苦咸大寒，专门解心胃热毒，治疗伤寒时疫中的阳毒证，取茎叶使用。（注：原文描述似有混淆，石膏多用矿石，此处依原文翻译）。
（犀角）：作用于肾经，针对寒证。
（芦根）：性味甘寒，和胃降火止呕，清上焦热，需用逆流生长的芦根。芦笋能解鱼、蟹、河豚之毒。
（石斛）：性味酸甘微苦微寒，降火润燥滑痰，生津解渴行水，治疗胃热、膀胱热，疗疮毒，虚热体质者适宜服用。
（犀角）：作用于肺经，针对寒证。
（犀角）：作用于大肠经，针对寒证。
（犀角）：作用于心经，针对寒证。
（知母）：性味甘微寒，开胃中郁结，清肺燥，凉血，清除上焦烦热，兼清肝火，凉胎气。
（天花粉）：性味甘微寒，利膈下气，化热爽胃，消痰但能损伤元气。
（犀角）：作用于肺经，针对寒证。
（犀角）：作用于心经，针对寒证。
（茯苓）：性味甘微寒，和中助脾，除热润燥消痰，能使胃气下行，通利大小便。
（犀角）：作用于肺经，针对寒证。
（紫花地丁/蒲公英等，原文未明示具体药名，仅述功效，结合“专治乳痈”推测）：性味苦甘寒，入肾、阳明经，泻热化毒，专门治疗乳痈、疔毒，也是通淋的妙品。
（泽泻）：性味甘平，清除胃中积热，消除水病引起的胀满，破除恶血，治疗湿痹。
（葛根）：性味甘辛淡而降，体重气轻，是胃经的大寒之药，兼入肺、三焦气分，清热降火，发汗解肌，舒缓脾气，止渴，透发斑疹，也能治疗中暑自汗，需先煎煮。
（犀角）：性味苦酸咸寒，清胃中大热，凉心泻肝，祛风利痰，解毒疗血，治疗惊狂、斑疹等各种病症，能消减胎气，角尖部分效果尤佳，磨成汁液使用。
(Xin Yi): Acts on the Lung Meridian, dispersing Lung Qi.
(Xin Yi) is acrid and warm, circulates through the Yang compartments, diffuses Lung Qi, unblocks the stomach appetite, dispels cold and releases the exterior, resolves stagnation and harmonizes the middle jiao, transforms phlegm and promotes digestion, can disperse rebellious Qi, and is a sacred medicine for treating vomiting. It can also eliminate fluid retention, invigorate blood to resolve bi-syndrome, and ward off miasma. Ginger juice is acrid, warm, and moistening, with an excellent effect in transforming phlegm. Ginger peel is acrid and cool, harmonizing the Spleen and promoting water metabolism.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Kidney Cold. (Note: Original text "Jian Shen Han" likely implies a specific context or error, as Rhinoceros Horn typically clears heat; translated literally).
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Spleen Cold.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Large Intestine Cold.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Spleen Cold.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Extraordinary Vessels Cold.
(Mai Dong / Ophiopogon Root): Sweet, slightly bitter, and slightly cold. Moistens the Lungs and clears the Heart. It is a principal herb for the Stomach Meridian, purges heat, generates fluids, transforms phlegm, stops vomiting, treats coughs, and promotes urination.
(Antelope Horn): Bitter, salty, and cold. Enters the Stomach and Large Intestine meridians, connects with the Lung and Small Intestine meridians. Purges heat and detoxifies, unblocks meridians and promotes lactation, kills parasites and treats sores.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Bladder Cold.
(Shi Gao / Gypsum Fibrosum): Bitter, salty, and extremely cold. Specifically resolves heat-toxin in the Heart and Stomach. Treats Yang toxicity in Shanghan (Cold Damage) and epidemic febrile diseases. Uses the stem and leaves. (Note: Text describes using stems/leaves, which may refer to another herb like Dahuang or Huangqin in some contexts, but literal translation follows source).
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Kidney Cold.
(Lu Gen / Reed Rhizome): Sweet and cold. Harmonizes the Stomach, descends fire, and stops vomiting. Clears heat in the Upper Jiao. Use those grown against the current. Lu Sun (Reed Shoots) resolves poison from fish, crab, and pufferfish.
(Shi Hu / Dendrobium Stem): Sour, sweet, slightly bitter, and slightly cold. Descends fire, moistens dryness, lubricates phlegm, generates fluids, quenches thirst, and promotes urination. Treats Stomach heat and Bladder heat, heals toxin sores. Suitable for deficiency-heat conditions.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Lung Cold.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Large Intestine Cold.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Heart Cold.
(Zhi Mu / Anemarrhenae Rhizoma): Sweet, slightly cold. Opens Stomach stagnation, clears Lung dryness, cools blood, removes irritability and heat in the Upper Jiao, simultaneously clears Liver fire, and cools fetal heat.
(Tian Hua Fen / Trichosanthis Radix): Sweet, slightly cold. Benefits the diaphragm, directs Qi downward, transforms heat and refreshes the Stomach, transforms phlegm but may damage Yuan Qi.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Lung Cold.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Heart Cold.
(Fu Ling / Poria): Sweet, slightly cold. Harmonizes the middle and assists the Spleen, removes heat, moistens dryness, and transforms phlegm. Causes Stomach Qi to descend, benefits urination and defecation.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Seen in Lung Cold.
(Di Ding / Viola Herba or similar): Bitter, sweet, and cold. Enters the Kidney and Yangming meridians. Purges heat and transforms toxins. Specifically treats breast abscesses and carbuncles. Also an excellent product for promoting urination.
(Ze Xie / Alisma Rhizome): Sweet and neutral. Removes accumulated heat in the Stomach, eliminates distension and fullness caused by water disease, breaks up evil blood, and treats damp-bi syndrome.
(Ge Gen / Puerariae Lobatae Radix): Sweet, acrid, bland, and descending. Heavy in weight, light in Qi. A major cold herb for the Stomach Meridian, also enters the Lung and Sanjiao Qi levels. Clears heat, descends fire, induces sweating and releases the muscle layer, soothes the Spleen, quenches thirst, and erupts macules and rashes. Also stops spontaneous sweating due to heatstroke. Decoct first.
(Rhinoceros Horn): Bitter, sour, salty, and cold. Clears severe heat in the Stomach, cools the Heart and purges the Liver, expels wind, benefits phlegm, detoxifies, treats blood disorders, and manages symptoms such as fright, mania, macules, and rashes. Can reduce fetal heat. The horn tip is particularly effective. Grind into juice for use.