（见喉科）
（见和解）
（见女科）
味咸，性寒，无毒。入肝经。
真达东方，理热毒，而昏冒无虞。专趋血海，散瘀结，而真阴有赖。清心明目，辟邪定
惊。
湿风痢血宜加用，瘰 痈疽不可无。
羚羊角主在平肝息风，清解热毒。肝虚而热者宜之。外有二十四节挂痕，内有天生木胎。
此
角须锉细，避风捣筛用。
独入厥阴，能伐生生之气。
味咸，性寒，无毒。入肝经。
清肝火，解郁结，幼稚惊疳，大方吐血。伤寒发斑，疮生口舌。
内服轻浮上达，清火解毒，外用有收水燥湿之功。
青黛性凉，中寒者勿与。
味苦、性寒，无毒。入心、肝、脾三经。
善疗五疳、能杀三虫。主去热明目，理幼稚惊风。肝火上炎，耳鸣或聋。
禀阴寒之气，寒能除热，苦能泄热，故除热杀虫及明目也。疳以湿热为咎，湿热去，则
愈矣
。此药清热凉肝，能泻肝经实火，直折火势，若头晕头痛，耳鸣耳聋，躁狂易怒，属阳亢实
热之象者与青黛、栀子、大黄等为伍可收速效。
芦荟，大苦大寒，凡脾虚不思食者，禁用。
味咸、性平，无毒。入肝，肾二经。盐水煮、水飞。
平肝潜阳，息风止眩。内服而障翳潜消，外点而赤膜尽散。
七孔九孔者良，十孔者不佳。久服令人寒中。
味辛，性温，有毒。入肝经。畏蜘蛛、蜒蚰、鸡屎、桑皮、盐。
搜风息风，止痉定搐。散肿行瘀，走串攻毒。口眼 斜，恶疮头秃。破伤脐风。积聚在
腹。
使用此物，须药病相当，不可过剂。
（见喉科）
（见和解）
（见女科）
味咸，性寒，无毒。入肝经。
真达东方，理热毒，而昏冒无虞。专趋血海，散瘀结，而真阴有赖。清心明目，辟邪定惊。
湿风痢血宜加用，瘰 痈疽不可无。
羚羊角主在平肝息风，清解热毒。肝虚而热者宜之。外有二十四节挂痕，内有天生木胎。
此角须锉细，避风捣筛用。
独入厥阴，能伐生生之气。
味咸，性寒，无毒。入肝经。
清肝火，解郁结，幼稚惊疳，大方吐血。伤寒发斑，疮生口舌。
内服轻浮上达，清火解毒，外用有收水燥湿之功。
青黛性凉，中寒者勿与。
味苦、性寒，无毒。入心、肝、脾三经。
善疗五疳、能杀三虫。主去热明目，理幼稚惊风。肝火上炎，耳鸣或聋。
禀阴寒之气，寒能除热，苦能泄热，故除热杀虫及明目也。疳以湿热为咎，湿热去，则愈矣。此药清热凉肝，能泻肝经实火，直折火势，若头晕头痛，耳鸣耳聋，躁狂易怒，属阳亢实热之象者与青黛、栀子、大黄等为伍可收速效。芦荟，大苦大寒，凡脾虚不思食者，禁用。
味咸、性平，无毒。入肝，肾二经。盐水煮、水飞。
平肝潜阳，息风止眩。内服而障翳潜消，外点而赤膜尽散。
七孔九孔者良，十孔者不佳。久服令人寒中。
味辛，性温，有毒。入肝经。畏蜘蛛、蜒蚰、鸡屎、桑皮、盐。
搜风息风，止痉定搐。散肿行瘀，走串攻毒。口眼 斜，恶疮头秃。破伤脐风。积聚在腹。
使用此物，须药病相当，不可过剂。
(See Throat Department)
(See Harmonizing Methods)
(See Women's Diseases)
Salty in flavor, cold in nature, non-toxic. Enters the Liver Meridian.
It reaches the East (Wood element), resolves heat toxins, and prevents dizziness and clouding of consciousness without worry. It specifically targets the Sea of Blood, disperses blood stasis and nodules, and supports True Yin. It clears the Heart and brightens the eyes, expels evil pathogens, and calms fright.
For damp-wind dysentery with blood, it should be added; for scrofula, carbuncles, and sores, it is indispensable.
Antelope Horn primarily pacifies the Liver and extinguishes wind, clearing and resolving heat toxins. It is suitable for cases of Liver deficiency with heat. Externally, it has twenty-four jointed marks; internally, it possesses a natural wooden core. This horn must be finely ground, protected from wind, pounded, and sifted for use.
It enters exclusively into the Jueyin (Liver/Pericardium) level, capable of suppressing the vital generating energy.
Salty in flavor, cold in nature, non-toxic. Enters the the Liver Meridian.
It clears Liver fire, resolves stagnation, treats infantile convulsive malnutrition (Jing Gan), and massive hematemesis. For exanthematous diseases in Cold Damage (Shanghan), macules, and sores in the mouth and tongue.
Internally taken, it is light and floating, ascending to clear fire and resolve toxins; externally applied, it has the function of absorbing moisture and drying dampness.
Indigo Naturalis is cool in nature; those with Middle Jiao cold should not take it.
Bitter in flavor, cold in nature, non-toxic. Enters the Heart, Liver, and Spleen meridians.
It is excellent for treating the Five Types of Malnutrition (Wu Gan) and killing three types of parasites. It primarily removes heat and brightens the eyes, regulating infantile convulsions. When Liver Fire flares upward, tinnitus or deafness may occur.
Endowed with Yin-cold qi, cold can eliminate heat, and bitterness can drain heat, thus eliminating heat, killing parasites, and brightening the eyes. Malnutrition is caused by damp-heat; when damp-heat is removed, recovery occurs.
This herb clears heat and cools the Liver, draining excess fire of the Liver meridian and directly subduing the pathogenic fire. If symptoms include dizziness, headache, tinnitus, deafness, restlessness, mania, and irritability, which are signs of Yang hyperactivity and excess heat, combining it with Indigo Naturalis, Gardenia, and Rhubarb can achieve rapid results. Aloe Vera is extremely bitter and cold; it is strictly contraindicated for those with Spleen deficiency and poor appetite.
Salty in flavor, neutral in nature, non-toxic. Enters the Liver and Kidney meridians. Boiled in salt water and processed by levigation (water flying).
Pacifies the Liver and submerges Yang, extinguishes wind and stops vertigo. Internally taken, it gradually dissipates cataracts/opacities; externally applied as drops, it completely disperses red membranes on the eye.
Those with seven or nine holes are good quality; those with ten holes are inferior. Long-term use causes coldness in the Middle Jiao.
Acrid in flavor, warm in nature, toxic. Enters the Liver Meridian. Averse to spiders, slugs, chicken droppings, mulberry bark, and salt.
Searches out and extinguishes wind, stops spasms and convulsions. Disperses swelling and moves blood stasis, penetrating to attack toxins. For facial paralysis (deviation of mouth and eyes), malignant sores, and alopecia. For tetanus and neonatal lockjaw. For accumulations and masses in the abdomen.
When using this substance, the medicine must match the disease precisely; do not overdose.