(《拾遗》)
【释名】裤(《纲目》)、犊鼻(《纲目》)、触衣(《纲目》)、小衣。
时珍曰∶ 亦作 ,亵衣也。以浑复为之,故曰 。其当隐处者为裆,缝合者为裤,短
者为犊鼻。犊鼻,穴名也,在膝下。
【主治】洗 汁∶解毒箭并女劳复(《别录》)。阴阳易病,烧灰服之。并取所交女人衣
裳覆之(藏器)。主女劳疸,及中恶鬼忤(时珍)。
【发明】时珍曰∶按张仲景云∶阴阳易病,身体重,少气,少腹里急,或引阴中拘急
,热上冲胸,头重不欲举,眼中生花,膝胫拘急者,烧 散主之。取中 近隐处烧灰,水服
方寸匕,日三服。小便即利,阴头微肿则愈。男用女,女用男。
成无己解云∶此以导阴气也
【附方】新四。
金疮伤重被惊者∶以女人中衣旧者,炙裆熨之。(李筌《太白阴经》)
胞衣不下∶以本妇 覆井上。或以所着衣笼灶上。(《千金方》)
房劳黄病∶体重不眠,眼赤如朱,心下块起若瘕,十死一生。宜先烙上脘及心俞,次烙
舌下,灸关元,下廉百壮。以妇人内衣烧灰,酒服二钱。(《三十六黄方》)
中鬼昏厥,四肢拳冷,口鼻出血。用久污溺衣烧灰。每服二钱,沸汤下。男用女,女用
男
【附录】月经衣 见人部天癸下。
(《纲目》)
【释名】中单(《纲目》)、 裆、羞袒。
时珍曰∶古者短襦为衫,今谓长衣亦曰衫矣。王睿《炙毂子》云∶汉王与项羽战,汗透
中单,改名汗衫。刘熙《释名》云∶汗衣《诗》谓之泽,受汗泽也。或曰鄙袒,或曰羞
用六尺裁,足覆胸背。言羞鄙于袒,故衣此尔。又前当胸,后当背,故曰 裆。
【主治】卒中忤恶鬼气,卒倒不知人,逆冷,口鼻出清血,或胸胁腹内绞急切痛,如鬼
击之状,不可按摩,或吐血衄血。用久垢汗衫烧灰,百沸汤或酒服二钱。男用女,女用男。
中衬衣亦可(时珍)。
【附方】新一。
小儿夜啼∶用本儿初穿毛衫儿,放瓶内,自不哭也。(《生生编》)
(出自《本草拾遗》)
【释名】裤(出自《本草纲目》)、犊鼻(出自《本草纲目》)、触衣(出自《本草纲目》)、小衣。
李时珍说:也写作“裈”,是贴身内衣。因为用整幅布折叠制成,所以称为“裈”。其中遮盖隐蔽部位的部分叫“裆”,缝合起来的部分叫“裤”,短款式的叫“犊鼻”。“犊鼻”也是穴位名称,位于膝盖下方。
【主治】清洗裈的汁液:能解毒箭之毒及女劳复(出自《名医别录》)。治疗阴阳易病,将其烧成灰服用。并取与之性交的女人的衣裳覆盖在患者身上(出自李藏器)。主治女劳疸,以及中恶鬼忤(李时珍)。
【发明】李时珍说:据张仲景记载:阴阳易病,身体沉重,气短,小腹里急,或者牵引阴部拘挛紧急,热气上冲胸部,头重不想抬起,眼中生花,膝胫拘挛紧急的,用烧裈散主治。取中间靠近隐蔽部位的布料烧成灰,用水送服一方寸匕,每日三次。小便通畅,阴头轻微肿胀即痊愈。男性患者用女性的,女性患者用男性的。
成无己解释说道:这是为了疏导阴气。
【附方】新收录四方。
金疮伤势严重且受惊者:用女人旧的贴身内衣,烤热后熨烫患处。(李筌《太白阴经》)
胞衣不下:用该妇女的裈覆盖在井口上。或者用她穿过的衣裳罩住灶台。(《千金方》)
房劳黄病:身体沉重无法入睡,眼睛红如朱砂,心下结块突起像瘕积,十死一生。适宜先烙灸上脘穴及心俞穴,再烙灸舌下,灸关元穴一百壮。将妇人内衣烧成灰,用酒送服二钱。(《三十六黄方》)
中鬼昏厥,四肢蜷缩冰冷,口鼻出血。用久脏的溺衣烧成灰。每次服用二钱,用沸水送下。男性患者用女性的,女性患者用男性的。
【附录】月经衣 参见人部天癸条下。
(出自《本草纲目》)
【释名】中单(出自《本草纲目》)、汗裆、羞袒。
李时珍说:古代短襦称为衫,现在称长衣也为衫了。王睿《炙毂子》说:汉王与项羽作战,汗水湿透了中单,因此改名为汗衫。刘熙《释名》说:汗衣在《诗经》中称为泽,意为承受汗水润泽。有的叫鄙袒,有的叫羞袒。用六尺布裁剪,足以覆盖胸背。因为对裸露感到羞愧鄙夷,所以穿这种衣服。又因为前面遮挡胸部,后面遮挡背部,所以称为汗裆。
【主治】突然遭受恶鬼气冲击,突然昏倒不知人事,四肢逆冷,口鼻流出清血,或者胸胁腹内绞急切痛,像被鬼击打的样子,不可按摩,或者吐血衄血。用久垢的汗衫烧成灰,用百沸汤或酒送服二钱。男性患者用女性的,女性患者用男性的。中间穿的衬衣也可以(李时珍)。
【附方】新收录一方。
小儿夜啼:用这个孩子最初穿的毛衫,放在瓶子里,孩子自然就不哭了。(《生生编》)
(From *Bencao Shiyi* [Supplement to Materia Medica])
[Names] Ku (Trousers) (from *Bencao Gangmu* [Compendium of Materia Medica]), Dubi (Calf's Nose) (from *Bencao Gangmu*), Chuyi (Touching Clothes), Xiaoyi (Small Garment).
Li Shizhen said: It is also written as "Kun" (Kun, close-fitting underwear). Because it is made from a whole piece of folded fabric, it is called "Kun". The part that covers the hidden areas is called "Dang" (crotch), the sewn part is called "Ku" (trousers), and the short style is called "Dubin" (Calf's Nose). "Dubin" is also an acupoint name, located below the knee.
[Indications] The liquid from washing Kun: Can detoxify poison arrows and treat Nulaofu (female relapse after sexual intercourse following illness) (from *Mingyi Bie Lu* [Record of Famous Physicians]). For treating Yinyang Yi disease (Yin-Yang Exchange Disease), burn it into ash and ingest. Also, take the garments of the woman with whom the patient had intercourse and cover the patient with them (from Li Canger). It primarily treats Nulaodan (jaundice caused by female labor/sexual exhaustion) and Zhong'e Guiwu (sudden attack by evil spirits/demonic influence) (Li Shizhen).
[Elucidation] Li Shizhen said: According to Zhang Zhongjing: For Yinyang Yi disease, characterized by heavy body, shortness of breath, urgency and tightness in the lower abdomen, or traction causing spasms in the genitalia, heat rushing up to the chest, heaviness of the head making one unwilling to lift it, visual disturbances like seeing flowers, and spasms/tightness in the knees and calves, use Shaokun San (Burnt Kun Powder) as the primary treatment. Take the fabric from the middle near the hidden area, burn it into ash, and administer with water using a Fangcunbi (a measure approx. 2.7 cm square) each time, three times a day. When urination becomes smooth and the glans penis/vulva swells slightly, the patient will recover. Use for men what was used by women, and for women what was used by men.
Cheng Wuji explained: This method is used to guide and release Yin Qi.
[Attached Formulas] Four new formulas.
For severe metal wounds accompanied by fright: Use old inner garments of a woman, roast them until hot, and apply as a compress to the affected area. (Li Quan, *Taibai Yinjing* [White Tiger's Secret Manual])
For retained placenta: Cover the well mouth with the Kun of the woman herself. Or cover the stove with the clothes she was wearing. (*Qianjin Fang* [Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold])
For Huangbing (Yellow Disease) caused by sexual exhaustion: Heavy body, insomnia, eyes red as cinnabar, subepigastric mass resembling Jia (abdominal mass), ten deaths for every one survival. It is suitable to first cauterize the Shangwan (CV13) and Xinshu (BL15) acupoints, then cauterize under the tongue, and moxa the Guanyuan (CV4) acupoint for one hundred Zhuang. Burn the woman's inner garment into ash, and take two Qian with wine. (*Sanshiliu Huangfang* [Formulas for Thirty-Six Yellow Diseases])
Sudden fainting due to demonic attack, limbs curled and cold, bleeding from mouth and nose. Use long-soiled urine-stained underwear burned into ash. Take two Qian per dose, washed down with boiling water. Use for men what was used by women, and for women what was used by men.
[Appendix] Menstrual Garments See under Tian Gui (Heavenly Water/Menstruation) in the Human Section.
(From *Bencao Gangmu*)
[Names] Zhongdan (Inner Single Garment) (from *Bencao Gangmu*), Handang (Sweat Crotch), Xiutan (Shameful Exposure).
Li Shizhen said: In ancient times, short jackets were called Shan (Shirt); now, long garments are also called Shan. Wang Rui's *Zhiguzi* says: When King Han fought against Xiang Yu, his sweat soaked through his Zhongdan, so it was renamed Hanshan (Sweat Shirt). Liu Xi's *Shiming* says: Sweat garments were called Ze in the *Book of Songs*, meaning receiving the moisture of sweat. Some call it Bitan, others Xiutan. Cut from six chi of cloth, sufficient to cover the chest and back. Because it is worn out of shame regarding exposure, this garment is thus named. Furthermore, because it covers the chest in front and the back behind, it is called Handang.
[Indications] Sudden attack by evil ghost qi, sudden collapse with loss of consciousness, cold extremities, clear blood flowing from mouth and nose, or twisting and cutting pain in the chest, hypochondrium, and abdomen, resembling the sensation of being struck by ghosts, where massage is contraindicated, or vomiting blood and epistaxis. Use long-soiled Hanshan burned into ash, administered with boiling water or wine, two Qian per dose. Use for men what was used by women, and for women what was used by men. Inner shirts can also be used (Li Shizhen).
[Attached Formulas] One new formula.
Infant night crying: Take the fur shirt the infant wore initially, place it in a bottle, and the infant will naturally stop crying. (*Shengsheng Bian* [Compilation of Generating Life])