鹿角丸，治五痿，皮缓毛悴，血脉枯槁，肌肉薄着，筋骨羸弱，饮食不滋，庶事不兴，四肢无
力，爪枯发落，眼昏唇燥，疲惫不能支持。
麋角（镑一斤酒浸一宿） 熟地黄（四两） 大附子（生去皮脐一两半）
上用大麦米二升，以一半借底，一半在上，以二布巾隔覆，炊一日，取出药与麦，别焙干为末，以浸药
酒，添清酒煮麦粉为糊，搜和得所，杵三千下，丸如梧子大，每服五十丸，温酒、米汤任下，食前
服。（《三因》）
一文学有奇疾，两足不酸不痛，每行动绝不听其所用，或扭于左而又坠于右，或扭于右而又坠于左，之玄而
行，不能一步步正走。此亦目之稀觏，竟不识为何疾，书无所考。予臆度之，由筋软不能束骨所致，故行动则
偏斜扭坠也。夫筋者肝之所主，肝属木，木纵不收，宜益金以制之。用人参、黄 、白芍药以补肺金，薏苡
仁、虎骨、龟板、杜仲以壮筋骨，以铁华粉专制肝木，炼蜜为丸，早晚服之愈。（《赤水》）
五加皮酒，治筋痿，拘挛疼痛，不便屈伸。
五加皮（半斤） 苍耳子（六两） 枸杞子 苡仁（各四两） 生地黄（二两） 木香（五钱）
以好酒一大埕，将药用囊盛，悬埕中，浸七日，取出焙干为末，炼蜜丸梧子大，空心酒吞八九十丸。
其酒听饮，但常使酒气频相接为妙。（同上）（按∶《六要》等重载治痿酒
剂，概难适用，姑存此方。）
调摄法 天产作阳，浓味发热，先哲格言。但是患痿之人，若不淡薄食味，吾知其必
不能安全也。（《局方发挥》）
鹿角丸，用于治疗五种痿证（肢体软弱无力、运动障碍的一类疾病），症状包括皮肤松弛、毛发枯槁、血脉干枯、肌肉消瘦紧贴骨骼、筋骨瘦弱无力、饮食无法滋养身体、各种事务缺乏兴致、四肢无力、指甲枯槁、头发脱落、眼睛昏花、嘴唇干燥、极度疲惫无法支撑身体。
麋角（镑碎一斤，用酒浸泡一夜） 熟地黄（四两） 大附子（生用，去皮去脐，一两半）
以上药材，取大麦米二升，一半铺在锅底，一半铺在上面，用两块布巾隔开覆盖，蒸煮一天，取出药材和大麦，分别焙干后研为细末，用浸泡药材的酒，加入清酒煮大麦粉成糊状，调和均匀，捣杵三千下，制成梧桐子大小的丸剂，每次服用五十丸，温酒或米汤送服均可，饭前服用。（出自《三因方》）
有一位文人患有奇特的疾病，双足不酸不痛，但每次行动完全不听使唤，有时向左扭曲却向右坠落，有时向右扭曲却向左坠落，行走时歪歪斜斜，不能一步步正直行走。这也是很少见到的病症，竟然不知道是什么病，书籍中也没有记载。我推测其原因，是由于筋软不能约束骨骼所致，所以行动时就会偏斜、扭曲、坠落。筋是由肝所主管的，肝属木，木气放纵不收敛，应当补益肺金以制约它。使用人参、黄芩、白芍药来补益肺金，薏苡仁、虎骨、龟板、杜仲来强壮筋骨，用铁华粉专门克制肝木，炼蜜为丸，早晚服用即可痊愈。（出自《赤水玄珠》）
五加皮酒，用于治疗筋痿（以筋脉拘急、弛缓为主要表现的痿证），症状包括拘挛疼痛，不便屈伸。
五加皮（半斤） 苍耳子（六两） 枸杞子 薏苡仁（各四两） 生地黄（二两） 木香（五钱）
用好酒一大坛，将药材装入囊袋，悬挂在坛中，浸泡七天，取出焙干研为细末，炼蜜制成梧桐子大小的丸剂，空腹时用酒吞服八九十丸。剩下的酒随意饮用，只要经常保持体内有酒气相连贯为妙。（同上）（按：《六要》等书再次大量收录治疗痿证的酒剂，大多难以适用，姑且保存此方。）
调摄方法 天然产出的食物多属阳，浓厚滋味易致发热，这是先哲的格言。但是患痿证的人，如果不清淡饮食，我知道他一定不能平安无事。（出自《局方发挥》）
Lujiao Wan (Deer Horn Pill) is used to treat the five types of Wei syndrome (a category of diseases characterized by flaccidity and weakness of the limbs), with symptoms including loose skin, withered hair, dry blood vessels, emaciated muscles adhering closely to bones, weak sinews and bones, inability of diet to nourish the body, lack of interest in various affairs, weakness in the four limbs, withered nails, falling hair, blurred vision, dry lips, extreme fatigue making it impossible to support oneself.
Milu Jiao (Elk Horn, pounded into powder, one jin, soaked in wine overnight) Shu Dihuang (Prepared Rehmannia Root, four liang) Da Fuzi (Raw Aconite Root, peeled and de-navelled, one and a half liang).
Take two sheng of barley rice, place half at the bottom of the pot and half on top, cover with two cloth towels to separate, and steam for one day. Remove the herbs and barley, dry them separately by baking, and grind into fine powder. Use the wine in which the herbs were soaked, add clear wine, and cook the barley flour into a paste. Mix thoroughly, pound three thousand times, and form pills the size of a Chinese quince seed. Take fifty pills per dose, administered with warm wine or rice gruel as desired, taken before meals. (From *San Yin Fang*)
A scholar suffered from a peculiar disease: his feet were neither sore nor painful, but every time he moved, they did not obey his will. Sometimes they twisted to the left yet fell to the right; sometimes they twisted to the right yet fell to the left. He walked crookedly and could not walk straight step by step. This is also a rarely seen condition, and its nature was unknown, with no records in books. I speculated that it was caused by soft sinews unable to bind the bones, hence the deviation, twisting, and falling during movement. Sinews are governed by the Liver, which belongs to Wood. When Wood energy is lax and uncontrolled, one should benefit Metal (Lung) to restrain it. Use Renshen (Ginseng Root), Huangqin (Scutellaria Root), and Baishao Yao (White Peony Root) to tonify Lung Metal; Yiyiren (Coix Seed), Hugu (Tiger Bone), Guiban (Tortoise Shell), and Duzhong (Eucommia Bark) to strengthen sinews and bones; and Tiehua Fen (Iron Powder) to specifically control Liver Wood. Form pills with refined honey, take morning and evening, and the disease will be cured. (From *Chishui Xuanzhu*)
Wujiapi Jiu (Acanthopanax Wine) is used to treat Jin Wei (Sinew Flaccidity, a type of Wei syndrome characterized mainly by sinew tension or relaxation), with symptoms including spasms and pain, difficulty in flexion and extension.
Wujiapi (Acanthopanacis Cortex, half a jin) Can'er Zi (Xanthii Fruit, six liang) Gouqizi (Goji Berry) Yiyiren (Coix Seed, four liang each) Sheng Dihuang (Rehmannia Root, two liang) Muxiang (Costus Root, five qian).
Place the herbs in a bag and suspend them in a large jar of good wine. Soak for seven days, remove, dry by baking, and grind into powder. Form pills the size of a Chinese quince seed with refined honey. Swallow eighty to ninety pills with wine on an empty stomach. The remaining wine can be drunk freely; it is best to maintain a continuous presence of alcohol in the body. (Ibid.) (Note: *Liuyao* and other texts extensively record wine preparations for treating Wei syndrome, most of which are difficult to apply practically. This formula is preserved tentatively.)
Regulation Method: Naturally produced foods tend to be Yang, and rich flavors tend to generate heat; this is a maxim of the sages. However, for patients suffering from Wei syndrome, if they do not adhere to a bland diet, I know they cannot remain safe and sound. (From *Jufang Fahui*)