其症两腮肿胀，憎寒，恶热。外用赤小豆、柏叶，共捣烂，水醋调敷。内服，薄荷浓煎汤，
服之。
其症喉硬、舌强，并牵耳中。急以针刺喉上，横七针，竖七针。朱砂，不拘多少，研。蜜
一匙，入烧酒和匀，灌之。
其症喉痛，发热恶心，痛连腮颊，头亦痛，喉旁有疙瘩，四散红丝如蟹爪，压舌针挑之。要
挑爪，不可挑顶。每爪上挑一针，令血出，旋以朱砂末搽之，再含咽醋少许即愈。如刺当中顶，
即为伤蟹盖，必出脓，不食而危。
（刮出紫疙瘩六个，即难治。）
其症初发如伤寒热病，三四日小腹胀满。不治数日即死。用麻一缕，如指粗。
先自两肩头刮至手腕，刮出紫疙瘩，针刺破，挤去恶血，又自两大腿跟刮至两足跟，有紫疙瘩刺
破，去恶血，（俱男先左，女先右。）又自咽窝刮至脐下，刺法如前，实时汗愈。
（一名结肋瘟，甚恶，不治数日即毙。）
其症但胁肋痛。萝白切片，蘸烧酒刮痛处，出痧即愈。未愈，用豆油一大盅，铜勺熬三分之
一，服之愈。又法，青布包黑矾，蘸烧酒刮痧。又法，烙香油浓饼碗口大，乘热熨痛处，冷即易，
可用三四饼，饼弃勿食，忌生冷。
其症壮热、烦闷，遍身痛如蝥刺所伤，俗名蝥刺瘟，以痧治之。林月溪患时疫，壮热，口渴，胸
腹迷闷，手摩之如蝥刺伤痛，遍体皆然，因放腿湾痧廿余针，毒血成流，用山甲、天虫、角刺，
加活血顺气药，稍饮之而痊。
其症状表现为两侧腮部肿胀，怕冷，厌恶发热。外用赤小豆、柏叶，共同捣烂，用水和醋调和后敷贴患处。内服方面，将薄荷浓煎成汤剂服用。
其症状表现为咽喉僵硬、舌体强硬，并牵连至耳中。急需以针刺咽喉上方，横向刺七针，纵向刺七针。取朱砂，用量不限，研磨成粉。取一匙蜂蜜，加入烧酒搅拌均匀，灌服患者。
其症状表现为神志昏沉、不能进食。用芋头烧成灰但保留药性（存性），研磨成末，用黄酒送服。
其症状表现为咽喉疼痛，发热恶心，疼痛牵连腮颊，头部也痛，喉旁有疙瘩，周围散在红色血丝如同蟹爪，需用针挑破舌头上的这些“爪”状物。要注意挑破“爪”尖，不可挑破顶端。每个“爪”上挑一针，令血液流出，随即用朱砂末涂抹患处，再含咽少许醋即可痊愈。如果刺中中间的顶端，就会损伤“蟹盖”，必然化脓，导致无法进食而危及生命。
（若刮出六个紫黑色疙瘩，则属于难治之症。）
其症状初发时类似伤寒热病，三四日后出现小腹胀满。若不治疗，数日内即死亡。取麻线一缕，粗细如手指。先从两个肩头刮拭至手腕，刮出紫黑色疙瘩，用针刺破，挤出恶血；又从两大腿根部刮拭至两足跟，若有紫黑色疙瘩则刺破，排出恶血（男性先刮左侧，女性先刮右侧）；再从腋窝下方刮拭至脐下，针刺方法同上，立即出汗即可痊愈。
（此病又名结肋瘟，病情凶险，若不治疗数日内即死亡。）
其症状仅为胁肋部疼痛。将萝卜切片，蘸取烧酒刮拭疼痛部位，出痧后即可痊愈。若未痊愈，用一大盅豆油，用铜勺熬煮至原量的三分之一，服用后可愈。另一种方法，用青布包裹黑矾，蘸取烧酒进行刮痧。还有一种方法，烙制香油浓饼，大小如碗口，趁热熨烫疼痛部位，变冷后即更换，可用三四张饼，饼弃去勿食，忌食生冷食物。
其症状表现为高热、烦闷，全身疼痛如同被蝥虫刺伤所致，俗名蝥刺瘟，按痧证治疗。林月溪患时疫，高热，口渴，胸腹闷胀不适，用手抚摸皮肤感觉如同蝥虫刺伤般疼痛，全身皆然，因此在其腘窝处放痧二十余针，毒血如水流淌，使用穿山甲、僵蚕、皂角刺，加入活血顺气药物，稍加饮用后痊愈。
Its symptoms include swelling of both cheeks, aversion to cold, and aversion to heat. Externally, use Adzuki Bean (Vigna angularis) and Biota Leaf (Biota orientalis), pound them together into a paste, mix with water and vinegar, and apply as a poultice. Internally, decope Mint (Mentha haplocalyx) in strong concentration and drink the soup.
Its symptoms include stiffness of the throat and tongue, extending to the ears. Urgently needle the upper part of the throat, inserting seven needles horizontally and seven needles vertically. Take Cinnabar (Zhusha), in any amount, and grind it into powder. Mix one spoonful of Honey (Fengmi) with Baijiu (Chinese liquor) until uniform, and administer by force-feeding.
Its symptoms include lethargy and inability to eat. Burn Taro (Yutou) to ash while preserving its medicinal properties, grind into powder, and swallow with Yellow Rice Wine (Huangjiu).
Its symptoms include sore throat, fever, nausea, pain radiating to the cheeks, headache, lumps beside the throat, and scattered red filaments resembling crab claws. Use a needle to prick the "claws" on the tongue. It is crucial to prick the tips of the claws, not the tops. Prick each claw once to allow blood to flow out, then immediately apply Cinnabar powder to the area, and hold a small amount of vinegar in the mouth to swallow; this will lead to recovery. If the central top is pricked, it damages the "crab shell," leading to pus formation, inability to eat, and critical condition.
(If six purple-black nodules are scraped out, it is difficult to treat.)
The initial onset resembles Cold Damage (Shanghan) or febrile disease. After three to four days, lower abdominal distension occurs. Without treatment, death ensues within several days. Take a strand of hemp thread, as thick as a finger. First, scrape from both shoulders down to the wrists until purple-black nodules appear. Prick these nodules with a needle and squeeze out the foul blood. Then, scrape from both thigh roots down to the heels. If purple-black nodules appear, prick them and remove the foul blood. (For men, start on the left side first; for women, start on the right side first.) Scrape from the axillary fossa down to below the umbilicus, using the same needling method. Sweating immediately indicates recovery.
(This disease is also known as Jie Lei Wen [Knotting Rib Plague], which is severe. Without treatment, death occurs within several days.)
The symptom is solely pain in the hypochondriac region. Slice Radish (Luobo), dip in Baijiu, and scrape the painful area until Sha (sand-like rash) appears; recovery follows. If not recovered, take a large cup of Soybean Oil (Douyou), boil it in a copper spoon until reduced to one-third of the original volume, and drink it to cure. Another method: wrap Alum (Heifan) in blue cloth, dip in Baijiu, and perform scraping. Another method: bake a thick pancake made of Sesame Oil (Xiangyou), about the size of a bowl rim, and apply it hot to the painful area. Replace when cool. Three or four pancakes may be used. Discard the pancakes and do not eat them. Avoid raw and cold foods.
The symptoms include high fever, restlessness, and whole-body pain as if injured by insect stings. Commonly known as Mao Ci Wen [Mao-Sting Plague], it is treated as Sha disease. Lin Yuexi suffered from an epidemic disease with high fever, thirst, and chest/abdominal oppression. Palpation of the skin felt like pain from insect stings throughout the body. Therefore, Sha therapy was performed at the popliteal fossae with over twenty needles, causing toxic blood to flow profusely. He was prescribed Pangolin Scales (Shanjia), Bombyx Batryticatus (Tianchong), and Gleditsia Sinensis Thorn (Jiaoci), combined with herbs that invigorate blood and regulate qi. With slight intake, he recovered.