其症胸背肿痛，小腹胀满，见食即呕，心中跳跃，挑两大腿腋，见血即愈。
其症眼肿，浑身青紫，两胁攻心，句似有落字。大小便不通。男挑龟头，女挑鸡冠，（阴户之
心。）出血即愈。
其症两胁胀，胃口痛甚。随将病者手腕赶捻，视有紫疙瘩者，即此症也。治用大针将手腕重
刺一针，起针时若见紫血喷出，痧胀随消，忌冷、白饭、绿豆。
其症肚腹搅痛，翻上翻下。治法从胳膊上赶下内中气血，用带子将两手腕扎住，
各指稍抱甲肉上当中刺一针，捻出恶血即愈。
（一法，用青布蘸烧酒遍身擦，黄蒿水薰洗亦可汗。又法，用手推背上二筋，撮起掐紧时许。）
其症发热无汗，心内发烧，口干呕吐，前后心毛孔周遭高阜，（句疑有错误字。）紫色三四
处，即此症也。治用针挑前后心，挑患处，将羊毛剔净，蒙被出汗即愈。如不应，再用砂糖少许，
生姜三片，武夷茶一撮，同煎服。忌腥冷月余，无不效。
其症浑身发烧，解里衣体热不可当，心口一块滚上滚下，挑肚脐并两乳即愈。
（狗挣同此治法。）
其症头痛，头沉，头扬，恶心，眼黑发搐，指甲先青，然后遍体皆青，上吐下
泻，不能言，小腹痛，甚至无脉，身凉，如不急治，倾刻殒命。牙关如闭，速用箸摇开口，令病患
卷舌视之，根下如有青红紫泡，急用针刺泡见血，用雄黄末点之，滚水和雄黄末饮之，或炮药点
之亦好，被盖头出汗即愈，忌风三日。
其症状表现为胸背部肿痛，小腹胀满，见到食物就呕吐，心中慌乱跳跃感，挑刺两大腿腋窝处，见血即可痊愈。
其症状表现为眼睑肿胀，全身皮肤青紫，两胁疼痛攻及心胸（原文此处似有脱字），大小便不通畅。男性挑刺龟头部位，女性挑刺阴户中心（即阴蒂/阴道口区域），出血即可痊愈。
其症状表现为两胁胀满，胃口处疼痛剧烈。随即用手在患者手腕处向上下推捻，观察是否有紫色疙瘩出现，若有则是此症。治疗使用大针在手腕处重刺一针，起针时若见紫血喷出，痧胀随之消除，忌食生冷、白米饭和绿豆。
其症状表现为肚腹搅动疼痛，身体翻来覆去不安。治疗方法是从胳膊上向下推赶内中的气血，用带子将两只手腕扎紧，在每个手指指甲肉中间的位置刺一针，捻出恶血即可痊愈。
（另一种方法，用青布蘸烧酒擦拭全身，用黄蒿水熏洗也可发汗。又一种方法，用手推按背上的两条筋，捏起掐紧片刻。）其症状表现为发热无汗，内心烦热，口干呕吐，前胸后背毛孔周围隆起呈高阜状（原文此处疑有错字），紫色斑块三四处，即是此症。治疗用针挑刺前胸和后背患处，将羊毛剔除干净，蒙被出汗即可痊愈。如果无效，再用少许砂糖、生姜三片、武夷茶一撮，共同煎服。忌食腥冷食物一个月左右，没有不有效的。
其症状表现为全身发热，解开内衣后体热难耐，心口有一块东西滚来滚去，挑刺肚脐和两侧乳房即可痊愈。
（狗挣病的治疗方法与此相同。）
其症状表现为头痛，头沉，头部仰起，恶心，眼睛发黑抽搐，指甲先变青，然后全身皆青，上吐下泻，不能说话，小腹痛，甚至脉象消失，身体发凉，如不紧急治疗，顷刻间就会死亡。牙关紧闭，速用筷子摇开口腔，令病患卷舌查看，舌根下方如有青红紫色水泡，急用针刺破水泡见血，用雄黄粉末点涂，滚水和雄黄粉末饮用，或用炮制过的药物点涂也可以，盖被头部出汗即可痊愈，忌风三日。
The symptoms include swelling and pain in the chest and back, fullness and distension in the lower abdomen, vomiting upon seeing food, a sensation of jumping or palpitation in the heart, and pricking the axillary regions of both thighs until bleeding occurs, which leads to recovery.
The symptoms include swollen eyelids, cyanosis (bluish discoloration) of the whole body, pain in the hypochondriac regions attacking the heart and chest (the original text seems to have missing characters), and obstruction of urination and defecation. For males, prick the glans penis; for females, prick the center of the vulva (yinhu zhi xin), and bleeding leads to recovery.
The symptoms include distension in the hypochondriac regions and severe pain at the stomach opening. Immediately push and knead the patient's wrist up and down, observing for purple nodules; if present, it is this syndrome. Treatment involves using a large needle to heavily puncture one point on the wrist. When withdrawing the needle, if purple blood spurts out, the sha distension dissipates immediately. Avoid cold foods, white rice, and mung beans.
The symptoms include churning pain in the abdomen and restlessness with rolling movements. The treatment method is to push the qi and blood from the arms downwards towards the interior. Tie both wrists tightly with a strap, and prick one needle in the middle of the nail flesh of each finger, twisting to release evil blood, which leads to recovery.
(Another method: wipe the whole body with green cloth soaked in distilled liquor; fumigating and washing with artemisia annua water can also induce sweating. Another method: push the two tendons on the back, pinch them tightly for a moment.) The symptoms include fever without sweating, internal burning sensation, dry mouth, vomiting, elevated protuberances around the pores of the anterior and posterior chest (the sentence likely contains an error), and three or four patches of purple coloration, indicating this syndrome. Treatment involves pricking the anterior and posterior chest and affected areas, removing wool hairs completely, and covering the patient to induce sweating for recovery. If ineffective, boil a small amount of sugar, three slices of fresh ginger, and a pinch of Wuyi tea together and administer orally. Avoid raw/cold and fishy foods for about a month; there will be no failure in efficacy.
The symptoms include fever throughout the body, unbearable heat when undergarments are removed, a rolling sensation in the epigastric region, and pricking the umbilicus and both breasts leads to recovery.
(The treatment method for "Dog Zheng" is the same as above.)
The symptoms include headache, heavy head, inability to lower the head, nausea, blackening of the eyes with convulsions, fingernails turning cyan first followed by cyanosis of the entire body, vomiting and diarrhea, inability to speak, lower abdominal pain, even absence of pulse, and cool body temperature. If not treated urgently, death may occur instantly. If the jaw is clenched, quickly use chopsticks to pry open the mouth, ask the patient to roll up their tongue, and inspect the area under the root of the tongue. If there are cyan, red, or purple blisters, prick them with a needle until bleeding occurs, apply realgar powder to the site, drink boiling water mixed with realgar powder, or apply prepared herbal medicine; covering the head to induce sweating leads to recovery. Avoid wind exposure for three days.