有一患者，瘀血流注，腰膂两足俱黑。随饮童便酒，砭出瘀血糜肉，投以小柴胡汤，去
半夏加山栀、芩、连、骨碎补，以清肝火；用八珍、茯苓，以壮脾胃，死肉溃而新肉生。后
疮复溃，得静调治，年余而痊。
有一患者，瘀血攻注，阴囊溃而成漏，脓水清稀。所服皆寒凉之剂，诊其肝脉短涩，余
脉浮而无力，此肝木受肺金克制，又元气虚，不能收敛，遂用壮脾胃生气血之方，元气少复
。后终殁于金旺之日。
有一患者，肿痛发热，作渴汗出。余曰∶此阴血受伤也。先砭去恶秽，以通壅塞。后用
四物、柴胡、黄芩、山栀、丹皮、骨碎补，以清肝火而愈。
有一患者，伤处揉散，惟肿痛不消。余曰∶此瘀血在内，宜急砭之。不从。余以萝卜自
然汁调山栀末敷之，破处以当归膏贴之，更服活血之剂而瘥。数年之后，但遇天阴，仍作
痒痛，始知不砭之失。
有一患者，臀腿黑肿，而反不破，但胀痛重坠，皆以为内无瘀血，惟敷凉药，可以止痛
。余诊其尺脉涩而结，此因体肥肉浓，瘀血蓄深，刺去即愈，否则内溃，有烂筋伤骨之患。
余入针四寸，漂黑血数升，肿痛遂止；是日发热恶寒，烦渴头痛，此气血俱虚而然也，以十
全大补之剂遂瘥。
有一患者，瘀血内胀， 痛发热，口干作渴，饮食不甘，四肢倦怠。余曰∶此肝火炽盛
，脾土受制，故患前症。喜其禀实年壮，第用降火清肝活血之剂而愈。
有一位患者，瘀血流注于体内，导致腰部和两足皮肤发黑。随即饮用童便（童子尿）和酒，用砭石刺破皮肤放出瘀血及腐烂组织，然后投以小柴胡汤，去掉半夏，加入山栀、黄芩、黄连以清泻肝火；接着使用八珍汤和茯苓，以补益脾胃，最终腐肉脱落，新肉生长。后来疮口再次溃破，经过静养调治，一年多后痊愈。
有一位患者，瘀血攻注于阴囊，导致阴囊溃烂并形成瘘管，脓液清稀。此前服用的都是寒凉药物，诊察其肝脉短而涩，其余脉象浮而无力，这是肝木受到肺金克制，加之元气虚弱，不能收敛固摄，于是采用补益脾胃、滋生气血的方剂，元气稍作恢复。但最终在秋季金气旺盛之日去世。
有一位患者，患处肿痛发热，口渴出汗。我说：这是阴血受损所致。先用砭石去除恶秽之物，以疏通壅塞。随后使用四物汤、柴胡、黄芩、山栀、丹皮、骨碎补，以清泻肝火而痊愈。
有一位患者，因伤处被揉散，只有肿痛不消。我说：这是瘀血留在体内，应当紧急用砭石刺破排瘀。患者没有听从。我用萝卜自然汁调和山栀末外敷，破溃处用当归膏贴敷，再内服活血药剂而病愈。几年之后，每逢阴天，患处仍会痒痛，这才知道当初未用砭石的失误。
有一位患者，臀部和腿部黑肿，但反而没有破溃，只是胀痛沉重下坠感。大家都认为内部没有瘀血，只敷凉药即可止痛。我诊察其尺脉涩而结滞，这是因为身体肥胖脂肪厚，瘀血蓄积较深，针刺排出后即可痊愈，否则会导致内部溃烂，有烂筋伤骨的祸患。我进针四寸，放出黑色血液数升，肿痛随即停止；当天出现发热恶寒、烦躁口渴、头痛等症状，这是气血俱虚所致，服用十全大补汤等补益剂后痊愈。
有一位患者，瘀血内停导致腹胀，疼痛发热，口干口渴，饮食无味，四肢倦怠。我说：这是肝火炽盛，脾土受制，所以患上上述症状。庆幸他体质充实、年富力强，仅用降火、清肝、活血的药剂而痊愈。
A patient presented with blood stasis flowing and accumulating, resulting in black discoloration of the lower back and both feet. The patient was immediately given a decoction of child's urine (Tongbian) and wine, followed by scarification (Bian) to release stagnant blood and necrotic tissue. Xiao Chai Hu Tang (Minor Bupleurum Decoction) was administered with Banxia (Pinelliae Rhizoma) removed, and Zhizi (Gardeniae Fructus), Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix), and Lianzi (Coptidis Rhizoma) added to clear Liver fire; subsequently, Bazhen Tang (Eight Treasure Decoction) and Fuling (Poria) were used to strengthen the Spleen and Stomach. The necrotic tissue sloughed off, and new flesh grew. Later, the wound ulcerated again, but after rest and regulation, the patient recovered after more than a year.
Another patient suffered from blood stasis attacking and accumulating in the scrotum, leading to ulceration and fistula formation with thin, clear pus. Previous treatments consisted solely of cold-natured herbs. The Liver pulse was short and choppy, while other pulses were floating and weak. This indicated that Liver Wood was constrained by Lung Metal, compounded by deficiency of Yuan Qi (Original Qi) failing to consolidate. A formula to tonify the Spleen and Stomach and generate Qi and Blood was prescribed, leading to slight recovery of Yuan Qi. However, the patient eventually passed away on a day when Metal energy was at its peak (Autumn).
A third patient presented with swelling, pain, fever, thirst, and sweating. I stated: "This is injury to Yin Blood." First, scarification was used to remove foul matter and unblock obstruction. Then, Siwu Tang (Four Substance Decoction), Chaihu (Bupleuri Radix), Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix), Zhizi (Gardeniae Fructus), Danpi (Moutan Cortex), and Gusuibu (Drynariae Rhizoma) were used to clear Liver fire, resulting in recovery.
A fourth patient had an injury site where the tissue had been rubbed apart, leaving only persistent swelling and pain. I stated: "There is blood stasis inside; it should be urgently treated with scarification." The patient did not comply. I applied a paste made of Zhizi powder mixed with fresh juice of Raphanus sativus (Radish) externally, and applied Danggui Gao (Angelica Ointment) to the broken skin, along with internal administration of blood-activating agents, leading to recovery. Years later, the area would still itch and hurt during cloudy weather, revealing the error of not using scarification initially.
A fifth patient presented with black swelling of the buttocks and thighs, without rupture, but with severe distending pain and a heavy sensation. Others believed there was no internal blood stasis and suggested applying cooling herbs for pain relief. I palpated the Chi (Cun) pulse as choppy and knotted, indicating that due to obesity and thick fat, the blood stasis was deeply accumulated. Puncture would lead to immediate cure; otherwise, internal ulceration with risks of tendon rotting and bone damage would occur. I inserted the needle four cun deep, draining several sheng (a unit of volume) of black blood, which stopped the swelling and pain. On that day, the patient experienced fever, aversion to cold, irritability, thirst, and headache, signs of dual deficiency of Qi and Blood. Recovery was achieved with Shiquan Dabu Tang (Complete Great Tonifying Decoction).
A sixth patient presented with abdominal distension due to internal blood stasis, pain, fever, dry mouth, thirst, poor appetite, and limb fatigue. I stated: "This is excessive Liver fire constraining Spleen Earth, causing these symptoms." Fortunately, the patient was robust and young. Treatment with herbs to descend fire, clear the Liver, and activate blood led to recovery.