\r绵大戟\pa41.bmp\r，一名山萝卜，味辛、苦、辣，性微温，有小毒。治胃中年久食
积、痰积，状结如胶。攻虫积，利水道，下气，消水肿，吐痰涎。
（单方）治水肿。绵大戟末，每服五分，滚水送下。忌盐百日为止，若日数忌少，肿病
仍发。但泻去黄水，肿消，如泻不止。冷粥补之。
（单方）治一切积滞、食积、痰积、气积、虫积、痞块疼痛、胸膈膨胀、肚腹鼓胀、饮
食不消
绵大戟为末，米糊为丸，如马豆子大。每服七丸，滚水下。用大戟须去皮心，连皮吃令
人大泻，连心吃令人大吐，心皮俱吃，令人吐泻。独根者良。生叉者不效。
──丛本卷中
\r遍地金\pa42.bmp\r，味苦、涩，性寒。有收涩之功。
附方 治日久水泻、久痢赤、白。
遍地金，引用乌梅一个，砂糖少许，汤煎服。
──丛本卷中
\r金丝桃\pa43.bmp\r，味苦，性寒。行肝气，利小便，治诸淋，利膀胱，止茎中痛。
走经络，止筋骨疼，止偏坠气疼、膀胱疝气，良效。
（单方）治膀胱疝气、左右偏坠、肾子肿大。金丝桃不拘多少，引点水酒煨服。为末，
可治癞疮。
──丛本卷下
苦连翘，味苦，性寒。除六经实热，泻火，发散诸风热，咽喉疼痛，内、外乳蛾肿红，
小儿 腮，风火虫牙肿痛，清热明目。
（附方）治牙根肿痛不可忍者。
苦连翘根于肿处噙之效。用根叶（二钱）花椒少许，煎汤漱之效，或煨吃亦可。
──务本卷三
土连翘，硬枝，碎叶，黄花。味苦，性寒。主治五经实热可散，讽诵伤喉可解，咽喉痛
而少阴火逢之，一剂效如神。妇人乳结，小儿热， 腮疼痛，用之立瘥。采花叶敷火疮热毒
，最良。
──模板卷五
绵大戟，又名山萝卜，味道辛、苦、辣，药性微温，有小毒。用于治疗胃中多年食物停滞、痰湿停滞，结块状如胶冻。能攻逐虫积，通利水道，降气，消除水肿，催吐痰涎。
（单方）治疗水肿。将绵大戟研成粉末，每次服用五分，用滚开水送服。忌食盐一百天为限，如果忌盐天数不足，水肿病仍会复发。服药后若泻出黄水，水肿消退；如果腹泻不止，喝冷粥来补救。
（单方）治疗各种积滞、食积、痰积、气积、虫积，痞块疼痛，胸膈部胀满，腹部鼓胀，饮食不消化。
将绵大戟研成粉末，用米糊制作成丸剂，大小如马豆子。每次服用七丸，用滚开水送服。使用大戟时须去掉外皮和中心部分，如果连皮吃会导致严重腹泻，如果连心吃会导致严重呕吐，皮和心都吃，会导致上吐下泻。以独根者为佳。分叉生长的无效。
──丛本卷中
遍地金，味道苦、涩，药性寒。具有收敛固涩的功效。
附方 治疗日久不愈的水样腹泻、久痢赤白。
取遍地金，配伍乌梅一个，少许砂糖，用水煎煮后服用。
──丛本卷中
金丝桃，味道苦，药性寒。能疏行肝气，通利小便，治疗各种淋证，通利膀胱，缓解尿道疼痛。
能通行经络，缓解筋骨疼痛，治疗偏坠气痛、膀胱疝气，疗效良好。
（单方）治疗膀胱疝气、左右睾丸偏坠、睾丸肿大。金丝桃不拘数量，配合少量水酒煨熟后服用。研成粉末，可治疗癞疮。
──丛本卷下
苦连翘，味道苦，药性寒。能清除六经实热，泻火，发散各种风热，治疗咽喉疼痛，内外乳蛾红肿，小儿腮颊肿痛，风火引起的虫牙肿痛，清热明目。
（附方）治疗牙根肿痛难以忍受者。
含嚼苦连翘根部在患处有效。用根叶二钱，少许花椒，煎汤漱口有效，或者煨熟食用也可以。
──务本卷三
土连翘，枝条坚硬，叶片细碎，开黄花。味道苦，药性寒。主治五脏实热可散，诵读过度损伤喉咙可解，咽喉痛且伴有少阴火邪者，一剂药效果神速。妇人乳房结块，小儿发热，腮颊疼痛，使用此药立即痊愈。采集花叶敷于火疮热毒处，效果最好。
──模板卷五
Mian Daji (Euphorbia fischeriana), also known as Shan Luobo, has a pungent, bitter, and spicy taste, is slightly warm in nature, and possesses slight toxicity. It treats long-standing food stagnation and phlegm accumulation in the stomach, presenting as gelatinous masses. It attacks parasitic accumulation, promotes urination, directs Qi downward, reduces edema, and induces vomiting of phlegm-saliva.
(Single herb prescription) For treating edema: Take Mian Daji powder, administer 5 fen per dose, with boiling water. Avoid salt for 100 days; if the duration of avoidance is insufficient, the edema will recur. After taking the medicine, if yellow fluid is discharged and edema subsides, but diarrhea persists, consume cold congee to counteract it.
(Single herb prescription) For treating all types of stagnation, including food, phlegm, Qi, and parasites; pain from mass formations; distension in the chest and diaphragm; abdominal鼓胀 (drum-like distension); and indigestion.
Grind Mian Daji into powder, bind with rice paste to make pills the size of horse beans. Administer 7 pills per dose with boiling water. When using Daji, the skin and core must be removed. Consuming the skin causes severe diarrhea; consuming the core causes severe vomiting; consuming both causes vomiting and diarrhea. Single-rooted plants are superior; branched ones are ineffective.
── Congben Volume Middle
Bian Di Jin, has a bitter and astringent taste, and is cold in nature. It possesses astringent properties.
Attached Prescription For treating chronic watery diarrhea and chronic dysentery with red and white discharge.
Take Bian Di Jin, combine with one Wumei (Mume Fruit), a little brown sugar, decoct in water, and take orally.
── Congben Volume Middle
Jin Si Tao, has a bitter taste and is cold in nature. It moves Liver Qi, promotes urination, treats various Lin syndromes, benefits the Bladder, and stops pain in the urethra.
It travels through the meridians, stops bone and tendon pain, treats hernial Qi pain and Bladder hernia, with excellent efficacy.
(Single herb prescription) For treating Bladder hernia, unilateral or bilateral testicular descent/swelling. Use Jin Si Tao without specific quantity, simmer with a small amount of water and wine, and take orally. In powder form, it can treat leprosy sores.
── Congben Volume Lower
Ku Lian Qiao, has a bitter taste and is cold in nature. It clears excess heat from the Six Channels, drains fire, disperses various Wind-Heat pathogens, treats sore throat, swelling and redness of internal and external Ru E (tonsillar hypertrophy), mumps in children, swelling and pain of carious teeth due to Wind-Fire, clears heat, and brightens the eyes.
(Attached Prescription) For treating unbearable swelling and pain of the tooth roots.
Holding the root of Ku Lian Qiao in the affected area is effective. Use 2 qian of root and leaves with a little Huajiao (Sichuan Pepper), decoct in water for gargling, which is effective; or it can be roasted and eaten.
── Wuben Volume Three
Tu Lian Qiao, has hard branches, fragmented leaves, and yellow flowers. It has a bitter taste and is cold in nature. Its main indications include dispersing excess heat of the Five Viscera, relieving throat injury caused by excessive recitation, and treating sore throat accompanied by Shaoyin Fire, with miraculous efficacy after one dose. It treats breast lumps in women, fever in children, and painful mumps, bringing immediate recovery. Applying the collected flowers and leaves to hot-toxic fire sores yields the best results.
── Moban Volume Five