\r青竹叶\pc98.bmp\r，味苦，性寒。入心肺，泻火。治肺气上逆喘促，降肺气，止咳，
宽中消热。同灯草煎服。
──丛本卷下
\r毛竹叶\pc99.bmp\r，生荒野间，形似竹叶，生一小枝，叶上有毛，俗呼土淡竹叶。
味甘、苦。无毒。治妇人血虚发热，大烧成痨。服之神效。亦能利大小便，治热疾成血淋。
服此竹叶，能分阴阳而退骨蒸劳热。
──务本卷一上
\r地龙\pc100.bmp\r，一名蚯蚓，又名蛐 。味苦、辛，性寒。祛风。治小儿螈 惊
风，
口眼歪斜，强筋，治痿软。
（附方） 治小儿急热惊风，手足螈 。
地龙（五条洗白） 朱砂（二分） 将地龙捣烂，入朱砂调服。
（又方） 治小儿肾囊肿大或硬用之。
蚯蚓粪不拘多少 冰片（二分） 共为末，芝麻油调搽，或菜油亦可。
──务本卷三
\r白螺粉\pc101.bmp\r，味咸，性温。消痞积，治五积六聚，肚腹寒冷久痛，噎膈，
饮食不下。烧酒为引，冲服。
──丛本卷下
\r田螺\pc102.bmp\r，味微咸，性大寒。解酒毒，止呕吐、恶心，反胃。
（附单方） 治单腹胀疼，良效。
田螺（一个） 葱头（三个） 麝香（二分）共捣烂填脐内，上用帕束定，过一宿，以
利为度。
（又方） 治腋臭方。
田螺（一个） 冰片二分 将田螺捣烂入磁器内，入冰片。隔一宿化为水，将水搽两腋
下，臭自止。此方治好数十人，两腋体臭气立效。
──条本卷三
青竹叶，味苦，性寒。入心、肺二经，具有泻火功效。治疗肺气上逆导致的喘息急促，能降肺气，止咳，宽胸中气机并消除热邪。与灯心草一起煎煮后服用。
──丛本卷下
毛竹叶，生长在荒野之间，形状像竹叶，生有一小枝，叶面上有毛，俗称土淡竹叶。味甘、苦。无毒。治疗妇女因血虚引起的发热，以及高热日久形成的劳损病（痨病）。服用此药效果显著。也能通利大小便，治疗因热邪导致的血淋证。服用这种竹叶，能够调和阴阳，退除骨蒸劳热。
──务本卷一上
地龙，又名蚯蚓，又称蛐蟮。味苦、辛，性寒。具有祛风功效。治疗小儿抽搐惊风，口眼歪斜，强壮筋骨，治疗肢体痿软无力。
（附方）治疗小儿急热惊风，手足抽搐。
地龙（五条，洗净白色部分） 朱砂（二分） 将地龙捣烂，加入朱砂调匀后服用。
（又方）治疗小儿肾囊肿大或变硬时使用。
蚯蚓粪（不拘多少） 冰片（二分） 共同研为细末，用芝麻油调敷涂抹，或用菜油也可以。
──务本卷三
白螺粉，味咸，性温。消除痞块积聚，治疗五积六聚，腹部寒冷引起的久痛，噎膈（吞咽困难），饮食不下。以烧酒为引药，冲服。
──丛本卷下
田螺，味微咸，性大寒。解除酒毒，止呕吐、恶心，反胃。
（附单方）治疗单腹胀痛，疗效良好。
田螺（一个） 葱头（三个） 麝香（二分） 共同捣烂填入肚脐内，上面用布帕束紧固定，过一夜，以排出大小便为度。
（又方）治疗腋臭的方子。
田螺（一个） 冰片二分 将田螺捣烂放入磁器内，加入冰片。隔一夜化为水，将水涂抹在两腋下，臭味自然停止。此方治好了几十人，两腋体臭气立即见效。
──条本卷三
Qingzhuye (Green Bamboo Leaf), bitter in taste, cold in nature. Enters the Heart and Lung meridians; clears fire. Treats panting and rapid breathing caused by rebellious Qi of the Lung; descends Lung Qi, stops cough, expands the middle Jiao, and eliminates heat. Decocted and taken with Dengcao (Juncus effusus).
──Congben, Volume Lower
Maozhuye (Hairy Bamboo Leaf), grows in wilderness areas, resembles bamboo leaves, has a small branch, and hairs on the leaves; commonly called Tudan Zhuye (Earth Light Bamboo Leaf). Sweet and bitter in taste. Non-toxic. Treats fever due to Blood deficiency in women, and consumptive disease resulting from prolonged high fever. Administration yields miraculous effects. Also promotes urination and defecation; treats hematuria caused by heat pathogens. Consumption of this type of Bamboo Leaf can differentiate Yin and Yang, and alleviate bone-steaming tidal fever.
──Wuben, Volume Upper 1
Dilong (Earthworm), also known as Qiu Yin (Vermis), or Qushan. Bitter and acrid in taste, cold in nature. Dispels wind. Treats convulsive wind-stroke in children, facial paralysis (deviation of mouth and eyes), strengthens sinews and bones, and treats flaccidity syndrome.
(Attached Prescription) For treating acute heat wind-stroke in children with convulsions of hands and feet.
Dilong (5 earthworms, washed until white); Zhusha (Cinnabar, 2 fen). Mash the Dilong into a paste, mix with Zhusha, and take orally.
(Another Prescription) For treating enlarged or hardened scrotal swelling in children.
Qiuyin Fen (Excrement of Earthworm, amount unspecified); Bingpian (Borneol, 2 fen). Grind together into powder, mix with Sesame Oil for external application, or Rapeseed Oil may also be used.
──Wuben, Volume 3
Bailuo Fen (White Snail Powder), salty in taste, warm in nature. Dissolves masses and accumulations; treats Five Accumulations and Six Gatherings, chronic abdominal pain due to cold, dysphagia (Yi Ge), and inability to eat. Taken orally with Shengjiu (Distilled Liquor) as a guiding agent.
──Congben, Volume Lower
Tianluo (River Snail), slightly salty in taste, very cold in nature. Resolves alcohol toxicity; stops vomiting, nausea, and regurgitation.
(Attached Single Herb Prescription) For treating monobloat abdominal pain, with good efficacy.
Tianluo (1 snail); Congtou (Scallion bulb, 3 pieces); Shexiang (Musk, 2 fen). Mash together and fill into the umbilicus, secure tightly with a cloth bandage overnight. Continue until bowel movement is facilitated.
(Another Prescription) For treating axillary osmidrosis (body odor).
Tianluo (1 snail); Bingpian (Borneol, 2 fen). Mash the Tianluo and place it in a porcelain vessel, add Bingpian. Leave overnight until it liquefies. Apply the liquid to both axillae; the odor will cease spontaneously. This prescription cured dozens of people, providing immediate relief for axillary body odor.
──Tiaoben, Volume 3