\r暗滞疯\p04-a46a34.bmp\r
手足有痹。遍身淡点。眉疏皮痒。足似蛇行。染者不觉。小神丸主之。此非麻疯也。审症用药。或以上方治之。
\r流毒疯\p04-a46a35.bmp\r
前因染病。曾饵轻粉。屡发疮疹。因成麻木。仍有红块。或破或烂。眉稀发少。前方治之立效。此非麻疯
也。初起治之即愈。
\r感疠疯\p04-a46a36.bmp\r
纯是热毒之气。裹于皮肤之间。湿气又藏骨肌之内。皮红生点。须眉尽落。遍体腐烂。臭气不可闻。以
补肾健脾。散风去湿之剂主之。此感瘴疠之气。而成大麻疯也。
按以上三十六疯。种类虽多。苟能审其表里虚实。察其病根之浅深。寒热之轻重。系何经之证。兼何经
之部位。以何药为主。何药为使。引入某经。有是证即用是药。又何必区别其名目哉。（晓亭识）
一皮死麻木不仁（易治） 二肉死刀剖不断。（患处少亦可治） 三血死溃烂。脓水淋漓。
（可治） 四筋死手足脱落。
（不治） 五骨死鼻梁崩塌。（难治即治亦不能撤消） 耳聋声全哑者。（难治） 阳事不起者。（难治）
不断房事者。（不必治） 正报者必不可治。又肝经受病。先损其目。不治。（曾以目疾各方治之亦无不愈）
心经受病。面起紫云。栀仁主之。重则遍身生疮。上损眼目。黄连主之。
肺经受病。眉毛先脱。声破鼻塞。栀仁桑皮主之。重则鼻梁崩塌。声哑语变。或生息肉。黄芩主之。外加杏仁。
脾经受病。遍身如癣。苦参鲜皮主之。重则语变声散。土不能生金。四肢浮肿。甘草补之。苍术燥之。
肝经受病。眉睫先落。皮肤瘙痒。面发紫泡。荆芥川芎主之。重则损目。蔓荆菊花主之。荆芥为使。若手足拘
挛。乳香没药主之。钩藤天麻为佐。
肾经受病。耳鸣啾啾。枸杞首乌主之。重则足底先穿。黄柏玄参为主。
暗滞疯
手足出现痹症（肢体麻木、活动不利）。全身散布淡色斑点。眉毛稀疏，皮肤瘙痒。行走时脚部动作怪异，似蛇爬行一般。患病者自身往往毫无察觉。以小神丸为主治方剂。此病并非麻风病。需仔细辨证后用药，也可使用上述方剂进行治疗。
流毒疯
此前因感染疾病，曾服用过轻粉（含汞药物），多次发作疮疹，因而导致身体麻木。患处仍有红色斑块，或破溃，或糜烂。眉毛稀少，头发脱落。使用前方治疗可立即见效。此病并非麻风病。在初起阶段及时治疗即可痊愈。
感疠疯
纯粹是热毒之气，包裹在皮肤之间；湿气又潜伏在骨骼肌肉之内。皮肤发红并生出斑点，胡须和眉毛全部脱落，全身腐烂，散发出的臭气令人难以忍受。以补肾健脾、祛风除湿的方剂为主治。这是感染了瘴疠之气，从而形成了大麻风病。
按语：以上所述的三十六种疯病，种类虽然繁多，但如果能审察其表里虚实，观察病根的深浅，寒热的轻重，属于哪一经的证候，兼涉哪一经的部位，以什么药为主药，什么药为使药，引导药物进入某经，有这种证候就用这种药物，又何必非要区分它们的名称呢？（晓亭识）
一、皮死：麻木不仁。（容易治疗）
二、肉死：用刀剖开伤口，肌肉不断裂。（患处范围较小也可以治疗）
三、血死：溃烂，脓水淋漓不止。（可以治疗）
四、筋死：手足脱落。（无法治疗）
五、骨死：鼻梁崩塌。（难以治疗，即使治疗也无法消除症状）
耳聋且声音完全嘶哑失音者。（难以治疗）
性功能丧失者。（难以治疗）
房事不节制者。（不必治疗）
遭受天谴报应者（指病因涉及因果报应等超自然因素），必定不可治愈。另外，肝经受病，首先损害眼睛，无法治愈。（曾经用治疗眼疾的各种方剂治疗，无不痊愈）
心经受病，面部出现紫云状红斑，以栀子仁为主药。病情重者全身生疮，上部损伤眼目，以黄连为主药。
肺经受病，眉毛先脱落，声音破裂，鼻塞，以栀子仁、桑白皮为主药。病情重者鼻梁崩塌，声音嘶哑，言语改变，或者长出息肉，以黄芩为主药。外加杏仁。
脾经受病，全身皮肤如癣状，以苦参、鲜地骨皮为主药。病情重者言语改变，声音散乱，土不能生金（脾虚不能养肺），四肢浮肿，用甘草补益脾气，用苍术燥湿健脾。
肝经受病，眉毛睫毛先脱落，皮肤瘙痒，面部出现紫色水泡，以荆芥、川芎为主药。病情重者损伤眼睛，以蔓荆子、菊花为主药。荆芥作为使药。如果手足拘挛抽搐，以乳香、没药为主药。钩藤、天麻作为佐药。
肾经受病，耳朵鸣响如蝉叫，以枸杞子、制何首乌为主药。病情重者足底先穿孔，以黄柏、玄参为主药。
Anzhi Feng (Stagnant Madness)
Bi syndrome (numbness and impaired movement of limbs) in the hands and feet. Pale spots scattered over the entire body. Sparse eyebrows, itchy skin. The gait of the feet is abnormal, resembling the movement of a snake. The infected person is often unaware of their condition. Treat primarily with Xiaoshen Wan (Little Divine Pill). This is not Leprosy (Mafeng). Examine the symptoms carefully to prescribe medication; alternatively, treat with the aforementioned formulas.
Liudu Feng (Flowing Poison Madness)
Previously infected with disease, having taken Qinfen (Calomel, a mercury compound), suffering from recurrent sores and rashes, which led to numbness. Red patches remain on the affected areas, either ulcerated or eroded. Eyebrows are sparse, hair is thinning. Treatment with the preceding formula yields immediate results. This is not Leprosy (Mafeng). If treated at the initial stage, it will heal immediately.
Ganli Feng (Infected Pestilence Madness)
Purely heat-toxin qi envelops the space between the skin, while dampness hides within the bones and muscles. The skin turns red and develops spots; beard and eyebrows fall out completely; the whole body rots, emitting an unbearable foul odor. Treat primarily with formulas that tonify the Kidney and Spleen, dispel wind, and eliminate dampness. This results from infection with miasma pestilence qi, leading to Great Leprosy (Dama Feng).
Note: Among the thirty-six types of Feng mentioned above, although the categories are numerous, if one can examine the exterior and interior, deficiency and excess, observe the depth of the disease root, the severity of cold and heat, determine which meridian pattern it belongs to, which meridian location it involves, identify the principal herb and the guiding herb, and direct the medicine into the specific meridian—using the appropriate herb for the existing symptom—is there any need to distinguish by name? (Recorded by Xiaoting)
1. Skin Death: Numbness and insensitivity. (Easy to treat)
2. Flesh Death: Incision with a knife does not sever the tissue. (Treatable if the affected area is small)
3. Blood Death: Ulceration with dripping pus and fluid. (Treatable)
4. Tendon Death: Detachment of hands and feet. (Incurable)
5. Bone Death: Collapse of the nasal bridge. (Difficult to treat; even if treated, symptoms cannot be reversed)
Deafness accompanied by complete loss of voice. (Difficult to treat)
Impotence. (Difficult to treat)
Indulgence in sexual activity without restraint. (No need to treat)
Cases involving karmic retribution are definitely incurable. Furthermore, disease affecting the Liver Meridian first damages the eyes and is incurable. (However, I have previously treated such cases with various formulas for eye diseases, all of which were cured.)
Disease affecting the Heart Meridian presents as purple cloud-like erythema on the face; treat primarily with Gardeniae Semen (Zhi Zi Ren). In severe cases, sores appear all over the body, and the upper body affects the eyes; treat primarily with Coptidis Rhizoma (Huang Lian).
Disease affecting the Lung Meridian presents with prior shedding of eyebrows, hoarse voice, and nasal congestion; treat primarily with Gardeniae Semen (Zhi Zi Ren) and Morus Cortex (Sang Bai Pi). In severe cases, the nasal bridge collapses, voice becomes hoarse, speech changes, or polyps grow; treat primarily with Scutellariae Radix (Huang Qin), adding Prunus Armeniaca Semen (Xing Ren).
Disease affecting the Spleen Meridian presents with body-wide skin resembling tinea; treat primarily with Sophorae Flavescentis Radix (Ku Shen) and fresh Phellodendri Cortex (Di Gu Pi). In severe cases, speech changes, voice scatters, Earth fails to generate Metal (Spleen deficiency failing to nourish the Lung), and limbs swell; tonify with Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gan Cao) and dry dampness with Atractylodis Rhizoma (Cang Zhu).
Disease affecting the Liver Meridian presents with prior shedding of eyebrows and eyelashes, skin itching, and purple blisters on the face; treat primarily with Schizonepetae Herba (Jing Jie) and Ligustici Chuanxiong Rhizoma (Chuan Xiong). In severe cases, the eyes are damaged; treat primarily with Viticis Fructus (Man Jing Zi) and Chrysanthemi Flos (Ju Hua). Use Schizonepetae Herba (Jing Jie) as the guiding herb. If there is spasm and contracture of the hands and feet, treat primarily with Boswelliae Resina (Ru Xiang) and Myrrhae Resina (Mo Yao). Use Uncariae Ramulus cum Uncis (Gou Teng) and Gastrodiae Rhizoma (Tian Ma) as assisting herbs.
Disease affecting the Kidney Meridian presents with buzzing tinnitus; treat primarily with Lycii Fructus (Gou Qi Zi) and prepared Polygoni Multiflori Radix (Shou Wu). In severe cases, perforation begins on the soles of the feet; treat primarily with Phellodendri Cortex (Huang Bo) and Scrophulariae Radix (Xuan Shen).