忽然昏冒，不知人事，甚则角弓反张，须臾自醒，良久复作，此由血虚而外邪袭之也。
血燥类中风。宜清热养血，加味羚羊角散。（寒九。）又忽然昏迷倒地者，乃血气养胎，母乏精力，以致眩仆。只宜
饮食以补之。
水衰火旺。当泻南补北，使肝火平和，六味加归芍。（补二。）
外感风寒。憎寒壮热，头疼烦闷，宜芎苏散。（散七。）
伏热在内。怀孕后，多卧热褥，乃食热物，或服峻补之剂，致令热伏胎中，旋挟肝脏，风热攻壅，入脑则头晕昏迷。
宜服天冬饮子。（寒十。）
胃中湿痰。有湿痰则血气壅秘，瘫痪不能举动。宜乌药顺气汤，以发其汗。（散六。）
风火相煽。钩藤汤，加黄芩、栀子、柴胡。痰涌，加竹沥；风盛，加全虫；气血虚，用八珍汤，加钩藤、栀子；烦
热多，加钗斛。（散八，补五。）若无力而抽搐，汗出如油，汗绝也，不治。
胎气伤于热毒。头眩眼花，腮项暴肿成核，痛甚呕吐。若加痰壅，危在顷刻，急投消风散。（散三十三。）
药毒攻胎，上冲心腹。口不能言，项直，自汗，身热，与子痫相似，六脉浮数，十不一生，速用生白扁豆一味，研
末，汲井水灌之。
气血养胎不及，宣通渗道，遂使膀胱郁热不化而为淋，法当养血为主，兼利小便。
肝经湿热。龙胆泻肝汤。（寒十一。）
血虚生热。安荣散。（补八。）
血得热而溢于脬。劳伤经络，热生于内，热盛血溢，故血随溺中出也，宜养血安胎，四苓加阿胶。（泻二。）
肾虚不能制水。虚则热客于膀胱，地肤子汤。又四物汤，加知、柏、玄参、麦冬、北五味。（泻三、补七。）
脐腹胀痛。脾胃气虚也，安胎饮加二陈汤。（补九、和八。）
肺气虚而溲短。补中益气汤，加山药、麦冬。（补六。）
服渗湿之剂，而益加频数，或涩而不利。
四物汤加知母、川柏、怀牛膝、茯苓、甘草。（补七。）
腿足转筋。左归饮，加当归、菟丝子、制附子。（补三十三。）
胎压膀胱。六脉细弱，气血俱虚，不能承载其胎也，补中益气汤，升举其胎，则小便自利。若利小便，胎堕而死。
（补六。）
忽然昏倒失去知觉，不知人事，严重时会身体向后反折如弓状（角弓反张），片刻后自行苏醒，过一段时间又再次发作，这是由于血虚导致外邪侵袭所致。
血燥类似中风证。应当清热养血，使用加味羚羊角散。（出自“寒九”方）又有忽然昏迷倒地者，是因为气血用于滋养胎儿，母体精力匮乏，从而导致眩晕仆倒。只宜通过饮食来补益。
肾水不足而心火旺盛。应当泻心火（南）、补肾水（北），使肝火平和，使用六味地黄丸加当归、白芍。（出自“补二”方）
外感风寒。恶寒高热，头痛烦闷，适宜使用芎苏散。（出自“散七”方）
伏热在内。怀孕后，多睡热褥，或食用热性食物，或服用峻猛的补剂，导致热邪潜伏于胎中，随即挟带肝脏风热攻冲壅滞，热入脑窍则头晕昏迷。适宜服用天冬饮子。（出自“寒十”方）
胃中有湿痰。有湿痰则气血壅滞闭塞，导致肢体瘫痪不能举动。适宜使用乌药顺气汤，以发汗解表祛邪。（出自“散六”方）
风火相煽动。使用钩藤汤，加黄芩、栀子、柴胡。若痰涌盛，加竹沥；若风邪盛，加全蝎；若气血虚，用八珍汤，加钩藤、栀子；若烦热多，加石斛。（出自“散八”、“补五”方）若无力且抽搐，汗出如油，这是津液枯竭之象，属不治之症。
胎气受热毒伤害。头晕眼花，腮部和颈部突然肿胀形成硬块，疼痛剧烈并呕吐。若加上痰涎壅盛，危险就在顷刻之间，急需投服消风散。（出自“散三十三”方）
药物毒性攻冲胎儿，向上冲犯心腹。口不能言，颈项强直，自汗，身热，症状与子痫相似，六脉浮数，十例中难救活一例，速用生白扁豆一味，研成末，汲取井水灌服。
气血滋养胎儿不及，宣通渗利水道功能受阻，致使膀胱郁热不化而形成淋证，治法当以养血为主，兼以利小便。
血受热而溢出于膀胱（脬）。劳伤经络，热生于内，热盛迫血妄行，故血液随尿液排出，适宜养血安胎，使用四苓散加阿胶。（出自“泻二”方）
肾虚不能制约水液。虚则热邪客居于膀胱，使用地肤子汤。或者使用四物汤，加知母、黄柏、玄参、麦冬、北五味子。（出自“泻三”、“补七”方）
脐腹部胀满疼痛。这是脾胃气虚所致，使用安胎饮加二陈汤。（出自“补九”、“和八”方）
肺气虚导致小便短少。使用补中益气汤，加山药、麦冬。（出自“补六”方）
服用渗湿利尿的药物后，尿频反而更加严重，或者排尿涩滞不通。
使用四物汤加知母、川黄柏、怀牛膝、茯苓、甘草。（出自“补七”方）
腿足抽筋。使用左归饮，加当归、菟丝子、制附子。（出自“补三十三”方）
胎儿压迫膀胱。六脉细弱，气血俱虚，不能承载胎儿，使用补中益气汤，升举胎儿，则小便自然通利。若强行利小便，会导致胎堕而死。（出自“补六”方）
Sudden fainting and loss of consciousness, unawareness of surroundings, and in severe cases, opisthotonos (body arched backward like a bow). The patient may recover spontaneously after a moment, only to relapse after a while. This is caused by blood deficiency allowing external pathogens to invade.
Dryness of blood resembling stroke syndrome. It is appropriate to clear heat and nourish blood using Jia Wei Ling Yang Jiao San (Modified Antelope Horn Powder) [Han 9]. In cases of sudden collapse due to unconsciousness, it is because the qi and blood are utilized to nourish the fetus, leaving the mother lacking in vitality, leading to dizziness and falling. Treatment should rely solely on dietary supplementation.
Deficiency of Kidney Water with Excess Fire. One should drain Heart fire (South) and tonify Kidney water (North) to pacify Liver fire, using Liu Wei Di Huang Wan (Six-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill) added with Dang Gui (Angelica Sinensis) and Bai Shao (White Peony Root) [Bu 2].
External contraction of Wind-Cold. With aversion to cold and high fever, headache, and irritability, Xiong Su San (Ligusticum and Perilla Powder) is suitable [San 7].
Latent Heat within. After pregnancy, sleeping on hot bedding, consuming hot-natured foods, or taking potent tonic agents can cause heat to lie latent in the uterus. This heat subsequently combines with Liver wind-heat, attacking and obstructing; if it enters the brain, it causes dizziness and coma. Tian Dong Yin Zi (Asparagus Decoction) is appropriate [Han 10].
Damp-Phlegm in the Stomach. Damp-phlegm causes stagnation and blockage of qi and blood, resulting in paralysis and inability to move. Wu Yao Shun Qi Tang (Lindera Regulating Qi Decoction) should be used to induce sweating [San 6].
Wind and Fire fanning each other. Use Gou Teng Tang (Uncaria Decoction), added with Huang Qin (Scutellaria Root), Zhi Zi (Gardenia Fruit), and Chai Hu (Bupleurum Root). If phlegm surges, add Zhu Li (Bamboo Sap); if wind is excessive, add Quan Chong (Whole Scorpion); if qi and blood are deficient, use Ba Zhen Tang (Eight-Treasure Decoction) with Gou Teng and Zhi Zi; if there is much irritability and heat, add Dai Hu (Dendrobium Stem) [San 8, Bu 5]. If accompanied by weakness and convulsions with sweat like oil, this indicates exhaustion of body fluids and is untreatable.
Fetal qi injured by heat-toxin. Symptoms include dizziness, blurred vision, sudden swelling and nodulation of the cheeks and neck, severe pain, and vomiting. If complicated by phlegm obstruction, danger is imminent; urgently administer Xiao Feng San (Eliminate Wind Powder) [San 33].
Medicinal toxicity attacking the fetus, rushing upward to the heart and abdomen. Inability to speak, stiff neck, spontaneous sweating, and fever resemble Zi Xian (Eclampsia). The six pulses are floating and rapid; fewer than one in ten survives. Quickly use raw Bai Bian Dou (White Hyacinth Bean), ground into powder, and administered with well water.
When qi and blood fail to adequately nourish the fetus, the diffusion and drainage pathways become obstructed, causing stagnant heat in the Bladder that fails to transform, resulting in Lin syndrome (strangury). The method should prioritize nourishing blood while simultaneously promoting urination.
Damp-Heat in the Liver Meridian. Long Dan Xie Gan Tang (Gentiana Drain Liver Decoction) [Han 11].
Blood deficiency generating heat. An Rong San (Nourish Blood Powder) [Bu 8].
Blood overflowing into the Bladder (Pao) due to heat. Injury to meridians from overwork generates internal heat; excessive heat forces blood to overflow, so blood appears in the urine. Nourish blood and calm the fetus using Si Ling San (Four-Poria Powder) added with E Jiao (Donkey-Hide Gelatin) [Xie 2].
Kidney deficiency failing to control water. Deficiency allows heat to lodge in the Bladder; Di Fu Zi Tang (Kochia Fruit Decoction) is used. Alternatively, Si Wu Tang (Four-Substance Decoction) added with Zhi Mu (Anemarrhena Rhizome), Huang Bo (Phellodendron Bark), Xuan Shen (Scrophularia Root), Mai Dong (Ophiopogon Tuber), and Bei Wu Wei Zi (Schisandra Berry) [Xie 3, Bu 7].
Abdominal distension and pain. This is due to Spleen and Stomach qi deficiency; Tai Yin Yin (Calm Fetus Decoction) added with Er Chen Tang (Two-Aged Decoction) [Bu 9, He 8].
Lung qi deficiency causing short urine volume. Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang (Tonify the Middle and Augment the Qi Decoction) added with Shan Yao (Chinese Yam) and Mai Dong [Bu 6].
After taking diuretic and damp-draining agents, frequency increases further, or urination becomes difficult and obstructed.
Si Wu Tang added with Zhi Mu, Chuan Bai (Phellodendron), Huai Niu Xi (Achyranthes Root), Fu Ling (Poria), and Gan Cao (Licorice Root) [Bu 7].
Tetany of the legs and feet. Zuo Gui Yin (Left Restoring Decoction) added with Dang Gui, Tu Si Zi (Cuscuta Seed), and Zhi Fu Zi (Prepared Aconite Root) [Bu 33].
Fetal pressure on the Bladder. The six pulses are fine and weak, indicating deficiency of both qi and blood, unable to support the fetus. Use Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang to lift the fetus; then urination will naturally become unobstructed. If one forcibly promotes urination, the fetus will abort and die [Bu 6].