动气者为筑筑然动跳于腹者是也
动气在右不可发汗发汗则衄而渴心苦烦饮即哇水（活人云先服五苓散三服次服竹叶汤）动气在左不可发汗发汗则头
弦汗不止筋惕肉 （活人云先服防风白术牡蛎汗止次服建中汤方见自汗）动气在上不可发汗发汗则气上冲正在心端（活
人云宜服李根汤方见气上冲心）动气在下不可发汗发汗则无汗心中大烦骨节苦疼目晕恶寒食则反吐谷不能进（活人云先
服大橘皮汤吐止后服小建中汤）动气在右不可下之下之则津液内竭咽燥鼻干头眩心悸也动气在左不可下之下之则腹内拘
急食不下动气更剧虽身有热卧则欲蜷动气在上不可下下之则掌握热烦身上浮冷热汗自泄欲得水自灌动气在下不可下下
之则腹胀满卒起头眩食则下清谷心下痞也
附《保命集》方
伤寒汗下后脐左有动气宜防葵散
防葵散方
防葵（一两） 木香（不见火） 柴胡 黄芩（各半两）上锉为细末每服五钱水煎服
伤寒汗下后脐上有动气者宜枳壳散
枳壳散方
枳壳（麸炒） 诃黎勒 木香（不见火各五钱） 赤茯苓 当归 三棱（炮各一两）上为末每服五钱沸汤点服伤寒
汗下后脐右有动气者宜前胡散
前胡散方
前胡 赤茯苓 大腹皮 人参（各五钱） 木香 槟榔 大黄（各三钱）上为细末每服五钱沸汤点服
伤寒汗下后脐下有动气者宜茯苓散
茯苓散方
赤茯苓（一两） 桂心 大腹皮 川茴香 良姜（各五钱） 槟榔（三钱）上为细末每服五钱沸汤点服
如久不治传为积热治之难痊不可汗下也
动气位于右侧，不可使用发汗法；若误用发汗法，则会导致鼻出血、口渴、心中烦苦，饮水即呕吐清水。（《活人书》说：先服用五苓散三次，再服用竹叶汤。）
动气位于左侧，不可使用发汗法；若误用发汗法，则会导致头部拘急、汗出不止、筋脉跳动、肌肉瞤动。（《活人书》说：先服用防风白术牡蛎散，待汗止后，再服用建中汤，方见自汗篇。）
动气位于上方，不可使用发汗法；若误用发汗法，则会导致气机上冲，直抵心窝部位。（《活人书》说：适宜服用李根汤，方见气上冲心篇。）
动气位于下方，不可使用发汗法；若误用发汗法，则会导致无汗、心中极度烦乱、骨节疼痛难忍、头晕目眩、恶寒，进食反而呕吐，谷物食物无法咽下。（《活人书》说：先服用大橘皮汤，待呕吐停止后，再服用小建中汤。）
动气位于右侧，不可使用攻下法；若误用攻下法，则会导致体内津液枯竭，出现咽喉干燥、鼻孔干燥、头晕、心悸等症状。
动气位于左侧，不可使用攻下法；若误用攻下法，则会导致腹内拘挛急迫、饮食不下，动气症状更加剧烈，虽然身体发热，但躺下时想要蜷缩身体。
动气位于上方，不可使用攻下法；若误用攻下法，则会导致手掌心发热烦闷、身上忽冷忽热、冷汗自出、想要喝水并自行浇灌身体。
动气位于下方，不可使用攻下法；若误用攻下法，则会导致腹部胀满，突然起身时头晕目眩，进食后随即排出未消化的食物残渣，心下部痞塞不通。
附《保命集》中的方剂：
防葵散方：
防葵（一两）、木香（不经过火炒）、柴胡、黄芩（各半两）。以上药物锉成细末，每次服用五钱，用水煎服。
枳壳散方：
枳壳（麸炒）、诃黎勒、木香（不经过火炒，各五钱）、赤茯苓、当归、三棱（炮制，各一两）。以上药物研为细末，每次服用五钱，用沸水冲服。
前胡散方：
前胡、赤茯苓、大腹皮、人参（各五钱）、木香、槟榔、大黄（各三钱）。以上药物锉成细末，每次服用五钱，用沸水冲服。
茯苓散方：
赤茯苓（一两）、桂心、大腹皮、川茴香、良姜（各五钱）、槟榔（三钱）。以上药物锉成细末，每次服用五钱，用沸水冲服。
Moving Qi refers to the sensation of throbbing and jumping within the abdomen.
If Moving Qi is located on the right, sweating therapy (diaphoresis) must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will cause epistaxis (nosebleed), thirst, mental restlessness, and vomiting clear water upon drinking. (The *Ren Shu* states: First administer Wuling San [Five-Ingredient Poria Decoction] three times, then administer Zhuye Tang [Bamboo Leaf Decoction].)
If Moving Qi is located on the left, sweating therapy must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will cause head stiffness, incessant sweating, twitching of sinews, and palpitations of muscles. (The *Ren Shu* states: First administer Fangfeng Baizhu Muli San [Saposhnikovia, Atractylodes Macrocephala, and Oyster Shell Powder], and after sweating stops, administer Jianzhong Tang [Middle-Building Decoction]; see the section on spontaneous sweating.)
If Moving Qi is located above, sweating therapy must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will cause Qi rebellion rushing upward, terminating precisely at the heart region. (The *Ren Shu* states: Ligen Tang [Li Root Decoction] is appropriate; see the section on Qi rebelling toward the heart.)
If Moving Qi is located below, sweating therapy must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will cause anhidrosis (absence of sweat), severe mental distress, painful bone joints, dizziness, aversion to cold, vomiting food immediately after eating, and inability to retain grain or food. (The *Ren Shu* states: First administer Daju Pi Tang [Large Citrus Peel Decoction], and after vomiting stops, administer Xiao Jianzhong Tang [Small Middle-Building Decoction].)
If Moving Qi is located on the right, purgation therapy must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will lead to exhaustion of internal body fluids, resulting in dry throat, dry nasal passages, dizziness, and palpitations.
If Moving Qi is located on the left, purgation therapy must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will cause abdominal cramping and tightness, inability to eat, exacerbation of Moving Qi, and although the body may have heat, the patient desires to curl up when lying down.
If Moving Qi is located above, purgation therapy must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will cause hot and vexated palms, alternating sensations of cold and heat on the body, spontaneous leakage of cold sweat, desire for water, and a compulsion to pour water over oneself.
If Moving Qi is located below, purgation therapy must not be used; if mistakenly applied, it will cause abdominal distension and fullness, dizziness upon sudden rising, expulsion of undigested food after eating, and epigastric glomus (pi syndrome).
Attached are formulas from *Baoming Ji*:
For Taiyang disease after sweating or purgation, where Moving Qi is present to the left of the umbilicus, Fangkui San is indicated.
Fangkui San Formula:
Fangkui (1 liang), Muxiang (not roasted), Chaihu, Huangqin (each 0.5 liang). Grind into fine powder. Take 5 qian per dose, decoct with water and drink.
For Taiyang disease after sweating or purgation, where Moving Qi is present above the umbilicus, Zhike San is indicated.
Zhike San Formula:
Zhike (bran-fried), Helile, Muxiang (not roasted, each 5 qian), Chi Fuling, Danggui, Sanleng (roasted, each 1 liang). Grind into powder. Take 5 qian per dose, mix with boiling water and drink.
For Taiyang disease after sweating or purgation, where Moving Qi is present to the right of the umbilicus, Qianhu San is indicated.
Qianhu San Formula:
Qianhu, Chi Fuling, Dafupi, Renshen (each 5 qian), Muxiang, Binglang, Dahuang (each 3 qian). Grind into fine powder. Take 5 qian per dose, mix with boiling water and drink.
For Taiyang disease after sweating or purgation, where Moving Qi is present below the umbilicus, Fuling San is indicated.
Fuling San Formula:
Chi Fuling (1 liang), Guixin, Dafupi, Chuan Huixiang, Liangjiang (each 5 qian), Binglang (3 qian). Grind into fine powder. Take 5 qian per dose, mix with boiling water and drink.
If left untreated for a long time, it transmits into accumulated heat syndrome, which is difficult to cure. At this stage, neither sweating nor purgation therapies should be used.