前阴所过之脉有二∶一曰肝脉。二曰督脉。经云∶足厥阴之脉，入毛中，过阴器，抵少腹，是肝
脉所过也。又云∶督脉者，起于小腹以下骨中央，女子入系廷孔，循阴器，男子循茎下至篡，与女子
等，是督脉所过也。
【阴缩阴纵】阴缩，谓前阴受寒入腹内也。阴纵，谓前阴受热挺长不收也。经曰∶足厥阴之筋，伤于寒则阴缩
入，伤于热则纵挺不收，治在行水清阴气是也。丹溪治鲍兄二十余岁，玉茎挺长，肿而痿，皮塌常润，
磨股不能行，两胁气上，手足倦弱。先以小柴胡加黄连，大剂行其湿热，略加黄柏，降其逆上之气。
其挺肿渐收，渐减及半，但茎中有坚块未消，遂以青皮为君，佐以散风之剂末服，外以丝瓜汁调五倍
子末敷而愈。平江王氏子年三十岁，忽阴挺长，肿而痛，脉数而实。用朴硝荆芥汤浸洗，又用三一承
气汤大下之愈。《内经》刺灸前阴挺长之法有一，经云∶足厥阴之别，名曰蠡沟，去内踝五寸，别走
少阳，其病实则挺长，取之所别是也。《内经》诊阴缩而死者，皆属肝伤。经云∶肝悲哀动中则伤魂，
魂伤则狂妄不精，不精则不正，当阴缩而挛筋，两胁骨不举，毛悴色夭，死于秋。又云∶厥阴终者，
喜溺，舌卷，卵上缩是也。
【阴痿】阴痿，皆耗散过度，伤于肝筋所致。经云∶足厥阴之经，其病伤于内，则不起是也。肾脉大甚为
阴痿。运气阴痿，皆属湿土制肾。经云∶太阴司天，湿气下临，肾气上从，阴痿，气衰而不举是也。
仲景八味丸治阳事多痿不振。今根据前方，夏减桂、附一半，春秋三停减一，疾去精足，全减桂、附，
只根据六味地黄丸。（此法可治伤于内者。）阴痿弱，两丸冷，阴汗如水，小便后有余滴臊气，尻 并
前阴冷，恶寒而喜热，膝亦冷。此肝经湿热。宜固真汤、柴胡胜湿汤。（此法可治湿气制肾者。）肾
脉大，右尺尤甚，此相火盛而反痿。宜滋肾丸，或凤髓丹。
【阴汗臊臭阴冷阴痒】阴汗湿痒，用大蒜煨，剥去皮，烂研，同淡豆豉末搜和，丸桐子大，朱砂为衣。每服三
十丸，枣
二枚，灯心数茎，煎汤，空心送下。阴汗不止，内服青蛾丸，外用炉甘石一分，真蛤粉半分，干扑。
或密陀僧和蛇床子研末扑之。东垣治一富者，前阴间常闻臊臭，又因连日饮酒，腹中不和。夫前阴者，
足厥阴之脉，络阴器，出其挺末。臭者，心之所走，散入于五方为臭，入肝为臊臭，此其一也。当于
肝经中泻行间，是治其本。后于心经中泻少冲，以治其标。如恶针，当用药除之。治法当求
其本。连日饮酒，夫酒者，气味俱能生湿热，是风湿热合于下焦为邪。故经云∶下焦如渎。又云∶在
下者引而竭之。酒者，是湿热之水，亦宜决前阴以去之，是合下焦二法治之。宜龙胆泻肝汤。柴胡入
肝为引用，泽泻、车前子、木通，其淡渗之味，利小便亦除臊臭，是谓在下者引而竭之。生地黄、草
龙胆之苦寒，泻酒湿热，更兼车前子之类，以彻肝中邪气。肝主血，用当归以滋肝中血不足也。面色
痿黄，身黄，脚软弱无力，阴汗，阴茎有夭色，宜温肾汤。前阴如冰冷并冷汗，两脚痿弱无力，宜补
肝汤。溺黄臊臭淋沥，两丸如冰，阴汗浸两股，阴头亦冷，正值十二月天寒凛冽，霜雪交集，寒之极
矣。宜清震汤。两外肾冷，两髀枢阴汗，前阴痿弱，阴囊湿痒臊气，宜柴胡胜湿汤。《千金方》有人
阴冷，渐渐冷气入阴囊肿满，恐死，日夜痛闷，不得眠，取生椒，择之洗净，以布帛裹着丸囊，令浓
半寸，须臾热气大通，日再易之，取出瘥。《本事方》曾有人阴冷，渐次冷气入阴囊肿满，昼夜闷疼，
不得眠，煮大蓟汁服立瘥。前阴两丸湿痒，秋冬尤甚，冬月减，宜椒粉散。肾囊湿痒，先以吴茱萸煎
汤洗之。后用吴茱萸半两，寒水石三钱，黄柏二钱半，樟脑、蛇床子各半两，轻粉一钱，白矾三钱，
硫黄二钱，槟榔三钱，白芷三钱，为末掺之。
【阴肿痛】风热客于肾经，肾虚不能宣散而肿，发歇疼痛，圣惠沉香散。沉香五钱，槟榔一两，丹参、赤芍
药、白蒺藜去刺炒，制枳壳、赤茯苓各七钱半，空心温服。肿而有气，上下攻注胀闷，圣惠木香散。
木香半两，赤茯苓一两，牡丹皮、泽泻各七钱半，防风半两，槟榔一两，郁李仁一两，汤浸去皮，微
炒为末，食前温酒服。小蟠葱散、五苓散生料，和四两重，根据方加槟榔半两，茴香炒八钱，川楝肉半
两，姜葱煎，空心服。肿痛不可忍，雄黄二两研，白矾二两，甘草二尺，煮水三升，稍热浴之。又鸡
翅烧灰为末，空心粥饮调下二钱，患左取左翅，患右取右翅。又取伏龙肝，以鸡子白和敷之。又马齿
苋捣汁，或桃仁去皮捣烂，或蛇床子末，鸡子黄和，三者各可敷之。痛用苦楝树向阳根、木香、吴茱
萸、槟榔为末，醋糊丸。热酒不拘时服。卒痛如刺，大汗出，小蒜一升，韭根一斤，杨柳根一斤，锉，
酒三升煎沸，乘热熏之。阴茎痛，是厥阴经气滞兼热，用甘草稍，盖欲缓其气耳。若病淋而作痛，似
难一概论之。必须清肺气，而清浊自分矣。气虚六君，血虚四物等，各用黄柏、知母、滑石、石苇、
琥珀之类。妇人阴肿肾痛，枳实半斤，切碎，炒热，布裹包熨之，冷
即易。
【阴吹】胃气下泄，阴吹而正喧，此谷气之实也。膏发煎导之。
前阴部位经过的经脉有两条：一是肝经，二是督脉。《内经》说：足厥阴肝经，进入阴毛中，经过生殖器，抵达小腹，这就是肝经所经过的部位。又说：督脉，起于小腹以下骨中央，女子进入系连廷孔（尿道口），沿着生殖器上行，男子沿着阴茎下行至会阴，与女子的路径相同，这就是督脉所经过的部位。
【阴缩、阴纵】阴缩，是指前阴受寒邪侵袭而收缩入腹内。阴纵，是指前阴受热邪侵袭而挺长不能回缩。《内经》说：足厥阴肝经的筋脉，受寒邪则阴器收缩入腹，受热邪则弛纵挺长不能回缩，治疗应当通过利水来清泄阴分的热气。朱丹溪治疗一位二十多岁的鲍姓兄长，阴茎挺长，肿胀且痿软，皮肤松弛湿润，摩擦大腿无法行走，两胁部气机上逆，手足疲倦无力。先用小柴胡汤加黄连，大剂量行其湿热，略微加入黄柏，以降逆上之气。其挺肿逐渐消退，减少了一半，但茎中有硬块未消，于是以青皮为君药，佐以散风的药剂粉末内服，外用丝瓜汁调五倍子末外敷而痊愈。平江王氏之子三十岁，忽然阴茎挺长，肿胀疼痛，脉象数而有力。用朴硝荆芥汤浸洗，又用三一承气汤峻下而愈。《内经》记载针刺灸治前阴挺长的方法有一条，《内经》说：足厥阴肝经的别络，名叫蠡沟穴，在内踝上五寸处，别走少阳胆经，其病实证表现为挺长，取该别络穴位治疗即可。《内经》诊断因阴缩而死亡的病例，都属于肝伤。《内经》说：肝悲哀扰动内脏则伤魂，魂伤则狂妄不精明，不精明则行为不正，应当出现阴缩和筋脉挛急，两胁骨骼不能抬起，毛发憔悴面色枯槁，死于秋季。又说：厥阴经气终绝时，会出现喜小便、舌卷、睾丸上缩的症状。
【阴痿】阴痿，都是由于耗散过度，损伤肝筋所致。《内经》说：足厥阴肝经的病，若内伤则不起痿软。肾脉盛大甚者为阴痿。运气学说中的阴痿，都属湿土克制肾水。《内经》说：太阴湿土司天，湿气下临，肾气上从，导致阴痿，气衰而不能勃起。张仲景的八味丸治疗阳事多痿不振。现在根据前方，夏季减去桂枝、附子的一半，春秋两季减去三分之一，疾病去除后精气充足，完全减去桂枝、附子，只依据六味地黄丸。（此法适用于内伤者。）阴痿弱，两睾丸冷，阴汗如水，小便后有残留滴沥且有臊臭味，尻部和前阴冷，恶寒而喜热，膝盖也冷。这是肝经湿热证。宜用固真汤、柴胡胜湿汤。（此法适用于湿气克制肾水者。）肾脉大，右尺部尤其明显，这是相火旺盛反而导致痿软。宜用滋肾丸，或凤髓丹。
【阴汗、臊臭、阴冷、阴痒】阴汗湿痒，用大蒜煨熟，剥去皮，捣烂研碎，同淡豆豉末调和，制成梧桐子大小的丸剂，朱砂为衣。每次服用三十丸，配大枣二枚，灯心草数茎，煎汤，空腹送服。阴汗不止，内服青蛾丸，外用炉甘石一分，真蛤粉半分，干扑患处。或者用密陀僧和蛇床子研末扑之。李东垣治疗一位富人，前阴间常闻到臊臭味，又因连日饮酒，腹中不和。前阴是足厥阴肝经脉络生殖器，出于阴茎末端。气味由心所主，散布于五方成为各种气味，入肝则为臊臭，这是一方面。应当在肝经中泻行间穴，这是治本。后来在心经中泻少冲穴，以治标。如果厌恶针灸，应当用药除之。治法应当求其本。连日饮酒，酒的气味都能生湿热，这是风湿热合于下焦成为邪气。所以《内经》说：下焦如渎（像沟渠一样）。又说：在下者引而竭之（位于下部的邪气，引导使其排尽）。酒是湿热之水，也宜从前阴决泄而去，这是结合下焦两种治法。宜用龙胆泻肝汤。柴胡入肝作为引经药，泽泻、车前子、木通，其淡渗的味道，利小便也能去除臊臭，这叫“在下者引而竭之”。生地黄、草龙胆的苦寒之性，泻酒湿热，再加上车前子之类，以清除肝中邪气。肝主血，用当归以滋养肝中不足的血液。面色萎黄，身黄，脚软弱无力，阴汗，阴茎有夭色（色泽不佳），宜用温肾汤。前阴如冰冷并出冷汗，两脚痿弱无力，宜用补肝汤。尿黄臊臭淋沥不尽，两睾丸如冰，阴汗浸渍两股，阴头也冷，正值十二月天气寒冷凛冽，霜雪交集，寒气极盛。宜用清震汤。两侧外肾冷，两髀枢阴汗，前阴痿弱，阴囊湿痒臊气，宜用柴胡胜湿汤。《千金方》记载有人阴冷，渐渐冷气进入阴囊肿满，恐惧死亡，日夜痛闷，不得睡眠，取生花椒，择净洗净，用布帛包裹敷在阴囊上，厚度半寸，须臾间热气大通，每日更换两次，取出后痊愈。《本事方》曾有人阴冷，渐渐冷气进入阴囊肿满，昼夜闷疼，不得睡眠，煮大蓟汁服用立即痊愈。前阴两睾丸湿痒，秋冬尤甚，冬季减轻，宜用椒粉散。肾囊湿痒，先用吴茱萸煎汤清洗。后用吴茱萸半两，寒水石三钱，黄柏二钱半，樟脑、蛇床子各半两，轻粉一钱，白矾三钱，硫黄二钱，槟榔三钱，白芷三钱，研为末掺敷。
【阴肿痛】风热客居于肾经，肾虚不能宣散而肿胀，发作间歇性疼痛，圣惠沉香散。沉香五钱，槟榔一两，丹参、赤芍药、白蒺藜去刺炒，制枳壳、赤茯苓各七钱半，空腹温服。肿胀而有气感，上下攻注胀闷，圣惠木香散。木香半两，赤茯苓一两，牡丹皮、泽泻各七钱半，防风半两，槟榔一两，郁李仁一两，汤浸去皮，微炒为末，食前温酒服。小蟠葱散、五苓散生料，合四两重，根据方加槟榔半两，茴香炒八钱，川楝肉半两，姜葱煎，空腹服。肿痛不可忍受，雄黄二两研，白矾二两，甘草二尺，煮水三升，稍热浴之。又鸡翅烧灰为末，空腹粥饮调下二钱，患左取左翅，患右取右翅。又取伏龙肝，以鸡子白和敷之。又马齿苋捣汁，或桃仁去皮捣烂，或蛇床子末，鸡子黄和，三者各可敷之。痛用苦楝树向阳根、木香、吴茱萸、槟榔为末，醋糊丸。热酒不拘时服。卒痛如刺，大汗出，小蒜一升，韭根一斤，杨柳根一斤，锉，酒三升煎沸，乘热熏之。阴茎痛，是厥阴经气滞兼热，用甘草稍，盖欲缓其气耳。若病淋而作痛，似难一概论之。必须清肺气，而清浊自分矣。气虚六君，血虚四物等，各用黄柏、知母、滑石、石苇、琥珀之类。妇人阴肿肾痛，枳实半斤，切碎，炒热，布裹包熨之，冷即易。
The meridians passing through the anterior yin region are two: one is the Liver Meridian, and the other is the Du Meridian. The Classics state: The Foot Jueyin (Liver) Meridian enters the pubic hair area, passes through the genitalia, and reaches the lower abdomen; this is where the Liver Meridian passes. It also states: The Du Meridian originates from the central bone below the lower abdomen. In women, it enters and connects to the Ting Kong (urethral opening), follows along the genitalia; in men, it follows along the penis down to the perineum, identical to the path in women; this is where the Du Meridian passes.
[Yin Contraction and Flaccidity] Yin contraction refers to the anterior yin contracting into the abdomen due to cold invasion. Yin flaccidity refers to the anterior yin becoming erect and elongated without retracting due to heat invasion. The Classics state: The sinews of the Foot Jueyin Meridian, when injured by cold, cause the yin to contract inward; when injured by heat, they cause flaccidity and erection without retraction. Treatment should involve promoting water metabolism to clear yin heat. Danxi treated a brother-in-law named Bao, aged over twenty, whose penis was erect, swollen, and flaccid, with loose, moist skin, unable to walk due to friction against the thighs, with qi rising in both hypochondria, and weak, fatigued limbs. He first used Xiao Chai Hu Tang (Minor Bupleurum Decoction) added with Huang Lian (Coptidis Rhizoma) in large doses to move damp-heat, slightly adding Huang Bo (Phellodendri Cortex) to descend the rebellious qi. The erection and swelling gradually subsided, reducing by half, but a hard mass remained in the penis. He then used Qing Pi (Tangerine Peel) as the sovereign herb, assisted by powder of wind-dispersing agents taken internally, and externally applied persimmon juice mixed with Wu Bei Zi (Galla Chinensis) powder, resulting in recovery. A son of the Wang family in Pingjiang, aged thirty, suddenly experienced penile erection, swelling, and pain, with a rapid and excess pulse. He was immersed in a decoction of Xiaoshi (Natrii Sulfas) and Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba) and cured by vigorous purgation with San Yi Cheng Qi Tang (Three-One Releasing the Constraint Decoction). The Classics record one method for acupuncture and moxibustion for penile erection: The Classics state: The collateral branch of the Foot Jueyin Meridian is named Ligou (LR5), located five cun above the medial malleolus, diverging to the Shaoyang (Gallbladder) Meridian. Its excess syndrome manifests as erection; treating its divergent point is indicated. Cases of death due to yin contraction diagnosed in the Classics all belong to liver injury. The Classics state: If grief moves the interior, the Hun (Ethereal Soul) is injured. When the Hun is injured, madness and lack of clarity occur; lacking clarity leads to impropriety. One should expect yin contraction and tendon cramping, inability to lift the hypochondriac bones, emaciated hair, and sallow complexion, dying in autumn. It also states: At the termination of the Jueyin Meridian, there is frequent urination, tongue curling, and retraction of the testicles.
[Yin Impotence] Yin impotence is caused by excessive depletion and injury to the Liver sinews. The Classics state: Diseases of the Foot Jueyin Meridian, if injured internally, result in non-elevation (impotence). An excessively large Kidney pulse indicates yin impotence. In the context of Six Qi transformation, yin impotence belongs to damp-earth restraining the Kidney. The Classics state: When Taiyin (Too-Yin) governs the year, dampness descends, and Kidney qi responds upward, leading to yin impotence, where qi declines and erection fails. Zhang Zhongjing's Ba Wei Wan (Eight-Ingredient Pill) treats frequent impotence. Based on the preceding formula, Gui Zhi (Cinnamomi Ramulus) and Fu Zi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata) are reduced by half in summer, and by one-third in spring and autumn. After the disease resolves and essence is sufficient, Gui Zhi and Fu Zi are completely removed, relying solely on Liu Wei Di Huang Wan (Six-Ingredient Pill with Rehmannia). (This method applies to internal injury.) For yin impotence with weakness, cold testicles, profuse sweating in the genitalia like water, residual dripping with a fishy odor after urination, coldness in the sacrum and anterior yin, aversion to cold with preference for warmth, and cold knees: this is damp-heat in the Liver Meridian. Gu Zhen Tang (Solidify the True Decoction) or Chai Hu Sheng Shi Tang (Bupleurum Dampness-Overcoming Decoction) are suitable. (This method applies to dampness restraining the Kidney.) A large Kidney pulse, especially at the Right Chi position, indicates flourishing Minister Fire causing reverse impotence. Zi Shen Wan (Nourish the Kidney Pill) or Feng Sui Dan (Phoenix Marrow Pill) are suitable.
[Genital Sweating, Fishy Odor, Coldness, and Itching] For genital sweating and itching, roast garlic, peel it, mash it finely, mix with Dan Dou Chi (Soja Semen Praeparatum) powder, form pills the size of paulownia seeds, coat with Zhu Sha (Cinnabar). Take thirty pills each time with two jujubes and several stems of Deng Xin Cao (Junci Medulla) decocted in water, taken on an empty stomach. For persistent genital sweating, take Qing E Wan (Blue Bird Pill) internally, and externally apply Lu Gan Shi (Calamina) one part and Zhen Ge Fen (Concha Tridacnae) half part as dry powder. Alternatively, use Mi Tuo Sen (Litharge) and Chuang Zi (Cnidii Fructus) powdered together. Dongyuan treated a wealthy man who constantly smelled a fishy odor in the anterior yin, and due to days of drinking, had abdominal discomfort. The anterior yin is the pathway of the Foot Jueyin Meridian, connecting the genitalia and emerging at the tip of the penis. Odors are governed by the Heart, dispersing into the five directions to become various smells; entering the Liver, it becomes a fishy odor. This is one aspect. One should reduce Xing Jian (LR2) in the Liver Meridian to treat the root. Later, reduce Shao Chong (HT9) in the Heart Meridian to treat the branch. If one dislikes needles, medication should be used. Treatment must seek the root. Days of drinking generate damp-heat from the flavor and aroma of wine; wind-damp-heat combines in the Lower Jiao as pathogenic factors. Thus, the Classics state: The Lower Jiao is like a ditch. And: What is below should be drained away. Wine is damp-heat water, which should also be drained via the anterior yin, combining the two treatments for the Lower Jiao. Long Dan Xie Gan Tang (Gentian Drain the Liver Decoction) is suitable. Chai Hu (Bupleuri Radix) enters the Liver as a guiding herb; Ze Xie (Alismatis Rhizoma), Che Qian Zi (Plantaginis Semen), and Mu Tong (Akebiae Caulis) have light and penetrating flavors that promote urination and remove fishy odor, termed "draining what is below." Sheng Di Huang (Rehmanniae Radix) and Cao Long Dan (Gentianae Scabrae Radix) are bitter and cold, draining wine-induced damp-heat, combined with Che Qian Zi etc. to eliminate pathogenic qi in the Liver. The Liver governs blood; Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix) nourishes insufficient Liver blood. For sallow complexion, yellow body, weak legs, genital sweating, and poor color of the penis: Wen Shen Tang (Warm the Kidney Decoction) is suitable. For anterior yin feeling ice-cold with cold sweat, and weak legs: Bu Gan Tang (Tonify the Liver Decoction) is suitable. For yellow, fishy-smelling, dribbling urine, ice-cold testicles, genital sweat soaking the thighs, and cold glans, during the freezing cold of December with frost and snow: Qing Zhen Tang (Clear and Raise Decoction) is suitable. For cold bilateral external kidneys, genital sweat at the hip joints, anterior yin impotence, and damp-itchy, fishy scrotum: Chai Hu Sheng Shi Tang (Bupleurum Dampness-Overcoming Decoction) is suitable. The *Qian Jin Fang* records a case of genital coldness where cold air gradually entered the scrotum causing fullness, fear of death, day-and-night painful oppression, and insomnia. Raw Sichuan pepper was selected, washed, wrapped in cloth, and applied to the scrotum with a thickness of half cun. Soon, warm qi flowed freely. Changed twice daily, removal led to recovery. The *Ben Shi Fang* records a case of genital coldness where cold air gradually entered the scrotum causing fullness, day-and-night oppressive pain, and insomnia. Decocted Da Ji (Cirsii Japonici Herba) juice was taken, leading to immediate recovery. For wet-itchy anterior yin testicles, worse in autumn and winter, lighter in winter: Jiao Fen San (Pepper Powder Powder) is suitable. For scrotal wet-itchiness, first wash with Wu Zhu Yu (Evodiae Fructus) decoction. Then use Wu Zhu Yu (Evodiae Fructus) 0.5 liang, Han Shui Shi (Halloysit Rubrum) 3 qian, Huang Bo (Phellodendri Cortex) 2.5 qian, Zhang Nao (Borneolum Syntheticum), Chuang Zi (Cnidii Fructus) each 0.5 liang, Qing Fen (Calomelas) 1 qian, Bai Fan (Alumen) 3 qian, Liu Huang (Sulfur) 2 qian, Bing Lang (Arecae Semen) 3 qian, Bai Zhi (Angelicae Dahuricae Radix) 3 qian, grind into powder and apply.
[Genital Swelling and Pain] Wind-heat lodging in the Kidney Meridian, with Kidney deficiency failing to disperse, causes swelling and intermittent pain. Sheng Hui Chen Xiang San (Agarwood Powder) is used. Chen Xiang (Aquilariae Lignum Resinatum) 5 qian, Bing Lang (Arecae Semen) 1 liang, Dan Shen (Salviae Miltiorrhizae Radix), Chi Shao Yao (Paeoniae Radix Rubra), Bai Ji Li (Tribuli Fructus) de-spined and stir-fried, Zhi Zhi Ke (Aurantii Fructus Preparatus), Chi Fu Ling (Poria cum Radix Pini Rossea) each 7.5 qian, taken warm on an empty stomach. For swelling with qi sensation, attacking up and down causing distension and oppression: Sheng Hui Mu Xiang San (Costus Root Powder) is used. Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix) 0.5 liang, Chi Fu Ling (Poria cum Radix Pini Rossea) 1 liang, Mu Dan Pi (Moutan Cortex), Ze Xie (Alismatis Rhizoma) each 7.5 qian, Fang Feng (Saposhnikoviae Radix) 0.5 liang, Bing Lang (Arecae Semen) 1 liang, Yu Li Ren (Pruni Semen) 1 liang, soaked in water, skin removed, lightly stir-fried, ground into powder, taken with warm wine before meals. Xiao Pan Cong San (Small Scallion Powder), Wu Ling San (Five-Ingredient Powder with Poria) raw materials, combined to four liang, according to the formula add Bing Lang (Arecae Semen) 0.5 liang, Hui Xiang (Foeniculi Fructus) stir-fried 8 qian, Chuan Lian Rou (Toosendan Fructus) 0.5 liang, decocted with ginger and scallion, taken on an empty stomach. For unbearable swelling and pain: Xiong Huang (Realgar) 2 liang ground, Bai Fan (Alumen) 2 liang, Gan Cao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma) 2 chi, boiled in three sheng of water, bathed while slightly hot. Also, chicken wing burned to ash, ground into powder, taken with porridge drink on an empty stomach, two qian. If affected on the left, take the left wing; if on the right, take the right wing. Also, take Fu Long Gan (Uterus Earth) mixed with egg white for application. Or, Mash Chi Xian Cao (Portulacae Herba) for juice, or Tao Ren (Persicae Semen) peeled and mashed, or Chuang Zi (Cnidii Fructus) powder mixed with egg yolk; any of the three can be applied. For pain: Ku Lian Pi (Meliae Cortex) sun-facing root, Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix), Wu Zhu Yu (Evodiae Fructus), Bing Lang (Arecae Semen) ground into powder, pillified with vinegar paste. Taken with hot wine at any time. For sudden stabbing pain with profuse sweating: Xiao Suan (Allium Macrostemon Bulbus) 1 sheng, Jiu Gen (Allii Tuberosi Rhizoma et Radix) 1 jin, Yang Liu Gen (Salicis Ramulus) 1 jin, chopped, boiled in three sheng of wine until boiling, fumigate while hot. Penile pain is due to Jueyin Meridian qi stagnation combined with heat; use Gan Cao Shao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma - tip) to soothe the qi. If pain occurs with strangury, it cannot be generalized. One must clear Lung qi, so that clear and turbid separate naturally. For qi deficiency, Liu Jun Zi Tang (Six-Gentlemen Decoction); for blood deficiency, Si Wu Tang (Four-Substance Decoction), etc., each added with Huang Bo (Phellodendri Cortex), Zhi Mu (Anemarrhenae Rhizoma), Hua Shi (Talcum), Shi Wei (Pyrrosiae Folium), Hu Po (Electrum), etc. For women with genital swelling and Kidney pain: Zhi Shi (Aurantii Fructus Immaturus) 0.5 jin, chopped, stir-fried hot, wrapped in cloth, applied as compress, changed when cool.
[Yin Blowing] Stomach qi descending, causing audible flatulence from the vagina, indicates excess grain qi. Gao Fa Jian (Fat and Hair Decoction) guides it out.