遁尸者，言其停遁在人肌肉血脉之间，若卒有犯触，即发动。亦令人心腹胀满刺痛，气
息喘急，傍攻两胁，上冲心胸，瘥后复发，停遁不消，故谓之遁尸也。
沉尸者，发时亦心腹绞痛，胀满喘急，冲刺心胸，攻击胁肋。虽歇之后，犹沉痼在人腑
脏，令人四体无处不恶，故谓之沉尸。
风尸者，在人四肢，循环经络，其状∶淫跃去来，沉沉默默，不知痛处，若冲风则发是
尸注病者，则是五尸内之尸注，而挟外鬼邪之气，流注身体，令人寒热淋沥，沉沉默默
，不的知所苦，而无处不恶。或腹痛胀满，喘急不得气息，上冲心胸，傍攻两胁；或
块踊起；或挛引腰脊；或举身沉重，精神杂错， 觉昏谬。每节气改变，辄致大恶，
积月累年，渐就顿滞，以至于死。死后复易傍人，乃至灭门。以其尸病注易傍人，故为尸注
伏尸者，谓其病隐伏在人五脏内，积年不除。未发之时，身体平调，都如无患；若发动
，则心腹刺痛，胀满喘急。其汤熨针石，别有正方，补养宣导，今附于后。
《养生方导引法》云∶叩齿二七过，辄咽气二七过，如此三百通乃止。为之二十日，邪气悉
去；六十日，小病愈；百日，大病除，伏尸皆去，面体光泽。
阴尸者，由体虚受于外邪，搏于阴气，阳气壅积。初着之状，起于皮肤内，卒有物，状
似虾蟆，经宿与身内尸虫相搏，如杯大，动摇掣痛，不可堪忍。此多因天雨得之，过数日不
遁尸，是指病邪潜伏在人的肌肉和血脉之间，如果突然受到刺激或触犯，就会发作。它也会导致人心胸和腹部胀满、刺痛，呼吸急促喘息，疼痛向两侧胁部放射，向上冲撞心胸，病情缓解后容易复发，病邪潜伏不除，所以称为遁尸。
沉尸，发作时同样会出现心腹绞痛、胀满喘息急促，气逆冲刺心胸，攻击胁肋部位。虽然症状间歇期过后，病邪仍然深伏在人的脏腑中，使人四肢全身无不感到不适厌恶，所以称为沉尸。
风尸，病邪位于人的四肢，在经络中循环流动，其表现为：游走不定，默默无声，不知道具体的疼痛部位，如果遇到风吹就会发作。
尸注病，则是五尸中的尸注，兼夹外来的鬼邪之气，流注于身体各处，使人出现寒热往来、淋漓不尽的症状，默默无声，不清楚具体哪里痛苦，但全身无不感到不适。或者出现腹痛胀满、喘息急促无法呼吸，气向上冲撞心胸，向两侧胁部放射；或者出现肿块突起；或者筋脉拘挛牵引腰脊；或者全身沉重，精神错乱恍惚，感觉昏沉谬误。每当节气改变时，往往会导致严重的恶化，积月累年，逐渐导致停滞衰竭，以至于死亡。死后病邪还会转移给旁边的人，甚至导致全家灭亡。因为这种尸病会传染注易给旁人，所以称为尸注。
伏尸，是指病邪隐伏在人的五脏内部，长年累月不能消除。在未发作的时候，身体平和协调，完全像没有患病一样；一旦发作，就会出现心腹刺痛、胀满喘息急促。治疗此病的汤药、熨法、针刺、砭石等，另有专门的方剂，补益调养和导引宣通的方法，现在附在后面。
《养生方导引法》说：叩齿十四次，随即咽气十四次，这样重复三百遍才停止。坚持做二十天，邪气全部去除；六十天，小病痊愈；一百天，大病消除，伏尸全部去除，面部和身体光泽润泽。
阴尸，是由于体质虚弱感受外邪，邪气与阴气搏结，导致阳气壅滞积聚。初起时的表现，始于皮肤之内，突然长出类似蛤蟆大小的肿块，经过一夜与体内的尸虫相搏结，如杯子大小，动摇并牵拉疼痛，难以忍受。这多因下雨天得病，过了几天不……
Dun Shi (Escaping Corpse) refers to pathogenic factors lingering between the muscles and blood vessels of the human body. If suddenly provoked or touched, it will flare up. It also causes distension, fullness, and stabbing pain in the heart and abdomen, rapid breathing and asthma, pain radiating to both hypochondria, and upward rushing to the chest and heart. After recovery, it tends to relapse, with pathogenic factors lingering without dissipating; hence it is called Dun Shi (Escaping Corpse).
Chen Shi (Sinking Corpse), when flaring up, also presents with severe colic in the heart and abdomen, distension, fullness, and rapid breathing/asthma, with Qi rushing to the chest and heart and attacking the hypochondriac and rib areas. Although symptoms may subside after an interval, the pathogenic factors still sink deeply into the Zang-Fu organs, causing discomfort and aversion throughout the four limbs; hence it is called Chen Shi (Sinking Corpse).
Feng Shi (Wind Corpse) resides in the four limbs, circulating through the meridians. Its manifestation is: wandering back and forth, silent and obscure, with no specific location of pain known; if exposed to wind, this condition is triggered.
Shi Zhu (Corpse Transmission Disease) is the Shi Zhu among the Five Corpses, accompanied by external ghostly evil Qi flowing and accumulating throughout the body. It causes alternating chills and fever, dripping sensations, silence and obscurity, uncertainty about the specific source of suffering, yet a sense of aversion everywhere. It may present with abdominal pain, distension, rapid breathing, inability to breathe normally, Qi rushing upward to the chest and heart, and radiating to both hypochondria; or lumps protruding; or spasms pulling on the waist and spine; or heaviness of the whole body, confused spirit, dizziness, and delirium. Whenever solar terms change, severe deterioration often occurs. Accumulating over months and years, it gradually leads to stagnation and debility, resulting in death. After death, the disease may transfer to others nearby, even wiping out an entire household. Because this corpse disease transmits and infects others, it is called Shi Zhu (Corpse Transmission).
Fu Shi (Hidden Corpse) refers to disease hidden within the five Zang organs, persisting for years without removal. Before onset, the body is balanced and harmonious, appearing as if free from illness; once activated, it causes stabbing pain in the heart and abdomen, distension, fullness, and rapid breathing/asthma. Decoctions, moxibustion/warming therapies, acupuncture, and stone needles have separate specific formulas for treatment. Tonification, nourishment, and Daoyin (guiding and pulling) exercises are attached below.
The *Yangsheng Fang* (Prescriptions for Nourishing Life) states: Clench teeth fourteen times, then swallow Qi fourteen times; repeat this three hundred cycles before stopping. Practicing for twenty days eliminates all evil Qi; sixty days cure minor illnesses; one hundred days eliminate major illnesses, remove all Fu Shi (Hidden Corpses), and restore luster to the face and body.
Yin Shi (Yin Corpse) arises from constitutional deficiency allowing external pathogens to invade, clashing with Yin Qi, leading to congestion and accumulation of Yang Qi. The initial presentation begins inside the skin, suddenly forming a lump resembling a toad. After one night, it clashes with internal corpse worms, growing to the size of a cup, moving and causing pulling pain that is unbearable. This is often contracted during rainy weather; after several days without...