此是气虚也。
东垣云∶麻木，气不行也。补。肺中之气是湿痰死血。
十指麻是胃中有湿痰死血。
(因痰，用白术、竹沥。)
厥者，手足冷也。热厥逆也，非寒证。因气虚血虚。
热承气汤，外感解散，加姜汁酒。
大概多是痰热也，只以桐油吐之。或用麝干逆流水吐。
又方∶用李实根皮一片噙口内，更用李实根碾水敷项上，一遭立效。新采园中者。
戴云∶属痰热。缠喉风者，谓其咽喉里外皆肿者是也。用桐油，以鹅翎探吐。又法∶用灯油脚探吐之。又
方∶用远志去心，水调，敷项上，一遭立效。
多属虚。血热游行无制，客于咽喉。人参、蜜炙黄柏、荆芥。
虚∶人参、竹沥、无实火。
热∶黄连、荆芥、薄荷、硝石。
上为细末，用蜜姜汁调噙。
血虚，四物汤中加竹沥。
服凉药不愈者，此中焦气不足，虚火泛上无制。用理中汤，甚者，加附子，或噙官桂亦可。
又方∶用西瓜浆水，口痛甚者，以此徐徐饮之。冬月紫榴皮烧灰噙之。
（血热入肺。）
四物汤加陈皮、红花、酒炒黄芩、煎，入好酒数滴，就炒五灵脂末，服效。又用桐油入黄连，以天吊藤，
烧油热，敷之。
这是气虚的表现。
李东垣说：麻木，是因为气机运行不畅所致。治疗应补益。肺中的气滞是由于湿痰和瘀血阻滞。
十个手指麻木，是胃中有湿痰和瘀血阻滞。
（如果是因痰邪引起，使用白术、竹沥。）
厥证，是指手足发冷。热厥逆乱，并非寒证。其成因是气虚和血虚。
使用调胃承气汤，配合外感解表药，加入姜汁和酒煎服。
火热内生，是由于寒气郁结化热。面部感觉寒冷，需清退胃中积热。
这种情况大多属于痰热，只用桐油催吐。或者用麝香配合逆流之水催吐。
另一个方子：取李子树根皮一片含在口中，再用李子树根捣汁敷于颈部，一次即可见效。需选用新近从园中采摘的李树根。
戴元礼说：属于痰热。缠喉风，是指咽喉内外都肿胀的疾病。使用桐油，以鹅毛管探喉催吐。另一种方法：用灯芯草燃烧后的油脚探喉催吐。又一个方子：使用去心的远志，用水调匀，敷于颈部，一次即可见效。
多属于虚证。血热游走无度，客居于咽喉。用人参、蜜炙黄柏、荆芥。
虚证：人参、竹沥，适用于没有实火的情况。
热证：黄连、荆芥、薄荷、硝石。
将上述药物研为细末，用蜂蜜和姜汁调和后含咽。
血虚者，在四物汤中加入竹沥。
服用凉药无效者，这是因为中焦气不足，虚火上泛而无制约。使用理中汤，病情严重者，加附子，或者含服官桂也可以。
另一个方子：使用西瓜浆水，口痛严重者，慢慢饮用此水。冬季可用紫石榴皮烧成灰含服。
（血热侵入肺部。）
四物汤加入陈皮、红花、酒炒黄芩，煎煮时滴入好酒几滴，再拌入炒过的五灵脂粉末，服用有效。另外，用桐油加入黄连，用天吊藤加热桐油，外敷患处。
This is a manifestation of Qi deficiency.
Li Dongyuan stated: Numbness and tingling result from the stagnation of Qi movement. Treatment should involve tonification. The Qi in the Lungs is obstructed by damp-phlegm and static blood.
Numbness in all ten fingers indicates that there is damp-phlegm and static blood in the Stomach.
(If caused by phlegm, use Baizhu (Atractylodis Rhizoma) and Zhuli (Bamboo Sap).)
Jue syndrome refers to coldness of the hands and feet. Heat Jue involves counterflow; it is not a Cold pattern. It arises from Qi deficiency and Blood deficiency.
Use Tiaowei Chengqi Tang (Regulate the Stomach and Order the Downward Decoction), combined with exterior-resolving herbs for external contraction, added with Ginger Juice and Wine.
Internal Fire arises from Cold stagnation transforming into Heat. Facial coldness requires clearing Stomach Heat.
Generally, this is mostly due to Phlegm-Heat; only Tongyou (Camellia Seed Oil) should be used to induce vomiting. Alternatively, use Shexiang (Moschus) with reverse-flowing water to induce vomiting.
Another prescription: Take one piece of Li Shigenpi (Prunus salicina Root Bark), hold it in the mouth, and apply juice crushed from Li Shigen (Prunus salicina Root) to the neck; immediate effect after one application. Use roots freshly picked from the garden.
Dai Yunli said: It belongs to Phlegm-Heat. Chanhou Feng (Throat-Wrinding Wind) refers to swelling both inside and outside the throat. Use Tongyou (Camellia Seed Oil), probing the throat with a goose feather to induce vomiting. Another method: Use Dengyoujiao (Lampwick Oil Residue) to probe and induce vomiting. Yet another prescription: Use Yuanzhi (Polygalae Radix) with the heart removed, mixed with water, and applied to the neck; immediate effect after one application.
It mostly belongs to Deficiency patterns. Heat in the Blood wanders without restraint, lodging in the throat. Use Renshen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma), Huangbai (Phellodendri Cortex) honey-fried, and Jingjie (Schizonepetae Spica).
Deficiency: Renshen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma), Zhuli (Bamboo Sap); suitable when there is no Excess Fire.
Heat: Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma), Jingjie (Schizonepetae Spica), Bohe (Menthae Haplocalycis Herba), Xiaoshi (Natrii Nitras).
Grind the above into fine powder, mix with Honey and Ginger Juice, and hold in the mouth to swallow.
For Blood deficiency, add Zhuli (Bamboo Sap) to Siwu Tang (Four Substances Decoction).
For those who do not improve after taking Cooling medicines, this is due to insufficient Qi in the Middle Jiao, causing Deficient Fire to float upward without restraint. Use Lizhong Tang (Regulate the Middle Decoction); for severe cases, add Fuzi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata), or holding Guigui (Cinnamomi Ramulus) in the mouth is also acceptable.
Another prescription: Use Xiguajiangshui (Watermelon Juice Water); for severe mouth pain, drink this slowly. In winter, burn Ziliupi (Punica granatum Pericarpium) to ash and hold it in the mouth.
(Blood Heat entering the Lungs.)
Add Chenpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium), Honghua (Carthami Flos), and Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix) wine-fried to Siwu Tang (Four Substances Decoction); decoct, add a few drops of good Wine, then mix with Wulingzhi (Trogopterori Faeces) powder fried in a wok; effective upon ingestion. Additionally, use Tongyou (Camellia Seed Oil) mixed with Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma), heat the oil using Tiandiaoteng (Uncaria rhynchophylla Vine or similar climbing vine), and apply externally.
If the abscess has ruptured and been invaded by Wind, it is incurable. Use Soufeng Tang (Search for Wind Decoction) to induce vomiting. (From *Yilei Yuanrong*)
To contract the wound and close the sore, only Hehuan Pi (Albiziae Cortex) and Bailian (Ampelopsis Radix) decocted in water for drinking are effective.