乃子宫也。此时儿尚未生，切勿用蓖麻子涂在顶心，以致误事，速将子宫纳入，服以补
药（用前保生无忧散最妙）静候儿生，母子无恙。
此因产母力乏，气不转运，或因血少干涩，或因子宫空虚而不下者，急用芡实叶（又名
鸡头莲叶）一张，扯作二三块，煎水服，胎衣即破作二三块而下。又莲蓬壳一个，扯作二三
块煎水服。或用荷叶扯碎功亦相同，神效无比。此数物须平时收存，以备急用。
又方∶明矾三分，研末，开水冲服，立下。
又方∶用竹杆于堂中正梁上戳三下，即下。
又方∶用雄鸡一只，连毛破开去肠杂，盖孕妇脐上，鸡头向上，以布扎缚，即下，神效
又方∶生鸡蛋两个，去黄用白，好陈醋烧开冲服，即下。
又方∶蓖麻子十四粒去壳，捣烂贴两足心，胎衣即下。衣下后，赶急将药洗去，久则恐
肠出也。如肠已出，仍用此药敷囱门上肠自收入，药随洗去勿迟。
产母唇舌俱红者，母子无事。唇青舌红者，母死子活。唇红舌青者，母活子死。唇舌俱
青者，母子俱死。用平胃散最为神效。
平胃散∶专治胎死腹中。苍术（淘米水泡，炒）、紫川浓朴（姜汁炒）、陈皮各二钱，炙
草
出
可
又方∶用醋炒黄牛粪敷肚脐上，用布捆好，即下，神效。
见胎前门。
胎衣来时，切勿断脐，即取小锅烧水，以胎衣放热水中，并以水浇脐带，俟暖气入腹，
儿气即回，啼声发出矣。若先断脐带不可救矣。并参看小儿科保婴各法。
这是子宫。此时胎儿尚未出生，切勿将蓖麻子涂抹在婴儿头顶百会穴处，以免误事。应迅速将脱出的子宫纳回体内，服用补药（使用前保生无忧散最为巧妙），静候胎儿娩出，确保母子平安无事。
这种情况是因为产母体力匮乏，气机不能运转；或者因为血少导致干涩；或者因为子宫空虚而下坠不出。应立即取一片芡实叶（又名鸡头莲叶），撕成二三块，煎水服用，胎衣就会破裂成二三块而排出。也可以用莲蓬壳一个，撕成二三块煎水服用。或者用荷叶撕碎，功效也相同，神效无比。这几样物品须平时收藏保存，以备急用。
又一方：明矾三分，研成粉末，用开水冲服，胎衣立即落下。
又一方：用竹竿在堂屋正中的房梁上戳三下，胎衣即下。
又一方：取一只雄鸡，连毛剖开去掉肠杂，盖在孕妇肚脐上，鸡头朝上，用布扎缚固定，胎衣即下，神效。
又一方：生鸡蛋两个，去掉蛋黄只用蛋白，用好陈醋烧开后冲服，胎衣即下。
又一方：蓖麻子十四粒去壳，捣烂贴敷在两足心涌泉穴，胎衣即下。胎衣落下后，赶快将药洗去，久留恐怕会导致肠子脱出。如果肠子已经脱出，仍用此药敷在囟门上，肠子自然会收入，药物随即洗去，不要迟疑。
产母嘴唇和舌头都红的，母子无事。嘴唇青、舌头红的，母亲死孩子活。嘴唇红、舌头青的，母亲活孩子死。嘴唇和舌头都青的，母子俱死。使用平胃散最为神效。
平胃散：专门治疗胎死腹中。苍术（用淘米水泡过，炒制）、紫川浓朴（姜汁炒制）、陈皮各二钱，炙甘草……
又一方：用醋炒过的黄牛粪敷在肚脐上，用布捆好，胎衣即下，神效。
参见胎前门。
胎衣来时，切勿剪断脐带，立即取小锅烧水，将胎衣放入热水中，并用热水浇淋脐带，等到暖气进入腹部，婴儿气息即可恢复，啼哭声也就发出了。如果先剪断脐带，就不可救了。并参考小儿科保婴的各种方法。
This is the uterus. At this time, the fetus has not yet been born. Do not apply Ricini Semen (Bì Mán Zǐ, Castor Bean) to the top of the infant's head (Baihui, GV20), lest it cause mishaps. Quickly reduce the prolapsed uterus into the body, administer tonic medicines (using Qian Bao Sheng Wu You San [Formerly Preserved Life and Safety Unhindered Powder] is best), and wait quietly for the birth of the child, ensuring the safety of both mother and child.
This condition arises because the parturient lacks strength, causing Qi mechanism to stagnate; or due to insufficient Blood leading to dryness and friction; or because the uterus is empty and fails to descend. Immediately take one leaf of Euryales Semen Leaf (Qiàn Shí Yè, also known as Jī Tóu Lián Yè, Lotus Seed Leaf), tear it into two or three pieces, decoct in water, and drink. The placenta will then rupture into two or three pieces and be expelled. Alternatively, use one lotus pod shell, torn into two or three pieces, decocted in water and drunk. Or shred a lotus leaf; the efficacy is identical, extremely miraculous. These items should be stored in advance for emergency use.
Another prescription: Ming Fan (Míng Fán, Alum), 3 fen, ground into powder, taken with boiling water. The placenta will fall immediately.
Another prescription: Use a bamboo pole to poke three times at the central beam of the main hall. The placenta will then be expelled.
Another prescription: Take one rooster, slit open including feathers, remove internal organs, and place it covering the pregnant woman's umbilicus, with the chicken head facing upward. Bind firmly with cloth. The placenta will be expelled; extremely effective.
Another prescription: Two raw eggs, discard yolks, use only whites. Boil with good aged vinegar, then take orally. The placenta will be expelled immediately.
Another prescription: Remove shells from fourteen Ricini Semen (Bì Mán Zǐ, Castor Beans), pound into a paste, and apply to the soles of both feet (Yongquan, KI1). The placenta will be expelled. After the placenta is expelled, wash off the medicine immediately; if left too long, it may cause intestinal prolapse. If intestines have already prolapsed, still apply this medicine to the fontanelle; the intestines will naturally retract. Wash off the medicine without delay.
If the parturient's lips and tongue are both red, there is no danger to mother or child. If lips are blue/cyan and tongue is red, the mother dies but the child lives. If lips are red and tongue is blue/cyan, the mother lives but the child dies. If both lips and tongue are blue/cyan, both mother and child die. Ping Wei San (Ping Wei San, Peaceful Stomach Powder) is most effective.
Ping Wei San: Specifically treats retained dead fetus in the womb. Cang Zhu (Cāng Zhù, Atractylodis Rhizoma), soaked in rice washing water and stir-fried; Zi Chuan Nong Po (Zǐ Chuān Nóng Pò, likely referring to Magnolia Bark processed with ginger juice); Chen Pi (Chén Pí, Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium), each 2 qian; Zhi Cao (Zhì Gǎo Cǎo, Prepared Licorice Root)...
Another prescription: Apply cow dung fried with vinegar to the umbilicus, bind well with cloth. The placenta will be expelled; extremely effective.
See section on Prenatal Care.
When the placenta arrives, do not cut the umbilical cord. Immediately take a small pot, boil water, place the placenta in hot water, and pour hot water over the umbilical cord. Wait until warmth enters the abdomen; the infant's Qi will return, and crying sounds will emerge. If the umbilical cord is cut first, it cannot be saved. Refer also to various methods for infant protection in Pediatrics.