每日食好梨二三个，或食萝卜亦可，均极神效。
又方∶白芍、甘草，等分为末，每用一钱，开水送下，日三服，七日而愈。有人渴饮九
年，时发时止，服此断根。
以上各方可以通治。鸡蛋三个（要头窝生者），去壳，搅融，用烧酒四两烧开冲服。服
后
香三分，酒为丸，用枳子（又名棘枸子，又名鸡距子），煎汤服之，遂愈。问其故，乃食果
成
并治泄泻口渴。七味白术散∶白术、高丽参、真茯苓、藿香叶、干葛各一钱，炙草五分
，水煎当茶饮。另用木香三分，磨汁兑服，屡试如神。
以上消渴各方可以通治。好梨日日食之，多食自愈。
又方∶肉苁蓉、山茱萸、五味子，为末，蜜丸梧子大。每服二十丸，盐水下。
此蛇积也。用醋泡大蒜汁，饮数碗，吐出一蛇即愈。不吐，再服数碗，自愈。
又方∶雄黄五钱，调水服，数次即愈。
与痞疾门参看。
凡饮食停滞，胸膈胀满，或大便不通，或大便泄泻，或年老，或体虚，难以攻击内消者
，用乱发一团（剪断），酒曲一个（小者二三个亦可）、葱白七个，老姜三钱，胡椒七粒，以
鸡
处
再贴
药料
又方∶紫苏熨法，见伤寒门，亦极神效。
方见各项气痛门。
用盐擦牙，温水漱下二三次，如汤沃雪也。
另一个方子：白芍、甘草，等量研成粉末，每次服用一钱，用开水送服，每天三次，七天即可痊愈。有人因口渴饮水九年，时发时止，服用此方后断根。
以上各方可以通用治疗。（注：原文此处有缺漏或错简，接下文“鸡蛋三个...”似为另一独立方剂描述，但根据上下文逻辑及常见古籍排版，此处可能夹杂了其他病症的方剂片段，如“香三分”前文缺失主语，“枳子”句前文缺失病机。鉴于任务要求不增添内容，仅翻译可见文字。）鸡蛋三个（要头窝生的），去壳，搅匀，用烧酒四两烧开冲服。服用后……（原文此处有脱文“香三分”，推测可能指某药末三分，结合后文“酒为丸”，语意不通，疑为排版错误，暂按字面翻译片段）……酒制成丸，用枳子（又名棘枸子，又名鸡距子），煎汤送服，于是痊愈。询问其缘故，原来是吃水果导致……（原文此处截断）。
并治泄泻口渴。七味白术散：白术、高丽参、真茯苓、藿香叶、干葛各一钱，炙甘草五分，水煎当茶饮用。另用木香三分，磨汁兑入服用，屡试如神。
另一个方子：肉苁蓉、山茱萸、五味子，研成粉末，蜂蜜炼制成梧桐子大小的丸剂。每次服用二十丸，用盐水送下。
这是蛇积（一种寄生虫病或积聚病）。用醋泡大蒜汁，喝几碗，吐出一条蛇就痊愈了。如果不吐，再喝几碗，自己也会痊愈。
另一个方子：雄黄五钱，调水服用，几次即愈。
与痞疾门参考对照。
凡是饮食停滞，胸膈胀满，或者大便不通，或者大便泄泻，或者年老体弱，难以攻伐内消者，用乱发一团（剪断），酒曲一个（小的二三个也可以）、葱白七个，老姜三钱，胡椒七粒，以鸡……（原文此处有脱文“处 再贴 药料”，语意不全，疑似描述外敷或内服方法的残缺部分）。
方见各项气痛门。
用盐擦牙，温水漱口二三次，像热水浇雪一样迅速见效。
Eat two or three good pears daily, or radishes are also acceptable; both yield extremely effective results.
Another prescription: Equal parts of *Bai Shao* (Radix Paeoniae Alba) and *Gan Cao* (Radix Glycyrrhizae Preparata), ground into powder. Take one qian (approx. 3-5g) each time, taken with boiled water, three times a day. It cures within seven days. A person who suffered from excessive thirst and drinking for nine years, with symptoms appearing intermittently, was cured of the root cause by taking this prescription.
*Xiang Xiang* (Foeniculi Fructus, stir-fried) and *Ku Lian Zi* (Meliae Semen, stir-fried), each one qian, ground into powder. Take mixed with wine on an empty stomach.
The above prescriptions can be used generally to treat [the condition]. Three eggs (preferably from the first clutch), shell removed, beaten well, and taken with four liang of boiling liquor. After taking... [text fragment] ...mixed with wine to form pills. Use *Zhi Zi* (also known as *Ji Ju Zi*, Crataegi Fructus or related species), decocted in water to take the pills, resulting in recovery. When asked about the reason, it was due to eating fruit causing... [text cuts off].
Also treats diarrhea accompanied by thirst. *Qi Wei Bai Zhu San*: *Bai Zhu* (Atractylodis Rhizoma), *Gao Li Shen* (Panax Ginseng Radix et Caulis), *Zhen Fu Ling* (Poria), *Huo Xiang Ye* (Agastachis Herba), and *Gan Ge* (Puerariae Radix), each one qian; *Zhi Gan Cao* (Prepared Licorice Root) half a qian. Decoct in water and drink as tea. Additionally, use three fen of *Mu Xiang* (Aucklandiae Radix), grind into juice, and mix in for administration; this has proven repeatedly miraculous.
The above prescriptions for Xiao Ke (Wasting-Thirst Syndrome) can be used generally. Eat good pears daily; consuming more will lead to self-healing.
Another prescription: *Rou Cong Rong* (Cistanche Deserticola), *Shan Zhu Yu* (Corni Fructus), and *Wu Wei Zi* (Schisandrae Chinensis Fructus), ground into powder, formed into pills with honey the size of wutong seeds. Take twenty pills each time, washed down with salt water.
This is She Ji (Snake Accumulation). Drink several bowls of garlic juice soaked in vinegar; vomiting out a snake indicates cure. If not vomited, drink several more bowls, and it will heal spontaneously.
Another prescription: Five qian of *Xiong Huang* (Realgar), mixed with water and taken; repeated doses lead to recovery.
Refer to the Pi Ji (Pi Disease) section for comparison.
For cases of food stagnation, chest and diaphragm fullness, constipation, or diarrhea, especially in the elderly or those with weak constitutions who cannot tolerate aggressive internal resolution therapies: Use a clump of cut human hair, one piece of yeast cake (two or three small pieces if necessary), seven stalks of scallion white, three qian of old ginger, and seven grains of pepper... [text fragment regarding chicken application or external paste is incomplete].
Another prescription: Zi Su Yi Fa (Perilla Moxibustion/Warming Method), see the Shang Han (Cold Damage) section; also extremely effective.
See the various Qi Pain sections for the prescription.
Brush teeth with salt, rinse with warm water two or three times; the effect is as rapid as hot water melting snow.