甘草、甘遂不拘多少，煎汤热洗。或用盐菜卤同煮水洗。或用生萝卜煨热熨之，均效。
手冻亦可用熨法。
又，脚跟冻烂，用生附子为末，白面和水调敷。
又，花椒煎水洗净，再以水胶少许化摊皮纸上，作膏药贴之。
干土鳖二个、花椒一分、顶上好冰片三分、共研极细末掺上，外以膏药盖之，消肿止痛
生肌，屡试神效。如破烂极重者，再加麝香五厘，红粉三分，无不全愈。
小便不利以及茎中作痛，用土牛膝连叶一大把，以酒煎服，连进数剂，其效如神，血淋
尤妙。
又，五淋统治方∶用多年旧木梳烧灰存性，研末，空心冷水调下。男用男梳，女用女梳
，极效。
又方∶苎麻根两茎，切碎，水煎服。
元参、车前子各一两，水煎服，二剂即愈。
又方∶干柿子烧存性，研末，米饭调下。
又方∶鸡蛋一个，开一小孔，入生大黄末五分，用银簪搅匀，蒸熟，空心黄酒送下。
又方∶益母草捣烂绞取汁，服一升。
又方∶头发烧灰研细末，以藕节捣汁调服。
又方∶小麦浮水面者，用童便炒，研末。每服三钱，砂糖调服。
又方∶川郁金一钱，血余瓦 存性研末二钱，韭汁调服。
又方∶白鸡冠花烧存性，研末。每服三钱，米汤送下，数服即愈。
又方∶童便炒浮小麦为末，用砂糖调服，均极效。
甘草、甘遂（一种峻下逐水药）不拘数量，煎汤后趁热清洗患处。或者用咸菜卤汁一同煮水清洗。或者用生萝卜煨热后熨烫患处，均有疗效。
手部冻疮也可以使用熨烫法。
另外，脚跟冻烂，用生附子（一种有毒药材，需炮制使用，此处指生品研末）研成粉末，用白面粉加水调匀后敷贴。
另外，用花椒煎水洗净患处，再用少量水胶融化摊在皮纸上，制成膏药贴敷。
取干土鳖虫两个、花椒一分、顶上好冰片三分，共同研磨成极细的粉末撒在患处，外用膏药覆盖，可消肿止痛、促进伤口愈合，多次尝试效果神奇。如果溃烂非常严重，再加麝香五厘、红粉三分，没有不能痊愈的。
小便不通畅以及尿道中疼痛，用带叶的土牛膝一大把，用酒煎服，连续服用几剂，效果如神，对于血淋（以尿血为主症的淋证）尤其妙效。
另外，治疗各种淋证的通用方：用多年的旧木梳烧成灰但保留药性，研成粉末，空腹时用冷水送服。男性用男用的梳子，女性用女用的梳子，效果极佳。
另一个方子：苎麻根两茎，切碎，用水煎服。
玄参、车前子各一两，用水煎服，两剂即可痊愈。
另一个方子：干柿子烧至保留药性，研成粉末，用米饭调服。
另一个方子：鸡蛋一个，开一个小孔，放入生大黄末五分，用银簪搅拌均匀，蒸熟后空腹用黄酒送服。
另一个方子：益母草捣烂绞取汁液，服用一升。
另一个方子：头发烧成灰研成细末，用藕节捣出的汁液调服。
另一个方子：浮在水面的小麦，用童子尿炒制，研成粉末。每次服用三钱，用砂糖调服。
另一个方子：川郁金一钱，血余炭（人发煅烧后的制品）存性研末二钱，用韭菜汁调服。
另一个方子：白鸡冠花烧至保留药性，研成粉末。每次服用三钱，用米汤送服，服用几次即可痊愈。
另一个方子：用童子尿炒制的浮小麦研成粉末，用砂糖调服，均极有效。
Gancao (Radix Glycyrrhizae) and Gansui (Radix Euphorbiae Kansui), in any quantity, are decocted to make a hot wash. Alternatively, brine from pickled vegetables can be used for boiling water washing. Or, fresh radish is heated by baking and applied as a warm compress; all methods are effective.
Frostbite on the hands can also be treated with warm compression.
Furthermore, for frostbite causing ulceration of the heel, raw Fuzi (Radix Aconiti Lateralis Preparata - *Note: Text specifies raw, implying caution or specific local application context*) is ground into powder, mixed with white flour and water, and applied topically.
Alternatively, wash the area with water decocted with Huajiao (Fructus Zanthoxyli), then dissolve a small amount of animal glue on parchment paper to make a plaster for application.
Take two dried ground beetles (Tubiechong), one fen of Huajiao (Fructus Zanthoxyli), and three fen of high-quality Bingpian (Borneolum Syntheticum). Grind them into an extremely fine powder and sprinkle it on the lesion, covering it with a plaster externally. This reduces swelling, relieves pain, promotes tissue regeneration, and has proven miraculous efficacy through repeated trials. For severe ulcerations, add five li of Shexiang (Moschus) and three fen of Hongfen (Red Powder), resulting in complete recovery without exception.
For difficulty urinating and pain in the urethra, use a large handful of Tuniuqi (Radix Achyranthis Bidentatae) with leaves, decocted in wine. Take several doses consecutively; the effect is miraculous, especially for Xuelin (Hematuria).
Another universal formula for treating various types of Lin syndrome: Burn an old wooden comb from many years ago until it turns to ash but retains its medicinal properties, grind it into powder, and take it with cold water on an empty stomach. Men should use combs belonging to men, and women to women; this is highly effective.
Another prescription: Two stems of Zhumaogen (Radix Boehmeriae Nervosae), chopped, decocted in water and taken orally.
Xuan Shen (Radix Scrophulariae) and Cheqianzi (Semen Plantaginis), each one liang, are decocted in water and taken orally; recovery occurs within two doses.
Another prescription: Dry persimmon is burned to retain its medicinal properties, ground into powder, and taken with rice paste.
Another prescription: One egg, with a small hole opened, into which five fen of raw Dahuang (Radix et Rhizoma Rhei) powder is inserted. Mix evenly with a silver hairpin, steam until cooked, and take orally with yellow wine on an empty stomach.
Another prescription: Yimucao (Herba Leonuri) is crushed, and the juice is extracted; take one sheng.
Another prescription: Human hair is burned to ash, ground into fine powder, and taken with juice extracted from lotus root nodes.
Another prescription: Floating wheat (Wheat that floats on water) is stir-fried with urine from a young boy, then ground into powder. Take three qian per dose, mixed with sugar.
Another prescription: Chuan Yujin (Radix Curcumae) one qian, and Xueyu Tan (Carbonized Human Hair) retaining its medicinal properties, two qian ground into powder, taken with chive juice.
Another prescription: White Jiguanhua (Flos Celosiae Cristatae) is burned to retain its medicinal properties and ground into powder. Take three qian per dose, washed down with rice soup; recovery occurs after several doses.
Another prescription: Floating wheat stir-fried with urine from a young boy is ground into powder and taken with sugar; all are highly effective.