Citron Decoction

Chrysanthemum and Seaweed Pills，*A Concise Compendium of Traditional Chinese Dermatology*.，Skin cancer.

Four-Ingredient Decoction with Coptis and Thin Paste，From *The External Pavilion*, Volume 24, citing *The Simplified Formulas*.，For abscesses that have already ruptured.

Shen’s Hemorrhage-Stopping Pill，From *A Clear Illumination of the Origins and Course of Miscellaneous Diseases*, Volume 17.，For cases of extreme or uncontrollable epistaxis caused by rising fire and heat.

Moonlight Pills，*Insights into Medicine*, Volume 3.，For yin-deficiency cough.

Goat Dung Ointment，From *Ghost Remnants*, Volume 5.，For wounds in the hands or feet caused by bamboo or wood splinters, where the wound is severe but no pus has formed, and there is pain.

Recipe from the Army of Chancellor Bayan，From *Xianchuan Wai Ke Ji Yan Fang* (Collected and Verified Formulas of Immortal-Transmitted Surgical Medicine).，Injuries caused by knives, arrows, or bladed weapons.

Decoction for Regulating Qi and Harmonizing the Middle，From *The Complete Collection on Shanghan* (Shanghan Quansheng Ji), Volume 2.，For abdominal pain caused by exposure to cold during the summer months.

Gui Xin Pills，*Shangqing Ziting Zhuilao Xianfang*.，The Three Corpse Spirits and Nine Worms.

Decoction for Calming the Spirit and Nourishing the Will，From *Lu Fu’s Prohibited Formulas*, Volume 1.，For restlessness due to deficiency in typhoid fever, accompanied by palpitations, mild fever, weakness in the limbs, and general fatigue; also for cases of typhoid fever on the 6th or 7th day where there are no other severe symptoms, the patient … Read more

Acacia White Bark Pills，*Compendium of Holy Remedies*, Volume 143.，Intestinal itching, chronic hemorrhoids and fistulas that have not healed.

Universal Revitalizing Ointment，*Formulary of Traumatology*.，For contusions and bruises from falls or blows, whether near or far, and injuries to major acupoints throughout the body.

Decoction to Stop Vomiting，*Ji Feng*, Volume 4.，For vomiting and retching due to beriberi, as well as muscle cramps following vomiting and diarrhea.

Kai Guang Pills，From *Danxi’s Heart Methods with Appendices*, Volume 12.，For wind-heat eye disorders.

Wood Fragrance Qi-Dispersing Powder，From *Pocket Guide*, Volume 2.，Pain in the Middle Jiao Due to Qi Stagnation. Qi stagnation in the Middle Jiao causes stabbing pain in the abdomen and flanks.

Mountain Plum Pills，*Yi Ji*, Volume 7.，For malaria that has repeatedly subsided, with milder episodes; when symptoms recur, they are often accompanied by excessive phlegm.

Enhanced Detoxifying and Mass-Resolving Decoction，Formula by Guan Youbo, cited in *A Thousand Family Remedies*, Volume 2.，Damp-heat is latent in the blood, phlegm obstructs the blood vessels, and the accumulation forms a mass, resulting in a lymphatic granuloma.

Decoction for Regulating Menstruation Before Its Due Date，*Authentic Treatise on Pulse and Symptoms*, Volume 1.，Menstruation occurring earlier than expected.

Qinjiao Bu Lou Decoction，From *Surgical Insights* (Volume 12).，Hemorrhoidal fistula.

Eucommia Compress，From *Xian Nian Ji*, Volume 1.，For cold-toxicity typhoid fever with cold extremities.

Wind-Dispelling and Clear-the-Upper-Burning Powder，From *Shenshi Yaohan*, Volume 3.，Wind-heat ascending, causing pain along the brow ridge.

Tetanus Ointment，*New Book on Child Care*, Volume 7.，For children with blood stasis and wind-cold invasion, falls and injuries resulting in skin lacerations, or swelling caused by an invasion of wind-pathogen.

Hot Compress Decoction，Formula from *Shenghui* (Vol. 71); name cited in *Pujifang* (Vol. 325).，For women with mastitis caused by wind-toxin, where the swelling has persisted for a long time without subsiding and has not yet formed pus.

Jinqian Shuonian Decoction，*Dongtian Aozi*, Volume 7.，Axillary abscess. It occurs at the Tianchi acupoint under the armpit, causing chills, fever, and severe pain, with the palm feeling hot and the arm becoming stiff and red; commonly known as “jia-yong.”

Cistanche Pill，Formula by Zhang Huan, cited in Volume 20 of *New Book on the Care of Infants*.，For blood deficiency, emaciation, and night sweats.

Golden Key，From *Explanations on Surgical Medicine*, Volume 6.，For laryngeal obstruction, laryngeal spasm, or severe congestion of phlegm and saliva, making it difficult to swallow even water or broth.