1、偏方对症治大病。

2、卖药郎中一身疮。

3、吃药三年会行医。

4、名医难治心头病。

5、小单方能医大病。

6、干血痨，不用瞧。

7、得病容易治病难。

8、撮医三年会行医。

9、治一经，损一经。

10、生姜汤，自暖肚。

11、痘要结，麻要泄。

12、说嘴郎中无好药。

13、郎中自病无药医。

14、饱剃头，饿洗澡。

15、急惊风遇着慢郎中。

16、一脉不和，周身不适。

17、三肿三消，预备铁锹。

18、不吃黄连，不知药苦。

19、剃头洗脚，赛过吃药。

20、勤吃药，不如勤洗脚。

21、勤穿勤脱，胜过吃药。

22、即脱即着，胜过服药。

23、天黄有雨，人黄有病。

24、小病不治，大病难医。

25、常常洗澡，虱子不咬。

26、新病好医，旧病难治。

27、疮大疮小，出头就好。

28、病怕没名，疮怕有名。

29、百病一针，病情要分。

30、红肿高大，大夫不怕。

31、走好的疖子睡好的眼。

32、饱不洗澡，饿不剃头。

33、黄岑无假，阿魏无真。

34、不服庸医药，胜请中流医。

35、两脚不会移，要吃五加皮。

36、入厨先洗手，上灶莫多言。

37、卫生搞得好，疾病不缠绕。

38、天黄有雨脚，人黄有病魔。

39、小伤风三天，大伤风七日。

40、打石看石纹，医病看病根。

41、春不忙减衣，秋不忙加帽。

42、有病不瞒医。瞒医害自己。

43、有病不要瞒，越瞒越吃亏。

44、治风先去热，热去风自灭。

45、灭虱没有巧，换衣常洗澡。

46、牙不剔不稀，耳不掏不聋。

47、病人怕肚胀，雨落怕天亮。

48、白露身不露，寒露脚不露。

49、苍蝇嗡嗡叫，疾病快来到。

50、苍蝇消灭光，肠胃得安康。

51、药方无贵贱，效者是灵丹。

52、防病无别窍，卫生要搞好。

53、丰收要靠劳动，强身要靠卫生。

54、什么风都下雨，什么病都死人。

55、白露切勿露，免得着凉又泻肚。

56、人生血脉似长江，一处不到一处伤。

57、头对风，暖烘烘，脚对风，请郎中。

58、好话怕的冷水浇，好汉怕的病缠倒。

59、Fear of fame, fear of fame.

60、Once treated, once damaged.

61、Often bathe, lice do not bite.

62、Pox knots and numbness drains.

63、Ginger soup, warm your stomach.

64、No teeth, no ears, no deafness.

65、When it rains, people get sick.

66、Good hygiene keeps disease free.

67、White bare, cold bare feet bare.

68、Flies buzz and disease is coming.

69、Shave your head and bathe hungrily.

70、Dry blood tuberculosis, don't look.

71、Harvest depends on labor and health.

72、The doctor is not afraid of swelling.

73、The hurried wind meets the slow Lang.

74、Walking boils sleep well in the eyes.

75、There is no good medicine in a talker.

76、Huang Cen is true, Fei Wei is not true.

77、Every wind and rain, every disease dies.

78、The druggist had sores all over his body.

79、A doctor practises medicine for three years.

80、Wash your hands before entering the kitchen.

81、Big sores are small, just get out of the way.

82、Full without bathing, hungry without shaving.

83、It is easy to get sick but difficult to cure.

84、New diseases are better treated than old ones.

85、The prescription is inexpensive and effective.

86、A famous doctor can hardly cure mental illness.

87、Flies are wiped out and the stomach is healthy.

88、It's better to take off than to take medicine.

89、Lang Zhong has no medicine for his own illness.

90、A small prescription can cure a serious illness.

91、It is better to be diligent than to take medicine.

92、Life is like the Yangtze River, not a single injury.

93、Take medicine for three years and practise medicine.

94、There is a discord and discomfort all over the body.

95、Three swelling and three elimination, prepare spade.

96、Strike stone to see stone markings, doctor to see root.

97、You can't move your feet. You need to eat acanthopanax.

98、Do not eat coptis, do not know the bitterness of medicine.

99、Yellow weather has rainy feet, yellow people have disease.

100、One needle for every illness, the illness should be pided.

101、Head to wind, warm and baking, feet to wind, please Langzhong.

102、Partial prescriptions treat serious illnesses symptomatically.

103、A minor cold lasts three days and a major one lasts seven days.

104、Do not expose white dew, lest you catch cold and have diarrhea.

105、The patient is afraid of bloating and the rain is afraid of dawn.

106、If you are ill, don't hide. The more you hide, the more you lose.

107、Spring is not busy reducing clothes, autumn is not busy adding hats.

108、A minor illness is incurable, but a serious one is difficult to cure.

109、There is no other way to prevent diseases. Health should be done well.

110、Shaving your head and washing your feet is better than taking medicine.

111、It is better to wash your feet frequently than to take medicine frequently.

112、It's no coincidence to kill lice. You often take a bath when changing clothes.

113、The cold water that good words fear, the disease that good men fear is entangled.

114、If you are ill, don't hide it from your doctor. Hide the doctor and hurt yourself.

115、Heating is the first way to cure wind, but heat is the only way to extinguish itself.

116、If you don't accept mediocre medicine, you're better off with a middle-class doctor.