Blood-letting for an Animal which has "Achazo Dam" [Gripped by Blood]: Pesachim 11a-b
Arketa: Shabbat 109b
Askera: Pesachim 105a [for eating before Havdalah]; Niddah 20a-b
Bordam, a disease which causes either massive dehydration or massive hemorraging, depending on the interpretation: Nedarim 41b
Bowel irregularity: Shabbat 110a; Nedarim 22a
Bulmus:Yoma 83a, 83b
Bulmus is cured when "Yei'oru Eynav [his eyes are lit]": Yoma 83a
Chaspenita [A Rash]: Shabbat 133b-134a
Eye-ache cures: Shabbat 108b
Eye-ache non-cures: Shabbat 109a
Gandripas: Chagigah 3b
Giluya [Disease from eating certain items that have been left out uncovered]: Shabbat 109b [water]; Beitzah 7b [ground garlic]; Niddah 17a [diluted beverages]
Hadroken: Eruvin 41b
Intestinal pain: Eruvin 41b; Nedarim 37b
"Kafa" [Rashi: Poison, Rashbam: Worms] of lettuce, radish and leek: Pesachim 116a
Kokayni: Shabbat 109b
Pre-mature and underdeveloped infants: Shabbat 134a
Pedagra [a malady afflicting the legs]: Sotah 10a
Raatan [Leprosy]: Niddah 17a
Serunki:Yoma 84a; Sotah 8b
Swallowing of a Snake: Shabbat 109b
Snakebite: Shabbat 109b-110a; Sotah 8b
Tzafidna:Yoma 84a
Tzilchita: Shabbat 90a
Vitkin [Weakness]: Niddah 17a
Weakness on the 3rd day after any traumatic event: Taanit 27b
Yerakon: Shabbat 110a-b, Yoma 84a
Wounds
Mad Dogs:Yoma 83b, 84a
Bite of a White Donkey: Yoma 49a
Use of specific insects and snakes as salves for specific stings, wounds and conditions: Shabbat 77b
Insect stings: Shabbat 109b
Causing tzaraat in one's children by engaging in sexual relations immediately after undergoing blood-letting: Niddah 17a
Sleeping on the skin of a Shivuta fish during the Nisan season: Pesachim 112b
Eating the remains of a dish of small fish called "Kasa DeHarsana": Pesachim 112b
Regularly bathing with overly hot water: Pesachim 112b
Walking on egg-shells: Pesachim 112b
Wearing clothing within 8 days of its laundering, while bugs can still survive in it: Pesachim 112b
Meeting a pig after blood-letting, before eating: Shabbat 129a-b
