治吹乳。用螃蟹去足，烧灰存性为末，每服二钱，黄酒调下，外以莲须葱白捣烂铺
乳上，用瓦罐盛灰，火熨葱上，蒸出汗即愈。
青皮，栝蒌，橘叶，连翘，桃仁，皂角刺，柴胡，甘草，如破，多加参 ，水煎入酒服。
治乳初肿作寒热。用蒲公英三颗，金银花二两，水酒煎热，服取微汗，睡醒即消，
其渣敷乳上。
乳硬痛。
没药 甘草 当归（各三钱） 水煎，入酒热服。
金银花（二两） 蒲公英（一两） 甘草节（三钱） 没药（二钱） 归尾（六钱） 水酒各三碗，煎
一碗，食后服渣，再煎，绞汁服。
一山居妇人吹乳，用桑树蛀屑，饭捣成膏，贴之。
治乳痈奶劳。
栝蒌（一个，去皮焙） 生甘草（三钱） 乳香（一钱，另研） 当归（酒浸，焙，五钱）
没药（二钱，另研） 用无灰好酒三升，银石器内慢火熬取一升清汁，分作三服饮之。
如乳栗破者，少有生，须用参 归芍大补而解毒，外以丁香末敷之。
瘰 者，先贤名曰丸漏，是由其人阴虚火盛冲击，开冲管束之处，而又过食 炙，
风痰热毒相搏，而结成顽核，郁滞不散，久则内溃而为瘰 。治宜养阴和肝，理脾舒
郁，化痰清利，切勿徒事克伐，以损真元。若夫婴儿产下，因胎毒而即患者，此禀母之
肝胆二经火郁气滞，亦宜平肝滋肾化毒为主，盖瘰 之源，虽由于肝，实根于肾，夫
肝火之有余，乃肾阴之不足，故其本在脏，其末上出颈，腋之间。若浮于脉中，未着于
肌肉，而为脓血者易去也。若反其目而视之，赤脉贯于瞳人。如见一脉，即一岁死，
见一脉半，即岁半死，二脉三脉亦如之。若赤脉未见者，庶可治焉！其始必止发一枚，
次必连生大小十数，缠绕项下，先肿作脓，穿破难干，故名漏项。若在胸旁，或两胁
者，此名马刀，至若其口深黑，内溃精烂，穿透咽喉，饮食不通，目肿舌出，耳出黄脓
者不治，更有无故寒热，身体头项结核如 ，及心胸腹背，皆有坚核而不痛者，此名
为结风气肿也。审其是风是火，或虚或实治之。
瘰 者，手足少阳蕴热结滞所致也。二经多气少血，所以结核坚而不溃，延蔓串
通。若阳明经则气血多而溃矣。即俗名烂 ，惟少阳起者，当从本治，俗医不知，概
以毒药攻之。如负薪救火，为害更甚，元气弱者，反成劳弱矣。
夏枯草，能散结气，而有补养血脉之功，能退寒热，虚者尽可用之。若实者，佐
以行散之药，外施艾灸，亦渐取效。
又结核或在项，或在背，或在身，或在耳后，或在顶门。如肿毒不红不痛不作脓
者，多是痰注气滞不散，不外乎曰痰、曰气、日热三者，久不已，则成瘰 ，宜早治
之。大抵因七情之气郁结，或因饮食之时触犯怒恼，遂成此症。妇人女子，患此最多，
治宜开郁顺气利隔，化痰清肺。然未有不阴虚火旺而有痨瘵根脚者，更宜兼乎补阴乃其
治也。
瘿瘤者，瘿则着于肩项，瘤则随气凝结，戒食浓味，忌妄破决。凡侵大侵长，坚
硬不可移者，名曰石瘿。皮色不变，即名肉瘿，筋脉露结，名曰筋瘿。赤脉交结者，名
曰血瘿。随忧愁消长者，名曰气瘿。五瘿皆不可妄决破，惟胎瘿破而去其脂粉则愈。
一方
治瘰 。
海藻（洗去沙土，晒干） 昆布（揉去土，同上味先研，为末） 何首乌（木臼捣
为末） 皂角刺（炒令黄色） 公蛇蜕（树上或墙上是也，用一条，平地上者是母）
五味为细末，和匀一处，猪头项下刀口肉，烧熟蘸前药末吃，于食后倒患处眠一伏
时，每核灸七壮，口中觉烟气为度，脓尽即安。初生起时，灸曲池，男左女右。
治疗吹乳（急性乳腺炎）。将螃蟹去除蟹足，烧成炭存性后研为细末，每次服用二钱，用黄酒调服。外用莲须和葱白捣烂敷在乳房上，用瓦罐盛装药灰，在葱上加热熨烫，使患处蒸出汗来，病即可痊愈。
青皮、栝蒌、橘叶、连翘、桃仁、皂角刺、柴胡、甘草，如果乳房已经破溃，多加人参，用水煎煮，加入酒送服。
治疗乳房初起肿胀并伴有寒热症状。用蒲公英三颗，金银花二两，用水和酒煎热，服用后取微汗，睡醒后肿块即消，将药渣敷在乳房上。
乳房硬痛。没药、甘草、当归（各三钱），用水煎煮，加入酒热服。
金银花（二两）、蒲公英（一两）、甘草节（三钱）、没药（二钱）、归尾（六钱），用水和酒各三碗，煎至一碗，饭后服药渣，再将药渣重新煎煮，绞取汁液服用。
一位山居妇女患吹乳，用桑树蛀屑，与饭一起捣成膏状，贴敷患处。
治疗乳痈（急性乳腺脓肿）和奶劳（慢性乳腺炎/乳腺结核）。栝蒌（一个，去皮焙干）、生甘草（三钱）、乳香（一钱，单独研磨）、当归（酒浸，焙干，五钱）、没药（二钱，单独研磨），用无灰好酒三升，在银器或石器中慢火熬取一升清汁，分三次服用。
如果乳房像栗子一样破溃，只有少量新生组织，必须用人参、当归、白芍大补气血并解毒，外用丁香末敷贴。
瘰疬（颈部淋巴结结核），先贤称之为丸漏，这是由于患者阴虚火旺，冲击冲脉管束之处，又因过食辛辣炙烤食物，风痰热毒相互搏结，形成顽固的结节，郁滞不散，日久内部溃破而成瘰疬。治疗应当滋养阴液、调和肝脏，调理脾胃、舒展郁结，化痰清热利湿，切勿单纯使用攻伐药物，以免损伤真气元气。如果是婴儿出生后，因胎毒而立即患病者，这是禀受母亲肝胆二经的火郁气滞所致，也应当以平肝滋肾、化解毒邪为主。因为瘰疬的来源虽然在于肝，但根本在于肾，肝火有余是因为肾阴不足，所以其本在脏腑，其标表现在颈、腋之间。如果病灶浮于脉中，未着于肌肉，尚未化为脓血，则容易治愈。如果反向观察眼睛，赤色脉络贯穿瞳孔，如见一条赤脉，预示一岁内死亡；见一条半赤脉，预示半年内死亡；见两条、三条赤脉也是如此。如果没有见到赤脉，尚可治疗。起初必定只发作一枚，随后必然连续生长大小十数个，缠绕在项下，先肿胀化脓，穿破后难以愈合干燥，所以名叫漏项。如果在胸旁，或两胁部，这名叫马刀。至于如果疮口深黑，内部腐烂溃烂，穿透咽喉，饮食不通，眼睛肿胀，舌头伸出，耳朵流出黄脓的，属于不治之症。更有无故出现寒热，身体头项部结核如粟米状，以及心胸腹背都有坚硬结节且不痛的，这名叫结风气肿。审察是风还是火，或是虚证还是实证进行治疗。
瘰疬是由于手足少阳经蕴热结滞所致。这两条经脉多气少血，所以结核坚硬而不溃破，蔓延串通。如果是阳明经病变，则气血多而容易溃破，就是俗名烂瘰疬。只有少阳经发起的，应当从本源治疗，庸医不知道这一点，一概用毒药攻伐，如同背着柴草去救火，危害更严重，元气虚弱的人反而变成劳弱之症。
夏枯草能散结气，并有补养血脉的功效，能退寒热，虚证患者完全可以应用。如果是实证，辅以行气散结的药物，外用艾灸，也能逐渐见效。
另外，结核如果在项部，或在背部，或在身上，或在耳后，或在头顶。如果像肿毒一样不红不痛不化脓的，多是痰注气滞不散，不外乎是痰、气、热三者，久治不愈，则成为瘰疬，应当早期治疗。大抵是因为七情之气郁结，或因饮食时触犯怒恼，遂成此症。妇人女子患此最多，治疗应当开郁顺气、利膈化痰、清肺。然而没有不是阴虚火旺而有痨瘵根基的，更应当兼用补阴才是正确的治疗方法。
瘿瘤，瘿附着在肩项部，瘤随气凝结，禁止食用浓味食物，忌讳随意破决。凡是侵大侵长，坚硬不可移动的，名叫石瘿。皮色不变，名叫肉瘿。筋脉露结，名叫筋瘿。赤脉交结，名叫血瘿。随忧愁情绪消长的，名叫气瘿。五种瘿都不可妄自破决，只有胎瘿破去后去除其脂粉即可痊愈。
一方：
治疗瘰疬。海藻（洗去沙土，晒干）、昆布（揉去泥土，同上味道先研磨，为细末）、何首乌（木臼捣为细末）、皂角刺（炒至黄色）、公蛇蜕（长在树上或墙上的，用一条，平地上的是母蛇蜕）。五味药材混合为细末，均匀一处，用猪头项下的刀口肉，烧熟蘸前药末吃，饭后在患处倒卧睡眠约一顿饭的时间，每个结节灸七壮，口中感觉到烟气为止，脓尽即安。初起时，灸曲池穴，男左女右。
Treatment for acute mastitis (Chui Ru). Remove the legs of a crab, burn it to charcoal while preserving its nature, and grind into fine powder. Take 2 qian per dose, mixed with yellow wine. Externally, crush lotus stamens and scallion whites, apply them on the breast, place a clay pot containing the herbal ash over the scallions, heat it to fumigate until sweat appears, then the disease will be cured.
Qingpi (Green Tangerine Peel), Gualou (Trichosanthes Fruit), Juye (Tangerine Leaf), Lianqiao (Forsythia Fruit), Taoren (Peach Seed), Zaojiaoci (Gleditsia Spine), Chaihu (Bupleurum Root), Gancao (Licorice Root). If the breast is already ulcerated, add more Renshen (Ginseng). Decoct in water, take with wine.
Treatment for initial breast swelling accompanied by chills and fever. Use 3 pieces of Pugongying (Dandelion) and 2 liang of Jinyinhua (Honeysuckle Flower). Decoct with water and wine, heat, and drink to induce slight sweating. The swelling will subside upon waking. Apply the dregs to the breast.
Hard and painful breast. Moyao (Myrrh), Gancao (Licorice Root), Danggui (Angelica Sinensis) (each 3 qian). Decoct in water, add wine, and take hot.
Jinyinhua (Honeysuckle Flower) (2 liang), Pugongying (Dandelion) (1 liang), Gancaojie (Licorice Joint) (3 qian), Moyao (Myrrh) (2 qian), Guiwei (Angelica Sinensis Tail) (6 qian). Decoct each with 3 bowls of water and wine until 1 bowl remains. Take the dregs after meals, then re-decoct the dregs, squeeze out the juice, and drink.
A woman living in the mountains suffered from acute mastitis. Use woodworm debris from mulberry trees, mash with rice into a paste, and apply topically.
Treatment for breast abscess (Ru Yong) and chronic breast inflammation (Nai Lao). Gualou (1 fruit, peel and roast), Sheng Gancao (Raw Licorice Root) (3 qian), Ruxiang (Frankincense) (1 qian, separately ground), Danggui (Angelica Sinensis) (soaked in wine, roasted, 5 qian), Moyao (Myrrh) (2 qian, separately ground). Use 3 sheng of good clear wine without ash residue. Slowly simmer in a silver or ceramic vessel to obtain 1 sheng of clear liquid. Divide into three doses and drink.
If the breast ulcerates like a chestnut with only minimal new tissue growth, use large doses of Renshen (Ginseng), Danggui (Angelica Sinensis), and Baishao (White Peony Root) to greatly tonify and detoxify. Externally, apply Dingxiang (Clove) powder.
Luoli (Scrofula/Cervical Tuberculous Lymphadenitis), known as Wan Lou by ancient sages, is caused by Yin deficiency with hyperactive fire attacking the channels and vessels, combined with excessive consumption of spicy and roasted foods. Wind-phlegm and heat-toxins clash, forming stubborn nodules that stagnate and do not disperse. Over time, they ulcerate internally. Treatment should nourish Yin, harmonize the Liver, regulate the Spleen, relieve depression, resolve phlegm, and clear heat/dampness. Do not merely use purgative methods to damage the True Yuan (Original Qi). In infants born with this condition due to fetal toxins, it stems from maternal Liver and Gallbladder channel fire stagnation and Qi stagnation. Treatment should focus on soothing the Liver, nourishing the Kidney, and resolving toxins. Although Luoli originates in the Liver, its root lies in the Kidney; excess Liver fire is due to insufficient Kidney Yin. Thus, the root is in the Zang organs, while the branch manifests in the neck and axilla. If the lesion floats in the pulse and has not yet reached the muscles or formed pus/blood, it is easy to treat. If observing the eyes reveals red meridians penetrating the pupil: seeing one meridian indicates death within one year; one and a half meridians indicates death within half a year; two or three meridians follow the same pattern. If no red meridians are seen, treatment is possible. Initially, there may be only one nodule, which later multiplies into dozens of varying sizes around the neck, swelling and suppurating, becoming difficult to heal, hence named "Lou Xiang" (Leaking Neck). If located on the side of the chest or hypochondrium, it is called "Ma Dao" (Horse Knife). If the wound is deep and black, internally rotting, penetrating the throat, causing inability to eat, swollen eyes, protruding tongue, and yellow pus from ears, it is incurable. Additionally, unexplained chills and fever with tubercles like millet seeds on the body, head, and neck, along with hard, painless nodules in the chest, abdomen, back, etc., are called "Jie Feng Qi Zhong" (Wind-Qi Swelling). Determine if it is wind or fire, deficiency or excess, and treat accordingly.
Luoli is caused by heat accumulation and stagnation in the Hand-Shaoyang and Foot-Shaoyang meridians. These meridians have abundant Qi but scarce Blood, leading to hard, non-ulcerating tubercles that spread and connect. If it involves the Yangming meridian, abundant Qi and Blood lead to ulceration, commonly known as "Lan Luoli" (Rotting Scrofula). Shaoyang-originating cases must be treated at the root. Quack doctors often use toxic drugs to attack it blindly, akin to carrying firewood to save a fire, causing greater harm; those with weak Yuan Qi may become consumptive and weak.
Xiakucao (Prunella Vulgaris) can dissipate Qi stagnation and nourish blood vessels, reducing chills and fever. It can be used freely for deficiency patterns. For excess patterns, combine with herbs that move and scatter Qi. External moxibustion can also yield gradual results.
Furthermore, tubercles may appear on the neck, back, body, behind the ears, or on the vertex. If swollen but not red, painful, or suppurring, it is mostly due to phlegm deposition and Qi stagnation, involving Phlegm, Qi, and Heat. If untreated long-term, it becomes Luoli; early treatment is advised. Generally, this arises from emotional Qi stagnation or anger during meals. Women suffer from this most frequently. Treatment should open depression, smooth Qi, benefit the diaphragm, resolve phlegm, and clear the Lungs. However, there is rarely a case without an underlying foundation of Yin deficiency and fire hyperactivity resembling tuberculosis; thus, combining Yin tonification is essential.
Ying Liu (Goiter and Tumors): Ying attaches to the shoulder and neck; Liu forms with Qi condensation. Avoid rich flavors and refrain from arbitrary incision. Large, elongated, hard, and immobile nodules are called Shi Ying (Stone Goiter). Skin color unchanged is Rou Ying (Flesh Goiter). Visible vein knots are Jin Ying (Sinew Goiter). Interlaced red veins are Xue Ying (Blood Goiter). Nodules that wax and wane with sorrow/worry are Qi Ying (Qi Goiter). None of the five Yings should be arbitrarily incised, except Tai Ying (Fetal Goiter), which heals after rupture and removal of fatty matter.
One Prescription for Treating Luoli:
Haizao (Sargassum) (wash away sand/soil, dry), Kunbu (Kelp) (rub off soil, grind finely as above), Heshouwu (Polygonum Multiflorum) (pound in wooden mortar to powder), Zaojiaoci (Gleditsia Spine) (stir-fry until yellow), Gong Shetui (Male Snake Slough) (from trees/walls, use one strip; flat ground ones are female). Grind all five into fine powder and mix evenly. Roast meat from the cut area under the pig's neck until cooked, dip in the powder, and eat. After meals, lie inverted with the affected area facing down for about one hour (Fu Shi). Moxa-burn each nodule seven times (Zhuang), stopping when smoke sensation is felt in the mouth. Once pus is exhausted, peace returns. At the onset, moxa-bust Quchi (LI11), left for males, right for females.