《病源论》云∶五脏不和，三焦不调，有寒冷之气容之。则令乳哺不消化，结聚成 瘕
癖结也。其状按之不动，有形段者，微也，推之浮移者，瘕也。
《千金方》∶灸两乳下一寸三壮。
又方∶桃树青皮捣，和酢，涂，日二。
又方∶枸杞根捣作末，和猪脂敷之，和酢亦佳。
《医门方》∶捣蒜和酢敷，如移余处，随就拊之，验。
《本草拾遗》云∶苦瓠取未硬者，煮令热，解开，熨小儿闭癖。
《产经》云∶治少小米症恒欲食米方∶
鸡屎（一升） 白术（五合）
凡二物，合炒，取米焦，捣末，以水一升，顿服取尽；斯须即吐出症，吐出症如研米末
为症，若无症而吐出白痰水，增米须食米。
《产经》∶治少小食土，腹中作土瘕，恒欲食土，啖肉方∶
生肉一斤，以绳系曳地行数里，勿洗便炙，啖之即愈。
《耆婆方》∶治小儿腹中有虫方∶
芜荑作末，每食随多少和，少少水食之乃止。（百无所禁。）
《病源论》云∶小儿下焦热，热气冲阴，阴头勿肿合，（令）不得小便，乃至生疮。俗
云尿火所为也。
《千金方》∶捣芜菁敷之。
又方∶书鱼磨之。
又方∶捣苋菜根敷之。
又方∶熬桃仁末，酒服方寸匕，日三。
《千金方》云∶猝阴痛如刺，汗出如雨方∶
小蒜 韭根 杨柳根（各一斤）
凡三味，合烧，以酒灌之，及热以气重之。
又方∶甘草末和乳洗之。
又云∶玉茎痛方∶
甘草 石蜜
末，和乳洗之。
《极要方》∶浓煮野狼牙根，洗之，甚良。
《诸病源候论》说：五脏功能失调，三焦气机不畅，寒邪侵入体内。这会导致乳食无法消化，凝结聚集成瘕癖（腹内结块）。其中，按压时不动、有固定形态的，属于“癖”，病情较轻；推之能移动浮动的，属于“瘕”。
又一个方子：将枸杞根捣成粉末，与猪脂混合敷于患处，用醋调和效果也很好。
《医门方》记载：将大蒜捣碎，与醋调和后敷贴。如果肿块位置移动，就跟随其位置进行抚按，疗效显著。
《本草拾遗》说：选取未变硬的苦瓠，煮热后解开，用来熨烫治疗小儿闭癖。
《产经》说：治疗小儿疳积（米症）总是想吃米的方子：
鸡屎（一升），白术（五合）。
以上两味药，一起炒至米粒焦黑，捣成粉末，用水一升，一次性服下；不久就会吐出疳积之物，吐出的东西像磨碎的米末一样即为疳积；如果没有疳积而吐出白色痰水，说明需要增加米类饮食。
《产经》记载：治疗小儿嗜食泥土，腹中形成土瘕，总是想吃泥土，以及吃肉的方子：
生肉一斤，用绳子系住在地上拖行数里，不要清洗就直接烤熟，吃下去即可痊愈。
《耆婆方》记载：治疗小儿腹中有虫的方子：
芜荑研成粉末，每次吃饭时根据情况适量拌入，少量饮水送服直到停止。（百无禁忌。）
《诸病源候论》说：小儿下焦有热，热气上冲阴部，导致阴茎头肿胀不合拢，（致使）不能小便，甚至生出疮疡。民间说是由尿火引起的。
又一个方子：将书鱼研磨后使用。
《千金方》说：突然阴部疼痛如针刺，出汗如雨下的方子：
小蒜、韭根、杨柳根（各一斤）。
以上三味药，一起烧制，用酒浇灌，趁热气熏蒸患处。
*Zhubing Yuanhou Lun* states: When the functions of the five Zang organs are disharmonious and the Qi mechanism of the Sanjiao (Triple Burner) is unregulated, cold pathogenic factors invade. This causes milk and food to fail to digest, condensing and gathering into *xia pi* (abdominal masses). Among these, those that do not move upon palpation and have a fixed shape are classified as *pi*, which is milder; those that float and shift when pushed are classified as *xia*.
*Qianjin Fang* records: Moxibustion at one cun below both nipples, three moxa cones per site.
Another prescription: Crush the green bark of peach trees, mix with vinegar, and apply topically, twice daily.
Another prescription: Grind the roots of *Lycium chinense* (Goji berry root) into powder, mix with lard for topical application; mixing with vinegar is also effective.
*Yimen Fang* records: Crush garlic, mix with vinegar, and apply. If the mass shifts position, follow it and massage accordingly; this is verified to be effective.
*Benshi Shiyi* states: Select unhardened *Bitter Bottle Gourd* (*Cucurbita ficifolia*), boil until hot, unwrap, and use to iron/moxa-treat infantile abdominal masses.
*Chan Jing* states: Prescription for treating infantile malnutrition (*Gan syndrome*) characterized by craving rice:
*Rattus norvegicus excrement* (one sheng), *Atractylodis Rhizoma* (five he).
Combine these two ingredients, stir-fry until the rice grains are scorched, grind into powder. Take with one sheng of water in one dose; shortly thereafter, the pathological accumulation will be vomited out. The vomitus resembling ground rice powder indicates the expulsion of the accumulation. If white phlegm-water is vomited without accumulation, it suggests an increased need for rice consumption.
*Chan Jing* records: Prescription for infants who eat soil, forming earthy masses in the abdomen, constantly craving soil, and consuming meat:
One jin of raw meat, tied with a rope and dragged on the ground for several li. Do not wash; roast directly and consume to achieve cure.
*Qipo Fang* records: Prescription for treating intestinal parasites in children:
Grind *Mume Fructus* (or related herb, typically *Chuan Lian Zi* or similar depending on context, here likely referring to a specific vermifuge like *Pyrethri Flos* or *Wu Mei* derivative, but strictly translating "Wu Yi" as *Euphorbiae Seed* or similar if literal, however "Wu Yi" usually refers to *Euphorbiae Semen* or *Meliosma*? Actually "Wu Yi" 芜荑 is *Euphorbiae Semen* or *Meliosma fructus*? In TCM, *Wu Yi* is often *Euphorbiae Semen* or *Meliosma*. Let's stick to Pinyin/Standard: *Wuyi* (Vermifuge fruit). Grind into powder. Mix with food according to quantity during each meal. Consume with a small amount of water until stopped. (No dietary restrictions.)
*Zhubing Yuanhou Lun* states: Heat in the lower Jiao of children causes heat Qi to rush upward to the Yin region, resulting in swelling of the glans penis preventing retraction, inability to urinate, and even the formation of sores. Folklore attributes this to "urine fire."
*Qianjin Fang* records: Crush fresh *Brassica rapa* (Turnip) leaves and apply topically.
Another prescription: Grind *Sepia esculenta* (Cuttlefish bone/flesh) and apply.
Another prescription: Crush the roots of *Amaranthus tricolor* (Amaranth root) and apply topically.
Another prescription: Roast *Prunus persica* seeds, grind into powder, take one cun-bi with wine, three times daily.
*Qianjin Fang* states: Prescription for sudden stabbing pain in the genitals accompanied by profuse sweating:
*Allium macrostemon* (Small Garlic), *Allium tuberosum* root, *Salix babylonica* root (each one jin).
Burn these three ingredients together, pour wine over them, and use the steam to fumigate the affected area while hot.
Another prescription: Mix *Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma* (Licorice) powder with milk to wash the area.
It also states: Prescription for penile pain:
*Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma* (Licorice), *Honey*.
Grind into powder, mix with milk to wash the area.
*Jiyao Fang* records: Decoct *Saussureae Radix* (Wild Wolf Tooth Root) strongly and wash the area; this is very effective.