《产经》云∶治少小瘿瘰 ，久年不瘥海藻酒方∶
海藻一斤，去咸，切，好酒二斗渍，服二合，日二三，酒尽滓干作散，服方寸匕。
《产经》云∶凡小儿有附骨疽者，招抱才近其身，便大啼唤，即是肢节有痛处，或四肢
有不欲动摇，如不随状。治之方∶初得即服漏芦汤下之，敷小豆薄。
《产经》云∶凡 疽喜着指，与代指相似，人不知不忽治，其毒入脏，杀人。更审之，
疽着指端者，先作黑 ，痛入心也。先刺指头，去恶血，以艾灸七壮，良。
又方∶服犀角汁，佳。
又方∶服升麻汁。
又方∶服葵根汁。
又方∶服竹沥汁。
又方∶服蓝青汁。
《产经》云∶代指者，先肿，欣欣热色不黯也。然后缘爪甲结脓，剧者脱爪也。治之方∶
甘草汤热渍之。
又方∶芒硝汁渍之。
又方∶刺去血，渍热汤。
又方∶以猪膏和盐热纳指甲，须臾即安。若已脓者，针去脓血。
《病源论》云∶饶虫多变化所作，其疮里有细虫，甚难见。小儿因乳养之人疥而染着。
《千金方》∶烧竹叶末，和鸡子白敷，日二三。
又方∶酥和胡粉涂之。
又方∶乱发灰和腊月猪脂敷，之。
《产经》∶蜀椒五合，捣末，以水一斗，煮三沸，去滓，温洗浴，良。食顷良，若痒不
止，复渍之。食顷良。
《病源论》云∶癣疮由风邪与血气相搏为癣。小儿面上生癣谓之为乳癣，言乳汁潜秽儿
面而生，仍以乳汁洗之便瘥。
《产经》∶凡癣不揩破上皮而药涂者不除，用黑毛牛矢温洗之。良。
又方∶末桃白皮，以苦酒和涂之。
又方∶胡粉熬令黄色，和酢涂上，燥复涂，良。
《千金方》湿癣方∶
桃青皮，捣，和酢涂之。
又云∶干癣方∶枸杞根，捣，以猪脂和敷之。又以醋和佳。
《集验方》以水银合胡粉敷之。
又方∶蛇床子末和白膏敷之。
《产经》记载：治疗小儿瘰疬，多年不愈的海藻酒方：
海藻一斤，去除咸味，切碎，用优质酒二斗浸泡，每次服用二合，每日两三次。待酒喝完、药渣变干后制成散剂，每次服用一方寸匕。
《产经》记载：凡是小儿患有附骨疽的，当人靠近抱他时，就会大声啼哭，这说明肢体关节有疼痛之处，或者四肢不愿意活动，呈现出如同瘫痪不能随意运动的状态。治疗的方子：初得病时立即服用漏芦汤攻下，并外敷小豆薄贴。
《产经》记载：凡是痈疽喜欢长在手指上，与代指相似，人们如果不察觉而不及时治疗，毒气就会侵入脏腑，导致死亡。再仔细审视，痈疽长在手指末端的，先出现黑色斑点，疼痛剧烈直达心脏。先针刺指尖，排出恶血，再用艾条灸七壮，效果良好。
另一个方子：服用犀角汁，效果佳。
又一个方子：服用升麻汁。
又一个方子：服用葵根汁。
又一个方子：服用竹沥汁。
又一个方子：服用蓝青汁。
《产经》记载：代指这种病，起初肿胀，皮肤颜色红润发热而不暗沉。然后沿着指甲边缘化脓，严重的会导致指甲脱落。治疗的方子：用甘草汤热浸患处。
又一个方子：用芒硝汁浸泡。
又一个方子：刺破放出血液，再用热水浸泡。
又一个方子：用猪油混合盐加热后纳入指甲缝中，片刻即可缓解。如果已经化脓，用针挑去脓血。
《诸病源候论》记载：饶虫多由变化所致，疮里面有细小的虫子，很难看见。小儿因哺乳的人患有疥疮而感染。
《千金方》记载：烧竹叶成末，与鸡蛋清混合敷涂，每日两三次。
又一个方子：用酥油混合胡粉涂抹。
又一个方子：用乱发灰混合腊月猪脂敷涂。
《产经》记载：蜀椒五合，捣碎成末，用水一斗，煮三沸，去掉药渣，温热洗浴，效果良好。吃一顿饭的时间后见效，如果瘙痒不止，再次浸泡。吃一顿饭的时间后见效。
《诸病源候论》记载：癣疮是由于风邪与气血相互搏结形成的。小儿脸上生的癣称为乳癣，说是乳汁污染了婴儿面部而生出的，仍然用乳汁清洗就能痊愈。
《产经》记载：凡是癣疮，如果不擦破表皮而上药就无法去除，用黑毛牛的粪便温水清洗。效果良好。
又一个方子：将桃白皮研末，用醋调和涂抹。
又一个方子：将胡粉炒至黄色，用醋调和涂抹，干燥后再涂，效果良好。
《千金方》湿癣方：
桃青皮，捣碎，用醋调和涂抹。
又说：干癣方：枸杞根，捣碎，用猪油混合敷涂。用醋调和更好。
《集验方》用水银混合胡粉敷涂。
又一个方子：蛇床子末混合白膏敷涂。
The *Chan Jing* (Classic of Childbirth) states: For treating scrofula in infants and young children that has persisted for many years without healing, the Seaweed Wine Prescription is as follows:
Take one jin of seaweed, remove the saltiness, cut it into pieces, and soak it in two dou of good wine. Administer two he of this wine per dose, two to three times daily. When the wine is consumed and the dregs are dried, process them into a powder. Administer one fangcun bi (a measure equivalent to a square inch spoonful) per dose.
The *Chan Jing* states: Whenever an infant suffers from deep-rooted abscesses (fugujü), they will cry loudly when someone approaches or holds them, indicating pain in the limbs and joints, or a reluctance to move the four limbs, presenting a state resembling paralysis or loss of motor control. The treatment prescription is: Upon initial onset, administer the Descurainia Decoction (Loulou Tang) to purge the interior, and apply a thin poultice made of adzuki beans externally.
The *Chan Jing* states: Carbuncles and sores often occur on the fingers, resembling onychia (daizhi). If people fail to notice and do not treat it promptly, the toxicity will enter the zang organs, leading to death. Upon closer examination, if a carbuncle occurs at the fingertip, black spots appear first, and the pain is severe enough to reach the heart. First, prick the fingertip to evacuate bad blood, then moxibustion with seven moxa cones (zhuang) is effective.
Another prescription: Administer rhinoceros horn juice; this is excellent.
Another prescription: Administer cimicifuga juice.
Another prescription: Apply sunflower root juice.
Another prescription: Apply bamboo sap juice.
Another prescription: Apply indigo juice.
The *Chan Jing* states: Onychia (daizhi) initially presents with swelling, where the skin color is red and hot but not dark. Subsequently, pus forms along the nail bed; in severe cases, the nail may fall off. The treatment prescription is: Soak the affected area in hot licorice decoction.
Another prescription: Soak in mirabilite juice.
Another prescription: Prick to release blood, then soak in hot water.
Another prescription: Mix pig fat with salt, heat it, and insert it into the nail fold; relief comes shortly. If pus has already formed, puncture to drain the pus and blood.
The *Bingyuan Lun* (Treatise on the Origins and Manifestations of Various Diseases) states: "Rao chong" (wandering parasites) are caused by transformational processes; tiny worms exist within the sores, which are very difficult to see. Infants become infected due to contact with caregivers suffering from scabies.
The *Qianjin Fang* (Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) states: Burn leaf bamboo to ash, mix with egg white, and apply topically, two to three times daily.
Another prescription: Mix butter with lead carbonate (hufen) and apply.
Another prescription: Mix ash from tangled hair with lard rendered in the twelfth lunar month and apply.
The *Chan Jing* states: Take five he of Sichuan peppercorn, grind into powder, boil in one dou of water for three boils, strain the dregs, and use the warm liquid for bathing; this is effective. Improvement is seen after a meal's time; if itching persists, soak again. Improvement is seen after a meal's time.
The *Bingyuan Lun* states: Tinea (xuanchuang) arises from the struggle between wind pathogens and qi and blood. Tinea occurring on an infant's face is called "milk tinea" (ruxuan), attributed to milk contaminating the infant's face; washing with milk leads to recovery.
The *Chan Jing* states: For all tinea, if the superficial skin is not abraded before applying medicine, the condition cannot be cured. Wash with warm water infused with dung from black-haired cattle; this is effective.
Another prescription: Powder the inner bark of peach, mix with vinegar, and apply.
Another prescription: Fry lead carbonate until yellow, mix with vinegar, and apply; reapply when dry; this is effective.
The *Qianjin Fang* prescription for wet tinea:
Powder the green peel of peach, mix with vinegar, and apply.
It also states: For dry tinea: Pound the root of Chinese wolfberry, mix with pig fat, and apply. Mixing with vinegar is even better.
The *Jiyan Fang* (Collection of Proven Prescriptions) prescribes mixing mercury with lead carbonate for application.
Another prescription: Mix powder of Cnidium fruit (shechuangzi) with white ointment for application.