肘后疗汤火所灼未成疮者方。
取暖灰以水和习习尔以敷之，亦以灰汁洗之。
又方
黍米 女曲（分等）
上二味各异熬，令黑如炭，捣下，以鸡子白和涂之良。
又方
取菰蒋根洗去土，烧灰，鸡子黄和涂之。
又方
取柳白皮细切，以猪膏煎以涂之，以柏白皮弥佳，凡此以上三方，皆能止痛，疾仍不成
疮也。
又方
以小便渍洗之。
又方
以苦酒和雄黄涂之。
又若已成疮者方。
以白蜜涂疮上取竹幕贴之，日三。（出第七卷中）
范汪疗汤火灼疮方。
破鸡子取白涂之。（肘后同）
又方
以豆酱汁涂之。（肘后文仲同并出第九十一卷中）
备急疗汤火灼疮方。
柳皮烧灰如粉敷之。（肘后同）
又方
猪膏和米粉涂之，日五六过良，此二方既令不痛，又使速愈，又无瘢痕，已试有效。（肘
后同出第八卷中）
崔氏疗汤火疮，无问大小，秘要方。
取狗毛碎剪烊胶和之，以遍封疮上，一封之后，比至痂落亦不痛。（救急同出第五卷中）
文仲疗汤火疮，无问大小，秘要方。
新热牛粪涂之良。（崔氏同出第十七卷中）
救急疗汤火疮，无问大小，秘要方。
取粟熬令焦黑，投水中，搅之良久，滤取汁，重煎如糖，以敷疮上，并灭瘢。（崔氏同）
又方
取黍米煮粥，和鸡子白敷疮良。（并出第五卷中）
《肘后备急方》治疗被汤火灼伤但尚未形成疮疡的方剂。
取温热的草木灰，用水调和至细密均匀的状态敷在患处，也可以用灰汁清洗患处。
另一个方子：
黍米、女曲（两者分量相等）
将以上两味药分别炒制，直到颜色变黑如同炭一样，捣碎成粉末，用鸡蛋清调和后涂抹在患处，效果很好。
又一个方子：
取菰蒋根（茭白根），洗净泥土，烧成灰，用鸡蛋黄调和后涂抹在患处。
又一个方子：
取柳树的白色树皮，细细切碎，用猪油煎煮后涂抹在患处，如果用柏树的白色树皮则更好。以上这三个方子，都能起到止痛的作用，并且疾病仍然不会发展成疮疡。
又一个方子：
用尿液浸泡清洗患处。
如果是已经形成疮疡的情况，可用以下方子：
用白蜜涂抹在疮面上，取竹帘贴在上面，每天三次。（出自第七卷中）
范汪治疗汤火灼伤形成的疮疡的方子：
打破鸡蛋，取蛋清涂抹在患处。（与《肘后备急方》相同）
又一个方子：
用豆酱汁涂抹在患处。（与《肘后备急方》文仲篇相同，均出自第九十一卷中）
《备急千金要方》治疗汤火灼伤形成的疮疡的方子：
将柳树皮烧成灰，像粉一样敷在患处。（与《肘后备急方》相同）
又一个方子：
用猪油和米粉调和后涂抹在患处，每天五到六次，效果良好。这两个方子既能止痛，又能促进快速愈合，而且不留瘢痕，已经试用过并证明有效。（与《肘后备急方》相同，均出自第八卷中）
崔氏治疗汤火疮，无论大小，保密的要方：
取狗毛剪碎，融化胶和在一起，全面封盖在疮面上，封一次之后，直到结痂脱落期间也不会疼痛。（与《救急方》相同，均出自第五卷中）
文仲治疗汤火疮，无论大小，保密的要方：
用新鲜热牛粪涂抹在患处，效果良好。（与崔氏方相同，均出自第十七卷中）
《救急方》治疗汤火疮，无论大小，保密的要方：
取粟米炒至焦黑，投入水中，搅拌很久，过滤取汁液，再次煎煮至如糖浆般浓稠，敷在疮面上，并能消除瘢痕。（与崔氏方相同）
The *Zhouhou Beiji Fang* (Emergency Prescriptions Kept in the Sleeve) treats burns caused by boiling water or fire that have not yet formed sores.
Take warm plant ash, mix it with water until it is fine and uniform, and apply it to the affected area. Alternatively, wash the affected area with ash juice.
Another prescription:
Setaria italica seed (Shumi), Qu of millet (Nvqu) (in equal parts).
Process the above two ingredients separately by roasting until they turn black like charcoal, grind them into powder, mix with egg white, and apply to the affected area for good results.
Another prescription:
Take the root of Zizania latifolia (Gujiang), wash away the soil, burn it into ash, mix with egg yolk, and apply to the affected area.
Another prescription:
Take the inner white bark of Salix alba (Willow bark), cut it finely, fry it in suid fat (Zhugao), and apply. Using the inner white bark of Platycladus orientalis (Bai Baipi) is even better. All three of the above prescriptions can relieve pain and prevent the condition from developing into a sore.
Another prescription:
Soak and wash the affected area with urine.
Another prescription:
Mix realgar (Xionghuang) with vinegar (Ku Jiu) and apply.
If sores have already formed, use the following prescription:
Apply white honey (Baimi) to the sore, cover it with a bamboo screen, and do this three times a day. (From Volume 7)
Fan Wang's prescription for treating burns caused by boiling water or fire:
Break an egg, take the egg white, and apply it. (Same as *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*)
Another prescription:
Apply soybean sauce paste (Doujiang zhi). (Same as the Wenzhong section in *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*, both from Volume 91)
The *Beiji Qianjin Yaofang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold for Emergencies) prescription for treating burns caused by boiling water or fire:
Burn willow bark into ash like powder and apply it. (Same as *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*)
Another prescription:
Mix suid fat (Zhugao) with rice flour and apply. Doing this five or six times a day yields good results. These two prescriptions not only relieve pain but also promote rapid healing without leaving scars; they have been tested and proven effective. (Same as *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*, both from Volume 8)
Cui Shi's secret prescription for treating burns caused by boiling water or fire, regardless of size:
Cut dog hair into small pieces, melt glue and mix it together, then seal the entire affected area. After one application, there will be no pain until the scab falls off. (Same as *Jiuji Fang*, both from Volume 5)
Wenzhong's secret prescription for treating burns caused by boiling water or fire, regardless of size:
Apply fresh, hot cow dung. This is excellent. (Same as Cui Shi's prescription, both from Volume 17)
The *Jiuji Fang* (Emergency Rescue Manual) secret prescription for treating burns caused by boiling water or fire, regardless of size:
Roast Setaria italica (Millet) until charred black, immerse it in water, stir for a long time, filter to obtain the juice, and re-boil until thick like syrup. Apply to the sore; it also eliminates scars. (Same as Cui Shi's prescription)
Another prescription:
Cook Setaria italica (Shumi) into porridge, mix with egg white, and apply to the sore for good results. (Both from Volume 5)