小儿四五岁。只会叫人。不能言语。以赤小豆研末。酒调涂舌下。二三次即能说话。
乃肝肾虚风袭入。用生附子。(去皮脐) 生南星(各二钱) 为末。姜汁调。摊贴天柱
上。
龟尿调首乌末。敷背上。日久自愈。
背上起白泡。累如缀珠。一二日即破。脓血外流。痒甚。一处方好。一处又起者。如意
草
淡豆豉 生姜(各二钱切碎) 葱(五茎) 食盐(一两) 同炒热。置脐上熨之。效
姜煎浓汤。洗肚腹。另用葱姜捣烂。炒热作饼。贴脐上。良久即愈。
红饭豆 淡豆豉 南星(去皮脐) 白蔹(各一钱) 共为末。用芭蕉(无叶用根)自
敷脐四旁。即愈。
以艾叶烧灰填脐上。用帛缠之。若脐带已落。用蒜切薄片贴脐上。以艾火灸之。
有艾气。立愈。
枯矾 硼砂(各二钱五分) 朱砂(二分) 冰片 麝香(各五厘) 共为末。凡小儿
过后。用此末掺脐上。每日换尿布时。仍掺此末。掺完一料。永无脐风等症。脐内汁出不止。
兼赤肿。 取东壁土末敷之。又大红呢烧灰为末。敷之。又甘草(炙)
末。安脐中。瘥止。又黄柏(炙一两) 釜底墨(四分) 捣末。敷脐中
末熬令温。以敷脐疮。甚良。
小儿四五岁时，只会叫人，不能说话。将赤小豆研成粉末，用酒调和后涂在舌下，两三次后即可开口说话。
这是由于肝肾虚风侵袭所致。使用生附子（去皮和脐部）、生南星（各二钱），研成粉末，用姜汁调和，摊开贴敷在天柱骨穴上。
背上出现白色水泡，累累相连如同串珠，一二天后即破裂，脓血外流，瘙痒剧烈，一处好了另一处又起，可用如意草治疗。
淡豆豉、生姜（各二钱切碎）、葱（五茎）、食盐（一两）一同炒热，放置在肚脐上熨烫，效果显著。
将姜煎煮成浓汤，清洗腹部。另外用葱和姜捣烂，炒热后做成饼，贴敷在肚脐上，过一会儿即可痊愈。
用葱汤清洗婴儿腹部，仍将炒过的葱捣烂贴敷在肚脐上，过了一会儿尿液排出，疼痛停止。
红饭豆、淡豆豉、南星（去皮和脐部）、白蔹（各一钱）共同研成粉末，用芭蕉（无叶则用根）自行敷在肚脐四周，即可痊愈。
将艾叶烧成灰填入肚脐内，用布带缠绕固定。如果脐带已经脱落，可将蒜切成薄片贴敷在肚脐上，用艾火灸之，若有艾气散发，立即痊愈。
枯矾、硼砂（各二钱五分）、朱砂（二分）、冰片、麝香（各五厘）共同研成粉末。凡是小儿患过脐风之后，用此粉末掺撒在肚脐上，每次换尿布时仍掺此粉末。用完一料，可永久避免脐风等病症。若脐内汁液流出不止，兼有红肿，取东壁土末敷之；或用大红呢烧成灰研末敷之；或用甘草（炙）末，放入脐中，病愈即止；或用黄柏（炙一两）、釜底墨（四分）捣成粉末，敷于脐中；或将末药熬温后，敷于脐疮，效果很好。
Place Bai Fan (Alumen, 白矾) and Ji Zi (Egg, 鸡蛋) in Cu Zhong (Vinegar, 醋). Apply to the soles of the infant's feet for spontaneous recovery.
For infants aged four or five who can only call out but cannot speak, grind Chi Xiao Dou (Adzuki Bean, 赤小豆) into powder, mix with Jiu (Wine, 酒), and apply under the tongue. After two or three applications, speech will be restored.
Extract the juice from Xia Ma Dan (Toad Gallbladder, 虾蟆胆) and apply it to the tongue for immediate recovery.
This condition is caused by deficiency wind invading the Liver and Kidney. Use Sheng Fu Zi (Raw Aconite Root, 生附子) [peeled and navel removed] and Sheng Nan Xing (Raw Arisaema Rhizome, 生南星) [each 2 qian], grind into powder, mix with Jiang Zhi (Ginger Juice, 姜汁), spread, and apply as a plaster to Tian Zhu Gu (Tianzhu Bone, 天柱骨 - referring to the cervical spine/neck area).
Pound Yu Bai Pi (Ulmus Pumila Bark, 榆白皮) until it becomes like mud, apply as a seal, and change frequently.
Grind Bai Jie Zi (White Mustard Seed, 白芥子) into powder, mix with water, make into a paste, and apply. Continue until the condition stabilizes.
Mix Gui Niao (Turtle Urine, 龟尿) with Shou Wu (Polygonum Multiflorum, 首乌) powder and apply to the back. It will heal spontaneously after a long period.
When white blisters appear on the back, resembling strings of beads, which rupture after one or two days with flowing pus and blood, accompanied by severe itching where one lesion heals while another arises, use Ru Yi Cao (Acalypha Australis, 如意草).
Fen Dou Chi (Fermented Soybean, 淡豆豉), Sheng Jiang (Fresh Ginger, 生姜) [each 2 qian, chopped], Cong (Scallion, 葱) [5 stalks], and Yan Shi (Salt, 食盐) [1 liang] are stir-fried together until hot, then placed on the umbilicus for moxibustion-like warming; this is effective.
Boil Jiang (Ginger, 姜) into a strong decoction to wash the abdomen. Separately, crush Cong (Scallion, 葱) and Sheng Jiang (Fresh Ginger, 生姜), stir-fry until hot, form into a cake, and apply to the umbilicus; recovery occurs after a while.
Wash the infant's abdomen with Cong Tang (Scallion Decoction, 葱汤), and still apply crushed fried Cong (Scallion, 葱) to the umbilicus. After a while, urine flows out and pain stops.
Hong Fan Dou (Red Rice Bean, 红饭豆), Fen Dou Chi (Fermented Soybean, 淡豆豉), Nan Xing (Arisaema Rhizome, 南星) [peeled and navel removed], and Bai Lian (Ampelopsis Japonica Root, 白蔹) [each 1 qian] are ground into powder. Use Ba Jiao (Musa Basjoo, 芭蕉) [leaves if available, otherwise roots] to self-apply around the four sides of the umbilicus; recovery follows immediately.
Remove the skin from Xing Ren (Apricot Kernel, 杏仁), grind, and apply.
Burn Ai Ye (Artemisia Argyi Leaf, 艾叶) to ash, fill the umbilicus, and bind with cloth. If the umbilical cord has already fallen off, slice Suan (Garlic, 蒜) thinly, apply to the umbilicus, and moxa-burn it. If the aroma of mugwort is perceived, recovery is immediate.
Ku Fan (Calcined Alumen, 枯矾) and Peng Sha (Borax, 硼砂) [each 2.5 qian], Zhu Sha (Cinnabar, 朱砂) [2 fen], Bing Pian (Borneol, 冰片), and She Xiang (Musk, 麝香) [each 5 li] are ground into powder. Whenever an infant suffers from Qi Feng (Umbilical Wind, 脐风), sprinkle this powder on the umbilicus. Every time the diaper is changed, sprinkle this powder again. Upon finishing one dose, diseases such as Qi Feng will never recur. If fluid continuously oozes from the umbilicus accompanied by redness and swelling, apply Dong Bi Tu Mo (Dust from the East Wall Soil, 东壁土末); alternatively, burn Da Hong Ni (Large Red Cloth, 大红呢) to ash, grind into powder, and apply; or use Zhi Gan Cao Mo (Roasted Licorice Powder, 甘草末) placed in the umbilicus until healed; or use Zhi Huang Bo (Roasted Phellodendron Bark, 黄柏) [1 liang] and Fu Di Mo (Soot from Cauldron Bottom, 釜底墨) [4 fen], grind into powder, and apply to the umbilicus; or warm the powder by cooking and apply to the umbilical sore; this is very good.