此症生于后脑骨上，其症状为患部初时硬起一块，因其不红不肿，遂忽视之，及至渐
渐肿痛时，方始察觉者颇不乏人。治法初起时以麻凉膏敷之，内服中九丸兼金蚣丸，其毒
自散；如不散时，必定成脓，可照前面治 之法治之。如穿头脓水不干，延至日久，恐成
茧时，当以药线日插三次，六、七日间其茧则落，用熏洗汤洗净，以天然散生肌、平口。
此疮生于后颈窝对喉之处，险症也，迁延失治，足以致死。治法先以麻凉膏敷之，看
其疼痛若何，若敷后痛止者，是为易治之症，内服中九丸，并照治痈疔法，以清凉之剂敷
散之；若初起时搔痒，皮内黑硬，如石一条横插，影响两耳肿痛，日轻夜重，久不成脓，
饮食不思者，是犯七恶，亦照前治痈疔法，施以托里排脓之剂，六、七日黑色转红，四围
起白泡，如粟米大小，内成脓而腐烂，先用熏洗汤洗之，次贴隔纸膏，至腐肉净后，以加
味天然散加鸡内金末掺之，即愈。
此疮生于左肩井穴上窝心内，治法与前乳花同，服中九丸生肌、平口。
此疮与左肩花同，治法亦然。
此疮生于左右饭匙骨上，治法与肩花同。
此疮多生于大胯上有肉之处，因患者体浓，嗜食煎炒浓味，又兼酒色过度，招受风
湿，致痰湿凝滞不行，屡积而成，其初起时梆骨作胀，不甚大痛，攻起一块，外面肉色灰
白，延至期月，遂大如斗，潮热，头痛，身疼，六、七日后，潮热不退者，其大胯内之梆
骨必然作痛，医者每多作风湿痰凝或筋骨疼痛治之，故恒不效。岂知此乃阴毒之症，故痛
则日轻夜重。治法以火葱一斤，生姜一斤，捣烂，入锅炒热，用布包之，以熨痛处，冷了
又换又熨，熨后再加石菖蒲二两入内，再炒再熨，其毒必出于皮肤而转红肿，内服中九
丸，并前方托里之剂加人参三钱，外敷麻凉膏，至脓干应指时，以化肉膏贴之，视肉变黑
色时，以针拨开疮头，使脓随针出，若无脓出者，再以化肉膏插入孔内，再烂一个时辰，
再用针拨，脓必出矣。若脓久不干者，可用药线插入一次，以解毒膏贴之，常服中九丸，
解去热毒，方不生变，当忌发物。
这种病症发生在后脑勺的骨头上，其症状表现为患处起初硬起一块，因为不红也不肿，所以容易被忽视，等到逐渐出现肿痛时，才发觉的人并不少见。治疗方面，初起时用麻凉膏外敷，内服中九丸并配合金蚣丸，毒邪自然消散；如果毒邪不散，必定会化脓，可以按照前面提到的治疗方法处理。如果溃破后脓水淋漓不干，拖延日久，恐怕形成茧状物，应当每日三次插入药线，六到七天后茧状物脱落，再用熏洗汤清洗，最后使用天然散促进生肌、使疮口平复。
这种疮生于后颈窝正对咽喉的部位，属于险症，若拖延失治，足以致死。治疗先以麻凉膏外敷，观察疼痛情况，如果敷后疼痛停止，这是容易治疗的病症，内服中九丸，并按照治疗痈疔的方法，用清凉药剂外敷消散；如果初起时瘙痒，皮内黑硬，像一条石头横插其中，影响两耳肿痛，白天轻晚上重，久不化脓，饮食不思者，这是犯了“七恶”证，也按照前文治疗痈疔的方法，施用托里排脓的药剂，六到七天后黑色转为红色，四周起如粟米大小的白泡，内部化脓腐烂，先用熏洗汤清洗，接着贴隔纸膏，待腐肉净尽后，用加味天然散加入鸡内金末掺敷，即可痊愈。
这种疮生于左肩井穴上方的凹陷处，治疗方法与前文所述的乳花疮相同，服用中九丸以促进生肌、平复疮口。
这种疮与左肩花疮相同，治疗方法也是如此。
这种疮生于左右饭匙骨（锁骨）上，治疗方法与肩花疮相同。
这种疮多生于大腿根部（大胯）有肉的地方，因患者体型肥胖，嗜好食用煎炒及浓烈滋味的食物，又兼房事过度，招受风湿，导致痰湿凝滞不行，多次积聚而成。其初起时感觉骨头梆胀，不太剧烈疼痛，攻起一块，外面肉色灰白，拖延至一个月，便大如斗，伴有潮热、头痛、身疼，六到七日后潮热不退的，其大腿根部的骨头必然疼痛，医生往往多将其作为风湿痰凝或筋骨疼痛来治疗，所以常常无效。哪里知道这是阴毒之症，所以疼痛特点是白天轻晚上重。治疗方法是用火葱一斤，生姜一斤，捣烂，入锅炒热，用布包裹，熨烫疼痛部位，冷了再换再熨，熨后再加入石菖蒲二两进去，再炒再熨，其毒邪必出于皮肤而转为红肿，内服中九丸，并前方托里药剂加入人参三钱，外敷麻凉膏，等到脓干按之有波动感时，用化肉膏贴敷，看到肉变黑色时，用针挑开疮头，使脓随针流出，如果没有脓流出，再将化肉膏插入孔内，再腐烂一个时辰，再用针挑，脓必定会出来。如果脓水久久不干，可用药线插入一次，用解毒膏贴敷，常服中九丸，解除热毒，方不产生变故，应当忌食发物。
This condition occurs on the bone of the back of the head. Its symptoms manifest as a hard lump initially forming at the affected site. Because it is neither red nor swollen, it is easily overlooked; people who only realize it when swelling and pain gradually appear are not uncommon. For treatment, at the initial stage, apply Maliang Gao (Cooling Hemp Paste) externally, and internally administer Zhongjiu Wan (Nine-Pill Medicament) combined with Jinggong Wan (Golden Centipede Pill), so that the pathogenic toxin will naturally dissipate. If the toxin does not dissipate, pus will inevitably form, and one should follow the treatment methods described earlier. If after ulceration the pus discharge remains un-dried for a prolonged period, risking the formation of a callus-like structure, insert medicinal threads three times daily. Within six to seven days, the callus will fall off. Cleanse with Xunxi Tang (Fumigation and Washing Decoction), then apply Tianran San (Natural Powder) to promote tissue regeneration and flatten the wound margin.
This sore arises at the nape of the neck opposite the throat, representing a critical condition. Neglect or delayed treatment can lead to death. The treatment begins with applying Maliang Gao externally. Observe the degree of pain: if pain ceases after application, it is an easily treatable case. Internally administer Zhongjiu Wan, and follow the treatment protocol for carbuncles and furuncles by applying cooling agents externally to dissipate the swelling. If there is itching at the onset, with black hardness under the skin resembling a horizontal stone bar, affecting the ears with swelling and pain that is milder during the day and heavier at night, failing to suppurate over time, accompanied by loss of appetite, this indicates the "Seven Evils" syndrome. Follow the previous protocol for carbuncles and furuncles, employing formulas to support the interior and drain pus. After six to seven days, the black color turns red, and white blisters the size of millet grains appear around the periphery. Internal suppuration and necrosis occur. First wash with Xunxi Tang, then apply Gezhi Gao (Paper-Interposed Ointment). After the necrotic tissue is completely cleared, sprinkle Jiuneijin (Chicken Gizzard Lining) powder mixed with Jiawei Tianran San (Modified Natural Powder) onto the wound, leading to recovery.
This sore appears in the depression above the Zuo Jianjing (Left Shoulder Well, GB21) acupoint. The treatment is identical to that for Ru Hua Sore (Breast Flower Sore): administer Zhongjiu Wan to promote tissue regeneration and flatten the wound margin.
This sore is similar to the Left Jianhua Sore (Left Shoulder Flower Sore); the treatment method is likewise applicable.
This sore occurs on the left and right Fanshi Gu (Clavicle). The treatment is the same as for the Jianhua Sore.
This sore commonly develops in the fleshy area of the Da Kua (upper thigh/groin region). It is caused by patients who are obese, have a preference for fried, roasted, and richly flavored foods, and engage in excessive sexual activity, thereby attracting wind-dampness. This leads to stagnation of phlegm-dampness accumulating repeatedly. Initially, there is a sensation of bony distension without severe pain, presenting as a raised lump with grayish-white skin color. After about a month, it enlarges to the size of a dou (a traditional unit of volume), accompanied by tidal fever, headache, and body ache. If tidal fever persists beyond six to seven days, the bone within the upper thigh will inevitably become painful. Physicians often mistakenly treat this as wind-damp-phlegm stagnation or bone-joint pain, resulting in frequent ineffectiveness. One must recognize this as a Yin-Toxin condition, characterized by pain that is milder during the day and heavier at night. The treatment involves taking Fire Cong (Fire Scallion) one jin and Sheng Jiang (Fresh Ginger) one jin, pounding them into a paste, heating them in a wok, wrapping them in cloth, and applying hot compresses to the painful area. Replace and reapply as they cool. Afterward, add Shi Chang Pu (Acori Tatarinowii Rhizoma) two liang, heat again, and continue compressing. The toxin will emerge through the skin, turning red and swollen. Internally, administer Zhongjiu Wan along with the aforementioned interior-supporting formula plus Ren Shen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma) three qian. Externally apply Maliang Gao. When the pus dries and fluctuation upon pressure is detected, apply Huarou Gao (Flesh-Dissolving Ointment). When the tissue turns black, puncture the sore head with a needle to allow pus drainage. If no pus drains, insert Huarou Gao into the hole, allow maceration for one shichen (two hours), then puncture again; pus will surely drain. If pus discharge persists without drying, insert a medicinal thread once and apply Jiedu Gao (Detoxifying Ointment). Continuously take Zhongjiu Wan to clear heat-toxin, preventing complications. Avoid fa-wu (stimulating foods).