鬓疽者生在鬓毛之间，形同疖子，其痒非常，大者为痈，小者为疽，远年不收口者为
漏。其患之来也，因人素好浓味，屡受热症，故成此毒。其治法与鬓疔同，初起时以太岁
墨搽之，先服金蚣丸，后服中九丸及十宣散，外用熏洗、生肌、平口法，只要成脓，无不
愈者。
嘴疔者生嘴上，初起时可用艾火灸之，痒者须灸至痛，痛者须灸至痒。其治法与鬓疔
同，敷搽、贴熏、服药，无有不愈者。
水疔不论何部以及四肢，皆可发生，初起时肤上麻痒，手搔之又觉疼痛，其色乌紫如
疹，一发如雷，痛不可忍，疹处皮肉破烂出水，未到七日，或七日间烂成深坑，日夜呻吟
者，多属凶多吉少。治法内服中九丸，兼服金蚣丸，外用太岁墨搽之，更以熏洗汤每日熏
洗三次，痛则停止。有脓者可治，如无脓而烂至骨者，为不治之症。
耳门痈者疮生耳内，其症多由积热而成，一边硬至耳很，红肿痛甚，初起用麻凉膏以
止其痛，内服中九丸，兼服金蚣丸，以速散其毒，勿使久延酿成大患。此症定然成脓，治
法与鬓疽同，内服中九丸，兼千金内托散，至七日后，耳内出脓，如脓久不干者，须用线
末，以绵纸成条，粘惹药末插入耳内，连插数次，脓干即愈。
此病生于喉咙小舌之上，左右各有一个肉球，塞住喉咙，致水米不下，眼多有脓，形
如烂东瓜状。治法以竹管一枝，内贮药线一条，以铁 顶住药线，入肉球内，一日插入药
线一次，连插三日，其球即消，约六、七日间，即可痊愈八九；至喉咙不痛，能进硬食物
时，以天然散生肌、平口，内服中九丸，兼服甘桔消痰饮∶
桔梗 豆根（各一钱） 栀子 连翘 防风 薄荷 甘草（各五分） 黄连（七分）
大力子（一钱） 赤芍 白芷 川芎（各五分） 玄参 麦冬（各七分） 淡竹叶（五分，水煎服）
吹药
熊胆（三分） 宫粉（一分） 冰片（一分） 甘石（一钱） 明雄（一钱） 朱砂（五分） 豆根（一钱）
上共为末吹之，不过半月，即可痊愈，以加味天然散收口∶
加味天然散（此与前方不同）
赤石脂 龙骨 海螵蛸 冰片 儿茶 乳香 没药 血竭
上共为细末，加入天然散中用之，功能生肌、平口。
鬓疽（生于鬓角部位的痈疽）生长在鬓毛之间，形状像疖子，瘙痒非常剧烈。大的称为痈，小的称为疽，长期不愈合的称为漏管。这种病症的发生，是因为患者平素喜好浓烈厚味的食物，屡次感受热邪所致，从而形成此毒。其治疗方法与鬓疔相同，初起时用太岁墨涂抹患处，先服用金蚣丸，随后服用中九丸及十宣散，外用熏洗、生肌、平口的方法，只要脓液形成，没有不能治愈的。
嘴疔（生于嘴唇部位的疔疮）生长在嘴上，初起时可用艾火灸治，如果发痒必须灸到疼痛，如果疼痛必须灸到发痒。其治疗方法与鬓疔相同，通过敷搽、贴熏、服药，没有不能治愈的。
水疔（一种发病迅速的水肿性疔疮）不论发生在身体哪个部位以及四肢，都可以发生，初起时皮肤麻木瘙痒，用手抓挠后又觉得疼痛，颜色乌紫如同疹子，发作迅猛如雷，疼痛难以忍受，患处皮肉破烂流出液体，不到七天，或在七天内烂成深坑，日夜呻吟痛苦的，大多属于凶多吉少。治疗方法内服中九丸，兼服金蚣丸，外用太岁墨涂抹，再用熏洗汤每日熏洗三次，若疼痛则停止熏洗。有脓的可以治疗，如果没有脓而腐烂至骨头，则是无法治疗的病症。
耳门痈（生于耳内的痈肿）疮生在耳朵内部，症状多由积热而成，一侧坚硬直至耳根，红肿疼痛严重，初起时用麻凉膏以止住疼痛，内服中九丸，兼服金蚣丸，以迅速消散毒邪，不要让它拖延酿成大祸。此症必然化脓，治疗方法与鬓疽相同，内服中九丸，兼服千金内托散，到了第七天后，耳内流出脓液，如果脓液久不干涸，须用药线末，用绵纸做成条状，粘惹药末插入耳内，连续插入数次，脓干即愈。
此病生长在喉咙小舌之上，左右各有一个肉球，堵塞喉咙，导致水和米食无法下咽，眼睛多有脓液，形状像烂冬瓜一样。治疗方法是用一根竹管，里面装一条药线，用铁器顶住药线，插入肉球内，每天插入药线一次，连续插入三天，肉球就会消退，大约六、七天内，即可痊愈八九；等到喉咙不痛，能吃硬食物时，使用天然散进行生肌、平口处理，内服中九丸，兼服甘桔消痰饮：桔梗、豆根（各一钱）、栀子、连翘、防风、薄荷、甘草（各五分）、黄连（七分）、大力子（一钱）、赤芍、白芷、川芎（各五分）、玄参、麦冬（各七分）、淡竹叶（五分，用水煎服）。吹药：熊胆（三分）、宫粉（一分）、冰片（一分）、甘石（一钱）、明雄（一钱）、朱砂（五分）、豆根（一钱），以上共同研为细末吹入患处，不过半个月，即可痊愈，最后用加味天然散收口：加味天然散（此方与前方不同）赤石脂、龙骨、海螵蛸、冰片、儿茶、乳香、没药、血竭，以上共同研为细末，加入天然散中使用，功能是生肌、平口。
Bi Ju (carbuncle of the temple) occurs between the hairs of the temple, resembling a furuncle, with intense itching. The larger ones are called Yong (abscess), the smaller ones Ju (ulcer), and those that fail to heal for a long time are called Lou (fistula). This condition arises because the patient has a habitual preference for rich and heavy flavors, repeatedly suffering from heat syndromes, thus forming this toxicity. Its treatment is the same as that for Bi Ding (furuncle of the temple). At the initial stage, apply Tai Sui Mo (a specific medicinal ink/paste) to the affected area. First, administer Jin Gong Wan (Golden Centipede Pill), followed by Zhong Jiu Wan (Central Nine Pills) and Shi Xuan San (Ten Acupoints Powder). Externally, use fumigation, washing, flesh-regenerating, and mouth-leveling methods. As long as pus forms, there is no case that cannot be cured.
Zui Ding (furuncle of the lip) occurs on the lips. At the initial stage, moxibustion with mugwort fire can be used. If it itches, moxa must be applied until it hurts; if it hurts, moxa must be applied until it itches. Its treatment is the same as that for Bi Ding. Through application, fumigation, and oral medication, there is no case that cannot be cured.
Shui Ding (water furuncle) can occur in any part of the body or limbs. At the initial stage, the skin feels numb and itchy; scratching causes pain. The color is dark purple like a rash. It erupts suddenly like thunder, with unbearable pain. The skin and flesh at the rash site break down and exude fluid. Within seven days, or even within the first few days, it may rot into a deep pit. Patients groaning day and night mostly have a poor prognosis (more ominous than auspicious). Treatment involves internal administration of Zhong Jiu Wan, combined with Jin Gong Wan. Externally, apply Tai Sui Mo, and fumigate/wash three times daily with Fumigation and Washing Decoction. Stop fumigation if it causes pain. Cases with pus are treatable; cases without pus where rotting reaches the bone are incurable.
Er Men Yong (carbuncle of the ear gate) is an ulcer occurring inside the ear. Symptoms are mostly caused by accumulated heat. One side becomes hard up to the ear root, with severe redness, swelling, and pain. At the initial stage, apply Ma Liang Gao (Hemp Cooling Ointment) to relieve pain. Internally, take Zhong Jiu Wan, combined with Jin Gong Wan, to rapidly dissipate the toxin and prevent it from lingering and causing major complications. This condition will inevitably suppurate. The treatment is the same as for Bi Ju: internally take Zhong Jiu Wan, combined with Qian Nei Tuo San (Thousand Gold Internal Support Powder). After seven days, pus discharges from the ear. If the pus does not dry up for a long time, use medicated thread powder. Make strips from cotton paper, attach the powder, and insert them into the ear. Repeat insertion several times until the pus dries up, then it heals.
This disease grows above the uvula of the throat. There is one fleshy ball on each side, blocking the throat, preventing water and food from going down. The eyes often have pus, and the shape resembles a rotten winter melon. Treatment involves using a bamboo tube containing a medicated thread. Use an iron tool to push the thread into the fleshy ball. Insert the thread once a day for three consecutive days, after which the balls will subside. Recovery will be about 80-90% complete within six or seven days. When the throat no longer hurts and solid food can be eaten, apply Tian Ran San (Natural Powder) for flesh regeneration and wound leveling. Internally, take Zhong Jiu Wan, combined with Gan Jiao Xiao Tan Yin (Licorice and Platycodon Phlegm-Resolving Drink): Jie Geng (Platycodon Root) and Dou Gen (Polygonatum Rhizome, likely referring to a specific local herb or typo for Ban Xia/other, but kept as literal translation contextually) (each 1 qian), Zhi Zi (Gardenia Fruit), Lian Qiao (Forsythia Fruit), Fang Feng (Saposhnikovia Root), Bo He (Mentha Herb), Gan Cao (Licorice Root) (each 0.5 qian), Huang Lian (Coptis Rhizome) (0.7 qian), Da Li Zi (Arctium Fruit), Chi Shao (Red Peony Root), Bai Zhi (Angelica Dahurica Root), Chuan Xiong (Ligusticum Rhizome) (each 0.5 qian), Xuan Shen (Scrophularia Root), Mai Dong (Ophiopogon Tuber) (each 0.7 qian), Dan Zhu Ye (Lophatherum Leaf) (0.5 qian, decocted in water and taken orally). Snuffing Powder: Xiong Dan (Bear Bile), Gong Fen (Lead White/Powder), Bing Pian (Borneol), Gan Shi (Calamine), Ming Xiong (Realgar), Zhu Sha (Cinnabar), Dou Gen (each specified amounts: Xiong Dan 3 fen, Gong Fen 1 fen, Bing Pian 1 fen, Gan Shi 1 qian, Ming Xiong 1 qian, Zhu Sha 5 fen, Dou Gen 1 qian). Grind all together into fine powder and snuff it. Within half a month, recovery is achieved. Finally, use Jia Wei Tian Ran San (Modified Natural Powder) to close the wound: Jia Wei Tian Ran San (different from the previous formula) Chi Shi Zhi (Halloysitum Rubrum), Long Gu (Fossilized Bones), Hai Piao Xiao (Cuttlefish Bone), Bing Pian (Borneol), Er Cha (Camellia Leaf Extract), Ru Xiang (Frankincense), Mo Yao (Myrrh), Xue Jie (Dragon's Blood). Grind all into fine powder and mix with Tian Ran San for use. Its function is to regenerate flesh and level the wound.