体气一名狐气，此因父母有所传染者，又有狐胎而受生者，故不脱本来气质。凡此腋下多有棕纹数孔，出
此气味，常以五香散擦之，内用蒜肚时常作馔食之，亦可解其气味，可渐而退，此法常取效也。
五香散
五香散内用沉檀 还有零零并木香
加上麝香功更捷 敢教体气不相妨
沉香 檀香 木香 零零香（各三钱） 麝香（三分）
共为细末，每用五厘，津调搽擦两腋下，三日一次，或用香末二钱，绢袋盛贮挂于腋下亦效。
蒜肚方
用公猪肚一具，入大蒜囊四十丸枚去壳入肚内，以线扎口，水煮极烂；用盐、醋蘸肚随便食之。气味甚者，
用癞虾蟆一个入内同煮，肚烂去虾蟆、大蒜，用热酒食之，洗浴发汗。避风三日，其气顿改。
白秃疮因剃发腠理司开，外风袭入，结聚不散，致气血不潮，皮肉干枯，发为白秃。久则发落，根无荣养。
如秃斑光润不痒，内血已潮，以姜蘸润肌膏常擦，其发渐生。秃斑干枯作痒者，内必有虫，宜用麦饯散搽之，虫
死、风散、发生可愈。后忌动风、发物等件。
麦饯散（见痘风疮门）
治秃疮头毛脱落，白斑如癣，疮痂垒垒，叠起痒甚，犹若虫行。葱汤洗净疮痴洁净，用麻油调搽，以毡帽
戴之，随后作疼发肿，忍之三日，后其痂渐渐而脱。愈之后不复作，其发亦生，戒诸发物。
诸疮一扫光（见疥疮门）
治秃疮发脱作痒。本药一钱加倒挂尘二分，加灯窝宿油调搽自愈。
润肌膏
润肌膏内用麻油 紫草当归一处投
能搽秃疮枯槁色 加之黄蜡效应收
治秃疮干枯白斑，作痒发脱。
用麻油四两，当归五钱，紫草一钱同熬，药枯滤清，将油再熬，加黄蜡五钱化尽倾入碗内，顿冷搽擦患上
渐愈矣。
体气，又名狐臭。这种病症是由于父母遗传所致，也有因胎中受邪而先天形成的，因此无法摆脱其原本的气质特征。凡是患有此病的人，腋下通常会有几处棕色的纹路和孔洞，从中散发出气味。治疗时，常使用五香散涂抹患处；内服方面，经常将蒜肚（大蒜填入猪肚）做成菜肴食用，也可以缓解异味，使症状逐渐消退，这种方法通常能取得疗效。
五香散
五香散中含有沉香、檀香，还有零陵香以及木香，再加上麝香，功效更为迅速，足以消除狐臭的困扰。
配方：沉香、檀香、木香、零陵香（各三钱），麝香（三分）。
将上述药材共同研磨成细末，每次取五厘，用唾液调和后擦拭双侧腋下，每三天一次；或者取香末二钱，装入绢袋中悬挂于腋下，也有效。
蒜肚方
取一只公猪肚，放入四十颗去壳的大蒜瓣在肚内，用线扎紧口，用水煮至极其软烂；食用时用盐和醋蘸着猪肚吃。如果气味特别严重，可加入一只癞蛤蟆一同煮，待猪肚煮烂后，去掉蛤蟆和大蒜，用热酒送服，并洗浴以发汗。避风三天，异味即可彻底改变。
白秃疮是因为剃发后腠理（皮肤毛孔）开放，外感风邪侵入，结聚不散，导致气血不能濡养头皮，皮肉干枯，从而形成白秃。时间久了则头发脱落，毛囊失去荣养。
如果秃斑表面光滑润泽且不痒，说明内部气血已经恢复流通，可用生姜蘸润肌膏经常擦拭，头发会逐渐再生。如果秃斑干枯且瘙痒，说明内部必有虫患，适宜使用麦饯散涂抹，待虫死、风散，头发即可再生痊愈。此后需忌食动风和发物等食物。
麦饯散（详见痘风疮门）
治疗秃疮导致的头毛脱落，白斑类似癣疾，疮痂层层堆积，叠起且瘙痒剧烈，感觉如同虫子爬行。先用葱汤洗净疮痂使其洁净，用麻油调匀后涂抹，戴上毡帽，随后会出现疼痛肿胀，忍耐三天后，其痂皮会渐渐脱落。痊愈后不再复发，头发也会生长，需戒除发物。
诸疮一扫光（详见疥疮门）
治疗秃疮引起的脱发和瘙痒。取本药一钱，加入倒挂尘二分，用灯窝宿油调匀后涂抹，即可自愈。
润肌膏
润肌膏中使用麻油，将紫草和当归一起投入熬制。能够涂抹治疗秃疮的枯槁色泽，再加入黄蜡，疗效显著。
治疗秃疮干枯、白斑、瘙痒及脱发。
取麻油四两，当归五钱，紫草一钱共同熬制，待药料焦枯后过滤澄清，再将油重新熬制，加入黄蜡五钱完全融化后倒入碗中，冷却后涂抹于患处，逐渐痊愈。
Ti Qi (Fox Odor), also known as Hu Qi, is a condition transmitted from parents or contracted congenitally in the womb; thus, it is an inherent constitution. Patients typically have several brownish lines and pores in the axillae from which the odor emanates. It is commonly treated by applying Wu Xiang San (Five Fragrances Powder) externally. Internally, frequently consuming garlic-stuffed pig stomach can alleviate the odor, allowing symptoms to gradually recede; this method often yields effective results.
Wu Xiang San (Five Fragrances Powder)
Wu Xiang San contains Chen Xiang (Aquilaria Wood), Tan Xiang (Sandalwood), Ling Ling Xiang (Lingling Fragrance), Mu Xiang (Aucklandia Root), and She Xiang (Musk), which together enhance efficacy and effectively neutralize fox odor.
Ingredients: Chen Xiang (Aquilariae Lignum Resinatum), Tan Xiang (Santalum Album Lignum), Ling Ling Xiang (Linglingxiang), Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix), each 3 qian; She Xiang (Moschus), 3 fen.
Grind all ingredients into a fine powder. For use, take 5 li, mix with saliva, and rub onto both axillae once every three days. Alternatively, place 2 qian of the powder in a silk bag and hang it under the armpit, which is also effective.
Garlic-Stuffed Pig Stomach Formula
Take one male pig stomach, insert forty peeled cloves of garlic inside, tie the opening securely with thread, and boil in water until extremely soft. Eat the stomach dipped in salt and vinegar at will. For severe cases, add one toad and boil together. Once the stomach is soft, remove the toad and garlic, consume with hot wine, and bathe to induce sweating. Avoid wind for three days, and the odor will be completely altered.
Bai Tu Chuang (White Baldness Tinea) arises when hair shaving opens the Cou Li (skin pores and interstices), allowing external Wind pathogens to invade and accumulate. This prevents Qi and Blood from nourishing the scalp, causing the skin and flesh to dry out, resulting in white bald patches. Over time, hair falls out due to lack of nourishment.
If the bald patch is smooth, lustrous, and non-itchy, it indicates that internal Blood circulation has recovered. Apply Run Ji Gao (Moisturizing Ointment) moistened with ginger regularly to promote gradual hair regrowth. If the bald patch is dry and itchy, it suggests the presence of parasites internally. Apply Mai Jian San (Wheat Paste Powder) to kill the parasites and disperse Wind, leading to cure and hair regrowth. Afterward, avoid Wind-aggravating and Fa Wu (stimulating/triggering foods).
Mai Jian San (See section on Dou Feng Chuang/Pox Wind Sores)
Treats hair loss from bald sores, white patches resembling tinea, piled-up crusts, intense itching feeling like insects crawling. First, wash the crusts clean with green onion soup. Mix the powder with Sesame Oil (Mayou) for application, then wear a woolen hat. Pain and swelling will follow; endure this for three days, after which the crusts will gradually fall off. Upon recovery, recurrence is prevented, and hair grows back. Strictly avoid Fa Wu.
Zhu Chuang Yi Sao Guang (All Sores Swept Away) (See section on Jie Chuang/Scabies Sores)
Treats hair loss and itching caused by bald sores. Take 1 qian of this medicine, add 2 fen of Dao Gua Chen (Hanging Dust), mix with Deng Wo Su You (Old Lamp Wick Oil), apply topically for self-healing.
Run Ji Gao (Moisturizing Ointment)
Run Ji Gao uses Sesame Oil (Mayou), Zi Cao (Arnebia Root/Lithospermum Root), and Dang Gui (Angelica Sinensis) boiled together. It treats the dry appearance of bald sores; adding Huang La (Beeswax) enhances efficacy.
Treats dry, white-patched, itchy bald sores with hair loss.
Boil 4 liang of Sesame Oil (Mayou), 5 qian of Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), and 1 qian of Zi Cao (Arnebiae Radix seu Lithospermi Radix) until the herbs are charred. Filter the oil clearly, re-boil, add 5 qian of Huang La (Cera Flava) until fully melted, pour into a bowl, and let cool. Apply to the affected area for gradual healing.