眉跳者，眉毛摇动，目瞪不能视，唤之不应，但能饮食，乃奇证也。用蒜三两取汁，酒
调服。
落下颏，乃气虚之故，不能约束机关也。令患者平身正坐，以两手托住下颏，左右大指
入口
，半时许去之即愈。又方∶用乌梅一枚含咽，亦可自上。
生于下颏，初如粟如豆，色红热微痒痛，破津黄水，颇类黄水疮。但疙瘩如攒耳。系脾
胃湿热，宜服芩栀平胃汤，外搽碧玉散。
芩栀平胃汤
苍术（二钱，炒） 甘草（五分） 浓朴（一钱二分） 陈皮（一钱二分） 黄芩（一钱五分）
山栀仁（一钱五分）
上水二钟，煎八分，食远服。
碧玉散
黄柏末 红枣肉（焙干存性为末）
上等分，加枯矾减半共研细末，香油调敷。
凡面皮跌破及抓破，用人乳频涂，立结靥，即日愈。或生姜自然汁，轻粉末和涂。
睛窠，（一名目胞，即两目外卫之胞也。）血之精，为目窠之总络。
瞳神，（俗名瞳人，）属肾，为骨之精。肾水亏损，英华不敛，则瞳神散大无光。
黑珠，（瞳人黑轮。）属肝，为筋之精，内连目系。（内廉深处目睛入脑之系。）肝火上冲
，则两轮赤痛。
白珠，（黑轮外四围白处。）属肺，为气之精。肺火上腾，则白珠有红筋。
目纲，（即上下目胞之两睑，又名曰睫。）属脾，为肌肉之精，足太阳膀胱细筋散于目
上网；足阳明胃细筋散于目下，为目下网。
两 ，（近鼻之眼角为内 ，亦名大 。近鬓之眼角为锐 ，亦称外 。）属心，为血之
精。
足少阳胆脉起锐 ，筋亦结内 。
睫毛，脾胃主之。
泪，肝主之。肝风动则泪出，泪热肝实，泪冷肝虚。
眉毛跳动，表现为眉毛摇动，眼睛瞪大无法视物，呼唤没有反应，但能够进食饮水，这是一种奇特的病症。使用三两大蒜取汁，用酒调匀后服用。
下巴脱臼（落下颏），是由于气虚的缘故，导致关节约束无力。让患者端正平坐，用双手托住下巴，左右大拇指伸入口中，约半小时后松开即可痊愈。另一方法：含服一枚乌梅并吞咽其汁液，下巴也可自行复位。
生长在下巴部位的疮疡，初起时像粟米或豆子一样，颜色红、发热、微痒痛，破溃后流出黄水，很像黄水疮。但疙瘩聚集在一起像攒聚的耳朵。这是由于脾胃湿热所致，适宜服用芩栀平胃汤，外用碧玉散涂抹。
芩栀平胃汤
苍术（二钱，炒制） 甘草（五分） 浓朴（一钱二分） 陈皮（一钱二分） 黄芩（一钱五分） 山栀仁（一钱五分）
以上药材加水两钟，煎至八分，在饭后远处时间服用。
碧玉散
黄柏末 红枣肉（焙干存性后研为粉末）
以上等份，加入减半量的枯矾共同研成细末，用香油调和后敷贴。
凡是面部皮肤破损或被抓破的情况，用人乳频繁涂抹，立刻就会结痂，当天即可痊愈。或者使用生姜自然汁，加少量粉末调和后涂抹。
睛窠（又名目胞，即保护双眼的眼睑组织）。血之精粹汇聚于此，是目窠的总络。
瞳神（俗名瞳人），归属于肾，是骨之精粹。若肾水亏损，精华不能收敛，则瞳神散大且无光泽。
黑珠（瞳人周围的黑色部分），归属于肝，是筋之精粹，内部连接目系（眼球深入脑部的脉络）。若肝火上冲，则黑白珠交界处红肿疼痛。
白珠（黑珠外围的白色部分），归属于肺，是气之精粹。若肺火上腾，则白珠上出现红血丝。
目纲（即上下眼睑，又名睫毛），归属于脾，是肌肉之精粹。足太阳膀胱经的细筋散布于眼上网；足阳明胃经的细筋散布于眼下，形成目下网。
两眦（靠近鼻子的眼角称为内眦，也称大眦；靠近鬓角的眼角称为锐眦，也称外眦），归属于心，是血之精粹。
足少阳胆经起始于锐眦，筋脉也结聚于内眦。
睫毛由脾胃主管。
泪液由肝脏主管。肝风内动则流泪，泪热表示肝实，泪冷表示肝虚。
Eyebrow twitching, characterized by trembling eyebrows, staring eyes unable to see, unresponsiveness to calls, yet capable of eating and drinking, is a rare syndrome. Use three liang of garlic juice, mixed with wine and taken orally.
Mandibular dislocation (dropped jaw) is caused by Qi deficiency, leading to an inability to constrain the joint mechanism. Instruct the patient to sit upright and straight, support the lower jaw with both hands, insert the thumbs into the mouth on both sides, and release after about half an hour for immediate recovery. Another method: hold one dried plum (Wumei) in the mouth and swallow its juice; the jaw may also reset spontaneously.
Sores arising on the chin initially resemble millet grains or beans, appearing red, hot, slightly itchy, and painful. Upon rupture, they exude yellow fluid, resembling impetigo (Huangshui Chuang). However, the nodules cluster together like gathered ears. This is due to damp-heat in the Spleen and Stomach. It is appropriate to take Qingzhi Pingwei Tang internally and apply Biyu San externally.
Qingzhi Pingwei Tang (Coptis and Gardenia Stabilize the Stomach Decoction)
Cangzhu (Atractylodis Rhizoma, 2 qian, stir-fried) Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, 5 fen) Houpo (Magnoliae Officinalis Cortex, 1.2 qian) Chenpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium, 1.2 qian) Huangqin (Scutellariae Radix, 1.5 qian) Shanzhiren (Gardeniae Semen, 1.5 qian)
Add two zhong of water, decoct until eight parts remain. Take at a distance from meals.
Biyu San (Jasper Powder)
Huangbai (Phellodendri Cortex) powder Hongzaorou (Ziziphi Jujubae Fructus flesh, roasted until carbonized inside and ground into powder)
Mix equal parts of the above, add half the amount of Kunfan (Alumen), grind together into a fine powder. Mix with sesame oil and apply topically.
For any facial skin abrasions or scratches, frequently apply human milk. Scabs will form immediately, and healing occurs on the same day. Alternatively, use fresh ginger juice mixed with a small amount of powder and apply.
Jingké (also known as Mubao, referring to the eyelids that protect the eyes). It is the essence of Blood and serves as the main network of the eye sockets.
Tongshen (commonly called Tongren, the pupil). It belongs to the Kidney and is the essence of Bone. If Kidney Water is deficient and essence fails to consolidate, the pupil becomes dilated and lusterless.
Heizhu (the black wheel around the pupil). It belongs to the Liver and is the essence of Sinews, internally connecting to the Eye System (the meridians entering the brain from the deep inner canthus). If Liver Fire surges upward, both wheels become red and painful.
Baizhu (the white area surrounding the black wheel). It belongs to the Lung and is the essence of Qi. If Lung Fire rises, red veins appear on the sclera.
Mugang (referring to the upper and lower eyelids, also known as Jie). It belongs to the Spleen and is the essence of Muscle. The fine sinews of the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian scatter over the upper eye net; the fine sinews of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian scatter below the eye, forming the lower eye net.
Liangzi (the inner canthus near the nose, also called Da Zi; the outer canthus near the temples, also called Rui Zi). It belongs to the Heart and is the essence of Blood.
The Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian originates at the Rui Zi, and sinews also knot at the inner canthus.
Eyelashes are governed by the Spleen and Stomach.
Tears are governed by the Liver. Liver Wind stirring causes tearing; hot tears indicate Liver Excess, while cold tears indicate Liver Deficiency.