平时取新鲜藕节（烘干），用盐腌好封固，遇有喉痛者，嚼汁咽之，神效（阴虚喉痛更
妙）。
又方 萝卜缨于初冬时摊在瓦屋上（挂在竹杆放露天下尤妙），经风雨霜雪至立春前一
日收下，挂在无日檐下阴干，二三月时收下切碎，或酱或盐放在碗内，饭锅上蒸熟，在家常
小菜食之，一家永无喉患，遇喉症煮汤服，甚效。
新鲜槐花，新瓦上慢火炒熟，带身旁，随行随坐取一二粒放口内，咀嚼咽之，日久愈。
或生白矾炼蜜为丸。
吴茱萸四钱（研末），好热醋调敷两脚心，用布捆好，对时一换，甚效。
初起如豆渐大如菌，疼痛红烂无皮，朝轻暮重
蜘蛛丝搓成线一条，打圈套在菌根上，其丝自渐收紧，收至极痛，忍耐片时，菌落血出，
用锅底烟敷。或蒲黄末敷亦可。（
舌下细粒如豆，此肺痈也 查痈疽门肺痈方治之。
舌下生数尖或遍口生疮如莲花又如粟米（患此症者饮食减少，气喘生痰手足俱冷） 用
针刺破。两尖者中间切不可刺，要紧。
平时取新鲜藕节（烘干），用盐腌好封固，遇到有喉痛的人，嚼出汁液咽下，效果神奇（阴虚引起的喉痛更妙）。
又一方：萝卜缨在初冬时摊在瓦屋上（挂在竹竿放在露天之下尤其妙），经过风雨霜雪直到立春前一天收下来，挂在没有阳光直射的屋檐下阴干，二三月时收下来切碎，或者加酱或盐放在碗内，在饭锅上蒸熟，作为家常小菜食用，全家永远没有喉部疾患，遇到喉症煮汤服用，非常有效。
附子末吹入喉咙，或者豆豉煮汤加好酒服用，或者用人乳汁拌合，和酒调服。
新鲜槐花，在新瓦上用慢火炒熟，随身携带，行走或坐下时取一二粒放入口中，咀嚼咽下，日久可愈。或者用生白矾炼蜜做成丸剂。
吴茱萸四钱（研末），用好热醋调匀敷在两脚心，用布捆好，过一段时间换一次，非常有效。
初期像豆子一样逐渐长大如菌状，疼痛红肿溃烂无皮，早晨轻晚上重。蜘蛛丝搓成线一条，打圈套在菌根上，其丝自然逐渐收紧，收到极痛时，忍耐片刻，菌落血出，用锅底烟熏敷。或者用蒲黄末敷也可以。（舌下细粒如豆，这是肺痈，查阅痈疽门中的肺痈方治之。）舌下生数尖或遍口生疮如莲花又如粟米（患此症者饮食减少，气喘生痰手足俱冷）用针刺破。两尖者中间切不可刺，要紧。
Normally, take fresh lotus node segments (dried), pickle them with salt and seal them tightly. When encountering someone with a sore throat, chew the segments to extract juice and swallow it; this yields miraculous results (especially effective for sore throats caused by Yin deficiency).
Another prescription: Collect radish greens in early winter, spread them on tiled roofs (hanging them on bamboo poles in the open air is even better). Leave them exposed to wind, rain, frost, and snow until the day before Lichun (the Beginning of Spring). Then harvest them and hang them in the shade under eaves without direct sunlight to dry naturally. In the second or third lunar month, harvest them again, chop them finely, place them in a bowl with sauce or salt, and steam them over a rice pot. Consume them as a daily side dish; this ensures the whole family remains free from throat ailments. For existing throat conditions, decoct them into soup and drink; this is highly effective.
Blow powdered Fuzi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata) into the throat, or decoct Douchi (Fermented Soybean) in water and take it with good wine, or mix it with human breast milk and take it with wine.
Decoct Tongcao (Tetrapanacis Medulla) in water and drink, or decoct Jupi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium) into a thick juice, chill it, and drink.
Take fresh Huaihua (Sophorae Flos), stir-fry it slowly on a new tile until cooked, carry it with you, and when walking or sitting, take one or two grains, chew them, and swallow. With long-term use, it will heal. Alternatively, make pills using raw Baifan (Alumen) and refined honey.
Named "Lansha Hou" (Rotting Sha Sore Throat): Burn Xiancai Gen (Amaranthi Radix) until charred, add a small amount of "Zhen Pian" (likely referring to a specific mineral or processed ingredient, contextually ambiguous but kept as proper noun), and blow it into the affected area.
Use five qian of Meihua Bingpian (Borneolum Syntheticum), insufficient dosage is ineffective. Grind it into fine powder and sprinkle it on the tongue to cause immediate shrinkage.
Puncture the tip of the tongue with a silver needle to drain all the foul blood, then apply candle wax oil to the wound.
Mix four qian of Wuzhuyu (Evodiae Fructus) into powder, blend with hot vinegar, and apply to both soles of the feet. Bind securely with cloth and change after a period of time; this is very effective.
In the initial stage, lesions resemble beans and gradually grow like fungi, causing pain, redness, swelling, ulceration, and loss of skin. Morning symptoms are mild, while evening symptoms worsen. Take a strand of spider silk twisted into a thread, tie a loop around the base of the fungal-like lesion. The silk will naturally tighten gradually. Endure the extreme pain for a moment; the lesion will fall off with bleeding. Apply soot from the bottom of a cooking pot to the wound. Alternatively, applying Puhuang (Typhae Pollen) powder is also acceptable. (Fine granules under the tongue resembling beans indicate Feiyong [Lung Abscess]; consult the Fangji [Prescriptions] section for Yongju [Carbuncles and Sores] regarding the treatment of Lung Abscess.) Multiple sharp protrusions under the tongue or ulcers throughout the mouth resembling lotus flowers or millet grains (patients suffer from reduced appetite, asthma, phlegm production, and cold hands and feet). Puncture with needles. Do not puncture the center between two sharp points; this is critical.