生小腿面是
炕脆烧饼嚼烂，桐油调敷。或牛屎烧存性末，入轻粉末涂（羊屎亦可）。或面作油炸
子，研末，葱白捣敷。或荞面调香油涂（年久亦效）。或千年锻石香油调敷。或浓茶洗净干
茶叶嚼敷。（多因湿热，并指甲抓伤，忌手抓）
久烂 疮棉花籽一饭碗，炒脆为末，填满疮内，油纸包紧，三日一换，二次即痊。
白菜熬汤浓洗多次。
又公鸽屎（名盘龙粪），煎水洗。或橘皮、萝卜缨（干者亦可），煎水洗。或树上冬青煎
洗（桑树上者尤佳）。或黄蜡浓煎涂。
又老丝瓜烧存性，末，猪油和涂。或黄柏（烧透为末），鸡蛋清调搽。
肉锥怪病（手足倒生肉刺如锥，痛不可忍）食葵菜效。
指缝毛痛（小脚指缝中生毛，拂之痛极）桐油煎透，乘热滴一点于毛上即脱，忍痛少顷
愈。
生在小腿前面的是：
将烤脆的烧饼嚼烂，用桐油调匀后敷贴。或者用牛粪烧至存性（保留药性）研成粉末，加入轻粉涂抹（羊粪也可以）。或者用面粉做成油炸食品，研成粉末，用葱白捣烂后敷贴。或者用荞麦面调香油涂抹（病程长的也有效）。或者用千年锻石调香油敷贴。或者用浓茶洗净患处，干茶叶嚼烂后敷贴。（多因湿热引起，并伴有指甲抓伤，忌用手抓挠）
久不愈合的溃烂：取一碗棉花籽，炒脆后研成粉末，填满疮口内部，用油纸包紧，每三天更换一次，两次即可痊愈。
马齿苋研成粉末，用蜂蜜调匀后敷贴。
另外，荔枝烧成灰末，用油调匀后敷贴。
生在脚肚（小腿肚），初起时像裂口，逐渐流出黄水并溃烂：
用酸石榴皮煎煮的水冷却后清洗。
兽医铲下的驴蹄皮，在砂锅中炒黑至存性，研成粉末，用麻油调匀搽涂，如果患处潮湿则直接干掺粉末。
用白菜熬制浓汤，多次清洗。
另外，公鸽屎（名为盘龙粪），煎水清洗。或者橘皮、萝卜缨（干的也可以），煎水清洗。或者树上生长的冬青煎水清洗（桑树上的尤其好）。或者用黄蜡浓煎后涂抹。
另外，老丝瓜烧至存性，研成粉末，用猪油调和涂抹。或者黄柏（烧透后研成粉末），用鸡蛋清调匀搽涂。
肉锥怪病（手足上倒生的肉刺像锥子一样，疼痛难忍），吃葵菜有效。
指缝毛痛（小脚趾缝中长出毛发，拂触时疼痛至极），桐油煎透，趁热滴一点在毛发上即脱落，忍受片刻疼痛后即可痊愈。
白及粉末，萝卜煎开，用蜡烛油调匀涂抹。
另外，在三伏天时用葱煮成浓汁，多熏洗以除根。
细茶叶嚼烂后敷贴。
Redness, swelling, heat, and pain on the soles of the feet.
Apply a paste made by crushing garlic and salt.
For lesions on the anterior aspect of the lower leg:
Chew crisp roasted flatbread until soft, mix with *Tongyou* (Vernicia fordica oil), and apply topically. Alternatively, burn cow dung until it retains its medicinal properties (*cun xing*), grind into powder, add *Qingfen* (Calomel), and apply to the affected area (sheep dung may also be used). Alternatively, make fried dough from wheat flour, grind into powder, crush scallion whites, and apply topically. Alternatively, mix buckwheat flour with sesame oil and apply topically (effective even for chronic cases). Alternatively, mix *Qiannian Duanshi* (calcined stone/mineral) with sesame oil and apply topically. Alternatively, wash the affected area with strong tea, chew dried tea leaves, and apply the pulp topically. (This condition is often caused by damp-heat and nail scratches; avoid scratching with hands.)
For chronic non-healing ulcers:
Take one bowlful of cotton seeds, roast until crisp, grind into powder, fill the ulcer cavity completely, wrap tightly with oiled paper, change once every three days, and cure after two applications.
Grind *Machixian* (Portulaca oleracea) into powder, mix with honey, and apply topically.
Alternatively, burn lychee to ash, mix with oil, and apply topically.
For lesions on the calf (gastrocnemius region), initially appearing as cracks, gradually exuding yellow fluid and ulcerating:
Wash with cooled decoction of sour pomegranate peel.
Use donkey hoof skin scraped off by a veterinarian, stir-fry in a clay pot until blackened but retaining medicinal properties (*cun xing*), grind into powder, mix with hemp seed oil (*Mahu You*) and apply topically. If the area is moist, sprinkle the dry powder directly.
Boil Chinese cabbage to make a concentrated decoction, and wash the area multiple times.
Alternatively, decoct pigeon droppings (named *Panlong Fen*) and wash with the water. Alternatively, decoct tangerine peel or radish greens (dried ones are acceptable) and wash with the water. Alternatively, decoct holly growing on trees (those from mulberry trees are especially good) and wash with the water. Alternatively, boil beeswax (*Huangla*) strongly and apply the liquid topically.
Alternatively, burn old loofah sponge until it retains its medicinal properties, grind into powder, mix with lard, and apply topically. Alternatively, use *Huangbai* (Phellodendron bark) (burned thoroughly and ground into powder), mix with egg white, and apply topically.
For "Flesh Cone" strange disease (abnormal growth of flesh spines on hands and feet resembling cones, causing unbearable pain), eating *Kuicai* (Sunflower shoots) is effective.
For "Hair Pain in Finger Clefts" (hair growing in the cleft of the little toe, causing extreme pain when touched), boil *Tongyou* (Vernicia fordica oil) thoroughly, drop a small amount while hot onto the hair to cause it to fall off, endure the pain for a moment, and it will heal.
Mix *Baiji* (Bletilla striata) powder with boiled radish decoction, blend with candle wax oil, and apply topically.
Alternatively, during the Sanfu period (the hottest days of summer), boil scallions to make a concentrated juice, fumigate and wash repeatedly to remove the root cause.
Decoct 1 liang of Sichuan peppercorn (*Huajiao*), one bunch of scallions, and three large slices of fresh ginger in water, and use the decoction for fumigation and washing.
Chew fine tea leaves and apply the pulp topically.
Boil horse manure in water, and soak the frostbitten fingers for half a day. Alternatively, steam lotus root, mash it, and apply topically.
Calcine clam shells, grind into extremely fine powder, mix with sesame oil, and apply topically. If the area is moist, sprinkle the dry powder directly.