玄参 苦参各四两 黄柏三两 荆芥二钱五分 郁金二钱防己三钱 川乌 草乌各四
钱大黄 生姜各三钱 香油三斤
将群药入油内浸三日，铁锅熬，入鳖甲一个，以验火色。以鳖甲黑枯为度，滤去渣，下
黄丹一斤半，以水飞过炒干，文武火煮，滴水成珠，下乳香、没药各三钱，麝香一分，搅匀，
将瓷磁瓶盛之，埋土内一七，去火气摊贴。
专治汤泡火烧，敷之止疼立愈。
大麦，净砂锅内炒至漆黑为度。取出以纸铺地上，出火气，研细末。烂者，干搽末；破
者，
又方
用水中大蚌四、五枚，置瓷盆中，候口开，入片、麝二、三分于内，即化为水。以鸡翎
将水四面扫上，再以蚌壳烧灰研末，入片、麝少许，敷之立效。
又方
用人粪，瓦上焙枯黑研末，香油调涂亦效。
专治阴症肚疼，立刻见效。
明矾 火硝 胡椒各一钱 真黄丹八分
共为细末，陈醋为丸，男左女右握在手心，以帛缚之出汗而愈。
又方
用黑豆炒熟，乘热研烂，以热黄酒泼上，一饮而尽，神效之方也。
又方
将本人脚后跟啃出血津，即愈。
切不可用凉水浇洗。如一时药不便，先饮童便一碗，或生萝卜汁一碗，再将生大黄末或
香油、或桐油调敷。如烂见肌肉者，用山野人家百草霜二钱，轻粉一钱五分，研末，香油调
敷，内服清凉散。
玄参、苦参各四两，黄柏三两，荆芥二钱五分，郁金二钱，防己三钱，川乌、草乌各四钱，大黄、生姜各三钱，香油三斤。
将上述药物放入油中浸泡三天，用铁锅熬制，加入一个鳖甲，用来观察火候颜色。以鳖甲变得黑枯为度，过滤去除药渣，加入一斤半经过水飞法炒干的黄丹，用文火和武火交替煮制，直到滴入水中能成珠状，再加入乳香、没药各三钱，麝香一分，搅拌均匀，装入瓷瓶中，埋入土中七天以去除“火气”，然后摊涂贴敷。
大麦，在干净的砂锅中炒至漆黑为止。取出铺在纸上，散发掉“火气”，研磨成细末。对于皮肤溃烂的，干撒药末；对于皮肤破损的，（另用方）。
又一方：
取水中大蚌四到五枚，放在瓷盆中，等蚌壳张开，将冰片、麝香二三分放入其中，即刻化为水。用鸡毛蘸水在患处四周涂抹，再将蚌壳烧成灰研成末，加入少许冰片、麝香，敷上后立即见效。
又一方：
用人粪，在瓦上焙烤至焦黑，研磨成末，用香油调和涂抹也有效。
专门治疗阴证腹痛，立刻见效。
明矾、火硝、胡椒各一钱，真黄丹八分。
共同研磨成细末，用陈醋制成丸药，男性握在左手心，女性握在右手心，用布绑住使其出汗而痊愈。
又一方：
用黑豆炒熟，趁热研磨烂，浇上热黄酒，一次饮尽，是神效的方子。
又一方：
让患者本人咬破自己的脚后跟，流出血津液，病即痊愈。
枯矾、藁本、干姜各五钱。
带根的葱数茎，捣烂，敷在肚脐上，用热砖熨烫。
千万不可用凉水冲洗。如果一时没有药物方便，先喝一碗童便，或一碗生萝卜汁，然后再用生大黄末或香油、或桐油调敷。如果溃烂露出肌肉，用山野人家收集的百草霜二钱，轻粉一钱五分，研磨成末，用香油调敷，内服清凉散。
Xuan Shen (Radix Scrophulariae), Ku Shen (Radix Sophorae Flavescentis) each 4 liang, Huang Bo (Cortex Phellodendri) 3 liang, Jing Jie (Herba Schizonepetae) 2.5 qian, Yu Jin (Rhizoma Curcumae Longae) 2 qian, Fang Ji (Radix Stephaniae Tetrandrae) 3 qian, Chuan Wu (Radix Aconiti Kusnezoffii), Cao Wu (Radix Aconiti Coreani) each 4 qian, Da Huang (Radix et Rhizoma Rhei), Sheng Jiang (Rhizoma Zingiberis Recens) each 3 qian, Xiang You (Sesamum Oil) 3 jin.
Soak the aforementioned herbs in oil for three days, then decoct in an iron pot. Add one soft-shelled turtle shell (Bie Jia) to monitor the heat intensity. The process is complete when the turtle shell becomes black and withered. Filter out the dregs, add 1.5 jin of Huang Dan (Lithargyrum) that has been processed by water levigation and dried, and boil using alternating mild and strong fire until a drop forms a bead when tested in water. Then add Ru Xiang (Olibanum) and Mo Yao (Myrrha) each 3 qian, and She Xiang (Moschus) 1 fen, stir evenly, store in porcelain bottles, bury in soil for seven days to remove "fire qi" (toxicity/heat nature), and apply as a plaster.
Specifically treats scalds and burns; applying it stops pain immediately and promotes healing.
Da Mai (Hordei Fructus Germinatus), stir-fry in a clean clay pot until completely black. Remove, spread on paper to dissipate "fire qi," grind into fine powder. For ulcerated lesions, sprinkle dry powder; for broken skin, (use another prescription).
Another prescription:
Take four to five large freshwater mussels, place them in a porcelain basin, wait for the shells to open, insert Bing Pian (Borneolum Syntheticum) and She Xiang (Moschus) totaling 2-3 fen, which will instantly liquefy. Use a chicken feather to dab this liquid around the affected area. Then, burn the mussel shells to ash, grind into powder, add a small amount of Bing Pian and She Xiang, and apply; immediate efficacy is expected.
Another prescription:
Use human feces, bake on tiles until charred black, grind into powder, mix with Sesame Oil for topical application; also effective.
Specifically treats abdominal pain due to Yin syndrome, with immediate effect.
Ming Fan (Alumen), Huo Xiao (Natrii Nitratis Crystal), Hu Jiao (Piperis Longi Fructus) each 1 qian, Zhen Huang Dan (Lithargyrum) 8 fen.
Grind all into fine powder, form pills with aged vinegar. Men hold in the left palm, women in the right palm, bind with cloth to induce sweating for cure.
Another prescription:
Stir-fry Hei Dou (Glycines Sojae Semen Nigrum) until cooked, grind while hot until pasty, pour over with hot Huang Jiu (Yellow Wine), drink in one go; this is a miraculous prescription.
Another prescription:
Have the patient bite their own heel until blood oozes out; the condition will be cured immediately.
Ku Fan (Alumen Ustums), Ben Cao (Ligustici Rhizoma et Radix), Gan Jiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma) each 5 qian.
Several stalks of Cong Bai (Scallion with roots), crush into paste, apply to the umbilicus, and cauterize with a hot brick.
Do not wash with cold water under any circumstances. If medication is not readily available, first drink one bowl of Tong Bian (Child's Urine) or one bowl of raw Luo Bo Juice (Radish Juice), then apply a mixture of raw Da Huang powder with Sesame Oil or Tung Oil. If the wound is ulcerated exposing muscle, use 2 qian of Bai Cao Shuang (soot from household chimneys collected in rural areas) and 1.5 qian of Qing Fen (Calomel), grind into powder, mix with Sesame Oil for topical application, and internally administer Liang Qing San (Cooling Powder).