一论撮口者。由胎气挟热。风邪入脐。流毒心脾之经。故令舌强唇青聚口。啼声不出者
当
视其齿龈之上有小泡子。如粟米状。急以温水蘸青熟棉布。裹手指。轻轻擦破。开口便安。
如甚则用牛黄三分。竹沥一蚬壳调匀。滴入口中。即愈。
一论噤风者。眼闭口噤。啼声渐小。舌上聚肉如粟米状。吮乳不得。口吐白沫。大小便
皆通白
盈月一百二十日。见此名曰犯风噤。可急看儿上 有点子。先以指甲轻轻刮破。次服定命
散。如口噤不开。诸药不效者。生南星去皮脐。研为极细末。龙脑少许和匀。指蘸生姜汁。
于大牙龈上擦之。立开。凡脐风撮口噤风。三者虽异。其受病之原则一也。大抵里气郁结。
壅闭不通。并宜服淡豆豉汁与吃。取下胎毒。千金云。小儿初生。其气高盛。若有微患。即
须下之。若不下时。则成大疾。难为疗矣。紫霜丸量而与之。
定命散 治初生小儿。口噤不开。
蝉蜕（十四个去口足） 全蝎（十四个去毒）
上为细末。轻粉少许和匀。乳汁调之。煎服。
一论脐风。多因断脐为风湿所乘。或者胎元有热毒。则儿下胎时。视其脐必硬直。定有
脐
风。必自脐发出青筋一道行至肚。却生两岔。行至心者必死。于青筋初发。急用灯心蘸香油
用灯于青筋头。并岔行尽处燎之。以截住不致攻心。更以艾灸中脘三壮。内服万亿丸二三粒
以泄其胎毒也。
一治小儿脐风撮口。用完全生葱捣汁。用直僵蚕三个。研末调涂母乳头上。令儿吮之。
或用乳调蚕末灌之。儿口即开。
一治脐风摄口。用田螺捣烂。入麝香一分再捣。涂脐上立效。
经验五通膏 治小儿脐风摄口。
生地黄 生姜 葱白 萝卜子 田螺肉（各等分）
上共研烂。搭脐四围如指浓。抱住。候一二时。有屁下泄而愈。
一治脐风。用蛴螬一条。将尾发两根剪断。自然出水。滴入脐内。少顷即愈。其虫则在
多年墙孔内。人家水缸底亦有。
一秘方 治脐风撮口。
僵蚕（末三分） 牛黄（六厘） 冰片 麝香（各一厘）
先将僵蚕、牛黄搽上。次将片麝用虾蟆胆抹之。
一小儿犯撮口风、荷包风、鹅口风、脐风等项。并牙龈边生白点。名为马牙。作痛。啼
哭不
乳。即看口内坚硬之处。或牙龈边白点。将针挑破出血。用好墨调薄荷汤。以手指调过。再
用其母油发蘸墨。遍口擦之。仍用青绢蘸新汲井水展口即。
论述撮口证。这是由于胎气挟带热邪，风邪侵入脐部，流注毒邪至心经和脾经所致。因此导致舌头僵硬、嘴唇发青、口唇聚拢，啼哭无声。
应当查看其齿龈上方是否有小水泡，形状像粟米一样。立即用温水蘸湿煮熟的棉布，包裹手指，轻轻擦破水泡，口腔通畅后病情即可安定。
如果病情严重，则使用牛黄三分，竹沥一蚬壳的量调匀，滴入口中，病即痊愈。
论述噤风证。表现为眼睛闭合、牙关紧闭、啼哭声逐渐变小、舌上长出聚集的肉粒如粟米状、无法吮吸乳汁、口吐白沫、大小便均通畅且呈白色。出生满一个月（一百二十天）内出现这些症状，称为“犯风噤”。可以急忙查看婴儿上颚是否有斑点，先用指甲轻轻刮破，然后服用定命散。如果牙关紧闭无法张开，各种药物无效时，取生南星去皮脐，研磨成极细粉末，加入少许龙脑（冰片）混合均匀，用手指蘸生姜汁，在大牙龈上擦拭，牙关立刻就能张开。大凡脐风、撮口、噤风这三种病，虽然表现不同，但其致病原理是一致的。大体上是体内正气郁结，壅塞闭阻不通，都适宜服用淡豆豉汁饮用，以排出胎毒。《千金方》说：小儿刚出生时，气血旺盛，如果有轻微病患，就必须攻下排毒。如果不及时攻下，就会发展成严重的疾病，难以治疗了。可酌情给予紫霜丸服用。
定命散：治疗初生婴儿牙关紧闭无法张开。
蝉蜕（十四个，去掉头和足） 全蝎（十四个，去掉毒性部分）
以上研成细末，加入少许轻粉混合均匀，用乳汁调和，煎煮后服用。
论述脐风证。多因断脐时被风湿之邪侵袭，或者胎元本身有热毒，导致婴儿分娩时观察其脐部必然硬直，确定会有脐风。必定从脐部发出一道青色筋脉延伸至肚腹，又分出两岔。如果筋脉行至心脏部位，必死无疑。在青色筋脉刚发出时，急忙用灯心草蘸香油，在灯火上点燃，对青筋的头部以及分岔的尽头处进行烧灼，以截断病势，防止毒邪攻心。再用艾灸中脘穴三壮，内服万亿丸二三粒以排泄胎毒。
一方治疗小儿脐风撮口：用完整的生葱捣汁，取僵蚕三个研末，调和涂抹在母乳头上，让婴儿吮吸。或者用乳汁调和蚕末灌服，婴儿嘴巴即刻能张开。
一方治疗脐风撮口：用田螺捣烂，加入一分麝香再捣，涂抹在脐部，立见疗效。
经验五通膏：治疗小儿脐风撮口。
生地黄 生姜 葱白 萝卜子 田螺肉（各等分）
以上共同研烂，敷在脐部周围，厚度如手指粗细，抱住固定。等候一到两个小时，有屁排出后即可痊愈。
一方治疗脐风：用蛴螬一条，将尾部的两根头发剪断，自然流出液体，滴入脐内，片刻后即愈。这种虫存在于多年的墙洞内，人家水缸底部也有。
一方秘方治疗脐风撮口：
僵蚕（末三分） 牛黄（六厘） 冰片 麝香（各一厘）
先将僵蚕、牛黄粉末搽涂患处，其次将冰片和麝香用蟾蜍胆抹开使用。
一例小儿患撮口风、荷包风、鹅口风、脐风等症，并在牙龈边生出白点，名为马牙，引起疼痛，啼哭不食乳。此时查看口中坚硬之处或牙龈边的白点，用针挑破出血，用好墨调和薄荷汤，用手指蘸着涂抹，然后再用母亲的头发蘸墨，遍擦口腔。最后仍用青绢蘸新打的井水擦拭口腔即可。
Discussion on Suokou (Lockjaw/Closed Mouth). This condition arises from fetal qi carrying heat, with wind pathogens entering the umbilicus and flowing toxic pathogens into the meridians of the Heart and Spleen. Consequently, it causes tongue stiffness, cyanosis of the lips, puckering of the mouth, and an inability to cry.
One should inspect the upper gingiva for small blisters resembling millet grains. Immediately dip boiled cotton cloth in warm water, wrap it around a finger, and gently rub to break the blisters; once the mouth opens, the condition will stabilize.
If severe, use Sanfen (0.3g) of Niuhuang (Calculus Bovis), mixed with one Xiexiao (clam shell measure) of Zhuli (Bamboo Sap), and drip into the mouth for immediate recovery.
Discussion on Jinfeng (Stiff Wind). Symptoms include closed eyes, locked jaw, gradually diminishing crying voice, accumulation of flesh-like millet grains on the tongue, inability to suckle milk, foaming at the mouth, and patent but white-colored urination and defecation. These symptoms appearing within one month (120 days) after birth are termed "Fan Feng Jin" (Offending Wind Stiffness). One should urgently examine the infant's palate for spots. First, gently scrape them open with fingernails, then administer Dingming San (Life-Defining Powder). If the jaw remains locked and other medicines fail, take Sheng Nanxing (Arisaema Cum Bile/Raw Rhizoma Arisaematis) peeled and navel removed, ground into an extremely fine powder, mixed with a small amount of Longnao (Borneol). Dip a finger in fresh ginger juice and rub the upper gums; the jaw will open immediately. Generally, although Qifeng (Umbilical Wind), Suokou, and Jinfeng differ in presentation, their pathological principle is identical. It is generally due to internal qi stagnation and obstruction. All cases are suitable for drinking Dan Dou Chi Zhi (Fermented Soybean Juice) to expel fetal toxins. The *Qianjin Fang* states: When infants are first born, their qi and blood are vigorous. If there are minor ailments, purgation is necessary. If not purged, serious diseases will develop, becoming difficult to treat. Zishuang Wan (Purple Frost Pill) may be given in appropriate doses.
Dingming San: Treats newborns with locked jaws unable to open.
Chantui (Periostracum Cicadae) (14 pieces, remove head and feet) Quanxie (Whole Scorpio) (14 pieces, remove toxicity)
Grind the above into fine powder, mix with a small amount of Qingfen (Calomel), blend with breast milk, decoct, and administer orally.
Discussion on Qifeng (Umbilical Wind). This is mostly caused by wind-damp pathogens invading during umbilical cord cutting, or fetal origin having heat-toxins. Upon delivery, the umbilicus appears hard and straight, confirming Qifeng. A green vein must emerge from the umbilicus extending to the abdomen, branching out. If the vein reaches the heart area, death is certain. At the initial emergence of the green vein, urgently dip a rush core (Dengxin Cao) in sesame oil, light it, and cauterize the head of the green vein and the ends of its branches to intercept the pathogen and prevent it from attacking the heart. Additionally, moxa should be applied to Zhongwan (CV12) for three moxa cones. Internally, administer two to three pills of Wan Yi Wan (Ten Thousand Billion Pill) to drain fetal toxins.
One prescription for pediatric Qifeng and Suokou: Use complete raw scallions crushed for juice. Take three Jiangcan (Bombyx Batryticatus), grind into powder, mix, and apply to the mother's nipple for the infant to suckle. Alternatively, mix the silkworm powder with milk and灌 (drench/feed); the infant's mouth will open immediately.
One prescription for Qifeng and Suokou: Crush Tianluo (Snail Flesh) thoroughly, add Yifen (0.1g) of Shexiang (Musk), crush again, and apply to the umbilicus for immediate effect.
Jingyan Wutong Gao (Experience Five-Unblocking Ointment): Treats pediatric Qifeng and Suokou.
Sheng Dihuang (Fresh Radix Rehmanniae) Shengjiang (Fresh Rhizoma Zingiberis) Congbai (White Part of Scallion) Luobozhong (Seed Raphani) Tianluorou (Snail Flesh) (Equal parts)
Grind all together until paste-like, apply around the umbilicus with thickness similar to a finger, and hold in place. After one to two hours, if flatus is passed, the patient recovers.
One prescription for Qifeng: Use one Qicao (Larva of Melolontha). Cut off two hairs from its tail so that natural fluid drips out, then drip into the umbilicus; recovery occurs shortly. This insect is found in old wall holes or at the bottom of household water jars.
Secret Recipe for Qifeng and Suokou:
Jiangcan (Powder, Sanfen/0.3g) Niuhuang (Calculus Bovis, Liucui/0.06g) Bingpian (Borneolum Syntheticum) Shexiang (Muscus) (Each Yili/0.03g)
First, apply the Jiangcan and Niuhuang powder. Then, dissolve Bingpian and Shexiang using Toad Gall (Chanmudan).
Case of an infant suffering from Suokou Feng, Hebao Feng, E'kou Feng, Qifeng, etc., with white spots growing on the gingival margin known as Mayatya (Horse Teeth), causing pain, crying, and refusal to nurse. Inspect the hard areas inside the mouth or the white spots on the gums. Puncture them with a needle until bleeding occurs. Mix high-quality ink with Bohe Tang (Mint Decoction), apply with a finger, then use the mother's hair dipped in ink to wipe the entire oral cavity. Finally, wipe the mouth with green silk soaked in freshly drawn well water.