孩儿胎受诸邪热。热壅三焦作重舌。或成鹅口证堪忧。推掏还须针刺裂。
凡重舌生于舌下。挺露如舌。故曰重舌。然脾之络脉系舌旁。肝之络脉系舌本。心之络脉系舌根。此三经或为
湿热风寒所中。则舌卷缩。或舒长。或肿满。木舌者。舌肿硬而妨乳食。此为风热盛也。盖舌者心之苗。心热则
生疮破裂。肝壅则血出如涌。脾闭则白胎如云。热则肿满。风则强木。口合不开。四肢壮热。气喘语涩。即其候也。
治法 推三关 心经 脾经（各一百） 六腑 八卦 运水入土（五十） 分阴阳（二十四） 天河水
凡鹅口者。始生婴孩。自一月内外。至半岁已上。忽口内白屑满舌。则上 戴碍。状如鹅口。开而不合。语声不出。
乳食多艰。或生于牙龈上下。名曰马牙。皆由热毒上攻。名虽异治则一也。
治法 推三关 退六腑（各一百） 分阴阳 捞明月 打马过天河
再用扁银簪脚。将牙龈刮破出血。以软绢拭净。古墨涂之。
夜啼四症惊为一。无泪见灯心热烦。面容颊青脐下痛。睡中顿哭是神干。
凡夜啼有四。有惊热。有心热。有寒疝。有误触神 。而成夜啼。惊热者。为衣衾太浓。过于温暖。邪热攻心。心与小
肠为表里。夜啼而遗溺者是也。心热者。见灯愈啼是也。寒疝者。遇寒即啼是也。误触神 者。面色紫黑。气郁
如怒。若有恐惧。睡中惊跳是也。
治法 推三关（五十） 六腑（一百二十） 清心经（一百） 捞明月 分阴阳 掏胆经
如寒疝痛啼。宜运动四横纹。揉脐并一窝风。
小儿先天禀受各种邪热。热邪壅滞于三焦（上、中、下三焦的总称），导致重舌（舌下肿胀如小舌）。或者形成鹅口疮（口腔黏膜白色斑块）这一令人担忧的证候。治疗时除了推拿，还需要用针刺破患处。
凡是重舌，生长在舌头下面，挺立露出，形状像舌头，所以叫重舌。然而脾的络脉连接在舌旁，肝的络脉连接在舌根底部，心的络脉连接在舌根部。这三条经络如果受到湿热、风寒等病邪侵袭，就会导致舌头卷曲收缩，或者伸展变长，或者肿胀满溢。木舌（舌体肿大僵硬）的症状是舌头肿胀坚硬，妨碍吃奶和进食，这是风热邪气盛行的表现。大概因为舌是心的外候，心经有热就会生疮并破裂；肝经壅滞就会出血如涌；脾经闭塞就会出现白色苔垢像云一样。热邪会导致肿胀满溢，风邪会导致舌体强硬如木。嘴巴闭合打不开，四肢高热，气喘且言语涩滞，这些都是其症状表现。
治疗方法：推三关（温阳散寒）、清心经、清脾经（各操作一百次）、退六腑（清热凉血）、运八卦、运水入土（健脾助运）、分阴阳（调和气血）、清天河水（清热解表）。
凡是鹅口疮，多见于初生婴儿，从一个月左右到半岁以上，突然口腔内布满白色碎屑覆盖在舌面上，向上隆起阻碍呼吸和吞咽，形状像鹅的口，张开而不能闭合，声音发不出，吃奶进食非常困难。或者长在牙龈上下，名叫马牙（新生儿牙龈上的上皮珠）。这些虽然名称不同，但都是由热毒上攻所致，治疗方法是一样的。
治疗方法：推三关、退六腑（各操作一百次）、分阴阳、捞明月（安神定惊）、打马过天河（清热泻火）。
再用扁头的银簪脚，将牙龈刮破出血，用软绢擦拭干净，涂上古墨。
夜啼有四种病症，其中惊症占其一。无泪见灯光而烦躁啼哭属热症。面容两颊发青、脐下疼痛，睡中突然大哭属于神志受扰。
凡是夜啼有四种情况：有惊热、有心热、有寒疝、有误触神灵。惊热症，是因为衣被太厚，过于温暖，邪热攻心。心与小肠互为表里，夜间啼哭并伴有遗尿的就是这种。心热症，表现为看见灯光就哭得更厉害。寒疝症，遇到寒冷就啼哭。误触神灵症，面色紫黑，气机郁结像发怒的样子，好像受到恐惧，睡中惊跳就是这种。
治疗方法：推三关（五十次）、退六腑（一百二十次）、清心经（一百次）、捞明月、分阴阳、掏胆经。
如果是寒疝引起的疼痛啼哭，适宜运四横纹（调理脾胃、化积滞）、揉脐部以及揉一窝风（温中散寒止痛）。
The infant is congenitally affected by various pathogenic heat. Heat stagnates in the Sanjiao (the Triple Burner, referring to the upper, middle, and lower cavities), resulting in Chong She (Double Tongue, swelling under the tongue). It may also manifest as E Kou (Goose Mouth, oral thrush), a worrying condition. Treatment requires not only Tuina but also acupuncture to pierce the lesion.
Chong She occurs beneath the tongue, protruding like a second tongue, hence the name. The collateral vessels of the Spleen connect to the sides of the tongue; those of the Liver connect to the root of the tongue; and those of the Heart connect to the base of the tongue. If these three meridians are invaded by damp-heat or wind-cold pathogens, the tongue may curl and retract, extend and lengthen, or become swollen and full. Mu She (Wooden Tongue) presents with a swollen, stiff tongue that hinders suckling and eating, indicating an excess of Wind-Heat. Since the tongue is the sprout of the Heart, Heart-Heat causes sores and rupture; Liver stagnation causes bleeding like a gush; Spleen obstruction leads to white coating resembling clouds. Heat causes swelling and fullness; Wind causes stiffness like wood. The mouth remains closed, limbs are hot, there is panting and slurred speech; these are its clinical manifestations.
Treatment Method: Push San Guan (Three Passages, to warm Yang and dispel cold), Clear Xin Jing (Heart Meridian), Clear Pi Jing (Spleen Meridian) (100 repetitions each), Tui Liu Fu (Push Six Yin, to clear heat and cool blood), Yun Ba Gua (Rotate Eight Trigrams), Yun Shui Ru Tu (Move Water into Earth, to strengthen Spleen and aid transport), Fen Yin Yang (Divide Yin and Yang, to harmonize Qi and Blood), Qing Tian He Shui (Clear Heavenly River Water, to clear heat and release the exterior).
E Kou typically affects infants from one month to over six months old. Suddenly, white debris fills the mouth and covers the tongue, rising up to obstruct breathing and swallowing, resembling a goose's mouth, remaining open and unable to close, with loss of voice, and difficulty in suckling and feeding. It may also appear on the upper and lower gums, known as Ma Ya (Horse Teeth, epidermal pearls). Although named differently, all are caused by toxic heat attacking upward, and their treatment principles are identical.
Treatment Method: Push San Guan, Tui Liu Fu (100 repetitions each), Fen Yin Yang, Lao Ming Yue (Retrieve Bright Moon, to calm the spirit and settle fright), Da Ma Guo Tian He (Beat Horse Across Heavenly River, to purge heat and drain fire).
Additionally, use the blunt end of a silver hairpin to scrape the gums until bleeding occurs, wipe clean with soft silk, and apply ancient ink.
Night crying involves four syndromes, with Fright being one. Crying without tears when seeing a lamp indicates Heat and restlessness. A blueish complexion on the cheeks and pain below the navel, with sudden crying during sleep, indicates disturbance of the Spirit.
There are four types of night crying: Fright-Heat, Heart-Heat, Cold Hernia, and Accidental Contact with Spirits. Fright-Heat results from excessive clothing and bedding causing overheating, allowing pathogenic heat to attack the Heart. Since the Heart and Small Intestine are interior-exteriorly related, night crying accompanied by enuresis characterizes this type. Heart-Heat is characterized by intensified crying upon seeing light. Cold Hernia is characterized by crying triggered by cold. Accidental Contact with Spirits presents with a purplish-black complexion, Qi stagnation resembling anger, apparent fear, and startle jumps during sleep.
Treatment Method: Push San Guan (50 times), Tui Liu Fu (120 times), Clear Xin Jing (100 times), Lao Ming Yue, Fen Yin Yang, Tao Dan Jing (Excavate Gallbladder Meridian).
For night crying due to pain from Cold Hernia, it is appropriate to Yun Si Heng Wen (Transport Four Horizontal Lines, to regulate Spleen/Stomach and resolve accumulation), Roup Qi (Knead the Navel), and Rou Yi Wo Feng (Knead Yi Wo Feng, to warm the middle and dispel cold for pain relief).