《子母秘录》治小儿尿灰疮方。
上末伏龙肝和鸡子白涂之。
《子母秘录》又方
上以黑豆皮熟嚼敷之。
陈藏器治小儿酢疮方。
上以产死妇人冢上草取之，勿回顾，作浴汤洗之，不过三度佳。
陈藏器又方
上以仙人草煮汤浴，亦捣敷之。酢疮头小大硬，小者，此疮或有不因药而自瘥者。当丹毒入腹必危，可预
饮冷药以防之。兼用此草洗疮，亦明目，去肤翳， 汁滴目中。生阶庭间，高二、三寸，叶细有雁齿，似离
隔草，北地不生也。
《圣惠》∶夫小儿鱼脐疮者，此疮头黑，深破之黄水出，四畔浮浆起，狭长如鱼脐，故谓之鱼脐疮也。
《圣惠》治小儿鱼脐疮方。
蛇蜕皮（一两，炙微黄） 鸡子（一枚，打破取清）
上件药以水一大盏煎蛇皮至五分，去滓入鸡子清，搅令匀，更煎三两沸，放温，量儿大小分减服之。
《圣惠》又方
芫花根（二两，细锉） 猪牙皂角（五挺） 黑豆（三合） 白矾（三两，烧令汁尽，细研）
上件药用醋七升，先浸芫花根及皂角、黑豆三日于釜中，以文火煎至二升。去滓后却于别铛中煎至一升，
入白矾灰，搅令匀，膏成以瓷盒盛，摊于故帛上贴。
《圣惠》又方
上腊月猪脂并髓，以鸡子清调令匀涂。
《圣惠》又方
上以寒食干饧烧灰，细研敷之。
《圣惠》又方
上以白莴苣捣，绞取汁，先以针刺疮上及四伴，滴汁于疮中即瘥。
《圣惠》又方
上当疮上切大蒜片子贴定，以艾灸二七壮，逐壮换蒜，灸毕，研豆豉浓罨，定效。
张涣鸡清散方 治身体生疮出黄水，四畔 浆起，狭长似鱼脐
上以蛇蜕皮一两，烧灰细研，每用少许，鸡子清调涂疮上。
《子母秘录》治疗小儿尿灰疮的方剂。
将上述药物（伏龙肝）研成细末，与鸡蛋白混合后涂抹患处。
《子母秘录》的另一方：
将黑豆皮煮熟后细细咀嚼，敷于患处。
陈藏器治疗小儿酢疮的方剂。
取产死妇人墓地上的草，采集时不要回头，用来煮汤洗澡，不超过三次即可痊愈。
陈藏器的另一方：
用仙人草煮汤洗澡，也可以捣碎后外敷。酢疮的疮头有大有小且坚硬，小的疮有时即使不用药也能自愈。但如果丹毒侵入腹部必定危险，可以预先服用寒凉性质的药物来预防。同时用这种草药清洗疮口，还能明目、去除眼翳，将汁液滴入眼中。这种草生长在庭院台阶之间，高两到三寸，叶子细长且有像大雁牙齿一样的边缘，类似离隔草，北方地区不生长。
《圣惠方》记载：所谓小儿鱼脐疮，这种疮头色黑，深部溃破后有黄水流出，四周浮起浆液，形状狭长如同鱼肚脐，所以称为鱼脐疮。
《圣惠方》治疗小儿鱼脐疮的方剂：
蛇蜕皮（一两，微火炙烤至变黄）、鸡蛋（一枚，打破取蛋清）。
以上药材用水一大盏煎煮蛇皮至剩余五分水量，滤去药渣，加入鸡蛋清，搅拌均匀，再煮沸三两滚，放温后，根据患儿年龄大小分次减量服用。
《圣惠方》的另一方：
芫花根（二两，细切）、猪牙皂角（五挺）、黑豆（三合）、白矾（三两，煅烧至水分尽失，细研）。
以上药材用七升醋，先在釜中浸泡芫花根、皂角和黑豆三天，用小火煎至剩余二升。滤去药渣后，再放入另一个锅中煎至一升，加入白矾灰，搅拌均匀，制成膏状后用瓷盒盛装，摊在旧布上贴敷。
《圣惠方》的另一方：
取腊月间的猪脂和骨髓，用鸡蛋清调和均匀后涂抹。
《圣惠方》的另一方：
取寒食节期间的干饴糖烧成灰，细研后敷于患处。
《圣惠方》的另一方：
取白莴苣捣烂，绞取汁液，先用针刺破疮口及四周，将汁液滴入疮中即可痊愈。
《圣惠方》的另一方：
在疮口上切大蒜片贴好固定，用艾条灸十四壮（二七壮），每灸一壮更换一次蒜片，灸毕后，用浓豆豉敷盖，效果显著。
张涣的鸡清散方：治疗身体生疮流出黄水，四周浮起浆液，形状狭长似鱼肚脐。
取蛇蜕皮一两，烧成灰并细研，每次取少量，用鸡蛋清调和后涂抹于疮口。
The *Zimu Milu* (Secret Records of Mother and Child) provides a prescription for treating infant "urine ash sores" (a type of pustular skin lesion).
Grind the above-mentioned ingredient, Longgu (Fulonggan, 伏龙肝 - calcined soil from the center of a cooking stove), into fine powder, mix with the white of an egg (Jizi Bai, 鸡子白), and apply to the affected area.
Another prescription from the *Zimu Milu*:
Chew thoroughly the熟 (cooked/ripe) skin of black beans (Heidou Pi, 黑豆皮) and apply it as a poultice.
Chen Cangqi provides a prescription for treating infant "vinegar sores" (Acid Sores, Zuo Chuang, 酢疮 - likely referring to impetigo or similar erosive lesions).
Take grass from the tomb of a woman who died in childbirth; do not look back while collecting it. Use this grass to prepare a decoction for bathing. Three baths are sufficient for a cure.
Another prescription by Chen Cangqi:
Prepare a bath using Xianren Cao (Immortal Grass, 仙人草). It can also be crushed and applied topically. The sores may vary in size and hardness. Smaller sores may heal spontaneously without medication. However, if Dan Du (Erysipelas/Dan toxicity, 丹毒) invades the abdomen, the condition becomes critical. Preventively, administer cold-natured medicines. Washing the sores with this herb also benefits vision and removes corneal opacities (Fu Yi, 肤翳); the juice can be dripped into the eyes. This herb grows between courtyard steps, is two to three cun tall, has slender leaves with serrated edges resembling goose teeth, looks similar to Ligecao (Ligegrass, 离隔草), and does not grow in northern regions.
The *Shenghui Fang* (Prescriptions of Holy Grace) states: Infant "fish navel sores" (Yu Qi Chuang, 鱼脐疮) are characterized by a black head. When deeply ulcerated, yellow fluid exudes, and foamy pus rises around the margins. The shape is narrow and long, resembling a fish's navel, hence the name.
A prescription from the *Shenghui Fang* for treating infant fish navel sores:
She Tu Pi (Snake Slough, Shed Snake Skin, She Tui, 蛇蜕皮) (1 liang, roasted until slightly yellow), Ji Zi (Chicken Egg, 鸡蛋) (1 unit, broken to extract the clear albumen/Jizi Qing, 鸡子清).
Decoct the snake slough in one large cup of water until reduced to one-fifth of the volume. Strain out the dregs, add the chicken egg white, stir well, and boil for three rolling boils. Allow to cool to a warm temperature. Administer orally in divided doses according to the child's age and size.
Another prescription from the *Shenghui Fang*:
Yuan Hua Gen (Radix Daphnes Genkwa, 芫花根) (2 liang, finely chopped), Zhu Ya Zao Jiao (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit, Pig-tooth Soap Pod, 猪牙皂角) (5 pods), Hei Dou (Black Soybean, 黑豆) (3 he), Bai Fan (Alumen, Alum, 白矾) (3 liang, calcined until the liquid evaporates, then finely ground).
Soak Yuan Hua Gen, Zao Jiao, and Hei Dou in seven sheng of vinegar in a pot for three days. Decoct over gentle heat until reduced to two sheng. Strain the dregs, then transfer the liquid to another vessel and further reduce to one sheng. Add Bai Fan ash, stir uniformly, and form into a paste. Store in a porcelain box and spread onto old cloth for topical application.
Another prescription from the *Shenghui Fang*:
Use lard and bone marrow from pigs slaughtered in the twelfth lunar month. Mix uniformly with chicken egg white and apply.
Another prescription from the *Shenghui Fang*:
Burn dried Yi Tang (Maltose/Syrup, 干饧) from the Cold Food Festival to ash, grind finely, and apply.
Another prescription from the *Shenghui Fang*:
Crush white Wo Ju (Lactuca Sativa, Lettuce, 白莴苣) and squeeze out the juice. First, prick the sore and its surrounding areas with a needle, then drip the juice into the wound for healing.
Another prescription from the *Shenghui Fang*:
Slice garlic and apply slices firmly over the sore. Perform moxibustion (Ai Jiu, 艾灸) for fourteen moxa cones (two sets of seven). Replace the garlic slice with each cone. After moxibustion, apply a thick compress of Dou Chi (Fermented Soybeans, 豆豉) for definitive efficacy.
Zhang Huan's Ji Qing San (Chicken Clear Powder): Treats body sores oozing yellow fluid with foamy margins, narrow and long like a fish navel.
Burn one liang of She Tu Pi (Snake Slough, 蛇蜕皮) to ash and grind finely. Take a small amount, mix with Ji Zi Qing (Chicken Egg White, 鸡子清), and apply to the sore.