集成金粟丹 此丸专能疏风化痰，清火降气，并治咳嗽上气，喘急不定，嗽声不转，眼翻手搐。凡诸家
截风定搐之方，皆不及此
方之圣。倘前医用药不当，误而致搐，昏沉不醒，即以全身灯火醒之，用此丸一服即痊。
九制牛胆南星（二两） 明天麻（一两，姜汁炒） 节白附（一两，姜汁炒） 净全蝎（拣去尾足，以滚
汤泡净，去其盐泥，晒干，炒，一两） 明乳香（去油净，一两） 代赭石（火 红，以好醋淬之， 七次，
淬七次，研细末，以水飞，晒干，一两） 直僵蚕（炒，去丝，一两） 赤金箔（五十张） 真麝香（三分）
梅花片（三分）
共为细末，炼蜜为丸，皂角子大，贴以金箔。每用一丸，姜汤化服。此方比抱龙、金液、保命、至宝、定
命等方，功倍十百，惟虚寒之痰，无根之气，绝脱之证，不可用之，以其降令重也。
制南昌法 用生南星半斤，研极细末，盛于碗内，取牛胆一枚，倾出胆汁于碗内，将南星末和匀，仍
复装入胆皮之内，悬有风无日之处，俟其阴干。有胆之时，将前胆剖破，取出南星研末，仍以胆汁和匀，装入悬
之，能装过九胆，诚为至宝。任彼正真牛黄，莫能及此，且今之牛黄，切无真者。若市肆胆星，一胆而已，不
可用。
《千金》曰∶丹毒一名天火，皆风热恶毒所为，入腹则杀人。其证由心火炽盛，热与血搏，或起于手足，或
发于头面胸背，游移上下，其热如火，赤如丹砂，形如锦纹，其痛非常。凡自胸腹而散于四肢者，易治；自四肢
而入腹者，难治。
按∶丹毒虽曰风热，而有胎毒之发者，十之八九，小儿最多，方脉无此。世有丹毒伤生而不知者，盖此毒每
发于隐密之处，倘父母不觉，遂致伤儿。大凡小儿头面四肢、胸背胁腋，忽有红晕一点，渐次散开，色如锦纹，
外带黄色，即是火丹。速宜砭去恶血，内服沆瀣丹，庶不致内攻作搐；倘医者不知针砭，妄用搽敷，逼毒入内，
必致作搐而死。每见丹毒之祸儿者，比比矣。
集成金粟丹：此丸专门能够疏风化痰，清火降气，并治疗咳嗽上气（肺气上逆导致的咳嗽气喘），喘急不定，咳嗽声音不顺畅，眼睛上翻，手足抽搐。凡是各家用于截断风邪、定止抽搐的方剂，都不如此方神效。如果之前的医生用药不当，误治导致抽搐，患者昏沉不醒，立即用全身灯火灸法来唤醒，服用此丸一剂即可痊愈。
药材及用量：九制牛胆南星（二两），明天麻（一两，用姜汁炒制），节白附子（一两，用姜汁炒制），净全蝎（拣去尾足，用滚水烫洗干净，去除盐泥，晒干后炒制，一两），明乳香（去油干净，一两），代赭石（烧至火红，用好醋淬炼七次，淬炼七次后研成细末，用水飞法处理，晒干，一两），直僵蚕（炒制，去掉丝，一两），赤金箔（五十张），真麝香（三分），梅花片（即冰片，三分）。
以上药物共研为细末，用炼蜜制成丸药，大小如皂角子，表面贴以金箔。每次使用一丸，用姜汤送服化开。此方比抱龙丸、金液丹、保命丹、至宝丹、定命丹等方剂，功效高出十倍百倍。但是，对于虚寒性质的痰证，无根之气，以及元气绝脱的证候，不可使用此方，因为此方沉降之力太重。
制作南昌法：取生南星半斤，研磨成极细粉末，盛放在碗内。取一枚牛胆，将胆汁倒入碗中，把南星粉末与胆汁和匀，再重新装入胆皮之内，悬挂在有风无阳光直射的地方，等待其阴干。如果有新的牛胆，将前一个胆剖破，取出里面的南星再次研末，仍然用胆汁和匀，装入新胆中悬挂起来。如果能经过九个牛胆的反复炮制，确实堪称至宝。即使是真正的牛黄，也比不上这个，况且现在的市场上根本没有真正的牛黄。如果是市面上售卖的胆星，只经过一个牛胆炮制，不能使用。
《千金方》说：丹毒又名天火，都是由风热恶毒引起的，如果毒气入腹则会致死。其症状是由心火炽盛，热邪与血液搏结所致，或者发于手足，或者发于头面胸背，游走移动上下，其热如火，色赤如丹砂，形状像锦纹，疼痛非常剧烈。凡是毒气从胸腹散发到四肢的，容易治疗；从四肢侵入腹部的，难以治疗。
按语：丹毒虽然说是风热引起，但有胎毒发作的，十之八九，小儿最多，成人方脉中没有这种情况。世间有因丹毒伤害生命而不知原因的，大概这种毒气常常发于隐蔽之处，如果父母没有察觉，就会导致伤害婴儿。大凡小儿的头面四肢、胸背胁腋，忽然出现一点红晕，逐渐散开，颜色像锦纹，外带黄色，这就是火丹。应当迅速用砭石刺破排出恶血，内服沆瀣丹，这样才不会导致毒气内攻引发抽搐；如果医生不知道用针砭疗法，胡乱使用搽敷药物，逼迫毒气入内，必定会导致抽搐而死。经常看到丹毒祸害婴儿的情况，比比皆是。
Jicheng Jinsu Wan: This pill is specifically capable of dispersing wind and resolving phlegm, clearing fire and descending qi. It treats cough with rebellious lung qi (cough and asthma due to upward reversal of lung qi), irregular急促 panting, unsmooth cough sounds, eyes rolling upward, and convulsions of the hands and feet. All formulas from various schools for cutting off wind and stopping convulsions are inferior to this formula in efficacy. If previous physicians used inappropriate medications, mistakenly causing convulsions, coma, and unconsciousness, one should immediately use whole-body lamp-moxibustion to awaken the patient, and administer one dose of this pill for a complete recovery.
Ingredients and dosages: Jiuzhi Niudan Nanting (Prepared Arisaema with Bovis Gallus, 2 liang), Ming Tianma (Gastrodiae Rhizoma, 1 liang, stir-fried with ginger juice), Jie Baifu (Typhonii Rhizoma Praeparatum, 1 liang, stir-fried with ginger juice), Jing Quanxie (Scorpio, 1 liang, tails and legs removed, rinsed clean with boiling water, salt and mud removed, dried and stir-fried), Ming Ruxiang (Boswelliae Resina, 1 liang, defatted), Daizheshi (Haematitum, 1 liang, heated until red-hot, quenched in good vinegar seven times, ground into fine powder, processed by water flotation, dried), Zhi Jiangcan (Bombyx Batryticatus, 1 liang, stir-fried, silk removed), Chijinbo (Lamina Auricae, 50 sheets), Zhen Shexiang (Moschus, 3 fen), Meihuapian (Borneolum Syntheticum, 3 fen).
Grind all ingredients into a fine powder, mix with refined honey to form pills, sized like Gleditsia sinensis seeds, coated with gold foil. Take one pill per dose, dissolve and take with ginger decoction. The efficacy of this formula is ten to a hundred times greater than that of Baolong Wan, Jinli Dan, Baoming Dan, Zhibao Dan, and Dingming Dan. However, it must not be used for phlegm of deficiency-cold nature, qi without root, or syndromes of collapse, because its descending action is too heavy.
Nanchang Preparation Method: Take Ban Xia Nanxing (Raw Arisaematis Rhizoma) half a jin, grind into an extremely fine powder, and place in a bowl. Take one bovine gallbladder, pour out the bile into the bowl, mix the Arisaema powder evenly with the bile, and refill the mixture into the gallbladder membrane. Hang it in a ventilated place away from direct sunlight until it dries naturally. When new gallbladders are available, cut open the previous one, remove the Arisaema, grind it again, mix with fresh bile, and hang it in a new gallbladder. If this process can be repeated through nine gallbladders, it is truly a precious treasure. Even genuine Niuhuang (Calculus Bovis) cannot compare, and moreover, genuine Niuhuang is rarely found in the market today. Commercially available Dansing prepared with only one gallbladder is unusable.
The *Qianjin Fang* states: Danshu (Erysipelas) is also known as Tianhuo (Heavenly Fire), caused by toxic wind-heat. If the toxin enters the abdomen, it is fatal. The syndrome arises from blazing heart-fire, where heat combats blood. It may originate on the limbs or erupt on the head, face, chest, and back, moving up and down. The heat feels like fire, the color is red like cinnabar, the pattern resembles brocade, and the pain is severe. Cases where the eruption spreads from the chest/abdomen to the limbs are easy to treat; cases where it invades from the limbs into the abdomen are difficult to treat.
Commentary: Although Danshu is attributed to wind-heat, eighty to ninety percent of cases involve the eruption of fetal toxins, most commonly in infants, and such cases do not occur in adult pulse-diagnosis contexts. There are instances of death from Danshu where the cause is unknown, likely because this toxin often erupts in hidden areas. If parents fail to notice it, it harms the infant. Generally, if an infant suddenly presents with a small red halo on the head, face, limbs, chest, back, ribs, or axillae, which gradually spreads, resembling brocade patterns with a yellowish tint externally, this is Huodan (Fire Erysipelas). One should promptly use bian-shi (stone lancet) therapy to expel bad blood and internally administer Hangxie Dan, so as to prevent internal attack leading to convulsions. If physicians ignore needle-lancet therapy and recklessly apply external plasters, forcing the toxin inward, it will inevitably lead to convulsions and death. Instances of infants harmed by Danshu are commonplace.