〔海〕百寿散 小儿初生未盈月已里用之者，老无疮疥。
黄连（一两） 朱砂（一钱）
上水煎。令老母拭去口涎净，灌下。余药倾盆中浴儿，遍身搽，妙。
《颅囟》儿初生日与平和饮子 （《指迷》儿生三日后，与母服。）
人参 茯苓 甘草 升麻（各二钱五分）
水一盏，煎一合半。时时与之。乳母忌油腻。盈月及百 ，如时冷加白术，热
加硝，各半钱。
（月内不测诸病）
《千金》论曰∶芽儿出腹，骨肉未敛，肌肉未成，犹尚是血，血凝，则坚而成肌
肉也。又云∶如水上之泡，草头之露。夫初生一腊之内，天地八风之邪岂能速害，
良由在胎之时，母失爱护，或劳动气血相干，或坐卧饥饱相役，饮酒食肉，冷热相
制，恐怖惊扑，血脉相乱，蕴毒于内，损伤胎气，故降生之后，有胎热胎寒，胎肥
胎怯，胎惊胎黄，诸证生焉，外因浴洗拭口，断脐灸囟之不得法，或绷HT 惊恐，乳
哺寒温之乖其宜，致令噤口脐风，锁肚不乳等证，病患致此，亦难救疗，坐视其毙，
良可哀悯，故黄帝云∶吾不能察其幼小，谓别是一家调理耳。用药者必明消息形候，
审定生死，察病患之浅深，知药性之寒温，而后庶乎少失也。
《千金》儿初生辄死，视儿口中悬痈前上 有胞者（《翼》云赤胞，以指甲摘取头，决
令溃去血，勿令血入咽，入咽杀儿，慎之。）
【海藏】百寿散：用于小儿出生未满一个月时服用，可使年老后不生疮疥。
黄连（一两） 朱砂（一钱）
以上药材用水煎煮。让老妇人擦净婴儿口中的唾液，然后灌服。剩下的药液倒入盆中给婴儿洗澡，并涂抹全身，效果奇妙。
《颅囟经》：婴儿出生当天给予平和饮子（《指迷方》记载：婴儿出生后三天，由乳母服用）。
人参 茯苓 甘草 升麻（各二钱五分）
水一盏，煎至一合半。不时喂给婴儿。乳母忌食油腻食物。满月及百日时，如遇时行冷邪加白术，遇热加芒硝，各半钱。
（月内不诊察其他疾病）
《千金方》论述说：婴儿初离母腹，骨肉尚未收敛，肌肉尚未形成，尚属血液凝聚，血凝则坚固而成肌肉。又说：像水上的泡沫，草头的露水。刚出生的一周之内，天地八风的邪气难道能迅速伤害吗？确实是因为在胎儿时期，母亲缺乏爱护，或者劳倦导致气血相干，或者坐卧饥饱失调，饮酒吃肉，冷热相互制约，恐惧惊吓扑跌，导致血脉紊乱，蕴毒于内，损伤胎气，所以出生后，有胎热、胎寒、胎肥、胎怯、胎惊、胎黄等各种病症产生。外因如洗浴、拭口、断脐、灸囟门方法不得当，或包裹过紧、惊恐，哺乳喂养寒温不当，导致出现噤口风、脐风、锁肚、不乳等病症。病患至此，也难以救治，只能坐视其死，实在令人哀悯。所以黄帝说：我不能详细考察幼小之病，认为这是另一家调理之法。用药者必须明白观察形体征候，审定生死，察看病患的深浅，知晓药性的寒温，这样才可能少有过失。
《千金方》：婴儿出生即死亡，查看婴儿口中悬雍垂前上方是否有胞状物（《千金翼方》说是赤色胞状物，用指甲掐破头部，使其溃破去血，不要让血进入咽喉，入咽会杀死婴儿，务必谨慎。）
[Hai Zang] Baishou San (Hundred Longevity Powder): Used for infants under one month of age; it prevents sores and scabies in old age.
Coptidis Rhizoma (Huanglian, 黄连) (1 liang) Cinnabar (Zhusha, 朱砂) (1 qian)
Decoct the above ingredients in water. Have an elderly woman wipe clean the saliva from the infant's mouth, then administer the decoction orally. Pour the remaining medicine into a basin to bathe the infant, and apply it all over the body; this is excellent.
*Craniotomy Classic* (Luxin Jing): Give Pinghe Yinzi (Peaceful Decoction) on the day of birth (*Zhi Mi Fang* records: administered to the nursing mother three days after birth).
Ginseng Radix (Renshen, 人参) Poria (Fuling, 茯苓) Licorice Root (Gancao, 甘草) Cimicifugae Rhizoma (Shengma, 升麻) (each 2.5 qian)
Add one cup of water, decoct until half a cup remains. Administer frequently. The nursing mother should avoid greasy food. At full moon (one month) and hundred days, if affected by exogenous cold pathogens, add Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma (Baizhu, 白术); if heat, add Mirabilite (Xiaosha, 芒硝), each half a qian.
(Do not diagnose other diseases within the first month.)
The *Qianjin Fang* states: When the sprout (infant) emerges from the womb, flesh and bone are not yet consolidated, muscles are not yet formed, and it is still essentially blood coagulating; when blood coagulates, it hardens to form muscle. It also says: like bubbles on water, like dew on grass tips. Within the first week after birth, how could the evil winds of heaven and earth cause rapid harm? This is truly because during gestation, the mother failed to protect herself, or exertion caused disturbance of qi and blood, or sitting and lying with improper hunger and satiety, drinking alcohol and eating meat, conflicting hot and cold temperatures, fear, fright, and falls, leading to chaotic blood vessels and internal accumulation of toxins, damaging fetal qi. Thus, after birth, conditions such as fetal heat, fetal cold, fetal obesity, fetal weakness, fetal fright, and fetal jaundice arise. External causes include improper methods for bathing, wiping the mouth, cutting the umbilical cord, and moxibustion on the fontanelle, or tight swaddling causing fright, inappropriate temperature management during breastfeeding, leading to conditions such as lockjaw, wind affecting the umbilicus, locked abdomen, and failure to suckle. Once patients reach this stage, treatment is difficult, and one can only watch them die, which is truly pitiable. Therefore, the Yellow Emperor said: I cannot thoroughly examine illnesses of the young, considering them a separate category requiring specific management. Those using medicines must clearly observe physical signs, determine life and death, assess the depth of the illness, and understand the cold and warm properties of drugs, so that mistakes may be minimized.
*Qianjin Fang*: If an infant dies immediately after birth, examine the area anterior and superior to the uvula in the infant's mouth for the presence of a vesicle/bulla (the *Qianjin Yifang* describes it as a red vesicle; use fingernails to puncture the head of the vesicle, allowing it to rupture and drain blood, ensuring blood does not enter the throat, as entry into the throat will kill the infant; be extremely cautious.)