一人头风，首裹重绵三十年不愈，以荞麦粉二升，水调作二饼，更互合头上，微汗出即愈。（《李楼怪证方》）
头皮内时有蛆出，以刀切破，挤丝瓜叶汁搽之，蛆即尽绝根。（《小山怪证方》）
状如虫蛀，名大白蚁。以茶子为末，吹入鼻中取效。（《医方摘要》）
破瓢白鸡冠花、白螺蛳壳（各等分），共烧存性。血竭、麝香（各五分）研为末，以好酒洒湿，熟艾连叶揉成饼，贴
在顶门上，用熨斗熨之，以愈为度。（《王带存奇疾方》）
一名油疯，生头发内。毛发脱落成片，皮肤色红，光亮甚痒。亦有生须眉间及面部。用海艾、 本、菊花、蔓荆子、
防风、荆穗、薄荷、藿香、甘松（各二钱），水五六碗，同药煎数滚，连汤共入敞口钵内。先将热气熏面，候汤稍温，用
布蘸洗。日洗二三次，洗后避风，忌食鱼腥发物。（《医宗金鉴》）
一人生疮如人面，双眼口鼻俱全，且能食物。用雷丸（三钱）研为细末，加入轻粉、白茯苓（各一钱）调匀，敷上
即消。（《岐天师别传》）
乌麻花阴干为末，以乌麻油渍之日涂。（《奇方纂要》）
一方，用半夏、芥菜子（各等分）为末，生姜自然汁调，搽数次即生。（《简易良方》）
用桑叶七 ，每日洗之，一月重生如旧，须落亦然。（《石室秘 》）
有一位头风病患者，头部用厚绵包裹长达三十年未能痊愈。使用荞麦粉两升，加水调制成两个饼状物，交替敷在头上，待微微出汗后即可痊愈。（出自《李楼怪证方》）
头皮内部时常有蛆虫出现，用刀切开皮肤，挤出丝瓜叶的汁液涂抹患处，蛆虫即可彻底断根。（出自《小山怪证方》）
症状如同被虫蛀蚀一般，名为“大白蚁”。将茶籽研成粉末，吹入鼻中以求见效。（出自《医方摘要》）
取破瓢、白鸡冠花、白螺蛳壳（各等分），共同烧制保留药性。再取血竭、麝香（各五分）研为细末，用好酒洒湿，将熟艾连同叶片揉成饼状，贴在头顶百会穴处，用熨斗熨烫，以痊愈为标准。（出自《王带存奇疾方》）
另一种病症名为“油风”，生于头发之中。毛发成片脱落，皮肤颜色发红，光亮且极度瘙痒。也有发生在胡须、眉毛之间及面部的。使用海艾、藁本、菊花、蔓荆子、防风、荆芥穗、薄荷、藿香、甘松（各二钱），加入五六碗水，与药物一同煎煮数滚，将药汤和药渣一起倒入敞口钵内。先用热气熏蒸面部，待药汤稍温时，用布蘸取药液清洗。每日清洗两三次，洗后注意避风，忌食鱼类腥味及发物。（出自《医宗金鉴》）
有一人生长如人面般的疮疡，具备双眼、口、鼻，且能够进食。使用雷丸（三钱）研为细末，加入轻粉、白茯苓（各一钱）调匀，敷于患处即可消退。（出自《岐天师别传》）
乌麻阴干后研成粉末，用乌麻油浸泡后每日涂抹。（出自《奇方纂要》）
另一方，使用半夏、芥菜子（各等分）研成粉末，用生姜自然汁调和，涂抹数次即可再生。（出自《简易良方》）
使用桑叶七片，每日清洗患处，一个月后可重新长出如初，须发脱落的情况也是如此。（出自《石室秘录》）
A patient suffering from head wind (Tóufēng, a condition characterized by chronic headache and sensitivity to cold) had wrapped their head in heavy cotton for thirty years without cure. Two sheng of buckwheat flour were mixed with water to form two cakes, which were alternately applied to the head. Recovery occurred upon the emergence of slight sweating. (From *Li Lou Guai Zheng Fang*)
Maggots occasionally emerged from within the scalp. The skin was incised with a knife, and juice extracted from luffa leaves (Luffae Fructus) was squeezed and applied to the site, resulting in the complete eradication of the maggots. (From *Xiao Shan Guai Zheng Fang*)
The condition resembled insect-burrowed wood and was named "Big White Termite" (Dà Bái Yǐ). Powdered tea seeds (Camellia oleifera seeds) were insufflated into the nasal cavity to achieve efficacy. (From *Yi Fang Jiang Yao*)
Calcined iron scale (Duàn Shí) was placed inside rice, pounded into a paste, and applied externally. (From *Li Lou Guai Zheng Fang*)
Broken gourd rind, white cockscomb flower (Celosiae Cristatae Flos), and white conch shell (Boliangbei) were taken in equal parts and calcined to retain their properties. Blood dragon resin (Sanguis Draconis) and musk (Moschus) were each taken in 5 fen and ground into powder. These powders were moistened with good wine. Prepared mugwort (Ai Ye) leaves were kneaded into a cake and applied to the Baihui acupoint (Baihui, GV20) on the vertex. The area was then warmed with an ironing device until healed. (From *Wang Daicun Qi Ji Fang*)
Another condition is known as "Oil Wind" (Yóufēng, corresponding to Alopecia Areata), occurring within the hair-bearing scalp. Hair falls out in patches; the skin becomes red, shiny, and intensely pruritic. It may also occur in the beard, eyebrows, or face. Sea wormwood (Hai Ai), Ligusticum sinense (Gānběn), Chrysanthemum morifolium (Júhuā), Vitex trifolia (Mànjīngzǐ), Saposhnikovia divaricata (Fángfēng), Schizonepeta tenuifolia (Jīngsuì), Mentha haplocalyx (Bòhe), Pogostemon cablin (Huòxiāng), and Nardostachys chinensis (Gānsōng) were each used in 2 qian quantities. Five to six bowls of water were added, and the mixture was boiled several times. The hot decoction and dregs were poured into a wide-mouthed bowl. First, the facial area was fumigated with the steam. Once the liquid cooled slightly, a cloth was dipped into it for washing. This was performed two to three times daily. After washing, exposure to wind should be avoided, and consumption of fishy odors and triggering foods (Fāwù) is prohibited. (From *Yi Zong Jin Jian*)
An individual developed a tumor resembling a human face, complete with eyes, mouth, and nose, capable of consuming food. Leiguan pill (Lei Wan, derived from *Pleurocybella cleiodes* or similar parasitic fungi, often referring to *Polyporus umbellatus* in some contexts but here specifically Lei Wan) in 3 qian was ground into fine powder. Calomel (Qīngfěn) and Poria cocos (Bái Fúlíng) were each added in 1 qian, mixed uniformly, and applied topically, leading to resolution. (From *Qi Tianshi Bié Zhuàn*)
Black sesame seeds (Wū Má) were dried in the shade and ground into powder. They were soaked in black sesame oil (Wū Má Yóu) and applied daily. (From *Qi Fang Zuan Yao*)
Another prescription uses Pinellia ternata (Bàn Xià) and mustard seeds (Jiè Cài Zǐ) in equal parts, ground into powder and mixed with fresh ginger juice (Shēng Jiāng Zì Rán Zhī). Application several times promotes regrowth. (From *Jiǎn Yì Liáng Fāng*)
Seven mulberry leaves (Sāng Yè) were used to wash the affected area daily. Regrowth occurred within one month, appearing identical to before. The same applies to beard and eyebrow loss. (From *Shi Shi Mi Lu*)