白锻石（半升）用水泼成末，与大黄（一两五钱）切片，同炒以灰，变红色为度。去大黄，将锻石筛细，以凉水调
敷。或用金墨研末，醋调凉涂，其血即止。（《金鉴》）
初起如痣，色红如豆，触破时，流鲜血。用花蕊石（五钱火 ，入童便淬之七次）、草乌、南星、白芷、浓朴、紫苏、
羌活、乳香、没药、龙骨（ ）、轻粉、细辛、檀香、苏木、当归、蛇含石（火 ，童便淬三次）、降真香（各二钱）、麝
香（三分），共为细末，临用时，撒于患处。（同上）
一人向有一痣，偶抓破，血出如线。七日不止欲死。用五灵脂末掺上即止。（《夏子益奇疾方》）
冬瓜截去头，合疮上，瓜烂截去，更合之。瓜未尽，疮已小敛矣，乃用膏贴之。（《王带存奇方疾》）
厥逆唇青卵缩，六脉欲绝者，用葱一束去根及青，留白二寸，烘热，安脐上，以熨斗火熨之。葱坏则易，良久热气
透入，手足温，有汗即瘥。若熨而手足不温，不可治。（《南阳活人书》）
有人腰间生一毒痈，红肿未破皮，痛不可忍，俯躬而行。一人取新杀牡猪肝，切片如毒大，粘贴，外以布缠定。一
对昼，其病良已，肝色变黑，臭不可近，弃之地，狗不食。下有小指大一点尚硬，乃肝小末贴满所致，竟亦无他。（《张
在
五奇症方》）
白矾（半升）用水泼洒成粉末，与大黄（一两五钱）切片，一同在灰烬中炒制，直到颜色变为红色为止。去掉大黄，将煅石（此处指经过煅烧处理的白矾或相关矿物药，原文作“锻石”，通常指代特定炮制品，结合语境及《金鉴》原方，多指枯矾或类似收敛止血药，此处保留原名并标注）筛细，用凉水调匀后外敷。或者用金墨研成粉末，用醋调和后凉涂，出血即可停止。（出自《医宗金鉴》）
疾病初起时像痣一样，颜色红如豆粒，触碰破裂时会流出鲜血。使用花蕊石（五钱，用火煅烧后，放入童子尿中淬炼七次）、草乌、天南星、白芷、厚朴、紫苏、羌活、乳香、没药、龙骨、轻粉、细辛、檀香、苏木、当归、蛇含石（火煅，童子尿淬炼三次）、降真香（各二钱）、麝香（三分），共同研磨成细末，使用时撒在患处。（同上书）
有一人腋下长有一颗痣，偶然被抓破，血流如线。七天不止，几乎致死。使用五灵脂粉末掺敷伤口，血即停止。（出自《夏子益奇疾方》）
冬瓜切去头部，覆盖在疮口上，瓜腐烂后切去，再换新的盖上。瓜还没用完，疮口已经缩小愈合，此时再用膏药贴敷。（出自《王带存奇方疾》）
出现四肢厥冷、嘴唇发青、睾丸收缩，六脉微弱欲绝的情况，取一束葱，去掉根部和绿色部分，只留白色部分约二寸长，烘热后放在肚脐上，用熨斗加热熨烫。葱坏了就更换，过一会儿热气透入体内，手足变暖，出汗即痊愈。如果熨烫后手足仍不温暖，则无法治愈。（出自《南阳活人书》）
有人腰部生了一个毒痈，红肿但未破皮，疼痛难忍，只能弯腰行走。一人取新杀的公猪肝，切成与毒痈大小相当的片，粘贴在患处，外面用布缠紧。一天一夜后，病情大好转，猪肝颜色变黑，臭不可闻，丢弃在地上，狗都不吃。下方有一个小指头大的硬点，是因为肝片太小没有完全覆盖所致，最终也没有其他问题。（出自《张在五奇症方》）
White Alum (Ban Sheng, half sheng) is sprinkled with water to form a powder, then stir-fried together with sliced Rhubarb (Da Huang, 1 liang 5 qian) in ashes until it turns red. Remove the Rhubarb, sift the calcined alum (Duan Shi) finely, and mix with cool water for external application. Alternatively, grind Gold Ink (Jin Mo) into powder, mix with vinegar, and apply cool; the bleeding will stop immediately. (From *Yi Zong Jin Jian*)
In the initial stage, it resembles a mole, red as a bean; when touched or broken, fresh blood flows. Use Flower Oolite (Hua Rui Shi, 5 qian, calcined and quenched seven times in child's urine), Aconitum Kusnezoffii Root (Cao Wu), Arisaema Cum Bile (Nan Xing), Angelica Dahurica (Bai Zhi), Magnolia Bark (Nou Pu), Perilla Leaf (Zi Su), Notopterygium Root (Qiang Huo), Frankincense (Ru Xiang), Myrrh (Mo Yao), Dragon Bone (Long Gu), Calomelas (Qing Fen), Asarum (Xi Xin), Sandalwood (Tan Xiang), Sappan Wood (Su Mu), Angelica Sinensis (Dang Gui), Ophiocordyceps Sinensis Stone (She Han Shi, calcined and quenched three times in child's urine), Aquilaria Lignum Resinatum (Xiang Zhu Xiang) (each 2 qian), and Musk (She Xiang, 3 fen). Grind all into a fine powder and sprinkle on the affected area when needed. (Same source)
A person had a mole under the arm which was accidentally scratched open, causing blood to flow like a thread. The bleeding did not stop for seven days, nearly causing death. Applying Powder of Trogopterus Dung (Wu Ling Zhi) stopped the bleeding immediately. (From *Xia Zi Yi Qi Ji Fang*)
Cut off the head of a winter melon and place it over the sore. When the melon rots, cut it away and replace it with a new piece. Before the melon is fully consumed, the sore has already shrunk and healed; then apply an ointment plaster. (From *Wang Dai Cun Qi Fang Ji*)
For cases of cold extremities, cyanotic lips, retracted testicles, and six pulses faintly palpable or nearly absent, take a bundle of Scallion (Cong Bai), remove roots and green parts, keeping only the white part about two cun long. Heat it and place it on the umbilicus. Iron it with a hot iron pot. Replace the scallion when it spoils. After some time, if heat penetrates and hands/feet become warm and sweating occurs, recovery ensues. If hands and feet remain cold after ironing, it is incurable. (From *Nanyang Huoren Shu*)
A person developed a toxic carbuncle on the waist, red and swollen but unbroken, with unbearable pain requiring him to walk bent over. A practitioner took liver from a freshly slaughtered male pig, sliced it to the size of the carbuncle, applied it to the lesion, and bound it tightly with cloth. After one day and night, the condition improved significantly. The liver turned black and emitted an unbearable stench; it was discarded on the ground, and even dogs refused to eat it. There remained a hard spot the size of a little finger below, caused by the liver slice being too small to cover the entire area completely, but ultimately no other complications arose. (From *Zhang Zai Wu Qi Zheng Fang*)