治口疮 用白矾一两，铁勺内火熬汁，干黄丹一两炒，红色放下，紫色为末，糁疮上。
又方 用宿砂火 为末，糁疮上。或用莲花片贴之，效。
又方 用干姜、黄连各等分，为末，糁之，吐出涎水，立效。
又方 用生姜自然汁漱口数次，涎出，效。
又方 用吴茱萸为末，醋调涂足心，效。最宜小儿口疮，不肯服药者，一帖而愈。
又方 以白矾为末，汤化濯足，或以五倍子为末糁之。
治口唇生疮 取陈壁上土，细研敷之。
治口唇紧小，不能开合，不能饮食，不治即死。用白布作灯炷，如指大，安斧刀上燃烧，令刀上汗出，拭取敷唇
上，日二三度。或用旧青布烧灰，酒调服，或和猪脂涂敷；又以蛇蜕烧灰，先拭净敷之；又以蛴螬虫烧灰，猪脂调敷；
又烧乱发蜂房六畜毛灰，用猪脂调敷；又马齿苋煮汁洗之。
治唇紧燥裂生疮 用橄榄不拘多少，烧灰，猪脂和涂患处。
治舌强肿如猪胞，以针刺舌下两边大脉，血出即消。勿刺着中央脉，令人血不止，则以火烧铜箸烙之。或以杂草烧
镬锈，醋调敷舌上下，脱去再敷，须臾而消。此患人多不识，失治则死。凡舌肿，舌下必有虫状，如蝼蛄卧蚕，有头
有尾。头小白，可烧铁钉烙头上，即消。
又方 用 针磨，令极尖，轻刺之，日刺八九次，血出尽，痛减肿消。
治舌忽胀退场门外 用雄鸡冠刺血，以盏盛浸舌，就咽下即缩。
治重舌 用锈锁烧红，打下铁锈，为末，水调一盏噙之。
又方 用灶中心对锅底土，酒调涂舌上，用黄丹如豆大，安舌下。
治舌无故出血 以炒槐花为末，糁之，愈。
又方 用乱发烧灰，水调一钱服。
治饮酒过多，咽喉烂，舌生疮 用水中田螺蛘肉，以葱豉姜椒煮汁，饮三盏，效。
治疗口疮：取白矾一两，在铁勺中用火熬炼出汁液，加入干黄丹一两炒至变红，再炒至呈紫色后研磨成粉末，撒在疮面上。
又一方：用陈砂仁火煅后研成粉末，撒在疮面上。或者用莲花片贴敷患处，有效。
又一方：取干姜、黄连各等份，研成粉末，撒在患处，吐出涎水，立即见效。
又一方：用吴茱萸研成粉末，用醋调匀涂抹足心，有效。此法尤其适合小儿口疮且不肯服药者，贴敷一次即可痊愈。
又一方：将白矾研成粉末，用热水化开洗脚；或者用五倍子研成粉末撒在患处。
治疗口唇紧缩变小，不能张开闭合，无法饮食，若不治疗就会死亡。用白布做成灯芯，粗细如手指，放在斧刃或刀背上燃烧，让刀背上渗出液体（刀汗），擦拭下来敷在嘴唇上，每天两三次。或者用旧青布烧成灰，用酒调服，或者和猪脂混合涂敷；又或用蛇蜕烧成灰，先擦净患处再敷上；又或用蛴螬虫（金龟子幼虫）烧成灰，用猪脂调匀敷上；又或用乱发、蜂房、六畜的毛烧成灰，用猪脂调匀敷上；又或用马齿苋煮汁清洗患处。
治疗嘴唇紧缩干燥开裂生疮：取橄榄不限数量，烧成灰，用猪脂调和涂抹患处。
治疗舌头僵硬肿胀像猪膀胱一样，用针刺舌头下面两侧的大血管，出血后肿胀即消。不要刺到中间的血管，否则会导致血液不止，可以用火烧热的铜筷子去烙烫它。或者用杂草烧成的锅锈，用醋调匀敷在舌头的上下方，脱落后再次敷上，一会儿就消退了。这种病很多人不认识，延误治疗就会死亡。凡是舌头肿胀，舌头下面一定会有虫状物，像蝼蛄或卧蚕，有头有尾。头部白色较小的，可以烧红铁钉烙烫其头部，肿胀即消。
又一方：用针磨得极尖，轻轻刺入，每天刺八九次，直到血出尽，疼痛减轻，肿胀消退。
治疗舌头突然肿胀伸出嘴外：用雄鸡冠刺破取血，用杯子盛住浸泡舌头，随即咽下血液，舌头就会缩回。
治疗重舌（双舌）：用生锈的铁锁烧红，刮下铁锈，研成粉末，用水调成一盏的量含漱。
又一方：取灶中心对着锅底的那块土，用酒调匀涂在舌头上，再用如豆子大小的黄丹，放在舌头底下。
治疗舌头无故出血：用炒过的槐花研成粉末，撒在患处，即可痊愈。
又一方：用乱发烧成灰，用水调服一钱。
Treatment for mouth ulcers: Take 1 liang of alum (Bai Fan), boil it in an iron spoon over fire until the juice is extracted, add 1 liang of dried red lead oxide (Gan Huang Dan) and stir-fry until it turns red, then continue stir-frying until it turns purple. Grind into powder and sprinkle onto the ulcer surface.
Another prescription: Calcine aged sand cardamom (Su Sha) by fire, grind into powder, and sprinkle onto the ulcer surface. Alternatively, apply lotus petal slices to the affected area; this is effective.
Another prescription: Take equal parts of dried ginger (Gan Jiang) and Coptis rhizome (Huang Lian), grind into powder, and sprinkle onto the affected area. Saliva will be expectorated, with immediate effect.
Another prescription: Rinse the mouth several times with fresh ginger juice (Sheng Jiang Zi Ran Zhi). When saliva flows out, it is effective.
Another prescription: Grind Evodia fruit (Wu Zhu Yu) into powder, mix with vinegar, and apply to the sole of the foot. This is effective. It is particularly suitable for children with mouth ulcers who refuse oral medication; a single application leads to cure.
Another prescription: Grind alum (Bai Fan) into powder, dissolve in hot water to wash the feet; or grind Galla Chinensis (Wu Bei Zi) into powder and sprinkle onto the affected area.
Treatment for ulcers on the lips: Take old soil from walls, grind finely, and apply to the affected area.
Treatment for tightness and constriction of the lips, inability to open or close, inability to eat or drink; if untreated, death ensues. Make a wick from white cloth, about the thickness of a finger, place it on the blade of an axe or knife, and burn it until liquid (blade sweat) exudes from the blade. Wipe off this liquid and apply to the lips, two to three times daily. Alternatively, burn old blue cloth to ash, mix with wine for oral administration, or mix with lard (Zhu Zhi) for topical application. Or, burn snake slough (She Tui) to ash, clean the area first, then apply. Or, grind larvae of scarab beetles (Qi Cao) to ash, mix with lard for application. Or, burn human hair, honeycomb, and animal hairs to ash, mix with lard for application. Or, boil Purslane (Ma Chi Xian) to make a decoction for washing the affected area.
Treatment for tight, dry, cracked lips with ulcers: Take any amount of olive (Gan Lan), burn to ash, mix with lard (Zhu Zhi), and apply to the affected area.
Treatment for tongue stiffness and swelling resembling a pig's bladder: Prick the large vessels on both sides under the tongue with a needle. Once blood flows, the swelling subsides. Do not prick the central vessel, as this may cause uncontrollable bleeding; instead, cauterize it with a copper chopstick heated by fire. Alternatively, use rust from a cooking pot (Guo Xiu) obtained by burning weeds, mix with vinegar, and apply to the upper and lower surfaces of the tongue. Reapply after the previous layer falls off; the swelling will subside shortly. Many people are unfamiliar with this condition, and delayed treatment leads to death. In cases of tongue swelling, there is invariably a worm-like structure under the tongue, resembling a mole cricket or a silkworm, with a head and tail. If the head is small and white, cauterize it with a red-hot iron nail, and the swelling will subside.
Another prescription: Sharpen a needle to an extreme point, prick gently, eight to nine times daily. Once all blood is expelled, pain decreases and swelling subsides.
Treatment for sudden tongue swelling protruding outside the mouth: Puncture the comb of a rooster to extract blood, collect it in a cup, soak the tongue in it, and swallow the blood immediately; the tongue will retract.
Treatment for double tongue (Chong She): Red-hot rusty iron lock, scrape off the rust, grind into powder, mix with water to make one cup, and hold in the mouth.
Another prescription: Take the earth from the center of the stove directly beneath the pot bottom, mix with wine, and apply to the tongue. Place a bean-sized piece of red lead oxide (Huang Dan) under the tongue.
Treatment for spontaneous bleeding of the tongue: Grind fried Sophora flower (Huai Hua) into powder and sprinkle onto the affected area; this cures the condition.
Another prescription: Burn human hair to ash, mix with water, and take one qian orally.
Treatment for throat erosion and tongue ulcers caused by excessive alcohol consumption: Take meat of river snails (Tian Luo), cook with scallion, fermented soybean (Chi Dou), ginger, and Sichuan pepper (Jiao) to make a decoction. Drink three cups; this is effective.