薛氏治一小儿，患前证，吐痰困倦，半饷而苏，诸药不效，年至十三而频发。用肥浓紫河车生
研烂，入人参、当归末，捣丸，桐子大，每服三五十丸，日进三五服，乳化下。一月渐愈。又佐以
八珍汤全愈。
又一儿七岁发惊痫，令其恣饮人乳后，发渐疏而轻。至十四复发，用乳不效，亦用河车丸数具
而愈，常用加减八味丸而安。后至二十三岁复发而手足厥冷，仍用前法，佐以八味丸、十全大补汤
而痊。
又治数小儿，皆以补中益气汤、六君子汤、六味、八味等丸，相间用之，皆得全愈。
癫痫诸经义及大人证治诸法，俱详载癫狂门，所当参阅。
小儿便如米泔，或溺停少顷变作泔浊者，此脾胃湿热也。凡饮食不节者多有此证，然亦有气虚
下陷而然者。若脉证兼火者，当清利，宜导赤散，或四味肥儿丸。若饮食过伤兼胀滞者，宜保和丸
、大安丸。若形气不足，
或黄瘦，或呕泄者，宜五味异功散，或四君子汤，或补中益气汤。若肝肾火盛，移热膀胱者，必兼
痛涩烦热，宜七味龙胆泻肝汤。若脾胃本虚而复兼湿热者，宜四君子汤加炒黄连。若止见溺白而别
无烦热脉证，则但节其生冷水果及甘甜等物，不久自愈。切不可因其溺白，而过用芩、连、栀子之
类，多致伤脾而反生吐泻等证，渐至羸败者，是皆误冶之害也，不可不察。
薛氏治疗一名小儿，患有前述癫痫之证，发作时吐痰、困倦，片刻后苏醒，服用多种药物均无效，直到十三岁时病情频繁发作。使用肥厚的紫河车（胎盘）生研成烂泥状，加入人参和当归的粉末，捣碎制成丸药，大小如梧桐子，每次服用三五十丸，每日服用三到五次，用乳汁化开送服。一个月后病情逐渐好转。又辅以八珍汤，最终完全痊愈。
另一名七岁儿童患惊痫，让他在发病期间大量饮用人乳，随后发作次数逐渐减少且症状减轻。到了十四岁时再次复发，此时用人乳治疗无效，也使用了数剂河车丸而痊愈，平时常用加减八味丸来维持稳定。后来至二十三岁时再次复发，出现手足厥冷，仍采用前法，辅以八味丸、十全大补汤而康复。
又治疗数名小儿，皆以补中益气汤、六君子汤、六味地黄丸、八味地黄丸等丸剂交替使用，都获得了完全治愈。
关于癫痫的各经经文义理及成人证治的各种方法，均详细记载在“癫狂门”中，应当参考阅读。
小儿小便像米泔水一样浑浊，或者小便停放片刻后变成米泔样浊液的，这是脾胃湿热所致。凡是饮食不节制的人多有此证，然而也有因气虚下陷导致的。如果脉象和证候兼有火热之象，应当清热利湿，适宜用导赤散，或四味肥儿丸。如果饮食过度损伤兼有腹胀停滞者，适宜用保和丸、大安丸。如果形体气息不足，或者面色黄瘦，或者呕吐泄泻者，适宜用五味异功散，或四君子汤，或补中益气汤。如果肝肾火盛，移热于膀胱者，必定兼有疼痛涩滞、烦热等症状，适宜用七味龙胆泻肝汤。如果脾胃本虚而又兼有湿热者，适宜用四君子汤加炒黄连。如果只是见到小便白浊而别无烦热脉证，那么只需节制生冷水果及甘甜等食物，不久即可自愈。切不可因为小便白浊，而过用黄芩、黄连、栀子之类寒凉药物，多会导致损伤脾胃反而产生呕吐泄泻等证，逐渐导致身体虚弱败坏，这都是误治的危害，不可不仔细考察。
Mr. Xue treated a pediatric patient suffering from the aforementioned epilepsy (epilepsy). The child experienced expectoration of phlegm and lethargy during attacks, recovering consciousness after a short while. Various medications proved ineffective until the age of thirteen, when the frequency of attacks increased significantly. He prescribed fresh placenta (Ziheche, human placenta) from a well-nourished source, ground into a paste, mixed with powdered Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma (Renshen) and Angelicae Sinensis Radix (Danggui), and processed into pills the size of *Celastrus orbiculatus* seeds. Each dose consisted of 30–50 pills, taken three to five times daily, administered with milk emulsion. Gradual improvement was observed within one month. Subsequently, supplementation with Bazhen Decoction (Eight-Treasure Decoction) led to complete recovery.
Another seven-year-old child suffered from fright-epilepsy. Mr. Xue instructed the parents to allow the child to drink human breast milk freely; consequently, the frequency and severity of seizures gradually decreased. At fourteen years old, the condition recurred. Breast milk therapy was ineffective at this stage, but several doses of Placenta Pills restored health. Long-term management with Modified Bawei Pill maintained stability. Upon recurrence at twenty-three years old, accompanied by cold extremities, the previous method was employed again, supplemented with Bawei Pill and Shiquan Dabu Decoction (Ten-Agent Great Tonifying Decoction), resulting in full recovery.
Several other pediatric cases were treated successfully by alternating between Buzhong Yiqi Decoction (Decoction for Boosting the Middle and Augmenting Qi), Liujunzi Decoction (Six-Gentlemen Decoction), Liuwei Dihuang Pill (Six-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill), and Bawei Dihuang Pill (Eight-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill).
For detailed discussions on the meridian theories regarding epilepsy and treatment methods for adults, please refer to the chapter "Manic-Depressive Disorders" (Diankuang Men).
Pediatric urine resembling rice-washing water, or urine that turns turbid like rice-washing water after standing for a short period, indicates damp-heat in the Spleen and Stomach. This syndrome is common among those with irregular dietary habits, though it may also result from Qi deficiency with sinking. If pulse and symptoms indicate fire, clear heat and promote urination using Daochi San (Guide Out Red Powder) or Siwei Fei'er Wan (Four-Ingredient Child-Nourishing Pill). If excessive dietary injury causes abdominal distension and stagnation, use Baohe Wan (Preserve Harmony Pill) or Da'an Wan (Great Peace Pill). If there is insufficiency of form and Qi, yellowish emaciation, vomiting, or diarrhea, use Wuwei Yigong San (Five-Agent Extraordinary Skill Powder), Sijunzi Tang (Four-Gentlemen Decoction), or Buzhong Yiqi Tang. If Liver and Kidney fire are exuberant and transferring heat to the Bladder, symptoms will include pain, astringency, irritability, and fever; treat with Qiwei Longdan Xiegan Tang (Seven-Agent Gentiana Liver-Draining Decoction). If the Spleen and Stomach are inherently deficient yet complicated by damp-heat, use Sijunzi Tang with stir-fried Coptidis Rhizoma (Huanglian). If only leukorrhea-like urinary turbidity is present without other signs of heat or abnormal pulses, simply restrict raw, cold fruits and sweet foods; self-healing will occur shortly. One must not overuse cold herbs such as Scutellariae Radix (Huangqin), Coptidis Rhizoma (Huanglian), or Gardeniae Fructus (Zhizi) merely because of white urine, as this often damages the Spleen, leading to vomiting and diarrhea, and eventually causing severe debility. These are harms caused by misdiagnosis and mistreatment, which must be carefully examined.