治小儿禁口痢一粒饭一吃宜服术蔻面良方
白术（半两） 肉豆蔻（炮二枚） 木香（二两重）
上为末白面二两入药水搜作剂切作条子水煮令熟用葱白生姜盐各少许和汁滋味与之看入
多少仍兼鸡青丸服
治小儿刮肠下痢禁口不食闭眼合口至重者香脯妙方
晶猪肉（一两薄批作一片） 腻粉（半两重）
上将肉于炭火上慢炙旋铺腻粉令匀炙令成脯每以少许与吃如未知吃且放鼻头自然要吃此
方治胃口有毒至奇至妙
议曰小儿疳患乃是五脏所受积气相传今议患疳有患热者由其候虚之盛积者乃疳之母所有
积不
治遂传成疳又有治积不下其积存而脏虚其疳传而脉弱脏腑传过经络致受由此作热症候尤重虽
不发作风痰毕竟危困沉重经云疳热症谓劳形作渴虚烦频呕不食下项良方过其轻重而与服之仍
择所当勿可纵恣误致毕违便计利害
治小儿疳热虚烦作渴不思饮食四体沉重服人参散良方
人参 蓬莪术 川当归 龙胆草根 甘草（炙） 赤芍药 白茯苓 枳壳（浸去穣切作小
片用麸炒令赤色）
上等分为末每服半两煎麦门冬汤调服无时候
治小儿疳热久蒸肌肉消瘦形容惟悴神情不乐饮食虽多不生肌肉宜服此方大有功效神妙宣
气丸良方
蓬莪术（炮） 赤芍药 川当归 大黄（炮） 鳖甲（米醋炙去裙焦为度）
上等分为细末水煮面糊为丸麻子大一岁二十丸熟水下大小加减
治疗小儿禁口痢，每吃一粒饭就适宜服用术蔻面良方。
白术（半两） 肉豆蔻（炮制二枚） 木香（重二两）
以上药物研为细末，取白面二两，加入药水揉搓成面团，切成条状，用水煮至熟透。用葱白、生姜、盐各少许调和汁液调味后喂服，根据患儿情况决定用量，同时兼服鸡青丸。
治疗小儿刮肠下痢、禁口不食、闭眼合口等重症的香脯妙方。
晶猪肉（一两，薄切为一整片） 腻粉（重半两）
先将肉在炭火上慢烤，随即均匀铺上腻粉，烤制成肉脯。每次取少量给患儿食用。如果患儿暂时不吃，可将药放在鼻头处，患儿自然会想吃。此方治疗胃口有毒引起的病症，效果奇特且精妙。
曾世荣评议道：小儿疳证，乃是五脏所受的积气相互传变所致。如今议论患疳的情况，有患热证的，这是因为候脉显示虚盛，积滞是疳证的母体；如果有积滞未得到治疗，就会传变成疳证。又有治疗积滞未能消除，积滞留存而脏腑虚弱，疳证传变而脉象微弱，脏腑病邪传过经络导致受邪，由此产生热症候，尤其严重。虽然不一定发作作风痰，但毕竟危困沉重。《内经》说疳热症表现为形体劳损、作渴、虚烦、频繁呕吐、不食等，以下列出良方，根据其轻重程度给予服用，仍应选择恰当的方法，不可放纵恣意，误致违背常理，需权衡利弊。
治疗小儿疳热、虚烦、作渴、不思饮食、四肢沉重的服人参散良方。
人参 蓬莪术 川当归 龙胆草根 甘草（炙） 赤芍药 白茯苓 枳壳（浸泡去瓤，切作小片，用麸皮炒至赤色）
以上药物等分研为细末，每次服用半两，煎麦门冬汤调服，不限时间。
治疗小儿疳热久蒸、肌肉消瘦、形容憔悴、神情不乐、饮食虽多却不长肌肉，适宜服用此方，大有功效的神妙宣气丸良方。
蓬莪术（炮制） 赤芍药 川当归 大黄（炮制） 鳖甲（米醋炙烤，去裙边，焦黑为度）
以上药物等分研为细末，用水煮面糊作为粘合剂制成丸药，大小如麻子，一岁儿童服用二十丸，用熟水送下，大童和小童酌情加减。
To treat pediatric anorectic dysentery (Jinkou Li), it is advisable to administer the Shu Kou Mian (Atractylodes and Nutmeg Powder) good prescription with every grain of rice eaten.
Bai Zhu (Half tael) Rou Dou Kou (Stir-baked, two pieces) Mu Xiang (Weighing two taels)
The above ingredients are ground into powder. Take two taels of white flour, mix with medicinal water to knead into dough, cut into strips, and boil in water until cooked. Season with a small amount of scallion white, ginger, and salt mixed into juice, and feed according to the child's capacity. Continue to take concurrently with Ji Qing Wan (Chicken Green Pill).
For treating pediatric intestinal scraping dysentery (Gachang Xieli), anorexia, closed eyes and mouth, indicating severe condition, use the Xiang Fu Miao Fang (Fragrant Meat Preserves Excellent Prescription).
Jing Zhu Rou (Crystal pork, one tael, thinly sliced into one piece) Ni Fen (Calomel, weighing half a tael)
Slowly roast the meat over charcoal fire, then evenly spread the Ni Fen on it, roasting until it becomes a meat preserve. Give a small amount to eat each time. If the child refuses to eat, place it near the nose; the child will naturally desire to eat it. This prescription treats toxic accumulation in the stomach opening with extraordinary efficacy.
Commentary: Pediatric Gan syndrome (Chronic Malnutrition Syndrome) arises from the transmission of accumulated qi affecting the five zang organs. Regarding Gan syndromes, there are those presenting with heat symptoms due to deficient pulse conditions being excessive; accumulation is the mother of Gan. If accumulation is not treated, it transforms into Gan. Conversely, if treatment fails to eliminate accumulation, the accumulation remains while the zang organs become deficient, leading to Gan transmission and weak pulses. Pathogenic factors transmit through meridians, causing heat syndromes which are particularly severe. Although wind-phlegm may not manifest, the condition remains critical and heavy. The Classic states that Gan heat syndromes present as emaciation, thirst, deficiency vexation, frequent vomiting, and anorexia. The following excellent prescriptions are listed below; administer according to severity, selecting appropriate methods without indulgence or error, carefully weighing benefits and harms.
For treating pediatric Gan heat with deficiency vexation, thirst, anorexia, and heaviness in the four limbs, use the Ren Shen San (Ginseng Powder) good prescription.
Ren Shen (Ginseng Root) Peng E Zhu (Curcuma Zedoaria Rhizome) Chuan Dang Gui (Angelica Sinensis Radix) Gan Cao (Licorice Root, stir-baked) Chi Shao Yao (Red Peony Root) Bai Fu Ling (Poria) Zhi Qiao (Immature Bitter Orange, soaked, pith removed, sliced, stir-fried with bran until red)
Grind the above ingredients equally into fine powder. Take half a tael per dose, decoct Mai Men Dong Tang (Ophiopogon Decoction) to mix and take orally at any time.
For treating pediatric Gan heat persisting for a long time, causing muscle emaciation, haggard appearance, low spirits, and inability to gain weight despite adequate food intake, use this prescription with great efficacy: Shen Miao Xuan Qi Wan (Divine Wonder Qi-Dispersing Pill) good prescription.
Peng E Zhu (Curcuma Zedoaria Rhizome, stir-baked) Chi Shao Yao (Red Peony Root) Chuan Dang Gui (Angelica Sinensis Radix) Da Huang (Rhubarb Root and Rhizome, stir-baked) Bie Jia (Tartaric Turtle Shell, stir-baked with rice vinegar until edges are charred)
Grind the above ingredients equally into fine powder. Use boiled wheat paste as a binder to form pills the size of hemp seeds. For a one-year-old child, administer twenty pills with warm water; adjust dosage for older or younger children accordingly.