治婴孩小儿肚泻或已作风候服之功效
硫黄 焰硝 陈橘皮 青橘皮（并去白） 五灵脂（川者良） 半夏曲（炙炒皆可）
上以等分硫硝二味和研令匀一处用瓷器熔汁倾出候冷细研旋入诸药和匀
上为末秫米粉水煮糊为丸如 大每二岁儿服二十丸大者加之并温饭饮下空心食前此方
均分阴阳二气多脉有益
议曰阴阳二气不均冷热相制惊风已作搐搦已定或阳亏阴盛或阴亏阳盛或惊风未散吐泻不
止或
呕逆或发喘或脚手渐冷或眼目欲合或服凉药太多或虚烦不定或沉沉默默不省或恍恍惚惚生惊
但胃气未脱速与服之若是危急不待作丸子只以末温饭饮调与服以愈为度若脚手冰冷者服之立
温未止者服之立止虽慢惊慢脾风候并宜与服仍加薄荷汤便尤良智者明理必加钦重愚者蒙昧必
怀犹预此方至良少有知用请敬而行之
治婴孩小儿吐泻脾胃虚弱发作慢惊风候搐搦不已医工截风不止取痰不下散热不退即惊不
去其症欲传慢脾风候宜服定命饮子
半夏（口羊口者半分） 天麻（一分） 甘草（炙） 白茯苓 白术 老生姜（各二两）
上件一处用水一盏于瓷器内煮令水干将半复天麻白术茯苓切焙为细末每服半钱或一盏生
姜枣子汤调与服无时
议曰此方建脾化痰去风散热功效如神医工少有知用初学之士只知有脑麝香爽者方用之俗
夫便
言好药殊不知脑麝乃医家出不得已用之其物通利关窍关闭塞疏凑理利骨节其药属阴能化于阳
只有急惊宜用慢惊慢脾伤寒等患悉宜禁止其或疳痢药用之虚者亦禁惟有痉 癞痫宜用定命饮
子屡经效验野老处定此方其功造化深智高明往往钦诮痰搦连并脉息虚怯不敢顿下者宜与灵芝
丸若手足差冷兼进回阳行医用药至于此等症候乃主治活伤之权也
【主治】治疗婴幼儿腹泻，或者已经出现惊风症状的患儿，服用此药功效显著。
硫黄、焰硝、陈橘皮、青橘皮（均去除白色内层）、五灵脂（以四川产者为佳）、半夏曲（炙炒均可）。
以上药物中，硫黄和焰硝各取等分，混合研磨均匀，放入瓷器中熔化出汁液，倒出后待冷却，再细细研磨，随后加入其他药物混合均匀。
以上药物制成粉末，用秫米粉加水煮成糊状，制成如梧桐子大小的丸剂。每两岁幼儿服用二十丸，年龄大者酌情增加，并用温热的饭饮在空腹、进食前送服。此方能够调和阴阳二气，对多种脉象有益。
按语：若阴阳二气不均衡，冷热相互制约，惊风已经发作，抽搐已经停止；或者阳气亏损阴气偏盛，或者阴气亏损阳气偏盛；或者惊风未散，呕吐腹泻不止；或者呕吐逆气，或者气喘；或者手脚逐渐变冷；或者眼睛想要闭合；或者服用寒凉药物过多；或者虚烦不安；或者精神萎靡沉默不语，神志不清；或者神情恍惚易受惊吓。只要胃气尚未脱绝，应迅速给予服用。如果是危急情况，不必制成丸剂，只需将药末用温热的饭饮调匀给患儿服用，以痊愈为度。如果手脚冰冷，服用后立刻回暖；如果呕吐腹泻未止，服用后立刻停止。即使是慢惊风或慢脾风证候，也适宜服用，若加入薄荷汤送服效果更佳。明智通理之人必定会敬重并信赖此方，愚昧无知之人必定会犹豫不决。此方极为良效，少有知晓使用者，请恭敬地施行它。
【主治】治疗婴幼儿呕吐腹泻，脾胃虚弱，发作慢惊风证候，抽搐不止。医生使用截风药无效，祛痰药排不出痰，散热药退不了热，即惊风不去，病势欲传变为慢脾风证候，宜服用定命饮子。
半夏（口尝味辛者半钱）、天麻（一钱）、甘草（炙）、白茯苓、白术、老生姜（各二两）。
以上药物一起放入瓷器内，用水一盏煎煮，直到水干去一半时，取出天麻、白术、茯苓切片焙干，研为细末。每次服用半钱或一钱，用生姜、大枣煎汤调服，不拘时间。
按语：此方具有健脾化痰、祛风散热的功效，如同神医一般。有见识的医生很少知道使用它，初学的医士只知道用冰片、麝香等清凉开窍的药物才肯使用。庸俗的医生便说那是好药，殊不知冰片和麝香是医者不得已而使用的药物。这些药物通行利窍，疏通闭塞，理顺腠理，滑利骨节，其药性属阴，能化生于阳。只有急惊风适宜使用，慢惊风、慢脾风、伤寒等疾病全部应当禁止使用。如果是疳积痢疾，体质虚弱者也应当禁用。唯有痉病、癫痫适宜使用定命饮子，屡经验证有效。这是民间老者所定的方子，其功效造化深远。智慧高明的人往往钦佩赞叹，对于痰涎壅盛、抽搐连连、脉象虚怯不敢立即峻下攻伐的患者，适宜给予灵芝丸。如果手足稍冷，兼进回阳药物。用药至于此类症候，乃是主治活伤（挽救危重伤患）的权变之法。
[Indications] For treating infantile diarrhea or cases where convulsive symptoms (Jing Feng) have already manifested, this prescription is highly effective.
Shihuang (Realgar), Yanxiao (Saltpeter), Chen Jupi (Aged Tangerine Peel), Qing Jupi (Green Tangerine Peel) (both with the white pith removed), Wulingzhi (Trogopterus Dung) (Sichuan origin is preferred), Banxia Qu (Pinellia Fermented Paste) (processed by roasting or frying).
Take equal parts of Shihuang and Yanxiao, grind them together until uniform, melt them in a porcelain vessel to extract the liquid, pour it out, let it cool, then grind finely. Subsequently, add the remaining herbs and mix uniformly.
Grind the mixture into powder, use Shumi rice flour boiled with water to form a paste, and make pills the size of *Wutong* seeds. For a two-year-old child, administer 20 pills; for older children, increase the dosage appropriately. Take with warm rice beverage on an empty stomach before meals. This formula harmonizes Yin and Yang Qi and benefits various pulse patterns.
Commentary: When Yin and Yang Qi are imbalanced, with cold and heat constraining each other; when convulsive symptoms (Jing Feng) have occurred and spasms have ceased; or when Yang deficiency leads to Yin excess, or Yin deficiency leads to Yang excess; or when convulsions have not subsided, accompanied by persistent vomiting and diarrhea; or regurgitation, asthma; or gradual cooling of hands and feet; or eyes closing; or excessive intake of cold-natured medicines; or deficiency-related restlessness; or lethargy, silence, and lack of consciousness; or恍惚 (huan hu - trance-like state) with fright. As long as Stomach Qi has not completely failed, administer promptly. In critical conditions, there is no need to form pills; simply mix the powder with warm rice beverage and administer until recovery. If hands and feet are ice-cold, they will warm up immediately after administration; if vomiting and diarrhea persist, they will stop immediately. Even in cases of Slow Convulsion (Man Jing Feng) or Slow Spleen Wind (Man Pi Feng), this formula is suitable. Adding Bohe Tang (Mint Decoction) enhances efficacy. Wise individuals who understand principles will surely respect and trust this formula, while ignorant ones will likely hesitate. This formula is excellent but rarely known; please practice it with reverence.
[Indications] For treating infantile vomiting and diarrhea due to Spleen and Stomach weakness, manifesting as Slow Convulsion (Man Jing Feng) with unceasing spasms. If physicians' wind-stopping measures fail, phlegm-resolving methods cannot expel phlegm, and heat-clearing methods cannot reduce fever, causing the convulsion to persist and potentially progressing to Slow Spleen Wind (Man Pi Feng), Dingming Yinzi should be administered.
Banxia (Pinellia Tuber) (half qian, tasting pungent), Tianma (Gastrodia Rhizome) (1 qian), Gancao (Licorice Root) (roasted), Bai Fuling (Poria), Baizhu (Atractylodes Macrocephala Rhizome), Lao Shengjiang (Old Ginger) (each 2 liang).
Place all ingredients in a porcelain vessel with one zhen of water. Boil until half the water remains. Remove Tianma, Baizhu, and Fuling, slice, dry-roast, and grind into fine powder. Each dose is half qian or 1 qian, mixed with Shengjiang (Fresh Ginger) and Zao (Jujube) decoction, taken at any time.
Commentary: This formula builds the Spleen, resolves phlegm, dispels wind, and clears heat, performing like a divine physician. Experienced doctors rarely know to use it. Novices only resort to Naoshexiang (Camphor and Musk) for their cooling properties. Vulgar practitioners claim these are good medicines, unaware that Camphor and Musk are used only as a last resort. These substances open orifices, clear blockages, smooth interstices, and lubricate joints. Their nature is Yin, transforming into Yang. They are suitable only for Fast Convulsion (Ji Jing Feng). They are strictly contraindicated in Slow Convulsion, Slow Spleen Wind, and Shanghan (Cold Damage). For Ganji (Infantile Malnutrition) and dysentery, they are also forbidden in deficient patients. Only for Spasm (Jing Bing) and Epilepsy (Dian Xian) is Dingming Yinzi appropriate, having proven effective repeatedly. This formula was devised by rural elders, possessing profound transformative power. The wise admire its profundity. For patients with copious phlegm, continuous spasms, and weak pulses who cannot tolerate harsh purgatives, Lingzhi Wan is suitable. If extremities are slightly cold, combine with Yang-restoring agents. Prescribing for such conditions represents the expedient method for saving critically injured patients.