太乙丹（敬恕堂江） 敷一切无名肿毒。
顶好藤黄（五十两） 赤小豆 天南星（各二十两） 川五倍子（一百两炒微黄） 当门子（五两）
上研极细末。用白芨二十两，打糊和捣成锭，用醋磨敷自消。
升麻膏 贴疔疮顽疮痈疽，瘰 痰核，未成自消，已溃自敛。
升麻（二十两），真麻油五斤浸一宿，煎枯去渣，慢火熬至滴水不散，入飞净黄丹二十四两，收成膏。
一气丹（胡学海）。一切痈疽，对口发背，无名大毒。
斑蝥（去头、足、翅，糯米拌炒，五钱） 乳香（去油） 没药（去油各三钱） 雄黄（二钱）
血竭（一钱） 麝香（一钱五分） 冰片（七分五厘） 元胡索 元参（各五分）
共杵极细末。量疮大小施用，以膏粘贴。初起立消，已成易溃，已溃易敛。较
之红升丹其功更捷，且红升丹不利对口，惟此最稳。
久不收口 炉甘石银罐内 ，水淬七次，研细搽之。
久不收口。
犬头骨（ ） 猫头骨（ ）
研细搽之，即敛。
敷无名毒 小粉炒黄，研，用不经铁器握死鸡，将鸡撕开，取鸡心、肝、 ，不用肠，捣烂敷上，一伏时必效。
五虎丹
雄黄 菖蒲 艾叶尖 朱砂（不拘多少） 蜈蚣（一条）
五月五日午时配合，研细敷搽，即消。
消肿毒 极肥皂角子，阴阳瓦焙研，酒调服，出汗即消。
又方 榆树南行根条，洗净，加盐少许，入糖同捣敷，即散。
太乙丹（由敬恕堂江氏配制）：外敷治疗一切无名肿毒。
主要成分为顶好藤黄（五十两）、赤小豆、天南星（各二十两）、川五倍子（一百两，炒至微黄）、当门子（即麝香，五两）。
将上述药材研磨成极细的粉末。取白芨二十两，用水打制成糊状，与药粉混合捣匀，制成锭剂。使用时用醋磨开，外敷患处，肿毒自会消散。
升麻膏：贴敷于疔疮、顽疮、痈疽、瘰疬、痰核等病症处。若肿毒未形成脓液，可使其自行消散；若已溃破，可促进伤口愈合。
制作方法：取升麻（二十两），放入真麻油五斤中浸泡一夜，煎煮至药材枯焦后滤去药渣，再用慢火熬炼药油，直至滴入水中不散开。此时加入经过飞制处理纯净的黄丹二十四两，收膏而成。
一气丹（胡学海方）：治疗一切痈疽、对口发背、无名大毒。
主要成分为斑蝥（去除头、足、翅，用糯米拌炒，五钱）、乳香（去油）、没药（去油，各三钱）、雄黄（二钱）、血竭（一钱）、麝香（一钱五分）、冰片（七分五厘）、元胡索、元参（各五分）。
将所有药材共同杵碎研成极细粉末。根据疮口大小适量施用，以膏药粘贴固定。初起时立即可消，已成脓者易溃破，已溃破者易愈合。相比红升丹，此药功效更为迅速，且红升丹不适用于对口发背，唯有此药最为稳妥。
针对久不收敛的疮口：将炉甘石放入银罐中，用水淬炼七次，研细后外搽患处。
另一种治疗久不收口的方子：
犬头骨、猫头骨。
研细后外搽患处，伤口即可愈合。
敷治无名毒：将小粉（淀粉类药材）炒黄，研细。取一只未经铁器接触过的死鸡，将其撕开，取出鸡心、鸡肝（不用肠子），捣烂后敷在患处，一个时辰内必见疗效。
五虎丹：
主要成分为雄黄、菖蒲、艾叶尖、朱砂（用量不拘）、蜈蚣（一条）。
在五月五日午时配合制作，研细后敷搽患处，肿毒即刻消散。
Taiyi Dan (prepared by Jiang family of Jingshutang): Applied externally to treat all kinds of unnamed swelling and toxic sores.
Main ingredients include Dinghao Tenghuang (Resina Sophorae Tonkinensis, 50 liang), Chi Xiaodou (Adzuki Bean), Tiannanxing (Rhizoma Arisaematis, each 20 liang), Chuan Wubeizi (Galla Chinensis, 100 liang, stir-fried until slightly yellow), and Dangmenshen (Moschus, 5 liang).
Grind the above herbs into an extremely fine powder. Take Baiji (Rhizoma Bletillae, 20 liang), make it into a paste with water, mix and knead with the medicinal powder to form tablets. When using, grind with vinegar and apply externally; the swelling and toxicity will dissipate spontaneously.
Shengma Gao (Cimicifuga Ointment): Applied to Dingchuang (carbuncle/furuncle), wanchuang (stubborn sores), yongju (abscesses), luoli (scrofula), and tanhe (phlegm nodules). If the lesion has not yet suppurated, it will resolve spontaneously; if already ulcerated, it will promote healing.
Preparation: Take Shengma (Cimicifugae Rhizoma, 20 liang), soak in Zhen Mayou (Sesame Oil, 5 jin) overnight. Boil until the herbs are charred, strain out the residue, and simmer slowly over low heat until a drop of oil does not disperse when dropped into water. Add Feijing Huangdan (Lead Monoxide, 24 liang, purified by levigation) to form the ointment.
Yiqi Dan (prescription by Hu Xuehai): Treats all types of yongju (abscesses), duikou fabei (nuchal carbuncle), and unnamed severe toxins.
Ingredients include Banmao (Mylabris, remove head, feet, and wings, stir-fry with glutinous rice, 5 qian), Ruxiang (Olibanum, remove oil), Moyao (Myrrha, remove oil, each 3 qian), Xionghuang (Realgar, 2 qian), Xuexie (Dragon's Blood, 1 qian), Shexiang (Moschus, 1.5 qian), Bingpian (Borneol, 0.75 qian), Yuanhusuo (Radix Corydalis), and Yuanshen (Scrophulariae Radix, each 0.5 qian).
Pound and grind all ingredients into an extremely fine powder. Apply according to the size of the sore, adhering with an ointment plaster. It resolves immediately upon initial onset, facilitates suppuration if formed, and promotes healing if ulcerated. Compared with Hongshengdan (Red Sublimate), its efficacy is faster, and unlike Hongshengdan which is unsuitable for duikou fabei, this prescription is most stable.
For sores that fail to heal for a long time: Place Luganshi (Calamina) in a silver jar, quench in water seven times, grind into a fine powder, and apply externally.
Another prescription for non-healing sores:
Quantougu (Crinis Canini Ossis), Maotougu (Crinis Felis Ossis).
Grind into a fine powder and apply externally; the wound will heal promptly.
Application for unnamed toxins: Stir-fry Xiaofen (Starch/Tapioca) until yellow, grind finely. Take a chicken killed without contact with iron utensils, tear it open, extract the heart and liver (do not use intestines), pound into a paste, and apply to the affected area. Efficacy is expected within one shichen (two hours).
Wuhu Dan (Five Tigers Pill):
Ingredients include Xionghuang (Realgar), Changpu (Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii), Aiyejian (Apex of Artemisiae Argyi Folium), Zhusha (Cinnabar, quantity as needed), and Wugong (Centipede, one piece).
Combine at noon on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, grind into a fine powder, and apply externally to the site; the swelling will dissipate immediately.
To reduce toxic swelling: Take Jifezaizi (Soap Nut Seed), bake on Yin-Yang tiles, grind into powder, mix with wine, and take orally. Sweating will lead to resolution of the swelling.
Another prescription: Take root branches of Ulmus pumila growing towards the south, wash clean, add a small amount of salt, mix with sugar, pound into a paste, and apply externally; the swelling will dissipate.