冯鲁瞻曰∶妇人阴冷，因劳伤子脏，风冷客之，若小便涩滞，小腹痞痛，宜龙胆
泻肝汤。若小便澄清，饮食少思，大便不实，治以八味地黄丸。八味丸治血弱不能
荣养脏腑，津液枯涩，寒客子脏阴冷者，甚效。（《锦囊》）
实女无窍 以铅作梃，逐日 之，久久自开。（盖铅能入肉故也。）
自胯至腿膝弯止，一切痈疽、疔毒，皆汇于此部中，以便检阅参治。
申斗垣曰∶骨痿疮，乃足少阳胆经多气少血，其疮生于两胯，骨上渐大，筋骨
俱痛，荫开流水，水尽则死。如胯间相对生疮者，十无一生，用大马屁勃垫睡，莫令磨着，内服补中益气汤。（《启玄》）
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王肯堂曰∶腿游风，腿股忽然赤肿，风热相搏，属足太阳经，宜砭去恶血。（《准绳》）
《心法》曰∶腿游风在两腿，忽里忽外，忽上忽下不定，红色形如堆云 痛，由荣
卫风热相搏结滞而成。凡遇此证，先施砭石，砭去恶血，外贴牛肉片以拔风甚效。
《心法》曰∶上水鱼生委中折纹两梢，肿如高埂，长若鱼形，色紫作痛，由血热
遇外寒稽留，则血瘀凝结而成。外宜向肿埂上砭出恶血，用二黄散（即颠倒散）香油调敷，甚效。
申斗垣曰∶黄鳅痈，生于大腿外侧连臀处，有一条如鳅形，深陷窄长，或不见
红肿，坚硬如石，约长七八寸，大者为头，小者为尾。鳅头向上者防毒内攻小腹，难
治；鳅头向下，毒虽凶不伤命，名为顺证。
凡医必寻其头，用三棱针先针住鳅肚，次针鳅尾，再用小针针住鳅头两边，当用艾
灸三十壮，左右转针，先起尾针，视鳅形不动，是鳅已死。如动再根据前法灸之。内
服内托流气饮，或真人活命饮，外以姜汁猪胆汁好醋同调，铁箍散敷之。（《启玄》）
《心法》曰∶黄鳅痈生小腿肚里侧硬肿，长有数寸，形如泥鳅，其色微红，由肝脾
二经湿热凝结而成。如期溃出稠脓者吉，如溃流污水败浆者凶，治同痈疽。（《金鉴》）
王肯堂曰∶腔阴疽，又名黄鳅痈。生足小肚内侧，微红微肿，坚硬如石，三四
寸许，痛楚难禁，足太阴与足厥阴二经湿热，又积愤所致。若过时溃出清水，虚火
上升，呕吐不食者，不治。（《准绳》）
冯鲁瞻说：妇人阴部寒冷，是因为劳损伤及子宫（子脏），风冷之邪侵袭所致。如果小便涩滞不畅，小腹胀满疼痛，适宜使用龙胆泻肝汤。如果小便清亮，饮食减少且没有食欲，大便不成形，则用八味地黄丸治疗。八味丸对于血虚不能荣养脏腑、津液枯涩、寒邪客居子宫导致阴冷的情况，疗效显著。（出自《锦囊》）
处女无阴道口：用铅制成棒状物，每天插入其中，久而久之自然张开。（这是因为铅质地软，能进入肉中的缘故。）
从胯部一直到腿膝弯曲处为止，所有的痈疽、疔毒等病症，都汇总在这一部分中，以便于查阅和参考治疗。
申斗垣说：骨痿疮，是由于足少阳胆经多气少血，疮疡生于两胯骨之上，逐渐变大，筋骨都感到疼痛，渗出流水，水流尽则死亡。如果在两胯之间相对位置生疮的，十例中没有一例能存活，可用大马屁勃（一种草药或物品，此处指代特定疗法载体）垫着睡觉，不要让患处摩擦接触，内服补中益气汤。（出自《启玄》）
腿游风：王肯堂说：腿游风表现为大腿突然红肿，是风热相互搏结所致，归属于足太阳经，适宜用砭石刺破排出恶血。（出自《准绳》）
《医宗心法》说：腿游风发生在双腿，忽里忽外，忽上忽下不定，红色形状像堆积的云彩一样疼痛，是由营卫之气的风热相互搏结停滞而成。凡是遇到这种证候，先施行砭石疗法，刺去恶血，外用贴敷牛肉片来拔除风邪，效果很好。
《医宗心法》说：肚门痈生在大腿肚部位，属于足太阳膀胱经所主。
《医宗心法》说：上水鱼生在委中穴折纹的两端，肿胀如高埂，形状像鱼，颜色紫暗并伴有疼痛，是由血热遇到外寒滞留，导致血液瘀结凝滞而成。外治宜在肿埂上砭出恶血，用二黄散（即颠倒散）调香油敷贴，效果很好。
申斗垣说：黄鳅痈，生在大腿外侧连接臀部处，有一条像泥鳅形状的病灶，深陷窄长，或者不见红肿，坚硬如石头，大约长七八寸，大的一端为头，小的一端为尾。鳅头向上的要防止毒邪内攻入小腹，难以治疗；鳅头向下的，虽然毒势凶猛但不伤性命，称为顺证。
凡医生必须找到它的头部，用三棱针先针刺住鳅肚中间，再针刺鳅尾，然后用小针针刺住鳅头两边，应当艾灸三十壮，左右转动针具，先起出尾部的针，观察鳅形不再移动，说明鳅已死。如果还在动，再按照前面的方法继续艾灸。内服内托流气饮，或者真人活命饮，外用姜汁、猪胆汁和好醋调和，敷上铁箍散。（出自《启玄》）
《医宗金鉴》说：黄鳅痈生在小腿肚内侧硬肿，长达数寸，形状像泥鳅，颜色微红，是由肝脾二经湿热凝结而成。如果如期溃破流出稠脓的是吉兆，如果溃破流出污水败浆的是凶兆，治疗方法同于痈疽。（出自《金鉴》）
王肯堂说：腔阴疽，又名黄鳅痈。生在足小腿内侧，微红微肿，坚硬如石头，约三四寸大小，疼痛难忍，由足太阴与足厥阴二经湿热，加上积愤所致。如果过时溃破流出清水，虚火上升，呕吐不能进食的，无法治愈。（出自《准绳》）
Feng Luzhan stated: Female genital coldness is caused by labor injury to the uterus (Zi Zang), with wind-cold pathogenic factors invading. If urination is obstructed and difficult, accompanied by lower abdominal distension and pain, Longdan Xiegan Tang (Gentiana Liver-Draining Decoction) is appropriate. If urine is clear, appetite is poor, and stools are unformed, Bawei Dihuang Wan (Eight-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill) should be used. Bawei Wan is highly effective for cases where blood deficiency fails to nourish the zang-fu organs, body fluids are dry and astringent, and cold pathogens lodge in the uterus causing genital coldness. (From *Jinnang*)
Virgin without vaginal opening: Use a lead rod, inserting it daily; after a long time, it will naturally open. (This is because lead is soft enough to penetrate tissue.)
From the hip region down to the popliteal fossa (knee bend), all types of carbuncles, sores, and ding-toxins are compiled in this section for easy reference and treatment consultation.
Shen Douyuan stated: Guwei Chuang (Bone-Wasting Sore) occurs due to the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian having abundant qi but scarce blood. The sore appears above the hips, gradually enlarging, causing pain in both sinews and bones, oozing fluid; death ensues when the fluid dries up. If sores appear symmetrically on both hips, fewer than one in ten survives. One should sleep with "Da Mapi Bo" [specific herbal/material carrier] underneath to prevent friction, and internally administer Buzhong Yiqi Tang (Tonify the Middle and Augment the Qi Decoction). (From *Qixuan*)
Tui Youfeng (Leg Wandering Wind): Wang Kentang stated: Tui Youfeng presents as sudden redness and swelling of the thigh, caused by the struggle between wind and heat, belonging to the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian. It is suitable to use bian stones (stone lancets) to remove evil blood. (From *Zhunsheng*)
*Yizong Xinfa* stated: Tui Youfeng occurs in both legs, appearing unpredictably inside/outside or up/down. The redness resembles piled clouds and causes pain, resulting from the binding and stagnation of wind-heat in Ying (Nutritive) and Wei (Defensive) qi. For such cases, first apply stone lancet therapy to remove evil blood, then externally apply beef slices to draw out wind, which is very effective.
*Yizong Xinfa* stated: Dumen Yong (Anus/Buttock Carbuncle) arises in the calf muscle area, governed by the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian.
*Yizong Xinfa* stated: Shangshui Yu (Upper Water Fish) appears at both ends of the crease at Weizhong (BL40). It swells like a high ridge, shaped like a fish, with purple color and pain. This is formed by blood heat encountering external cold stagnation, leading to blood stasis and coagulation. Externally, lance the swollen ridge to release evil blood, then apply Erhuang San (Two-Yellow Powder, i.e., Diandao San) mixed with sesame oil. This is very effective.
Shen Douyuan stated: Huangqiu Yong (Yellow Loach Carbuncle) arises on the lateral side of the thigh connected to the buttocks. It presents as a narrow, deep, loach-shaped lesion, sometimes without redness or swelling, hard as stone, approximately 7-8 cun long. The larger end is the head, the smaller end is the tail. If the loach head points upward, guard against internal attack of toxins into the lower abdomen; this is difficult to treat. If the head points downward, although the toxin is fierce, it does not endanger life, termed a "Smooth Syndrome."
Physicians must locate the head. First, prick the middle of the loach body with a three-edged needle, then prick the tail. Next, use a small needle to prick both sides of the head. Apply thirty moxa cones. Rotate the needles left and right. Remove the tail needle first. Observe if the loach shape remains still, indicating the loach is dead. If it moves, repeat the moxibustion method. Internally administer Neituo Liuqi Yin (Supporting Interior Flowing Qi Decoction) or Zhenren Huoming Yin (True Person Life-Saving Decoction). Externally mix ginger juice, pig bile, and good vinegar, and apply Tiegu San (Iron-Ring Powder). (From *Qixuan*)
*Yizong Jinjian* stated: Huangqiu Yong arises as a hard swelling on the medial side of the calf, several cun long, shaped like a loach, with slight redness. It is caused by damp-heat coagulation in the Liver and Spleen meridians. If it ulcerates on schedule with thick pus, it is auspicious; if it ulcerates with foul water or败浆 (rotten slurry), it is ominous. Treatment is the same as for carbuncles and sores. (From *Jinjian*)
Wang Kentang stated: Qiangyin Ju (Cavity Yin Abscess), also known as Huangqiu Yong, arises on the medial side of the lower leg. It is slightly red and swollen, hard as stone, about 3-4 cun in size, with unbearable pain. It is caused by damp-heat in the Foot-Taiyin Spleen and Foot-Jueyin Liver meridians, combined with accumulated resentment. If it ulcerates late with clear fluid, rising deficient fire, vomiting, and inability to eat, it is incurable. (From *Zhunsheng*)