（附）
锻石、碱水和匀。略带硬。以糯米十粒。插入灰内。少时略发。即以米粘在痣上。每一痣一粒。令其自脱。则黑
皮粘在米上。
（附）
瘰 在头上。及两腋胸前者。皆可烂。但烂一二处即止。俟脱落后再烂别处。其法于有瘰 处。以黑圈点。
涂药圈内。久则痛。不痛再涂一次。以痛为度。勿去其药。稍有黑陷。第三日 核自出。若摇动难脱者。用巴
豆四粒。饭一撮。捣成绵条。围在核上。外以膏药封之。三日一换。自然脱落。寻以生肌散敷之。不旬日而愈。
又颈上皮光肉嫩之处。搽上即烂。若肉浓处不妨浓涂。盖薄涂则烂浅。浓涂则烂深也。
（补）
蕲艾叶放在箕内。擦成绒。以纸紧包成条。如笔管大。先以粗纸折二三重。置各患处。以艾条燃火。按患处
隔纸烧射。知痛即止。如泡起用针挑破。水干自愈。如烂即以松香膏贴之。外江呼为射火。医家又名雷火。
针凡疯痹鹤膝风肿痛风之类皆用之。
服初次丸。即以艾擦条圈围烧死肌肉。不可空一丝。勿烧穴火。服至第二次丸。便要灸穴火。上两肩井、两
曲池、招摇、虎口。如风气已收。即要灸对眼二穴。下体两风门、三里、鱼肚、解肌、断根各穴。相时势。每穴三五
壮或七八壮。
对眼穴 在脑后对眼处。
肩井穴 提起手来。肩膀后自有一窝。即是穴。
曲池穴 在手两肱关节处。
招摇穴 在手掌背上关节处。
虎口穴 在大指食指中间。
风门穴 在中股交骨间。要其人平身立定。以手中指陷入处即是。
三里穴 有内外两穴。今所灸乃外三里。其人自手从膝上屈下。以手指掏入有窝处即是。
鱼肚穴 在脚膝弯下。似鱼肚样不窝处即是。
解肌穴 在脚背上总筋有穴处。
断根穴 在脚大拇指二指中间。
（附方）
将锻石与碱水混合均匀，调至略带粘稠状。取十粒糯米，插入药灰中，片刻后糯米会略微膨胀，随即用粘有药物的米粒贴在痣上，每颗痣贴一粒，使其自行脱落，黑色的皮肤组织便会粘附在米粒上。
（附方）
瘰疬（颈部淋巴结结核）若生于头部、两腋下或胸前，均可使用腐蚀法治疗。但每次只腐蚀一两个部位，待其脱落后，再腐蚀其他部位。具体方法是：在有瘰疬的部位画一个黑圈，将药物涂在圈内，时间久了会产生疼痛感；若不痛，则再次涂抹，以产生疼痛为度。不要去除药物，稍见患处凹陷发黑，第三日核块自然排出。若核块松动难以脱落者，取巴豆四粒，配米饭一撮，捣烂成棉条状，围在核块周围，外用膏药封固，每三日更换一次，自然会脱落。随后用生肌散敷贴，不出十天即可痊愈。另外，颈部皮肤光滑嫩薄之处，涂抹药物即会腐烂；若肌肉丰厚处不妨厚涂，因为薄涂则腐蚀浅，厚涂则腐蚀深。
（补遗）
将蕲艾叶放在簸箕内，搓擦成艾绒，用纸张紧紧包裹成条状，粗细如笔管。先用粗纸折叠二至三层，覆盖在各患处，点燃艾条，隔着纸张对患处进行烧灼。感到疼痛时立即停止。如果起水泡，用针挑破，待水分干涸后自愈。如果溃烂，即用松香膏贴敷。外地人称此法为“射火”，医家又称其为“雷火针”。凡是疯病、痹证、鹤膝风、肿毒、痛风等病症皆可使用此法。
服用初次丸药后，即用艾条环绕烧死病变肌肉，不可遗漏一丝，注意不要烧灼穴位之火。服用第二次丸药时，便要灸治穴位之火。上部灸两肩井穴、两曲池穴、招摇穴、虎口穴。若风气已收敛，则需灸治对眼穴。下部灸两风门穴、三里穴、鱼肚穴、解肌穴、断根穴等各穴。根据病情形势，每穴灸三至五壮或七至八壮。
对眼穴：位于脑后正对眼睛的位置。
肩井穴：提起手臂，肩膀后方自然形成的凹陷处即是该穴。
曲池穴：位于手肘两骨关节交界处。
招摇穴：位于手掌背面的关节处。
虎口穴：位于大拇指与食指中间。
风门穴：在大腿交骨之间。需让人平身站立定住，用手的中指陷入的地方即是。
三里穴：有内、外两个穴位，此处所灸的是外三里穴。让人从手部沿膝盖上方屈下，用手指探入有凹陷处即是。
鱼肚穴：在脚膝盖弯曲下方，形状似鱼肚但不凹陷处即是。
解肌穴：在脚背上总筋所在的穴位处。
断根穴：在脚大拇指与第二趾中间。
(Attached Formula)
Mix calcined stone (Duan Shi) and alkali water evenly to a slightly viscous consistency. Take ten grains of glutinous rice, insert them into the ash mixture. After a short while, when the rice grains slightly swell, use the medicated rice grain to adhere it onto each nevus (mole), one grain per nevus. Allow it to detach naturally, so that the blackened skin adheres to the rice grain.
(Attached Formula)
Scrofula (Luo Li, lymphatic tuberculosis of the neck) occurring on the head, in both axillae, or on the chest can be treated with cauterization/corrosion methods. However, treat only one or two areas at a time; wait for them to slough off before treating other areas. The method involves drawing a black circle around the scrofula nodule and applying the medication within the circle. Prolonged application causes pain; if no pain is felt, apply again. The degree of pain is the standard. Do not remove the medication. Once the area appears slightly sunken and black, the nodule will naturally discharge on the third day. If the nodule is loose but difficult to detach, take four seeds of Croton tiglium (Badou) and a pinch of cooked rice, pound them into a cotton-like strip, place it around the nodule, and seal it externally with a plaster. Change every three days until natural detachment occurs. Subsequently, apply Shengji San (Flesh-Regenerating Powder). Healing will occur within ten days. For areas on the neck where the skin is smooth and tender, application causes immediate corrosion; for areas with thick flesh, thick application is permissible, as thin application results in shallow corrosion and thick application results in deep corrosion.
(Addendum)
Place Qichun mugwort leaves (Qiai Ye) in a winnowing basket and rub them into moxa wool. Pack the wool tightly in paper to form a stick, roughly the diameter of a brush handle. Fold coarse paper two or three times and place it over the affected area. Ignite the moxa stick and burn through the paper onto the lesion. Stop immediately upon feeling pain. If blisters form, puncture them with a needle; they will heal naturally once the fluid dries. If ulceration occurs, apply Songxiang Gao (Pine Rosin Plaster). This method is called "Shooting Fire" (She Huo) in other regions, and physicians also refer to it as "Thunder-Fire Needle" (Leihuo Zhen). It is used for conditions such as madness, bi-syndrome (painful obstruction), crane-knee wind (swelling of the knee joint), swelling, and gout.
After taking the first dose of pills, use the moxa stick to burn away necrotic muscle tissue in a circular pattern around the lesion, ensuring no part is left untouched. Avoid burning acupoint fire directly. Upon taking the second dose of pills, begin moxibustion on specific acupoints. On the upper body, moxa-burn both Jianjing (GB21) points, both Quchi (LI11) points, Zhaoyao point, and Hukou point. If the pathogenic wind has subsided, proceed to moxa-burn the Duiyan point. On the lower body, moxa-burn both Fengmen (BL12) points, Sanli point, Yudu point, Jiemi point, and Duangen point. Adjust according to the condition; moxa-burn 3–5 moxa cones (zhuang) or 7–8 zhuang per acupoint.
Duiyan Point: Located at the back of the head, directly opposite the eyes.
Jianjing Point (GB21): Raise the arm; the depression naturally formed at the posterior aspect of the shoulder is this point.
Quchi Point (LI11): Located at the elbow crease, between the two bones of the humerus and ulna/radius junction.
Zhaoyao Point: Located at the joint on the dorsum of the hand.
Hukou Point: Located between the thumb and index finger.
Fengmen Point (BL12): Located between the thigh bones. The person should stand upright and steady; the point is where the middle finger sinks into the depression.
Sanli Point: There are inner and outer points; the one being moxa-burned here is the Outer Sanli. Have the person flex from the hand down along the upper knee; the point is found in the depression palpated by the finger.
Yudu Point: Located below the popliteal fossa (knee bend), in the area resembling the shape of a fish belly but without a deep depression.
Jiemi Point: Located on the dorsum of the foot, at the site of the main tendon.
Duangen Point: Located between the first and second toes of the foot.