金银花一两，当归，人参、白术各一两，黄 二两，薏仁三两、生甘草二钱，白芥子三钱，柴
胡、肉桂各五分。先将薏仁用水四碗，煎汤二碗，再煎前药半碗，饥服一剂。再用金银花一两，当归
五钱，黄 、薏仁各一两，白术五钱，生甘草、白芥子各二钱，陈皮五分，水三碗，煎半碗、四服
全愈。其服药之时，更须用药洗之。金银花一两，生甘草三钱，生葱三条，煎二腕。
山根之上有青筋直现者，乃肝热也，用柴胡三分，白芍
一钱，当归五分，半夏三分，白术五分，茯苓一钱，山楂三粒，甘草一分，水煎服。有青筋横现
者，亦肝热也，但直者风上行，横者风下行，亦用前方，多加柴胡二分，加麦芽一钱，干姜一分。
有红筋直现者，乃心热也，亦用前方，加黄连一分，麦冬五分，去半夏，加桑白皮三分，天花粉二分。
有红筋斜现者，亦心热也，亦用前方，加黄连二分。盖热极于胸中也，亦不可用半夏，用桑白皮、天
花粉。有黄筋现于山根者，不必论横直，总皆脾胃之症，或水泻，或上吐，或下泻，或腹痛，或不思
饮食，余定一方皆可服，服之无不神效。如皮黄，即黄筋也，方用白术五分，茯苓五分，陈皮二分，
人参二分，神曲一分，麦芽二分，甘草一分，水一钟，煎半酒盏，分二起服，加淡竹叶七片。有痰，加
半夏一分，或白芥子二分，或天花粉二分；有热，如口渴者是，加麦冬三分，黄芩一分∶有寒者，加
干姜一分；吐者，加白豆蔻一粒；泻者，加猪苓五分；腹痛者，如小儿自家捧腹是，须用手按之，大叫
呼痛者，乃食积也、加大黄三分；枳实一分；如按之不痛，不呼号者，乃寒也，再加干姜三分。如身热者，
不可用此方，予另立一方。
万全汤∶凡小儿发热者，毋论夜热、早热、晚热，用之无不神效。方用柴胡五分，白芍一钱，当归五
分，白术三分，茯苓二分，甘草一分，山楂三粒，黄芩三分，苏叶一分；麦冬一钱，神曲三分，
水一钟，煎半酒钟服，或分二起服。冬天、加麻黄一分∶夏天，加石膏三分∶春天，加青蒿三分，秋
天，加桔梗三分；有食，加枳壳三分；有痰，加白芥子三分；泻者，加猪苓一钱；吐者，加白豆
蔻一粒。小儿诸症不过如此，万不可作惊风治之。有惊者，此方加人参五分，即定惊如神。有疳者，
用脾胃方，加蒲黄三分，黄芩三分可也。
金银花一两，当归、人参、白术各一两，黄芪二两，薏苡仁三两，生甘草二钱，白芥子三钱，柴胡、肉桂各五分。先将薏苡仁用水四碗，煎取药汤二碗，再加入其余药物煎至半碗，饥饿时服用一剂。再用金银花一两，当归五钱，黄芪、薏苡仁各一两，白术五钱，生甘草、白芥子各二钱，陈皮五分，水三碗，煎至半碗，分四次服用即可痊愈。在服药期间，还必须配合用药液清洗患处。药洗方为：金银花一两，生甘草三钱，生葱三条，煎煮成两碗药汤。
山根（鼻根部）上方有青筋直现的，是肝热所致，用柴胡三分，白芍一钱，当归五分，半夏三分，白术五分，茯苓一钱，山楂三粒，甘草一分，水煎服。若青筋横现的，也是肝热，但直行的属风邪上行，横行的属风邪下行，也使用前方，多加柴胡二分，加麦芽一钱，干姜一分。若有红筋直现的，是心热所致，也使用前方，加黄连一分，麦冬五分，去掉半夏，加桑白皮三分，天花粉二分。若红筋斜现的，也是心热，也使用前方，加黄连二分。这是因为热邪极盛于胸中，也不可用半夏，应用桑白皮、天花粉。若有黄筋现于山根的，不论横直，总归是脾胃病症，或表现为水样腹泻，或上吐下泻，或腹痛，或食欲不振，我确定的这个方子都可以服用，服用后无不神效。如面色发黄，即属于黄筋范畴，方用白术五分，茯苓五分，陈皮二分，人参二分，神曲一分，麦芽二分，甘草一分，水一钟，煎至半酒盏量，分两次服用，加淡竹叶七片。若有痰，加半夏一分，或白芥子二分，或天花粉二分；若有热，如口渴者，加麦冬三分，黄芩一分；若有寒，加干姜一分；呕吐者，加白豆蔻一粒；腹泻者，加猪苓五分；腹痛者，如小儿自己捧腹，用手按压时大声呼叫疼痛的，是食积所致，加大黄三分，枳实一分；如按压不痛，不呼号的，是寒证，再加干姜三分。如身体发热者，不可用此方，我另外立一方。
万全汤：凡是小儿发热的，无论夜热、早热、晚热，使用此方无不神效。方用柴胡五分，白芍一钱，当归五分，白术三分，茯苓二分，甘草一分，山楂三粒，黄芩三分，苏叶一分，麦冬一钱，神曲三分，水一钟，煎至半酒钟量服用，或分两次服用。冬天，加麻黄一分；夏天，加石膏三分；春天，加青蒿三分；秋天，加桔梗三分；有食积者，加枳壳三分；有痰者，加白芥子三分；腹泻者，加猪苓一钱；呕吐者，加白豆蔻一粒。小儿的各种病症不过如此，万万不可当作惊风来治疗。若有惊悸者，此方加人参五分，即可定惊如神。若有疳积者，使用调理脾胃的方子，加蒲黄三分，黄芩三分即可。
One liang of *Jinyinhua* (Lonicerae Japonicae Flos), one liang each of *Danggui* (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), *Renshen* (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma), and *Baizhu* (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma), two liang of *Huangqi* (Astragali Radix), three liang of *Yiren* (Coicis Semen), two qian of *Sheng Gancao* (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma Recens), three qian of *Baijiezi* (Sinapis Semen), and five fen each of *Chaihu* (Bupleuri Radix) and *Rougui* (Cinnamomi Cortex). First, decoct the *Yiren* in four bowls of water until two bowls remain. Then add the remaining herbs and decoct until half a bowl remains. Take one dose when hungry. Subsequently, use one liang of *Jinyinhua*, five qian of *Danggui*, one liang each of *Huangqi* and *Yiren*, five qian of *Baizhu*, two qian each of *Sheng Gancao* and *Baijiezi*, and five fen of *Chenpi* (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium). Decoct these in three bowls of water until half a bowl remains, and take in four doses for complete recovery. During the medication period, it is also necessary to wash the affected area with a medicinal solution: decoct one liang of *Jinyinhua*, three qian of *Sheng Gancao*, and three stalks of *Sheng Cong* (Allii Fistulosi Bulbus) in water to make two bowls.
If green veins appear vertically above the Shangen (root of the nose), it indicates Liver Heat (Gan Re). Use three fen of *Chaihu*, one qian of *Baishao* (Paeoniae Radix Alba), five fen of *Danggui*, three fen of *Banxia* (Pinelliae Rhizoma), five fen of *Baizhu*, one qian of *Fuling* (Poria), three seeds of *Shanzha* (Crataegi Fructus), and one fen of *Gancao* (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma). Decoct in water and take orally. If green veins appear horizontally, it is also due to Liver Heat; however, vertical appearance indicates wind pathogen moving upward, while horizontal indicates wind pathogen moving downward. Use the same formula as above, but add two fen of *Chaihu*, one qian of *Maiya* (Hordei Fructus Germinatus), and one fen of *Ganjiang* (Zingiberis Rhizoma). If red veins appear vertically, it indicates Heart Heat (Xin Re). Use the same formula, adding one fen of *Huanglian* (Coptidis Rhizoma), five fen of *Maidong* (Ophiopogonis Radix), removing *Banxia*, and adding three fen of *Sangbaipi* (Mori Cortex) and two fen of *Tianhuafen* (Trichosanthis Radix). If red veins appear obliquely, it is also Heart Heat. Use the same formula, adding two fen of *Huanglian*. This is because heat is extreme in the chest and middle jiao; therefore, *Banxia* should not be used. Instead, use *Sangbaipi* and *Tianhuafen*. If yellow veins appear on the Shangen, regardless of whether they are horizontal or vertical, it generally pertains to Spleen and Stomach disorders. Symptoms may include watery diarrhea, vomiting, lower diarrhea, abdominal pain, or loss of appetite. The formula I have established can be taken in all such cases, yielding miraculous effects. For example, jaundice corresponds to yellow veins. The formula consists of five fen each of *Baizhu* and *Fuling*, two fen each of *Chenpi* and *Renshen*, one fen each of *Shenqu* (Medicated Leaven) and *Maiya*, and one fen of *Gancao*. Decoct in one zhong of water until half a wine cup remains, and divide into two doses. Add seven leaves of *Dan Zhuyexie* (Lophatheri Herba). If there is phlegm, add one fen of *Banxia*, or two fen of *Baijiezi*, or two fen of *Tianhuafen*. If there is heat, indicated by thirst, add three fen of *Maidong* and one fen of *Huangqin* (Scutellariae Radix). If there is cold, add one fen of *Ganjiang*. For vomiting, add one cardamom seed (*Baidoukou*, Amomi Fructus Rotundus). For diarrhea, add five fen of *Zhuling* (Polyporus). For abdominal pain, if the child holds their abdomen and cries out in pain upon pressure, it is food stagnation (Shi Ji); add three fen of *Dahuang* (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma) and one fen of *Zhishi* (Aurantii Fructus Immaturus). If there is no pain upon pressure and no crying, it is cold; add an additional three fen of *Ganjiang*. If the body is hot, this formula should not be used; I have established another formula separately.
Wanquan Tang (Ten Thousand Complete Decoction): For any pediatric fever, whether occurring at night, morning, or evening, this formula yields miraculous results. It contains five fen of *Chaihu*, one qian of *Baishao*, five fen of *Danggui*, three fen of *Baizhu*, two fen of *Fuling*, one fen of *Gancao*, three seeds of *Shanzha*, three fen of *Huangqin*, one fen of *Suye* (Perillae Folium), one qian of *Maidong*, and three fen of *Shenqu*. Decoct in one zhong of water until half a wine cup remains, and take orally, or divide into two doses. In winter, add one fen of *Mahuang* (Ephedrae Herba); in summer, add three fen of *Shigao* (Gypsum Fibrosum); in spring, add three fen of *Qinghao* (Artemisiae Annuae Herba); in autumn, add three fen of *Jiegeng* (Platycodonis Radix). For food stagnation, add three fen of *Zhiqiao* (Aurantii Fructus); for phlegm, add three fen of *Baijiezi*; for diarrhea, add one qian of *Zhuling*; for vomiting, add one cardamom seed. Pediatric conditions generally fall into these categories; one must never treat them as convulsive diseases (Jing Feng). If there is fright, add five fen of *Renshen* to this formula to settle the spirit miraculously. For malnutrition syndromes (Gan Ji), use a Spleen and Stomach regulating formula and add three fen each of *Puhuang* (Typhae Pollen) and *Huangqin*.