《鬼遗》云∶左右眉棱两处发为发眉。不拘在头尾，宜虑。未穴已前攻击在眉头，即
攻入眼损睛。在眉后即攻下太阳，并宜戒慎。
或问∶眉发疽毒何如？曰∶此疽从眉至头
生疮黑色，渐渐肿漫满面，疮头坚硬如石，刺之无脓，惟出黄水，痛不可忍，闷乱呕逆是
也，由脏腑积热，风毒上攻而然。急服紫金丹、金丹汗之；活命饮加黄连、桔梗、升麻，
或黄连消毒饮，降火消毒之剂。六七日刺得黄白脓者可治，干枯紫陷，刺之无脓，吐逆
烦躁，神昏不食者死。 或问∶眉心生疽何如？曰∶是名眉心疽，一名面风毒。属足太
阳膀胱经，风热壅结，阴阳相滞而生。急服紫金丹、蟾酥丸汗之，或一粒金丹下之。若
黑色痛甚，或麻或痒，寒热并作者，疔也。
（详见杂病眼目门，兹不赘。）
或问∶鼻柱上生疽何如？曰∶是名鼻疽。属手太阴肺经风热及上焦郁火所致，宜千金
漏芦汤、活命饮，加栀子、木通、薄荷、桔梗。
《鬼遗》云∶鼻下一处，人中两处为发髭。此多因摘髭外入风而结，攻作不常，寒热相
并，此亦害人。 或问∶两腮及鼻下 肿生疮，恶血淋漓何如？曰∶此名疔疽。属阳明
胃经，三日口噤如痉，角弓反张，按之如疔，钉着骨痛，不可忍是也。急服乌金散、活命
饮，加桔梗、升麻、栀子。壮实者，一粒金丹下之。稍缓则毒攻心，呕吐不食，昏迷躁
乱，谵语者死。 或问∶地角上生痈何如？曰∶是名髭毒。属足阳明经风热所致。用活命饮
加芩连、玄参、栀子，桔梗以清热。壮实者，一粒金丹下之。若撼之有根，肌肉不仁，或
麻或痒，寒热大作，烦闷呕逆者，疔也。
《鬼遗集》说：左右眉棱骨两处发生的疮疡称为“发眉”。无论发生在眉头还是眉尾，都应当警惕。如果在未溃破前毒气攻向眉头，就会侵入眼部损伤视力。如果在眉后毒气向下攻入太阳经部位，也都应当谨慎小心。
有人问：眉毛处发生疽毒是怎么回事？回答说：这种疽从眉毛处长到头部，生出黑色疮口，逐渐肿胀蔓延至整个面部，疮头坚硬像石头一样，刺破后没有脓液，只流出黄色水液，疼痛难以忍受，伴有神志昏乱、恶心呕吐等症状，这是由于脏腑积热，风毒上攻所致。应立即服用紫金丹、金丹以发汗解表；或者使用活命饮加黄连、桔梗、升麻，或者使用黄连消毒饮，作为降火解毒的药剂。如果六七天能刺出黄白色的脓液，就可以治疗；如果疮面干枯紫暗凹陷，刺之无脓，伴有呕吐逆气、烦躁不安、神志昏迷、不能进食的，属于死证。
有人问：眉心处长疽是怎么回事？回答说：这名叫“眉心疽”，又名“面风毒”。它归属于足太阳膀胱经，由风热壅结，阴阳之气阻滞而生。应立即服用紫金丹、蟾酥丸以发汗解表，或者用一粒金丹以下泻排毒。如果出现黑色且疼痛剧烈，或者感到麻木或瘙痒，寒热交替发作的，这是“疔”疮。
（详细内容详见杂病眼目门，此处不再赘述。）
有人问：鼻梁柱处长疽是怎么回事？回答说：这名叫“鼻疽”。它归属于手太阴肺经，由风热以及上焦郁积的火气所致。适宜使用千金漏芦汤、活命饮，加入栀子、木通、薄荷、桔梗。
《鬼遗集》说：鼻子下方一处，人中穴两处发生的疮疡称为“发髭”。这多因为拔除胡须时外邪风毒侵入而凝结，发作不定时，寒热症状并见，这也危害人体健康。
有人问：两腮及鼻子下方肿胀生疮，恶血淋漓不断是怎么回事？回答说：这名叫“疔疽”。它归属于阳明胃经，三天后会出现牙关紧闭如痉病状，身体向后反折如弓状，按压时感觉像疔疮，钉子扎入骨头般的剧痛，难以忍受。应立即服用乌金散、活命饮，加入桔梗、升麻、栀子。体质壮实的人，用一粒金丹以下泻排毒。如果病情稍缓，则毒气攻心，出现呕吐、不能进食、昏迷躁动、胡言乱语的症状，属于死证。
有人问：下巴角处长痈是怎么回事？回答说：这名叫“髭毒”。它归属于足阳明经，由风热所致。使用活命饮加入黄芩、黄连、玄参、栀子，以及桔梗来清热。体质壮实的人，用一粒金丹以下泻排毒。如果摇动时有根基感，肌肉失去知觉，或者感到麻木或瘙痒，寒热大作，烦闷恶心呕吐的，这是“疔”疮。
The *Gui Yi Ji* states: Carbuncles occurring at the two locations of the left and right brow bones are called "Fa Mei" (Hair Brow Carbuncle). Regardless of whether they occur at the head or tail of the eyebrow, caution is required. If the pathogenic attack occurs towards the brow head before ulceration, it will invade the eye and damage vision. If the attack proceeds downwards from the brow tail into the Taiyang channel region, one must also be vigilant.
A question was asked: What is the nature of carbuncle-toxin arising in the eyebrows? The answer is: This carbuncle originates from the eyebrow extending to the head, producing black sores that gradually swell and spread across the entire face. The sore heads are hard as stone; puncturing them yields no pus, only yellow fluid. The pain is unbearable, accompanied by mental confusion, nausea, and vomiting. This is caused by accumulated heat in the zang-fu organs and wind-toxin attacking upwards. One should urgently administer Zijin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) or Jin Dan (Golden Pill) to induce sweating; alternatively, use Huoming Yin (Life-Saving Decoction) added with Huanglian (Coptis Rhizome), Jiegeng (Platycodon Root), and Shengma (Cimicifuga Rhizome), or Huanglian Xiaodu Yin (Coptis Detoxification Decoction), which are agents for descending fire and detoxifying. If yellow-white pus can be obtained after six or seven days through puncture, the condition is treatable. If the sore becomes dry, purple, and sunken, yielding no pus upon puncture, accompanied by vomiting, restlessness, coma, and inability to eat, it is a fatal case.
A question was asked: What is the nature of a carbuncle arising in the center of the eyebrows? The answer is: This is named "Bixin Ju" (Center-Brow Carbuncle), also known as "Mian Feng Du" (Facial Wind-Toxin). It belongs to the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Channel, generated by the accumulation and knotting of wind-heat and the stagnation of yin and yang qi. One should urgently administer Zijin Dan (Purple Gold Pill) or Chansu Wan (Toad Venom Pill) to induce sweating, or use Yili Jin Dan (One-Pill Golden Pill) to purge downward. If the color is black with severe pain, or if there is numbness or itching, accompanied by alternating chills and fever, it is a Ding (Hard Carbuncle).
(Details are found in the section on Miscellaneous Diseases of the Eyes and Eyesight; they are not repeated here.)
A question was asked: What is the nature of a carbuncle arising on the nasal bridge? The answer is: This is named "Bi Ju" (Nasal Carbuncle). It is caused by wind-heat of the Hand-Taiyin Lung Channel and stagnant fire in the Upper Jiao. Qianjin Loulu Tang (Thousand-Gold Rhaponticum Decoction) or Huoming Yin (Life-Saving Decoction) should be used, added with Zhizi (Gardenia Fruit), Mutong (Akebia Stem), Bohe (Mentha Haplocalyx), and Jiegeng (Platycodon Root).
The *Gui Yi Ji* states: One location below the nose and two locations at the Renzhong point constitute "Fa Zi" (Hair Moustache Carbuncle). These often result from wind invading externally due to plucking the moustache, causing condensation. Attacks are irregular, with simultaneous chills and fever, and this condition is harmful to people.
A question was asked: What is the nature of swelling and sores arising in both cheeks and below the nose, with profuse flow of foul blood? The answer is: This is named "Ding Ju" (Ding Carbuncle). It belongs to the Yangming Stomach Channel. After three days, symptoms include locked jaws resembling spasm, opisthotonos (body bent backward like a bow), hardness upon palpation resembling a Ding, and piercing bone pain that is unbearable. One should urgently administer Wujin San (Black Metal Powder) or Huoming Yin (Life-Saving Decoction), added with Jiegeng (Platycodon Root), Shengma (Cimicifuga Rhizome), and Zhizi (Gardenia Fruit). For robust individuals, Yili Jin Dan (One-Pill Golden Pill) should be used to purge downward. If treatment is delayed, the toxin attacks the Heart, leading to vomiting, inability to eat, coma, agitation, and delirious speech, which indicates a fatal prognosis.
A question was asked: What is the nature of a carbuncle arising at the corner of the chin? The answer is: This is named "Zi Du" (Moustache Toxin). It is caused by wind-heat of the Foot-Yangming Channel. Huoming Yin (Life-Saving Decoction) should be used, added with Qin (Scutellaria Root), Lian (Coptis Rhizome), Xuanshen (Scrophularia Root), and Zhizi (Gardenia Fruit), along with Jiegeng (Platycodon Root) to clear heat. For robust individuals, Yili Jin Dan (One-Pill Golden Pill) should be used to purge downward. If shaking reveals a root, muscle insensibility, numbness or itching, severe chills and fever, irritability, nausea, and vomiting occur, it is a Ding (Hard Carbuncle).