疏表法∶小儿发热，不拘风寒饮食、时行痘疹、以葱一握捣烂取汁，少加麻油在内和匀
，指蘸葱油摩运儿之心口、头顶、背脊诸处，每处摩擦十数下，运完以浓衣裹之，蒙其头，
略疏微汗，但不可令其大汗。此法最能疏通腠理，宣行经络，使邪气外出，不致久羁营卫，
而又不伤正气，诚良法也。
清里法∶小儿发热二三日，邪已入里，或乳食停滞，内成郁热。其候五心烦热，睡卧不
安，口喝多啼，胸满气急，面赤唇焦，大小便秘，此为内热。以鸡蛋一枚去黄取清，以碗盛
之，入麻油约与蛋清等，再加雄黄细末一钱搅匀，复以妇女头发一团，蘸染蛋清于小儿胃口
拍之，寒天以火烘暖，不可冷用，自胸中拍至脐口，只须拍半时之久，仍以头发敷于胃口，
以布扎之，一炷香久取下，一切诸热皆能退去。盖蛋清能滋阴退热，麻油、雄黄又能拔毒凉
肌故也。此身有热者用之，倘身无热，惟啼哭焦烦，神志不安者，不用蛋清，专以麻油、雄
黄、乱发拍之，仍敷胃口，实时安卧，屡试屡验。
解烦法∶凡小儿实热之症，及麻症毒甚热甚者，其候面赤口渴，五心烦热，啼哭焦扰，
身热如火，上气喘急，扬手掷足，一时药不能及，用水粉一两，以鸡蛋清调匀略稀，涂儿胃
口及两手心。复以酿酒小曲十数枚研烂，热酒和作二饼，贴两足心，用布扎之。少顷其热散
于四肢，心内清凉，不复啼扰。或用鸡蛋清调绿豆粉，贴足心亦佳。
开闭法∶凡小儿风痰闭塞，昏沉不醒，药不能入，甚至用艾火灸之亦不知痛者。盖因痰
塞其脾之大络，截其阴阳升散之隧道也。原非死症。用生菖蒲、生艾叶、生姜、葱各一握，
共捣如泥，以麻油、好醋同煎，四味炒热布包之，从头顶、背胸、四肢乘热往下熨之，其痰
亦豁然而醒。此方不特治小儿，凡闭症皆效。
引痰法∶凡小儿痰嗽，上气喘急，有升无降，喉中牵锯之声，须引而下行。用生矾一两
研末，少入面粉（米粉亦可）盖生矾，见醋即化成水（入面粉取其胶粘故也），好醋和作二
小饼
通脉法∶凡小儿忽尔手足厥冷，此由表邪闭其经络，或风痰阻其营卫，又或大病后阳不
布和散于四肢。速用生姜煨热捣汁半小杯，略入麻油调匀，以指醮姜油涂儿手足，往下搓挪
，以通其经络，俟热回以指拭去。
暖痰法∶凡小儿胸有寒痰，不时昏绝，醒则吐出如绿豆粉，浓浓而带青色，此寒极之痰
，前法皆不能化，惟以生附子一枚，生姜一两，同捣极烂，炒热一包，熨背心及胸前。熨完
将姜附捻成一饼，贴于胃口。良久，其痰自下。
纳气法∶凡小儿虚脱大症，上气喘急，真气浮散，不得归元，诸药无效。用吴茱萸五分
，酒和作饼，封肚脐，以带扎之，其气自顺。
定痛法∶凡小儿胸中饱闷，脐腹疼痛，一时不得用药，将食盐一碗，锅内炒极热，布包
之，向胸腹从上熨下。盖盐走血分，最能软坚，取以止痛。冷由又炒又熨，痛定乃止。此方
男女气痛皆可治。
疏表法：小儿发热，无论是风寒、饮食积滞，还是时行痘疹引起的，取一把葱捣烂取汁，加入少量麻油搅拌均匀。用手指蘸取葱油，在患儿的心口、头顶、背脊等部位进行摩擦按摩，每处摩擦十余下。按摩完毕后，用厚衣服包裹患儿，蒙住头部，使其微微出汗即可，但不可令其大汗淋漓。此法最能疏通腠理（皮肤毛孔及皮下组织间隙），宣通经络，使邪气外出，不至于久留于营卫之间，且不损伤正气，确实是良法。
清里法：小儿发热二三日，邪气已入里，或因乳食停滞，在内形成郁热。症状表现为五心烦热（两手心、两足心及心胸烦热）、睡卧不安、口渴多啼哭、胸满气急、面赤唇焦、大小便不通，这是内热。取鸡蛋一枚，去黄取清，盛于碗中，加入约与蛋清等量的麻油，再加一钱雄黄细末搅匀，另取一团妇女头发，蘸染蛋清液，在患儿的胃口（剑突下或胃脘部）拍打。寒冷天气需用火烘暖，不可冷用，从胸中拍至脐部，只需拍打半小时左右，仍将头发敷在胃口处，用布扎紧，保留一炷香的时间后取下，各种热症都能退去。因为蛋清能滋阴退热，麻油和雄黄又能拔毒凉肌。此法适用于身上有热的情况；如果身上无热，只是啼哭焦躁、神志不安的，不用蛋清，专门用麻油、雄黄、乱发拍打，仍敷在胃口处，患儿能立即安静入睡，屡试屡验。
解烦法：凡是小儿实热病症，以及麻疹毒性大、热势极重的，症状表现为面赤口渴、五心烦热、啼哭焦躁扰攘、身热如火、上气喘急、扬手掷足，此时药物来不及服用，取一两水粉（主要成分为滑石粉），用鸡蛋清调匀略稀，涂抹在患儿的胃口及两手心。再取酿酒用的小曲十数枚研烂，用热酒调和做成两个饼，贴敷在两足心，用布扎紧。片刻之后，热气散于四肢，心中清凉，不再啼哭扰攘。或者用鸡蛋清调绿豆粉，贴敷足心也很好。
开闭法：凡是小儿风痰闭塞，昏沉不醒，药物无法进入，甚至用艾火灸之也不知痛的。这是因为痰堵塞了脾的大络，阻断了阴阳升散的通道。这原本不是死症。取生菖蒲、生艾叶、生姜、葱各一把，共同捣成泥状，用麻油和好醋同煎，将四味药炒热后用布包好，从头顶、背胸、四肢乘热往下熨烫，痰浊豁然消散，患儿即可苏醒。此方不仅治小儿，凡闭症皆有效。
引痰法：凡是小儿痰嗽，上气喘急，气有升无降，喉中有拉锯般的声音，必须引导痰气下行。取一两生矾研末，少加面粉（米粉也可以）覆盖在生矾上，见醋即化成水（加入面粉是为了取其粘性），用好醋和成两个小饼。
通脉法：凡是小儿突然手足厥冷，这是由于表邪闭塞经络，或风痰阻滞营卫，又或是大病之后阳气不能布散到四肢。迅速用生姜煨热捣汁半小杯，略加麻油调匀，用手指蘸姜油涂抹患儿手足，往下搓挪，以通其经络，待手脚回暖后，用手指擦去残留物。
暖痰法：凡是小儿胸中有寒痰，不时昏厥，醒来后吐出如绿豆粉状、浓稠且带青色的痰，这是极寒之痰，前面的方法都不能化解，只用生附子一枚，生姜一两，共同捣烂，炒热后用布包好，熨烫背心及胸前。熨完后将姜和附子捻成一个饼，贴在胃口处。良久，痰自会下行。
纳气法：凡是小儿虚脱重症，上气喘急，真气浮散，不能归元，诸药无效。取吴茱萸五分，用酒调和成饼，封贴肚脐，用带子扎紧，气息自然顺畅。
定痛法：凡是小儿胸中饱闷，脐腹疼痛，一时无法用药，取一碗食盐，在锅内炒至极热，用布包好，向胸腹从上往下熨烫。因为盐走血分，最能软坚散结，用来止痛。冷了再炒再熨，直到疼痛停止才罢休。此方男女气痛皆可治疗。
Shu Biao Fa (Method of Dispersing the Exterior): When infants and children have fever, regardless of whether it is caused by Wind-Cold, food stagnation, or epidemic measles/varicella, take a handful of scallions, pound them into a paste to extract the juice, add a small amount of sesame oil, and mix well. Dip fingers in the scallion oil and rub/massage the child's chest, crown, and back. Rub each area more than ten times. After finishing, wrap the child in thick clothing, cover the head, and induce a slight sweat; however, do not allow profuse sweating. This method effectively opens the Cou Li (pores and interstitial spaces), unblocks the meridians, expels pathogenic factors outward, prevents them from lingering in the Ying and Wei levels, and does not damage healthy Qi. It is indeed an excellent method.
Qing Li Fa (Method of Clearing the Interior): If an infant or child has had a fever for two or three days, the pathogen has entered the interior, or milk/food stagnation has formed internal stagnant heat. Symptoms include five-center heat (heat sensation in both palms, both soles, and the chest), restlessness during sleep, thirst with frequent crying, chest fullness and rapid breathing, red face and dry cracked lips, and constipation or difficulty urinating. This indicates internal heat. Take one egg white, place it in a bowl, add sesame oil equal in volume to the egg white, add one qian of fine realgar powder, and mix well. Take a clump of women's hair, dip it in the egg white mixture, and pat the child's stomach region (epigastrium). In cold weather, warm it over fire; do not use cold. Pat from the chest down to the umbilicus for about half an hour. Leave the hair on the epigastrium and tie it with cloth. Remove after the time it takes for one incense stick to burn. All kinds of heat syndromes can be resolved. Egg white nourishes Yin and clears heat, while sesame oil and realgar draw out toxins and cool the muscles. Use this if the body has heat. If there is no body heat but only crying, irritability, and mental unrest, omit the egg white and use only sesame oil, realgar, and loose hair for patting, leaving it on the epigastrium. The child will immediately sleep peacefully; this has been tested repeatedly with success.
Jie Fan Fa (Method of Resolving Irritability): For cases of excess heat in infants and children, or severe measles toxicity with intense heat, symptoms include red face, thirst, five-center heat, irritable crying, burning body heat, rapid upper breath, flailing limbs, where medication cannot be administered in time. Take one liang of talcum powder (mainly talc), dilute slightly with egg white, and apply to the child's epigastrium and palms. Grind ten or more pieces of brewing qu (fermented starter) into a paste, mix with hot wine to form two cakes, and apply to the soles of the feet. Tie with cloth. Soon, heat disperses to the four limbs, the heart feels cool, and crying ceases. Alternatively, mixing mung bean powder with egg white and applying it to the soles is also effective.
Kai Bi Fa (Method of Opening Obstruction): For infants and children suffering from wind-phlegm obstruction, leading to coma and unresponsiveness, inability to take medicine, or even insensitivity to moxibustion pain. This is due to phlegm blocking the large collaterals of the Spleen, cutting off the pathways for the ascending and descending of Yin and Yang. This is originally not a fatal condition. Take fresh Acorus tatarinowii Rhizome, fresh Artemisia argyi Leaf, fresh Zingiber officinale Rhizome, and scallions, one handful of each. Pound into a paste. Decoct with sesame oil and good vinegar. Stir-fry the four ingredients until hot, wrap in cloth, and press/warm along the head, back, chest, and limbs from top to bottom. The phlegm will clear, and the patient will awaken. This formula is effective not only for infants and children but for all obstruction syndromes.
Yin Tan Fa (Method of Guiding Phlegm Downward): For infants and children with phlegm cough, rapid upper breath, qi rising without descending, and a sawing sound in the throat, it is necessary to guide the phlegm downward. Take one liang of alum, grind into powder, cover with a little wheat flour (rice flour is also acceptable). Upon contact with vinegar, it turns into water (flour is added for viscosity). Mix with good vinegar to form two small cakes.
Tong Mai Fa (Method of Unblocking Meridians): For infants and children suddenly experiencing cold extremities, caused by exterior pathogens closing the meridians, wind-phlegm obstructing Ying and Wei, or post-illness yang failing to distribute to the four limbs. Quickly roast fresh ginger until hot, pound to extract half a small cup of juice, mix with a little sesame oil. Dip fingers in the ginger oil and apply to the child's hands and feet, rubbing downwards to unblock the meridians. Wipe away with fingers once warmth returns.
Nuan Tan Fa (Method of Warming Phlegm): For infants and children with cold-phlegm in the chest, causing intermittent fainting, waking up to vomit thick, greenish phlegm resembling mung bean powder. This is extreme cold phlegm, which previous methods cannot resolve. Take one raw Aconite lateral root (Fuzi) and one liang of fresh ginger, pound thoroughly, stir-fry until hot, wrap in cloth, and press/warm the back and chest. After pressing, roll the ginger and aconite into a cake and apply to the epigastrium. After a long while, the phlegm will descend naturally.
Na Qi Fa (Method of Grasping Qi): For infants and children with severe deficiency collapse, rapid upper breath, floating and scattering of True Qi that fails to return to its source, where all medicines are ineffective. Take five fen of Evodia rutaecarpa Fruit, mix with wine to form a cake, seal it onto the navel, and tie with a belt. The qi will naturally smooth out.
Ding Tong Fa (Method of Stabilizing Pain): For infants and children with chest fullness and abdominal pain, where medication cannot be given immediately. Take one bowl of salt, stir-fry in a pan until extremely hot, wrap in cloth, and press/warm the chest and abdomen from top to bottom. Salt enters the blood level and is best at softening hardness, thus relieving pain. Reheat and press as it cools until the pain stops. This formula treats qi pain in both males and females.