大元参五两，甜桔梗三两，净梅片八分，枇杷肉五两（如无此以浙贝母一两五钱代之），
生甘草一钱，共为末，或煎膏或为丸均可。大人重者五钱轻者四钱；小儿减半。
鸡蛋一个，开一小孔，采绿萼梅花蕊将开者七朵，入蛋内封好蒸熟，去花吃蛋。如此七
次痊愈。
又方∶用猫公茨根去粗皮煮鸡婆蛋，至蛋将熟打损壳再煮，吃蛋时，以所煮之汤咽下。
一岁用蛋一个，蛋多作三四次服完。隔十余日集蛋又用铜钱草（又名满天星），照前法煮食
一
又方∶立夏后采九头狮子草（又名五爪金龙），治男病用左手扯，治女病用右手扯，扯
时
已
以生肌散掺之。
附生肌散∶生石膏（以甘草水飞过七次）用一两，明豆砂三钱，月石五钱，顶上梅花冰
片
此肝火郁结而成，用消瘰丸服之奇效。治愈者不可胜记。
无参，饭上蒸晒干研末，牡蛎用醋 碎，贝母去心蒸，各四两，共为细末，炼蜜为丸。
每服三钱，开水下，日服二次。
此丸治男女大小颈项颏下耳之前后结核累块，连珠 串，不疼不痛，或破微疼，皮赤溃
烂，久不收口，年近者一料收功，年远者服两料无不全愈。真香梗芋艿十斤去皮，慎勿烘炒
，用竹刀切片晒极干磨成粉，以开水泛为丸。早晚每服三钱，甜酒送下，如不吃酒者，米汤
送下。或不磨粉为丸，即吃燥片酒下亦可。屡试屡验勿以价廉物微而轻忽之也。若将此方广
传穷乡僻壤贫苦之人，功莫大焉。并治喉癣亦效！
大元参五两，甜桔梗三两，净梅片八分，枇杷肉五两（如果没有枇杷肉，可以用浙贝母一两五钱代替），生甘草一钱，共同研磨成粉末，或者煎煮成膏剂，或者制成丸剂都可以。成人用量重的为五钱，轻的为四钱；儿童减半。
取鸡蛋一个，在蛋壳上开一个小孔，将七朵即将开放的绿萼梅花蕊放入蛋内，封好孔后蒸熟，去掉花只吃蛋。如此连续服用七次即可痊愈。
又一方：用猫公茨根去除粗皮后煮鸡婆蛋，等到蛋快要煮熟时打损蛋壳再煮，吃蛋的时候，用煮蛋的汤送服。一岁大的孩子用一个蛋，如果蛋多则分三四次服完。隔十余天收集蛋再用铜钱草（又名满天星），按照前面的方法煮食。
又一方：立夏后采摘九头狮子草（又名五爪金龙），治疗男性病人用左手扯碎药草，治疗女性病人用右手扯碎药草，扯碎时……（原文此处有缺漏）……然后撒上生肌散。
附生肌散方：生石膏（用甘草水飞七次）一两，明豆砂三钱，月石五钱，顶上梅花冰片……（原文此处有缺漏）……无参……（原文此处有缺漏）。
这是由于肝火郁结而形成的疾病，服用消瘰丸有奇效。治愈的人不可胜数。
（制作消瘰丸的方法）：牡蛎用醋淬碎，贝母去心后蒸熟，各四两，共同研成细末，用炼蜜制成丸剂。每次服用三钱，开水送服，每日两次。
此丸治疗男女老少颈项、颏下、耳前后出现的结核肿块，如连珠串状，不痛不痒，或者破溃后微痛，皮肤发红溃烂，长期不能收口。病程近的一年左右的一料药可收功，病程远的服用两料药没有不全愈的。真香梗芋艿十斤去皮，千万不要烘烤或炒制，用竹刀切片晒至极干后磨成粉，用开水泛为丸剂。早晚每次服用三钱，用甜酒送下，如果不喝酒的人，用米汤送下。或者不磨粉直接吃干燥的药片，用酒送下也可以。屡试屡验，不要因为价格便宜、药材微小而轻视它。如果将此方广泛传播给穷乡僻壤的贫苦之人，功德莫大焉。同时也治疗喉癣有效！
Da Yuanshen (Scrophulariae Radix) five liang, Tian Jiegeng (Platycodonis Radix) three liang, Jing Meipian (Borneolum Syntheticum) eight fen, Pipa Rou (Loquat Flesh) five liang (if unavailable, substitute with Zhe Beimu [Fritillariae Thunbergii Bulbus] one liang and five qian), Sheng Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma) one qian. Grind all ingredients into powder together; they may be decocted into an ointment or formed into pills. For adults, the dosage is five qian for severe cases and four qian for mild cases; for children, the dosage is halved.
Take one chicken egg, make a small hole in it, insert seven buds of Lv'e Meihua (Green-stemmed Plum Blossom) that are about to bloom, seal the hole, steam until cooked, remove the flowers, and eat only the egg. Repeat this process seven times to achieve a cure.
Another prescription: Use Maogongci Gen (Root of *Pilea cadierei* or similar local herb) with the coarse skin removed to cook Ji Po Dan (Hen Egg). When the egg is nearly cooked, crack the shell slightly and continue boiling. Eat the egg while swallowing it with the decoction used for boiling. For a one-year-old child, use one egg; if more eggs are prepared, divide them into three or four doses. After more than ten days, collect eggs again and use Tongqian Cao (Marsilea quadrifolia, also known as Mantianxing) to boil and eat according to the previous method.
Yet another prescription: After Lixia (Start of Summer), harvest Jiutou Shizi Cao (Polygonum aviculare var. aviculare, also known as Wuzhao Jinlong). For male patients, pluck the herb with the left hand; for female patients, pluck it with the right hand. During the plucking... [text missing] ...then apply Shengji San (Flesh-Regulating Powder).
Appendix: Formula for Shengji San: Sheng Shigao (Gypsum Fibrosum) one liang (processed by levigation with Gancao water seven times), Ming Dousha (Processed Cinnabar) three qian, Yueshi (Natrii Sulfas) five qian, Ding Shang Meihua Bingpian (Borneolum Syntheticum from top grade) ... [text missing] ... Wu Shen (Panacis Japonici Radix? Context implies a missing herb name likely 'Renshen' or similar, but text says 'Wu Shen' which might mean 'without ginseng' or is a typo for a specific root, given context of 'no ginseng' later? Actually, looking at "无参", it likely means "Without Ginseng" or refers to a specific preparation step. However, standard Shengji San often contains Ren Shen. Let's stick to literal: "No Ginseng"). Steam and dry over rice, then grind into powder. Mu Li (Ostreae Concha) crushed with vinegar, Bei Mu (Fritillariae Bulbus) de-hearted and steamed, each four liang. Grind into fine powder together, form pills with refined honey. Take three qian per dose, washed down with boiled water, twice daily.
This pill treats tubercles and lumps appearing around the neck, under the chin, and before/after the ears in men, women, adults, and children. They appear in chains like beads, are painless and non-itchy, or become slightly painful after ulceration, with red skin and open sores that fail to heal for a long time. For recent onset, one course achieves cure; for long-standing cases, two courses ensure complete recovery. Use genuine Xianggeng Yunai (Araceae Taro) ten jin, peel off the skin, strictly avoid roasting or stir-frying, slice with a bamboo knife, dry until extremely dry, and grind into powder. Form pills using hot water. Take three qian morning and evening, delivered with sweet wine. If alcohol is not consumed, deliver with rice gruel. Alternatively, do not grind into powder; take the dried slices directly with wine. Repeated trials show consistent efficacy; do not disregard it due to its low cost and humble ingredients. If this prescription is widely disseminated to poor people in remote villages, the merit will be immeasurable. It is also effective for treating Hou Xuan (Pharyngeal Tuberculosis/Lichen Planus of the Pharynx)!