桑树皮、细茶、生姜、槐树皮，共捣，清油拌炒，包之。
又方∶若肾红肿，取蓝淀脚汁擦之。
又方∶如风肿者，用盐炒热熨之，或用槐花叶炒热敷之。
公鸭嗄气数次即消。
如恐内服凉药有碍正痘，即以细密有膏的青扣布涂雄黄、麻油贴于红处，如难遍贴，即
于太阳、太阴、胸、背贴之。
急用前鸡敷肚脐方，最为神妙。或照各前方施治，必有效也。
其症眼目直视，牙关紧闭，勿用驱风峻药，宜急用附子、干姜浓煎灌下，令出微汗而愈
若手足扯动，急查前急惊门各条细看为要。
杨柳叶、柑子叶、老艾叶、腊树叶，共煎水，遍身洗之即退。
又方∶鲜红花、嫩紫草、金银花，煎水，遍身一洗。
又方∶水杨柳、桃枝、槐枝各三条、紫背浮萍，煮水，遍身一洗，将灯火遍身一烧，即
出痘毒，而正痘出现。
又方∶清油一杯、白蜡、生姜汁、朱砂、雄黄、共熬热，从头至尾遍身一揩，杂痘尽退
，正痘即现。
五六日后痘当出齐，凡看痘齐与否，必以脚心为验，脚心有痘则出齐矣。然痘稀少者，
亦不拘此，总以热退而痘为出齐也。若热未退，虽四肢有痘，恐终未齐，不可谓毒轻痘少，
漫不加意也。
抓成疮 欲落不落，用好白蜜调开水，时时以鹅翎扫之，其疮易落，且无疤痕。
又方∶川椒、艾叶、红枣（去核）、芫荽、茵陈、乳香、白芷梢、陈香圆、安息香各二
钱
又方∶荆芥穗为末，撒纸上，卷成筒，糊粘纸头，灯上烧燃，在痒处略烧一下，甚妙。
或熏照亦可。
桑树皮、细茶、生姜、槐树皮，共同捣碎，用清油拌炒后，包裹患处。
又一方：如果肾脏红肿，取蓝淀脚汁擦拭患处。
又一方：如果是风肿，用盐炒热熨烫患处，或者用槐花叶炒热敷贴患处。
公鸭嗄气数次即可消退。
如果担心内服凉药有碍于正痘（正常发育的痘疹），就用细密且有膏的青扣布涂抹雄黄、麻油贴在发红处；如果难以全面贴敷，就贴在太阳穴、太阴经循行部位、胸部和背部。
急用前文提到的鸡敷肚脐方，最为神妙。或者参照前面的各方进行治疗，必定有效。
症状表现为眼睛直视，牙关紧闭，不要使用驱风的峻烈药物，应当紧急用附子、干姜浓煎灌服，令患者出微汗即可痊愈。
如果手足抽搐抽动，急忙查阅前文“急惊门”各条内容仔细查看为要。
杨柳叶、柑子叶、老艾叶、腊树叶，共同煎水，遍身清洗即可退痒。
又一方：鲜红花、嫩紫草、金银花，煎水，遍身清洗一次。
又一方：水杨柳、桃枝、槐枝各三条、紫背浮萍，煮水，遍身清洗一次，然后用灯火在遍身略烧一下，即可排出痘毒，而正痘显现。
又一方：清油一杯、白蜡、生姜汁、朱砂、雄黄，共同熬热，从头至尾遍身揩擦一遍，杂痘全部消退，正痘即现。
五六日后痘应当出齐，凡是观察痘是否出齐，必须以脚心为验证标准，脚心有痘则说明出齐了。然而痘稀少者，也不拘泥于此，总以热退而痘为出齐。如果热未退，虽然四肢有痘，恐怕最终仍未出齐，不可认为毒轻痘少，就漫不经心不加注意。
抓破成疮，欲落不落，用好白蜜调开水，时时用鹅翎扫拭，其疮容易脱落，且无疤痕。
又一方：川椒、艾叶、红枣（去核）、芫荽、茵陈、乳香、白芷梢、陈香圆、安息香各二钱。
又一方：荆芥穗研成粉末，撒在纸上，卷成筒状，糊粘纸头，在灯上烧燃，在痒处略烧一下，非常奇妙。
或者熏照也可以。
Fructus Evodiae (Wuzhuyu), decocted in water for oral administration.
Cortex Mori Radicis (Sangbaipi), Camelliae Sinensis Folium (Xicha), Zingiberis Rhizoma Recens (Shengjiang), and Cortex Sophorae Flavae (Huaiqupi) are crushed together, stir-fried with refined sesame oil (Qingyou), and applied as a compress to the affected area.
Another prescription: If the kidneys are red and swollen, apply the sediment juice of Indigo Naturalis (Lándiàn jiǎo) to rub the area.
Another prescription: For wind-induced swelling, use salt heated by stir-frying to moxibustion/iron the area, or apply stir-fried Sophorae Flos et Folium (Huaihuaye) as a hot compress.
The quack of a male duck applied several times will cause it to subside.
Realgar (Xionghuang) is ground into powder, mixed evenly with refined sesame oil (Qingyou), and rubbed onto the affected area using a duck feather.
If there is concern that internal administration of cooling herbs may hinder the normal progression of smallpox (Zhengdou), apply Realgar (Xionghuang) and Sesame Oil (Mahu You) on a fine, paste-coated green cloth to the reddened areas; if widespread application is difficult, apply them to the Taiyang acupoints, Taiyin meridian regions, chest, and back.
Urgently use the previous chicken poultice for the umbilicus method, which is most miraculous. Or treat according to the aforementioned prescriptions, and there will surely be efficacy.
Symptoms include staring eyes and locked jaw. Do not use harsh wind-dispelling drugs. Urgently decoct Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata (Fuzi) and Zingiberis Rhizoma (Ganjiang) thickly and administer orally, allowing the patient to sweat slightly for recovery.
If the limbs twitch and convulse, urgently consult the entries in the "Acute Convulsion" section for detailed examination.
Salix babylonica leaves (Yangliuye), Citrus reticulata leaves (Ganziye), aged Artemisia argyi leaves (Lao Aiye), and Ilex latifolia leaves (Lashuye) are decocted together in water; washing the whole body with this will relieve itching.
Another prescription: Fresh Carthami Flos (Xianhonghua), young Lithospermi Radix (Nen Zicao), and Lonicerae Japonicae Flos (Jinyinhua) are decocted in water; wash the whole body once.
Another prescription: Water willow branches, peach branches, and locust branches (three of each), along with Lemna minor (Zibeifuping), are boiled in water; wash the whole body once, then pass a lamp flame over the entire body to expel the smallpox toxin, causing the true smallpox lesions to appear.
Another prescription: One cup of refined sesame oil (Qingyou), white beeswax (Baila), fresh ginger juice (Shengjiangzhi), Cinnabar (Zhusha), and Realgar (Xionghuang) are heated together; wipe from head to toe over the entire body. The miscellaneous lesions will all recede, and the true smallpox will appear.
After five or six days, the smallpox should have fully erupted. To observe whether the eruption is complete, verify using the soles of the feet; if there are lesions on the soles, the eruption is complete. However, for cases with sparse lesions, this rule does not strictly apply; generally, the eruption is considered complete when the fever subsides. If the fever has not subsided, even if there are lesions on the limbs, it is feared that the eruption is not yet complete. Do not assume that mild toxicity and few lesions mean one can neglect care.
For scratched ulcers that are reluctant to scab and fall off, mix good white honey with boiled water, and frequently sweep the area with a goose feather. The ulcers will fall off easily and leave no scars.
Another prescription: Sichuan pepper (Chuanjiao), Artemisia argyi leaves (Aiye), red dates (Hongzao, pitted), Coriandrum sativum seeds (Yansu), Capillaris herba (Yinchen), Frankincense (Ruxiang), Angelicae Dahuricae Radix tip (Baizhishao), aged tangerine peel (Chenxiangyuan), and Benzoin Resin (Anshixiang), each 2 qian.
Another prescription: Schizonepetae Spica (Jingjisui) is ground into powder, sprinkled on paper, rolled into a tube, sealed with paste at the ends, ignited at a lamp, and briefly burned over the itchy area, which is very effective.
Moxibustion or fumigation is also acceptable.