用胡椒三粒研细末，入砂糖少许，调匀为丸，前一日入脐内以膏药盖之，至疟日未来前
，抱其外游，即止。
又方∶未发前一刻，以蛇蜕塞鼻孔，男左女右，过时取去，极效。
用大黄四两，皂角二两，共研末，水泛为丸，每服一钱，量儿大小服之，用无根水送下
，神效。
大田螺四个，大蒜五个，车前子三钱，共研细末，加麝香少许，再研匀为饼。，每用一
个
贴脐中，将膏药盖之，水从小便出即愈。
又，小儿遍身浮肿方∶用香苞皮、水煎浓汤，与儿沐洗，即愈。
金铃子肉一两，吴茱萸五钱，共研细末，酒煮面糊为丸如麻子大。每服数丸，盐汤送下。
又方∶经霜雪毛干桃一对， 存性为末，无灰酒调下，自愈。
猪油二两，炼去渣，入蒲黄末一两，调匀涂之，肛即缩入。
又方∶用五倍子末敷之，频频托入，或煎汤洗亦可。或用坎宫锭子涂搽俱效。
乌梅、益智仁各三钱，真怀山药五钱（均用盐水炒），桑螵蛸二钱，真龙骨二钱（ 为
末）
又方∶用不落水鸡 （即鸡肫皮）一具，鸡肠一条，猪尿脬一个，各放瓦上用火炙
焦，研细末。每服一钱，黄酒送下。男用雌鸡，女用雄鸡。
凡小儿有病，宜先观形症神色，然后察脉。如肝有病面青，心有病面赤，脾有病面黄，
肺有病面白，肾有病面黑。先要辨别五脏，次看胎元虚实而治，庶不误于医药耳。至于舌苔
，尤属紧要，白受寒，糙黄受热，光红色虚，黑色受暑。如三岁以下受病，男左女右，须看
虎口三关∶第一节为风关，第二节为气关，第三节为命关。辨其纹色紫者属热，红属寒，青
惊风，白疳病，黑中恶，黄脾困。若现于风关轻，现于气关重，过于命关，则难治矣。
取胡椒三粒，研磨成细末，加入少许砂糖，调和均匀制成丸药。在疟疾发作的前一天，将药丸放入患儿肚脐内，并用膏药覆盖固定；到了疟疾发作日尚未到来之前，抱着孩子在外面走动，症状即可停止。
另一个方子：在疟疾发作前一刻钟，用蛇蜕堵塞鼻孔，男性塞左侧，女性塞右侧，过了时间后取出，效果极佳。
用大黄四两，皂角二两，共同研磨成粉末，用水泛制为丸剂。每次服用一钱，根据患儿年龄大小调整剂量，用无根水（如雨水、露水）送服，疗效神奇。
大田螺四个，大蒜五瓣，车前子三钱，共同研磨成细末，加入少许麝香，再次研磨均匀制成饼状。每次取一个贴在患儿肚脐正中，用膏药覆盖，从小便排出水分后疾病即愈。
另外，治疗小儿全身浮肿的方子：用香苞皮（柑橘类果皮），煎煮浓汤，给患儿沐浴清洗，即可痊愈。
金铃子肉一两，吴茱萸五钱，共同研磨成细末，用酒煮面糊作为粘合剂，制成如麻子大小的丸剂。每次服用几丸，用盐汤送服。
另一个方子：经霜雪后的干燥桃一对，保留药性研成粉末，用无灰酒调服，疾病自愈。
甘草一钱，升麻三分，煎煮成汤剂，加入六一散一钱调和，温服即可痊愈。
猪油二两，炼制去除杂质，加入蒲黄末一两，调和均匀涂抹患处，肛门即可缩回。
另一个方子：用五倍子粉末敷贴，频繁地将脱出部分托回，或者煎汤清洗也可以。或者使用坎宫锭子涂抹擦拭也都有效。
乌梅、益智仁各三钱，真怀山药五钱（均用盐水炒制），桑螵蛸二钱，真龙骨二钱（研成粉末）。
另一个方子：用不落地孵出的小鸡的鸡肫皮（即鸡内金）一张，鸡肠一条，猪膀胱一个，分别放在瓦片上用火烤焦，研磨成细末。每次服用一钱，用黄酒送服。男孩用雌鸡，女孩用雄鸡。
凡是小儿生病，应当先观察形体、症状和神色，然后再诊察脉象。如果肝脏有病面色发青，心脏有病面色发红，脾脏有病面色发黄，肺脏有病面色发白，肾脏有病面色发黑。首先要辨别五脏病变，其次查看胎元虚实进行治疗，这样才不会误入歧途。至于舌苔，尤其重要，白苔表示受寒，粗糙黄苔表示受热，光红舌表示虚证，黑苔表示受暑。对于三岁以下的患儿，男看左手，女看右手，必须观察虎口三关：第一节为风关，第二节为气关，第三节为命关。辨别纹路颜色：紫色属热，红色属寒，青色主惊风，白色主疳病，黑色主中恶，黄色主脾困。若纹路现于风关病情轻，现于气关病情重，若越过命关，则难以治愈。
Take three grains of Piperis Fructus (Hu Jiao, 胡椒), grind them into a fine powder, add a small amount of Saccharum Officinale (Baitang, 白糖), mix evenly to form pills. On the day before the malaria attack, place the pill inside the umbilicus and cover it with a plaster. Before the day of the malaria attack arrives, carry the child for a walk outside, and the symptoms will cease.
Another prescription: One quarter of an hour before the onset, insert Ophii Skin (Shetui, 蛇蜕) into the nostrils; for males, use the left side, and for females, the right side. Remove it after the time has passed; this is extremely effective.
Use four liang of Rheum Palmatum (Dahuang, 大黄) and two liang of Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus (Zaojiao, 皂角), grind them together into a powder, and make pills using water as a binder. Take one qian per dose, adjusting according to the child's age and size, and swallow with "rootless water" (such as rain or dew). This yields miraculous results.
Four large pond snails, five cloves of Allium Sativum (Dasuan, 大蒜), and three qian of Plantaginis Semen (Cheqianzi, 车前子), grind them all into a fine powder. Add a small amount of Moschus (Shexiang, 麝香) and grind again until uniform to form cakes. Apply one cake to the center of the umbilicus each time, covering it with a plaster. The illness will be cured when fluid is discharged through urination.
Additionally, for pediatric generalized edema: Use Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium (Xiangbaopi, 香苞皮), decoct a strong soup, and bathe the child in it; the condition will resolve immediately.
Take one liang of Viticis Fructus (Jinlingzi Rou, 金铃子肉) and five qian of Evodiae Fructus (Wuzhuyu, 吴茱萸), grind them into a fine powder. Make pills using flour paste boiled in wine, sized like hemp seeds. Take several pills per dose, swallowed with salted water.
Another prescription: Take one pair of dried peaches that have been exposed to frost and snow, preserve their medicinal properties, grind them into powder, and take with non-ashy wine; the disease will heal spontaneously.
Take one qian of Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gancao, 甘草) and three fen of Cimicifugae Rhizoma (Shengma, 升麻), decoct in water. Add one qian of Liu Yi San (Six-to-One Powder) to the decoction, and take warm; the patient will recover.
Take two liang of Porcine Adipose Tissue (Zhuyou, 猪油), refine it to remove dregs, add one liang of Polygoni Multiflori Caulis (Puhuang, 蒲黄 - *Note: Puhuang is typically Lygodii Spora, here likely referring to Lygodii Spora*), mix evenly, and apply topically; the anus will retract.
Another prescription: Apply powder of Myrobalani Fructus (Wubeizi, 五倍子), frequently push the prolapsed part back in, or wash with a decoction. Alternatively, applying Kangong Dingzi (Kangong Plaster/Paste) is also effective.
Take three qian each of Mume Fructus (Wumei, 乌梅) and Alpinia Oxyphylla Fructus (Yizhiren, 益智仁), five qian of Dioscorea Hypoglauca Rhizoma (Zhen Huai Shanyao, 真怀山药) (all stir-fried with salt water), two qian of Mantis Egg Case (Sangpiaoxiao, 桑螵蛸), and two qian of Fossilia Os Mastodi (Zhen Longgu, 真龙骨) (ground into powder).
Another prescription: Take one piece of Chicken Gizzard Membrane (Bu Luoshui Ji, i.e., Nejiujin/Chicken Stomach Lining from chicks hatched without falling), one chicken intestine, and one pig bladder. Roast them on tiles over fire until scorched, then grind into a fine powder. Take one qian per dose, swallowed with yellow wine. Use female chickens for boys and male chickens for girls.
Whenever children are ill, one should first observe the physical form, symptoms, and spirit/color, and only then examine the pulse. If the Liver is diseased, the face appears green; if the Heart is diseased, the face appears red; if the Spleen is diseased, the face appears yellow; if the Lung is diseased, the face appears white; if the Kidney is diseased, the face appears black. First, distinguish the Five Zang organs' pathologies, then assess the deficiency or excess of the prenatal essence (Tai Yuan) to treat accordingly, so as to avoid medical errors. Regarding tongue coating, it is particularly important: white coating indicates cold exposure, rough yellow coating indicates heat, a bare red tongue indicates deficiency, and a black coating indicates summerheat exposure. For children under three years old suffering from illness, observe the left hand for males and the right hand for females, specifically examining the Three Passes at the Tiger's Mouth (Hukou): The first segment is the Wind Pass, the second is the Qi Pass, and the third is the Life Pass. Differentiate by vein color: purple indicates heat, red indicates cold, cyan indicates convulsive wind (Jing Feng), white indicates infantile malnutrition (Gan Bing), black indicates malignant evil (Zhong E), and yellow indicates Spleen stagnation. If the vein appears in the Wind Pass, the condition is mild; if in the Qi Pass, it is severe; if it extends beyond the Life Pass, it is difficult to treat.