此气血两虚，急宜大加培补，断不可服凉药，否则必成慢惊之症，则更费手。须请名医
，加意调理，不可忽略。若顶门下陷，尤宜急治。
上唇有疮，虫食其脏。其名曰狐。下唇有疮，虫食其肛，其名曰惑，皆由里热生虫，内
食脏腑，乃有此疮形也。必其人昏昏好睡，不思饮食，其声嘶哑而音不亮，即狐惑也。
恶之候，必致鼻崩、齿落、失声而死。宜用除慝丸治之。黄连二钱，芦荟一钱三分，使
肉三钱，白芜荑一钱五分，蝉蜕三分（烧灰），川楝子肉一钱，共为末，用乌梅洗净，去
捣烂，和末为丸，米汤下。
此余毒流于胃经，将成走马牙疳也。若不急治，其后牙龈腐烂，日落一齿，满口落尽而
死。当发痒之时，急宜用连翘、牛蒡、慈菇、石膏、生地、银花、红花、甘草煎水，时含口
内。
人中白一钱，铜绿一分半，麝香一分，共研末，先将浓茶洗净口牙后，用指头蘸药敷，
立愈。或照卷一齿部各方治之。
又方∶生香附、生半夏，各等分为末，生鸡蛋白调作饼敷足心，一周时洗去，重者连敷
数日。其效如神。
这是气血两虚，急需大力培补，绝对不可服用寒凉药物，否则必然演变为慢惊风（一种以抽搐、神昏为特征的儿科重症），治疗起来将更加棘手。必须邀请名医，精心调理，不可掉以轻心。如果头顶囟门处出现凹陷，尤其应当紧急治疗。
上唇生疮，虫蚀内脏，病名叫做“狐”；下唇生疮，虫蚀肛门，病名叫做“惑”。这都是因为体内热盛而生虫，内食脏腑，从而形成这种疮疡形态。必定伴有患者昏昏欲睡、不思饮食、声音嘶哑且发音不清的症状，这就是狐惑病。若不及时治疗，会导致鼻部溃烂、牙齿脱落、失声而死亡。适宜使用除慝丸来治疗。黄连二钱，芦荟一钱三分，使君子肉三钱，白芜荑一钱五分，蝉蜕三分（烧成灰），川楝子肉一钱，共同研为细末，用乌梅洗净，去核捣烂，与药末混合制成丸剂，用米汤送服。
这是余毒流注于胃经，即将发展为走马牙疳（一种发病迅速、牙龈腐烂严重的口腔疾病）。如果不紧急治疗，随后牙龈会腐烂，每天掉落一颗牙齿，满口牙齿落尽后死亡。当患处发痒时，应立即用连翘、牛蒡子、慈菇、石膏、生地、银花、红花、甘草煎水，时时含漱于口中。
人中白一钱，铜绿一分半，麝香一分，共同研为细末。先用浓茶洗净口腔牙齿，然后用手指蘸取药粉敷涂，立刻痊愈。或者参照卷一齿部各方进行治疗。
另一个方子：生香附、生半夏，各等分研为细末，用生鸡蛋白调和做成饼敷在足心，一周时间后洗去，病情重者连续敷数日。效果神奇。
This is a deficiency of both Qi and Blood, requiring urgent and vigorous tonification. It is absolutely imperative to avoid administering cold-natured medicines; otherwise, it will inevitably develop into slow convulsion syndrome (a pediatric severe condition characterized by spasms and coma), making treatment even more difficult. One must invite a renowned physician to provide careful conditioning and management, without neglecting the case. If the fontanelle at the vertex sinks, especially urgent treatment is required.
Sores on the upper lip with internal organ erosion by parasites are named "Hu" (Fox); sores on the lower lip with anal erosion by parasites are named "Huo" (Confusion). Both arise from internal heat generating parasites that consume the Zang-Fu organs internally, resulting in such ulcerative lesions. The patient invariably exhibits symptoms of drowsiness, loss of appetite, hoarseness, and unclear voice, which constitutes Hu-Huo disease. Without timely treatment, it leads to nasal collapse, tooth loss, aphonia, and death. Chue Ti Wan (Pill for Removing Hidden Evils) is indicated for treatment. Coptidis Rhizoma (Huanglian) 2 qian, Aloe (Luhui) 1.3 qian, Quisqualis Fructus (Shiren) 3 qian, Xanthium Strumarium Seed (Bai Wuyi) 1.5 qian, Bombyx Batryticatus (Chantui) 3 fen (calcined to ash), and Toosendan Fructus (Chuanshanjiazi) 1 qian are all ground into fine powder. A Chinese plum (Wumei) is washed, pitted, and mashed, then mixed with the powder to form pills, which are taken with rice soup.
This indicates residual toxins flowing into the Stomach Meridian, likely to develop into zouma yagan (gangrenous stomatitis progressing rapidly like a running horse). If not treated urgently, the gums will subsequently rot, losing one tooth daily until all teeth in the mouth fall out, leading to death. When itching occurs at the affected site, immediately decoct Forsythiae Fructum (Lianqiao), Arctii Fructum (Niubangzi), Colocasia Esculenta Tuber (Cigu), Gypsum Fibrosum (Shigao), Rehmanniae Radix (Shengdi), Lonicerae Japonicae Flos (Yinhua), Carthami Flos (Honghua), and Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gancao) in water, and gargle frequently in the mouth.
Natrii Urotas (Renzhongbai) 1 qian, Viriditas Cupri (Tonglv) 1.5 fen, and Moschus (Shexiang) 1 fen are ground together into fine powder. First, rinse the teeth and mouth thoroughly with strong tea, then apply the powder with a finger to the affected area for immediate cure. Alternatively, refer to the formulas in Volume I under the Dental section for treatment.
Another prescription: Cyperi Rhizoma (Xiangfu) and Pinelliae Tuber (Banxia), both raw and in equal parts, are ground into powder, mixed with raw albumen ovii (egg white) to form a paste applied to the sole of the foot (Yongquan point). Wash off after one week; for severe cases, continue application for several days. The effect is miraculous.
Fine tea leaf powder, taken with refined sugar.
Another prescription: Salted ginger and fine tea leaves, chewed and eaten together.
Another prescription: Treat according to the formula for salivation at the corners of the mouth in the Oral section.
Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gancao) and Platycodonis Radix (Jiegeng), each 5 fen; Saposhnikoviae Radix (Fangfeng), Scrophulariae Radix (Yuanshen), Arctii Fructum (Shuniuzi/Niuzi), Cimicifugae Rhizoma (Shengma), and Belamcandae Rhizoma (Shegan), each 3 fen. Decoct in water and take orally.