参看头部及痈毒诸方。初生数月或一二岁内，头面忽生热疮，甚至延及遍身，此胎毒也
。用鸡蛋二三枚，整煮，去白留黄，加乱发一团如鸡蛋大，于铁器中炭火干煎，初甚干枯，
少时发焦、蛋有油出，俟冷取油，和苦参末搽之，数日即愈。如蛋油难取，俟煎枯后，用滚
开水少许冲入，油浮水面可取。
又方∶紫甘蔗皮一两，粉口儿茶五钱，血竭二钱，顶上梅花片四分，共为末，猪胆汁调
搽，神效。
又方∶陈锻石（以十数年者为佳，越陈越好）、黄柏（研末）、滑石各五钱，桐油调搽，
神
又方∶鸡腰膏（见痈毒诸方），初起者甚效。又头部尚有数方亦效。
其症有小儿生下数月即患者，有几岁才患者，早迟不一。宜内外合治则无后患，若仅外
搽药内不服药，一吃发物即又发出，则难治之。倘才生数月小儿即患此症，不能服药，须令
其母服乳过极妥。初服荆防败毒散一二剂后，多服除风凉血、败毒清解之药，服至疮愈止服
，永无后患（先用陈茶、艾叶煎洗患处，随以旧棉花、软绵纸揩干，即以真麻油调后药，鸭
毛扫患处，每日早晚洗搽二次，数日即愈）。儿茶三钱，黄柏二钱，雄黄一钱，云连一钱，
薄荷一钱，上四六冰片二分，共研细末。
惊风有急慢两症。急惊属实热，宜用清凉。慢惊属虚寒，宜用温补。二病若霄壤之相隔
，治法若冰炭之相反。诸书多用一药兼治急慢两症，谬妄太甚，贻害无穷，不可不审辨也。
参看头部及痈毒（皮肤化脓性感染）诸方。初生数月或一二岁内，头面忽然生出热疮，甚至蔓延至遍身，这是胎毒（胎儿在母体内遗留的毒素）。用鸡蛋二三枚，整煮，去掉蛋白留下蛋黄，加入一团如鸡蛋大小的乱发，在铁器中用炭火干煎，起初非常干枯，一会儿头发焦糊、蛋出油，等冷却后取油，混合苦参末涂抹患处，数日即可痊愈。如果蛋油难以提取，等煎枯后，用少许滚开水冲入，油浮在水面即可取出。
又一方：紫甘蔗皮一两，粉口儿茶五钱，血竭二钱，顶上梅花片四分，共研为末，用猪胆汁调和涂抹，效果神奇。
又一方：陈锻石（以存放十数年者为佳，越陈越好）、黄柏（研末）、滑石各五钱，用桐油调和涂抹，效果神奇。
又一方：鸡腰膏（见痈毒诸方），初起者效果很好。另外头部还有几方也有效。
此症有小儿生下数月即患病的，有几岁才患病的，早晚不一。宜内外合治则无后患，若仅外搽药内不服药，一吃发物（易诱发疾病的食物）即又发出，则难治。倘若才生数月小儿即患此症，不能服药，须令其母服药通过乳汁传递给宝宝，极为妥当。初服荆防败毒散一二剂后，多服除风凉血、败毒清解之药，服至疮愈止服，永无后患（先用陈茶、艾叶煎洗患处，随即用旧棉花、软绵纸揩干，即以真麻油调后药，用鸭毛扫患处，每日早晚洗搽二次，数日即愈）。儿茶三钱，黄柏二钱，雄黄一钱，云连一钱，薄荷一钱，上四六冰片二分，共研细末。
惊风有急慢两症。急惊属实热证，宜用清凉法治疗。慢惊属虚寒证，宜用温补法治疗。两种病如同霄壤般相隔，治法如同冰炭般相反。诸书多用一药兼治急慢两症，谬妄太甚，贻害无穷，不可不审慎辨别。
Refer to the formulas for head conditions and carbuncles (skin suppurative infections). Within a few months after birth or between one and two years of age, hot sores (heat-type skin lesions) suddenly appear on the head and face, even spreading over the whole body; this is fetal toxin (toxins retained by the fetus in the womb). Use two or three eggs, boiled whole, remove the white and keep the yolk. Add a clump of tangled hair the size of an egg, and dry-fry it in an iron vessel over charcoal fire. Initially it becomes very dry; after a while the hair chars and oil exudes from the egg. Wait for it to cool, collect the oil, mix with powder of Sophora flavescens Radix (Kushen), and apply to the affected area. It will heal in a few days. If the egg oil is difficult to extract, after frying until dry, add a small amount of boiling water; the oil will float on the surface and can be collected.
Another formula: One tael of purple sugarcane peel, five qian of powdered Child's Tea (Erythrinae Semen), two qian of Dragon's Blood (Sanguis Draconis), and four fen of Plum Blossom Borneol (Bingpian), all ground into powder. Mix with pig bile and apply. The effect is miraculous.
Another formula: Five qian each of aged Calcined Alum (Duanshi, best if stored for ten-plus years, the older the better), Powdered Phellodendri Cortex (Huangbai), and Talcum (Huashi). Mix with tung oil and apply. The effect is miraculous.
Another formula: Ji Yao Gao (Chicken Kidney Ointment, see formulas for carbuncles); very effective for early-stage cases. There are also several other formulas for the head that are effective.
This condition may occur in infants within a few months after birth, or in children at a few years of age; the timing varies. Internal and external treatment combined prevents sequelae. If only external application is used without internal medication, recurrence occurs upon consuming triggering foods (foods that may induce disease), making it difficult to treat. If an infant of only a few months suffers from this and cannot take oral medicine, the mother should take the medicine so that its effects are transmitted through breast milk, which is highly appropriate. Initially, administer Jing Fang Bai Du San (Atractylodes and Saposhnikovia Decoction) for one or two doses, then frequently administer herbs that dispel wind, cool blood, resolve toxins, and clear heat. Continue until the sores heal, then stop taking them to prevent future issues (First, wash the affected area with decoction of aged tea leaves and Artemisia argyi leaves; then dry with old cotton wool and soft paper. Mix the following powder with pure sesame oil, apply using a duck feather brush to the affected area, washing and applying twice daily morning and evening; it heals in a few days). Three qian of Child's Tea (Erythrinae Semen), two qian of Phellodendri Cortex (Huangbai), one qian of Realgar (Xionghuang), one qian of Yunnan Coptis Rhizome (Yunlian), one qian of Mentha Haplocalycis Herba (Bohe), and two fen of Borneolum Syntheticum (Shang Si Liu Bingpian), all ground into fine powder.
Jing Feng (Convulsive Disorder) has two types: acute and chronic. Acute Jing Feng belongs to excess-heat patterns and should be treated with cooling methods. Chronic Jing Feng belongs to deficiency-cold patterns and should be treated with warming and tonifying methods. These two diseases are as far apart as heaven and earth, and their treatments are as opposite as ice and charcoal. Many texts use a single herb to treat both acute and chronic Jing Feng, which is extremely erroneous and causes endless harm; careful differentiation is essential.