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Joint pain, deficiency-cold of the lower yuan (deficiency and cold in the kidney yang), various wind-induced hemorrhoids, fistulas, and hematochezia, as well as all wind-toxin sores.
Chuanwu Tou (Radix Aconiti Kusnezoffii), Caowu Tou (Radix Aconiti Coreani), Liangtoujian (Rhizoma Polygonae Avicularis) each 3 qian; Liuhuang (Sulfur), Shexiang (Moschus), Dingxiang (Flos Caryophylli) each 1 qian; Mugiezi (Fructus Momordicae) 5 pieces.
Grind the above herbs into fine powder, mix with softened Shiqi Ai (Artemisia argyi moxa) kneaded soft, wrap at the bottom, and fumigate the affected area. This method is named "Leiwan".

For severe cold pain resembling a tiger bite.
Take one dou of Zhangmu Xie (Cinnamomum camphora wood shavings) and one shi of running water, boil until extremely rolling, and soak the affected part. While hot, place the feet on top of the bucket for fumigation, surround with a straw mat to prevent cold steam from entering the eyes.

Wumingyi (Limonitum) powder, rolled into paper wicks, light a lamp, blow out the flame, and fumigate; the eyelids will naturally lift.

Jaw lock (trismus) and body stiffness.
Slice Congrong Rong (Cistanche deserticola), dry in the sun, take a small cup, pierce holes in the bottom, burn smoke to fumigate the affected area; effective after repeated use.

Extract oil from Bimazi (Ricini Semen), dip paper wicks, burn to produce smoke for fumigation; swelling and distension will subside immediately. Also treats tongue swelling in cattle, horses, and other livestock.

Huangqin (Radix Scutellariae) 1 liang, Gegen (Puerariae Lobatae Radix) 1 liang, Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba) 3 qian.
Boil in water to make a basin of decoction; fumigate with heat then wash with warmth. After three times, sweating will cease.

Xunhuang (Realgar) 1 liang, roll into ten tubes using waxed paper strips, burn to produce smoke and inhale; induce vomiting until it stops. Fumigate once a day. Consume only white porridge during this period. After seven days... [text incomplete]

To treat chronic cough caused by wind invading the lungs.
Grind Eguan Shi (Calculus Bovis or similar mineral), Xionghuang (Realgar), Yujin (Curcumae Longae Radix), and Kuanhua (Flos Farfarae) into powder; mix with moxa. Place a slice of ginger on the tongue, position the medicated moxa on the ginger for moxibustion, allowing smoke to enter the throat.

For malignant sores fearing water: burn Qingbu (blue cloth) mixed with vinegar in a smoke tube for fumigation; the wound will not rot upon contact with water. For wounds injured by wind-water: burn blue cloth in a vessel, fumigate the sore with the vessel's opening several times.

Two shi of water, boil Tao Ye (Peach leaves), obtain seven dou of liquid. Place under the bed slats, cover with thick quilts, lie on the bed, and fumigate while hot. Soon, profuse sweating like rain should occur; remove the heat source once sweat covers the body.

7 Lvdou (Vigna radiata seeds), 7 Hujiao (Piperis longi Fructus), 1 li of Shexiang (Moschus), 1 Jiaozao (Ziziphi Jujubae Fructus processed with glue).
Pound together into a paste, store in a bottle wrapped tightly. The patient takes one pill and applies it to the navel. Best prepared on the Dragon Boat Festival.

Grind Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma) into powder, mix with water, and apply to the sole of the foot.

Also known as Queshe.
Half a Badou (Crotonis Tiglii Semen), four or five grains of cooked rice, pound together into a cake the size of a soybean, apply to the center of the glabella. When blisters form around the edges, remove it; cure follows.