诸疮惟疔毒为甚，而杀人亦速。古云∶疔有十三种，种各不同，内三十六疔，满其数即不可救。亦有不满其数而死
者，乃毒瓦斯走散故也。若痘毒染人，发于头面或遍身者，又非此类。在小儿多因乳母食有毒之物，或儿卒中饮食之毒，
或感四时不正之气，皆能致之。其疮多生头面、四肢，形色不一，或如小疮，或如水泡，或痛或痒，或麻木不仁，外症
寒热，呕吐恶心，肢体拘急。大要当分邪之在表在里，急用隔蒜灸法， 解毒之剂。若不省人事，牙关紧闭，急以夺命
丹为末，熟酒调灌。如食生冷之物，或用凉水淋洗，则轻者难愈，重者不治。其生于两足者，多有红丝至脐。生于两手
者，多有红丝至心。生于唇口之内者，多有红丝入喉。急用针挑，出恶血以泄其毒，可保无虞。其在偏僻之处，药难导
达者，惟灸法有回生之功，若投峻厉之剂，是促其危矣。小儿肌肉脆嫩，且不能言痛否，灸法须将蒜切薄片着肉，一面
略剜少空，灼艾灸蒜，先置大人臂上，试其冷热得宜，然后移着疮上，又别灼艾如前法试之，以待相易，勿令间歇。
毗陵金文冶子，将周岁，唇上患疔，余用活命饮，母子并服，更欲隔蒜灸，彼不从，见肿势益盛，勉灸数壮，余诫
以多灸为佳，又为人所阻而止，头面益肿，乃复灸五十余壮，肿势渐消。时与乳母服活命饮，疮出黄水，翌日，溃而得
生。
一小儿三岁，手患紫疔二颗，寒热作痛，用仙方活命饮，
半杯而愈。数日后手臂俱肿，乃用隔蒜灸，服前药而愈。
一小儿足患之，呕吐腹胀，二日不食，欲用护心散，诊气口脉大，审其大便所出皆酸秽，余曰∶此饮食停滞耳，非
疮毒内攻也。若用护心等剂则误矣，急投保和丸二服，及隔蒜灸而愈。其时同患是症，用护心、败毒之剂者，俱致不救。
一小儿面上患之，寒热发搐，此热极而肝火动也。用荆防败毒散，及隔蒜灸，搐止热退，更服异功散加升麻、柴胡、
桔梗而愈。
一小儿患于胸，外敷寒凉，内服败毒，更欲呕不食，面色痿黄，右关脉浮数，按之微细，此脾胃复伤所致也，急用
隔蒜灸，服异功散，倍加白术、半夏，翌日又服活命饮而愈。
一小儿患前症，服败毒之药，作呕不食，余谓胃气复伤，不信，另服护心散，呕甚，神思沉困，手足并冷，脉微细
如无，急用五味异功散加干姜，二服呕止食进，去姜又四服而愈。夫护心散，皆寒凉之药，乃宋人为服丹砂蓄热发疽者
而设。胃气有伤，即当温补，多因此药，停于胸隔，惟觉阴冷作呕沉困者，世人皆谓毒瓦斯攻心，而遂概用之，其鲜有不
败事者矣。
一小儿手背患此，敷服皆寒凉之剂，腹胀痰喘，泻粪秽臭，余谓脾胃复伤而饮食停滞也，不信，仍服治疮之药而殁。
一小儿臂患之，色赤肿起，恪用化毒丹、铁箍散，肿处顿平，肉色白陷，再日色黯，痰喘气促，余谓疮毒反入于内
也，辞不治。果殁。
飞龙夺命丹 治疮毒发背脑疽等症。
真蟾蜍（干者酒化） 轻粉 枯白矾 寒水石 铜碌 乳香 没药 麝香 朱砂（各六钱） 蜗牛（四十个另研，
如无亦可）
上各为末，入蟾酥蜗牛，或加酒少许糊丸，绿豆大。每
服一二丸，温酒或葱汤下，重者外用隔蒜灸法。
荆防败毒散 即人参败毒散加荆芥、防风。（方见流注）
保和丸（方见发热不止）
五味异功散（方见败毒之药）
仙方活命饮（方见热毒疮疡）
Among all sores, Ding poison (Ding carbuncle) is the most severe and kills fastest. Ancient texts state: There are thirteen types of Ding, each different; if the thirty-six Ding conditions reach their full count, they are incurable. Some die before reaching the full count due to the dispersion of toxic vapors. If it is smallpox toxin infecting a person, appearing on the head, face, or all over the body, it does not belong to this category. In children, it is often caused by the nursing mother consuming toxic substances, the child suddenly ingesting dietary toxins, or contracting abnormal Qi of the four seasons. The sores mostly appear on the head, face, and limbs, with varying colors and shapes: some resemble small sores, others blisters; symptoms include pain, itching, numbness, and insensitivity. External signs include alternating chills and fever, vomiting, nausea, and limb stiffness. Generally, one must distinguish whether the pathogen is in the exterior or interior, urgently employing Garlic-Separated Moxibustion (Ge Suan Jiu) and detoxifying formulas. If consciousness is lost and the jaw is clenched, urgently administer Duoming Dan (Life-Rescuing Pill) powder mixed with warm wine for灌服 (forced administration). If cold/raw foods are consumed or cold water is used for washing, mild cases become difficult to cure, and severe cases become untreatable. When occurring on both feet, red threads often extend to the navel; on both hands, to the heart region; inside the lips and mouth, into the throat. Urgently puncture with a needle to release evil blood and drain the toxin, ensuring safety. In remote areas where medicines cannot easily reach the lesion, only moxibustion has the power to revive the dying; using harsh and potent drugs would hasten death. Children have tender skin and cannot express pain. For moxibustion, slice garlic thinly and place it on the skin, hollowing it slightly in the center. Place the moxa cone on the garlic and burn it. First test the temperature on an adult's arm to ensure comfort, then move it to the sore. Prepare another moxa cone as before to swap when necessary, avoiding interruption.
Jin Wenyе's son from Biling, nearly one year old, developed a Ding on his upper lip. I prescribed Huoming Yin (Living Death Decoction), administered to both mother and child, and suggested Garlic-Separated Moxibustion. He refused. Seeing the swelling worsen, he reluctantly underwent several moxa cones. I advised more moxibustion was better, but he was dissuaded by others. His head and face swelled further, so he underwent over fifty moxa cones, after which the swelling gradually subsided. Meanwhile, the mother and child took Huoming Yin. The sore exuded yellow fluid, ulcerated the next day, and he survived.
A three-year-old child had two purple Dings on the hand, accompanied by chills, fever, and pain. Xianfang Huoming Yin (Immortal Formula for Rescuing Life Decoction) cured him with half a cup. Days later, his entire arm swelled. He was treated with Garlic-Separated Moxibustion and the previous formula, resulting in recovery.
A child suffered from this condition on the foot, with vomiting, abdominal distension, and no food intake for two days. I considered using Huxin San (Heart-Protecting Powder). Palpating the Qi-kou pulse revealed it was large. Examining the stool showed it was sour and foul. I stated: This is food stagnation, not internal attack by sore toxin. Using Huxin San would be a mistake. Urgently administer Bahe Wan (Harmony-Preserving Pill) twice, along with Garlic-Separated Moxibustion, leading to recovery. At that time, others with similar symptoms who used Huxin San or detoxifying agents failed to survive.
A child developed this on the face, with chills, fever, and convulsions. This indicated extreme heat stirring Liver Fire. Jingfang Baidu San (Schizonepeta and Saposhnikovia Detoxifying Powder) and Garlic-Separated Moxibustion stopped the convulsions and reduced the fever. Subsequently, Yigong San (Extraordinary Efficacy Powder) with Shengma (Cimicifugae Rhizoma), Chaihu (Bupleuri Radix), and Jiegeng (Platycodonis Radix) led to recovery.
A child developed this on the chest. After applying cold-natured external remedies and taking detoxifying internal medicine, he experienced retching, anorexia, and sallow complexion. The Right Guan pulse was floating and rapid, but fine upon pressure. This indicated secondary injury to the Spleen and Stomach. Urgent Garlic-Separated Moxibustion and Yigong San with doubled Baizhu (Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma) and Banxia (Pinelliae Tuber) were used. The next day, Huoming Yin was taken, leading to recovery.
A child suffering from the aforementioned condition took detoxifying herbs, resulting in vomiting and anorexia. I attributed this to secondary injury of Stomach Qi. He did not believe me and took Huxin San instead. Vomiting worsened, mental spirit became depressed and lethargic, extremities turned cold, and the pulse became minute and faint, almost imperceptible. Urgently administer Wumei Yigong San (Five-Ingredient Extraordinary Efficacy Powder) with Ganjiang (Zingiberis Rhizoma). After two doses, vomiting ceased and appetite returned. Removing Ganjiang and taking four more doses led to recovery. Huxin San consists of cold-cleared herbs, originally designed by Song dynasty physicians for those developing abscesses due to heat accumulation from cinnabar ingestion. When Stomach Qi is injured, warming and tonification are required. However, many people suffer from chest oppression, cold sensations, vomiting, and lethargy because the herb remains in the chest/diaphragm. People mistakenly attribute this to "toxic vapor attacking the heart" and indiscriminately use it, rarely without causing failure.
A child developed this on the back of the hand. Both topical and internal treatments were cold-natured. He developed abdominal distension, phlegm, wheezing, and foul-smelling diarrhea. I diagnosed secondary Spleen/Stomach injury with food stagnation. He did not believe me, continued taking sore-treatment herbs, and died.
A child developed this on the arm, with redness and swelling. Strictly using Huodu Dan (Toxin-Dissipating Pill) and Tiegu San (Iron-Hoop Powder) flattened the swelling, but the flesh became white and sunken. The next day, the color darkened, accompanied by phlegm, wheezing, and shortness of breath. I diagnosed the toxin retreating inward and declined treatment. He subsequently died.
Feilong Duoming Dan (Flying Dragon Life-Rescuing Pill): Treats sore toxins, carbuncles on the back, brain abscesses, etc.
True Toad (dried, dissolved in wine) 6 qian, Qingfen (Calomel) 6 qian, Kubaifan (Calcined Alum) 6 qian, Hanshuishi (Aqua Marina) 6 qian, Tonglu (Chalcanthite) 6 qian, Ruxiang (Frankincense) 6 qian, Moyao (Myrrh) 6 qian, Zhusha (Cinnabar) 6 qian, Woniu (Snail) 40 pieces (ground separately, optional if unavailable).
Grind all into powder, mix with Chan Su (Toad Venom) and Woniu, add a little wine to make pills the size of mung beans. Take 1-2 pills with warm wine or scallion decoction. For severe cases, use external Garlic-Separated Moxibustion.
Jingfang Baidu San: Ren Shen Baidu San (Ginseng Detoxifying Powder) plus Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba) and Fangfeng (Saposhnikoviae Radix). (Formula see Liuzhu)
Bahe Wan: (Formula see Fever Unceasing)
Wumei Yigong San: (Formula see Detoxifying Drugs)
Xianfang Huoming Yin: (Formula see Heat-Toxin Sores)