乳蛾生喉间，状如乳头，一边生者，名单乳蛾。两边生者，名双乳蛾。以小刀点乳头出
血，立瘥。吹以柳花散，再服甘桔汤。凡针乳蛾，宜针头尾，不可针中间，鲜血者易治，
血黑而少者难治。凡用刀针，血不止者，用广三七为细末，吹刀口上即止。凡使刀针，不可
舌衄，出血不止，用六味汤，加生地、麦冬、牛膝、玄参主之。并吹柳花散。
悬痈生于上 ，形如紫李。宜针破痈头，用甘草汤搅尽瘀血，吹服柳花散。
腮痈生腮下，绕喉壅肿，先用齑汁，调玄明粉，搅去其痰，再看其紫黑处，针去瘀
血，其吹服如前法。
喉疮，命门相火也。疮势灌脓，以银针挑破之，随用荆芥、甘草煎汤洗之。其吹服如前
（牙痈、牙宣、牙痛）
走马牙疳，牙龈红肿，渐变紫黑臭秽，胃热也。牙痈，牙边肿痛灌脓也。牙宣，牙根尽
肿，宣露于外也。吹以柳花散，兼服清胃散。牙痛，疗牙止痛散，兼服葛根汤。
喉瘤，生于喉旁，形如圆眼，血丝相裹。不可用刀针，宜吹麝香散，并服加味甘桔汤。
茧唇，唇上起泡如茧，初起即用小小艾炷灸之，贴以万全膏。
肺绝喉痹，凡喉痹日久，频服清降之药，以致痰涌声喑，或痰声如曳锯，此肺气将绝之
候也。法在难治，宜用独参汤，或兼进八味汤，或兼用十全大补汤。早服者，可救十中之一
Millet-like tonsils (Ru'e) arise in the throat, resembling nipples. Those appearing on one side are called single millet-like tonsils; those on both sides are called double millet-like tonsils. Puncture the nipple-like protrusions with a small knife to induce bleeding, and the condition will heal immediately. Apply Liuhua San (Willow Flower Powder) externally, followed by oral administration of Ganjie Tang (Licorice and Magnolia Bud Decoction). When needling millet-like tonsils, it is appropriate to needle the head and tail ends, but not the middle. If fresh blood flows, it is easy to treat; if the blood is dark and scanty, it is difficult to treat. For any incision or needle procedure, if bleeding does not stop, grind Guang Sanqi (Panax Notoginseng Radix et Rhizoma) into fine powder and blow it onto the wound to stop the bleeding. When using knives or needles, do not...
She nosebleed (Shenu), if bleeding persists, use Liuwei Tang (Six-Ingredient Decoction) as the main formula, adding Shengdi Huang (Rehmanniae Radix), Maidong (Ophiopogonis Tuber), Niuxi (Achyranthis Bidentatae Radix), and Xuanshen (Scrophulariae Radix). Simultaneously apply Liuhua San externally.
Xuan yong (Hanging Abscess) arises in the hard palate, resembling a purple plum. It is appropriate to puncture the abscess head with a needle, use Licorice Decoction to swab out the stasis, and apply and administer Liuhua San.
Sai yong (Cheek Abscess) arises below the cheek, causing swelling around the throat. First, mix vinegar juice with Xuanming Fen (Mirabilite) to swab away phlegm. Then, identify the purplish-black areas, needle them to drain the stasis, and apply/administer treatments as described previously.
Hou chuang (Throat Ulcer) is caused by Minister Fire from the Mingmen (Gate of Life). When the ulcer suppurates, pierce it with a silver needle, then wash the area with a decoction of Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba) and Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma). Apply/administer treatments as described previously.
(Dental Abscess, Gum Recession, Toothache)
Zouma Yagan (Running Horse Dental Gangrene) presents with red and swollen gums that gradually turn purplish-black and foul-smelling, indicating Stomach Heat. Ya Yong (Dental Abscess) involves swelling, pain, and suppuration at the gum margin. Ya Xuan (Gum Recession/Exposure) involves complete swelling of the gum roots, exposing them externally. Apply Liuhua San externally and take Qingwei San (Stomach-Clearing Powder) internally. For toothache, apply Liaoya Zhitong San (Tooth-Pain-Stopping Powder) externally and take Gegen Tang (Kudzu Root Decoction) internally.
Hou liu (Throat Tumor) arises beside the throat, resembling a longan fruit, wrapped in blood vessels. Do not use knives or needles; instead, apply Shexiang San (Musk Powder) externally and take Jiawei Ganjie Tang (Modified Licorice and Magnolia Bud Decoction) internally.
Jian chun (Cocoon Lip) presents as blisters on the lips resembling cocoons. At the onset, moxibustion with small moxa cones should be applied, and Wanchun Gao (Perfect Protection Plaster) should be pasted on the area.
Fei jue Hou bi (Lung Exhaustion with Throat Bi): In cases of chronic throat Bi syndrome, frequent use of cooling and descending medications leads to surging phlegm and hoarseness, or a rattling sound like sawing wood. This is a sign that Lung Qi is about to exhaust. The prognosis is poor. It is appropriate to use Dushen Tang (Single Ginseng Decoction), or combine with Bawei Tang (Eight-Ingredient Decoction), or combine with Shiquan Dabu Tang (Ten Significant Tonifying Decoction). Early administration can save one in ten patients.