（孙彦和）
治疮疡为寒变而内陷，脓出清稀，皮肤凉，心下痞满，肠鸣切痛，大便微溏，食则呕逆
，气短呃逆，不得安卧，时发昏愦（此孙彦和治王伯禄臂疡方也。六脉沉微，色变肤凉，加
以呃
附子（炮，四钱） 干姜（炮） 羌活（三钱） 木香（钱半） 茴香 丁香 沉香
益智仁
一钱。）加生姜五片，煎。
此足阳明、三阴药也。《卫生宝鉴》曰∶经曰∶寒淫于内，治以辛热，佐以苦温。附子
、干
胃，
邪，
（《总录》）
治脑疽背疽，穿溃疼痛。
当归 生地黄 芍药 黄 人参 甘草（炙） 官桂（各一两。）
此足阳明、厥阴药也。当归、生地活血凉血，人参、黄 益气补中，官桂解毒化脓毒化
成脓，则痛渐止，芍药和脾，酸以敛之，甘草扶胃，甘以缓之，则痛自减矣（齐德之曰∶世
人皆谓乳没珍贵之药，可住疼痛；不知临病制宜，殊非一端。热痛凉之，寒痛温之，风痛除
其风，湿痛导其湿，燥痛润之，塞痛通之，虚痛补之，实痛泻之，脓郁而闭者开之，恶肉败
溃者引
敛疮长肉（疮初起者禁用）。
寒水石（ ） 滑石（二两） 龙骨 海螵蛸（一两） 密陀僧 枯矾 定粉（即铅粉）
干胭脂（五钱。）共为细末，掺疮口上。
此阳明药也（阳明主肌肉）。疮口不敛，盖因脓水散溢而溃烂也。石膏（亦名寒水石。
李时珍曰∶唐宋诸方，寒水石即石膏）、滑石解肌热，龙骨、枯矾善收涩，胭脂活血解毒，
螵蛸、陀僧、
又方∶槟榔 枯矾（各一两） 陀僧 黄丹 血竭（一钱） 轻粉（五分），亦名生肌
散。张子和方∶黄连（三钱） 密陀僧（五钱）胭脂 绿豆粉（二钱） 雄黄 轻粉（一
钱），亦名生肌散∶治同。
(Sun Yanhe)
Treats sores and ulcers that have collapsed inward due to cold transformation, with clear and thin pus discharge, cool skin, epigastric fullness and obstruction (Xin Xia Pi Man), borborygmus with cutting pain, slightly loose stools, vomiting and regurgitation after eating, shortness of breath, hiccups, inability to lie down peacefully, and occasional fainting or confusion. (This is a formula by Sun Yanhe for treating an arm ulcer in Wang Bolu. The six pulses are deep and minute, the complexion has changed, the skin is cool, accompanied by hiccups.)
Fuzi (Prepared Aconiti Lateralis Radix, 4 qian) Ganjiang (Prepared Zingiberis Rhizoma) Qianghuo (3 qian) Muxiang (1.5 qian) Huixiang Dingchen Xinyiren (1 qian). Add five slices of Shengjiang, decoct and take.
This formula consists of herbs belonging to the Foot-Yangming and Three Yin meridians. *Weisheng Baojian* states: The classic says, "When cold invades the interior, treat it with acrid-hot herbs, assisted by bitter-warm herbs." Fuzi, Ganjiang... [text fragment] warm the stomach, expel pathogens...
(*Zonglu*)
Treats brain carbuncle (Nao Ju) and back carbuncle (Bei Ju), causing pain after perforation and ulceration.
Danggui Shengdihuang Shaoyao Huangqi Renshen Gancao (Honey-fried) Guigui (each 1 liang).
This formula consists of herbs belonging to the Foot-Yangming and Jueyin meridians. Danggui and Shengdihuang invigorate blood and cool blood; Renshen and Huangqi benefit qi and tonify the middle; Guigui resolves toxicity and promotes the transformation of toxic pus into mature pus. Once pus forms, the pain gradually ceases; Shaoyao harmonizes the spleen, and its sour flavor has an astringent effect; Gancao supports the stomach, and its sweet flavor has a moderating and pain-relieving effect, thus the pain naturally diminishes. (Qi Dezhi said: People generally believe that expensive herbs like Rushen and Moyao can stop pain; however, they fail to realize that treatment must be adapted to specific conditions, which involves various principles. Heat-induced pain is treated with cooling methods; cold-induced pain with warming methods; wind-induced pain by eliminating wind; damp-induced pain by draining dampness; dry-induced pain by moistening; obstructed pain by unblocking; deficiency-induced pain by tonifying; excess pain by purging; pus stagnation and closure by opening; foul flesh and ulceration by guiding out...)
Astringe wounds and promote tissue regeneration (Contraindicated for newly arising sores).
Hanshuishi (?) Huashi (2 liang) Longgu Haipiaoxiao (1 liang) Mituoseng Kufan Dingfen (i.e., Qianfen) Ganyanzhi (5 qian). Grind all into fine powder and sprinkle onto the wound surface.
This formula belongs to the Yangming category (Yangming governs muscles). Non-healing wounds are often due to the leakage of pus and fluid causing erosion. Shigao (also known as Hanshuishi. Li Shizhen stated: In formulas from the Tang and Song dynasties, Hanshuishi refers to Shigao) and Huashi relieve heat in the muscles; Longgu and Kufan are good at astringency; Ganyanzhi invigorates blood and resolves toxicity; Haipiaoxiao and Mituoseng...
Another formula: Binglang Kufan (each 1 liang) Mituoseng Huangdan Xuexie (1 qian) Qingfen (5 fen), also named Shengji San. Zhang Zihe's formula: Huanglian (3 qian) Mituoseng (5 qian) Ganyanzhi Ludoufen (2 qian) Xionghuang Qingfen (1 qian), also named Shengji San, with identical therapeutic effects.