治小儿五般痫，牛痫即牛声，马痫即马嘶，狗痫即狗吠，羊痫即羊鸣，鸡痫即鸡鸣，五
痫病者，五脏相引，邪气盈，起寒厥，反张，手颤，口吐涎沫，须臾如苏，复作。此方与钱
氏五色丸同，但博济水银用八分耳，五色丸。
朱砂（半两） 水银（一分，一作二两） 真珠（一两，研末） 铅（三两，同水银熬
右炼蜜为丸如麻子大，每服三四丸，煎金银薄荷汤下。
治小儿疳热，身多壮热，黄瘦，久服，肥孩儿，解肌。
黄连 黄柏 甘草（微炙） 青皮（去白，各等分
上四味，同为细末，研，入麝香少许，和匀，以 猪胆和，却入胆内盛，用线子系定，
于石器内，浆水煮五七沸，取出，风头钓一宿，取出为丸如绿豆大，每服五七丸，米饮下，
渐加至十丸。
治小儿一十五种风疾，五般疳气，变蒸寒热，便痢枣花粪，脚细肚胀，肚上青筋，头发
稀疏，多吃泥土， 眉毛，咬指甲，四肢羸瘦，疳蛔咬心，泻痢频并，饶惊多嗽，疳蚀口鼻，
赤白疮，疳眼雀目。此悉皆治疗，入口大有神效。
青黛（上细好者，二分，研） 雄黄（二分，研） 龙脑（少许，研） 熊胆（一分，
用温水入化药） 胡黄连（二分） 麝香（五分，研） 胆酥（一皂子大） 水银（一皂子
大） 铅霜 白附子（二枚） 芦荟（一分，研） 朱砂（一钱，研） 腻粉（一分）
上十三味，细研，杵罗为末后，再都入乳钵内，细研令匀，用 猪胆一枚，取汁熬过，
浸蒸饼少许，为丸如黄米大，曝干，于瓷器内收密封，或要，旋取，每服二丸，各依汤使，
如后。小儿患惊风天 ，戴上眼睛，手足搐搦，状候多端，但取药一丸，用温水化破，滴入
鼻中，令嚏喷三五遍后，眼睛自然放下，搐搦亦定，更用薄荷汤化下二丸。久患五疳，四肢
小，肚高， 眉吃土，咬指甲，发稀疏，肚上青筋，粥饮下二丸。小儿变蒸寒热，薄荷汤下
二丸，化破服。小儿久患泻痢，米饮下二丸。小儿久患疳蛔咬心苦楝子煎汤下二丸。小儿
患鼻下赤烂，口齿疳虫并口疮等，用儿孩子奶汁，研二丸，涂在患处。小儿患疳眼雀目，用
白羊子肝一枚，以竹刀子批开，内药二丸，在羊肝子内，以麻缕子缠定，用淘米泔水内，煮
令熟，空腹吃下，仍令乳母常忌毒鱼大蒜鸡鸭猪肉等。此药，小儿常隔三两日吃一服，永无
病，不染横夭之疾，凡有患但与服，必有功效。
蚵 黄连丸
治小儿疳食气，头面虚肿，腹内泄泻，面色痿黄，头发作穗，心腹胀满，
疥虾蟆（十枚，洗去腹肚，以酒浸，炙令黄香，即住火，用） 木香（一分） 胡黄连
（半两） 黄
存性，用） 木鳖（半两，烧令烟尽，
并以纸裹，用重物，压去油，再研如面，止）
丸至三丸，忌粘滑物。
[Shenxiao Xionghuang Wan (Miraculous Realgar Pill)]
Treats five types of pediatric epilepsy: Niu epilepsy is characterized by bellowing like a cow; Ma epilepsy by neighing like a horse; Gou epilepsy by barking like a dog; Yang epilepsy by bleating like a sheep; Ji epilepsy by crowing like a rooster. The pathogenesis of these five epilepsies involves mutual traction among the five Zang organs, with evil Qi filling the interior. Upon onset, symptoms include cold jue (cold extremities), opisthotonos (body arching backward), hand tremors, and salivation. After a short period, the patient recovers as if normal, but the condition recurs. This formula is identical to Qian's Wuse Wan (Five-Color Pill), except that the dosage of Shuiyin (Mercurium) in Boji Fang is eight fen, whereas it differs in Wuse Wan.
Ingredients: Zhusha (Cinnabaris, half liang); Shuiyin (Mercurium, one fen, alternatively two liang); Zhenzhu (Margarita, one liang, ground into powder); Qian (Plumbum, three liang, boiled together with Shuiyin).
Preparation and Administration: Process the above ingredients with refined honey to form pills the size of hemp seeds. Take three or four pills per dose, administered with a decoction of Jinyinhua (Lonicerae Japonicae Flos) and Bohe (Menthae Haplocalycis Herba).
[Jin Gua Yuan (Golden Melon Round)]
Treats pediatric gan heat (accumulation heat), persistent high fever, sallow emaciation. Long-term use promotes physical robustness in children and resolves exterior muscle heat.
Ingredients: Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma), Huangbai (Phellodendri Cortex), Gancao (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, slightly roasted), Qingpi (Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium Viride, white pith removed, equal parts).
Preparation and Administration: Grind the four herbs into fine powder. Add a small amount of Shexiang (Moschus) and mix evenly. Bind the powder with Zhu Dan (Suis Fel) and place it inside the gallbladder. Tie the opening securely with thread. Place the gallbladder in a stone vessel and boil in rice water for five to seven boils. Remove and dry in the wind overnight. Form into pills the size of mung beans. Take five to seven pills per dose with Mi Yin (rice drink), gradually increasing to ten pills.
[Zhi Sheng Qing Jin Dan (Supreme Blue Gold Pill)]
Treats fifteen types of wind disorders in children, five types of gan qi (accumulation gas), febrile conditions during bian zheng (metabolic transformation periods), stool resembling jujube flower pulp, thin legs with abdominal distension, visible green veins on the abdomen, sparse hair, geophagia (eating dirt), eyebrow abnormalities, nail-biting, emaciated limbs, gan ascariasis biting the heart, frequent diarrhea and dysentery, susceptibility to fright with excessive coughing, gan erosion of mouth and nose, red and white sores, and gan-induced que mu (night blindness). All these conditions can be treated with remarkable efficacy upon ingestion.
Ingredients: Qingdai (Indigo Naturalis, two fen, selected fine quality, ground); Xionghuang (Realgar, two fen, ground); Longnao (Borneolum Syntheticum, a little, ground); Xiongdan (Ursi Fel, one fen, dissolved in warm water); Huhuanglian (Scutellariae Barbatae Radix, two fen); Shexiang (Moschus, five fen, ground); Dansu (Gallae Su, size of a soap pod); Shuiyin (Mercurium, size of a soap pod); Qianshuang (Plumbi Subcarbonas); Baifuzi (Aconiti Kusnezoffii Radix, two pieces); Lvhua (Aloe, one fen, ground); Zhusha (Cinnabaris, one qian, ground); Ninfen (Calomelas, one fen).
Preparation and Administration: Finely grind the thirteen ingredients, sieve them into powder, and then further grind them uniformly in a mortar. Extract juice from one Zhu Dan (Suis Fel), boil it, and soak a small amount of Zhengbing (steamed dough cake). Form into pills the size of yellow millet grains. Dry in the sun and store in a sealed porcelain container. Retrieve as needed. Take two pills per dose according to the following specific indications:
For pediatric jing feng tian diao (convulsive disorder with upward staring of eyes), where eyes roll back, hands and feet twitch, and symptoms vary: Take one pill, dissolve in warm water, drip into the nostrils to induce sneezing three to five times. The eyes will naturally lower, and twitching will cease. Then, take two more pills dissolved in Bohe Tang (Mint Decoction).
For chronic gan accumulation with thin limbs, protruding abdomen, eyebrow abnormalities, geophagia, nail-biting, sparse hair, and visible abdominal veins: Take two pills with porridge drink.
For febrile conditions during bian zheng: Take two pills with Bohe Tang, dissolved before administration.
For chronic diarrhea and dysentery: Take two pills with Mi Yin (rice drink).
For chronic gan ascariasis causing heart pain: Take two pills with Kailianzi Decoction (Decoction of Meliae Semen).
For erythema and ulceration under the nose, oral dental gan worms, and mouth ulcers: Grind two pills with infant breast milk and apply topically to the affected area.
For gan-induced que mu (night blindness): Take one white lamb liver, slice open with a bamboo knife, insert two pills inside, tie securely with hemp thread, and boil in rice washing water until cooked. Eat on an empty stomach. The nursing mother must consistently avoid toxic fish, garlic, chicken, duck, and pork.
If children take this medicine every two or three days, they will remain disease-free and avoid premature death. Administer to any sick child for guaranteed efficacy.
[Ke Chuan Huanglian Wan (Beetle Coptis Pill)]
Treats pediatric gan food stagnation qi, facial edema, abdominal diarrhea, sallow complexion, hair forming tufts, epigastric fullness, scabies, and toad sores.
Ingredients: Ke Chuan (Scarabaeus, ten pieces, washed clean of abdominal contents, soaked in wine, roasted until yellow and fragrant, then remove from fire); Muxiang (Aucklandiae Radix, one fen); Huhuanglian (Scutellariae Barbatae Radix, half liang); Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma, preserved charred nature); Mumie (Momordicae Semen, half liang, burned until smoke ceases, wrapped in paper, pressed with heavy object to remove oil, then ground into flour-like consistency).
Preparation and Administration: Form into pills. Take three pills per dose. Avoid sticky and slippery foods.