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Treatment for miliaria (heat rash) covering the whole body, resembling silkworm eggs: Use *Puhui Mu* (Unburnable Wood) and *Zao Ye* (Jujube Leaf) ground into powder, apply to the sores to stop them.
Another method: Use *HT Ru Ye* (Leaves of HT Ru plant) dried in shade, ground into powder, and applied.
Another prescription: Store winter snow in a bottle. When miliaria occurs, use the melted snow water to apply and cover the affected area.
Another prescription: Cut a cucumber and rub it on the miliaria spots to bring relief.
Another prescription: Decoct jujube leaves and bathe in the water.
Another prescription: Use four taels of *Bang Fen* (Clam Powder), two taels of mung bean powder, and one tael of Talcum (*Hua Shi*), grind into powder, and apply dry rubbing.

Treatment for axillary odor (Axillary Qi): Take one piece of fresh ginger, crush it, wrap it in cloth, and apply to the root of the armpit.
Another prescription: On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, collect one hundred kinds of dew grasses, dry them in the shade, burn them to ash, mix with well water to form dough, re-burn until white, and shape into cakes with strong vinegar; clamp between the armpits.
Another prescription: Grind *Miduoseng* (Lead Monoxide) into powder, mix with clear oil for application; or first wash with grain water (*Jiang Shui*), then apply dry.
Another prescription: Use equal parts of *Fen Shuang* (Basic Bismuth Carbonate) and *Yi Zhi Ren* (Alpinia Oxyphylla Fruit), totaling two qian, add a small amount of *She Xiang* (Musk), and grind finely. At the third watch (around 1-3 AM), use a toothbrush dipped in the medicine to brush teeth thoroughly once, then bathe and change clothes in a newly dug pit. All bedding must be new. Repeat this process three times (cleaning, drinking, changing clothes) for recovery. Use the two qian of medicine divided into three portions.
Another prescription: Crush *Ma Chi Xian* (Purslane) until mushy, mix with honey to form balls, wrap in paper and mud (half inch thick), sun-dry, bake until cooked, break open to retrieve, and mix with a little honey for application.
Another prescription: Slice *Qing Mu Xiang* (Aucklandia Root) thickly, soak in good vinegar overnight, and clamp between the armpits several times until cured.
Another prescription: Use a bean-sized amount of *Dan Fan* (Chalcanthite), one river snail, and one kernel of *Ba Dou* (Croton Seed) shelled. First, raise the snail in water for three days to expel all mud, [text missing], apply [text missing], use earth [text missing]... White Alum [text missing].
Another prescription: Use four qian of *Gan Sui* (Kansui Root) ground into powder. Place on a piece of lean meat from a freshly slaughtered pig, apply heat and clamp under the armpit; then take two taels of *Gan Cao* (Licorice Root), cut finely [text missing].
Another prescription: Drill a hole in an orange citrus tree to collect one or two bowls of sap. Decoct with *Qing Mu Xiang* (Aucklandia Root), East Peach wood, West Willow wood, and milk from seven different women together [text missing]. Previously encounter [text missing].
Another prescription: Use three qian each of *Wu Yu Gu* (Cuttlefish Bone) and *Ku Bai Fan* (Calcined Alum), and one qian of *Miduoseng* (Lead Monoxide), grind into powder. First wash the odorous area with grain water, then rub with the medicinal powder.
Another prescription: Use two qian of *Tong Qing* (Verdigris), one qian each of *Huang Dan* (Red Lead) and *Dong Bi Tu* (East Wall Earth), grind into powder. Mix with sesame oil obtained by grinding an ancient copper coin over a lamp wick. Let the patient [text missing].