治小儿寒热及赤气中人方。
取猪后足悬蹄，烧末捣筛，以饮乳汁一撮，立效
治少小猝中客忤，不知人者方∶
取热马屎一丸，绞取汁饮儿，下咽便愈。亦治中客忤而KT 啼，面青腹强者。
治少小中忤方。
马通三升，烧令烟绝，以酒一斗煮三沸去滓，浴儿即愈。
治小儿中人忤，KT 啼面青腹强者方。
猪通二升，以热汤灌之，适寒温浴儿。
治少小客忤，二物黄土涂头方∶
取灶中黄土、蚯蚓屎等分捣，合水和如鸡子黄大，涂儿头上及五心，良。一方云用鸡子
清和如泥。
治小儿卒客忤方∶
铜镜鼻烧令赤，着少许酒中，大儿饮之，小儿不能饮者含与之，即愈。
治小儿中马客忤而吐不止者方∶
灸手心主间使大都隐白三阴交各三壮，可用粉丸如豉法，并用唾，唾而咒之，咒法如下。
咒客忤法∶咒曰∶摩家公，摩家母，摩家子儿苦客忤，从我始，扁鹊虽良不如善唾。良
咒讫，弃丸道中。
又法∶取一刀横着灶上，解儿衣，发其心腹讫，取刀持向儿咒之唾，辄以刀向心腹，啡
啡曰（音非出唾貌），煌煌日，出东方，背阴向阳，葛公葛公，不知何公，子来不视，去
罔顾
，过与生人忤，梁上尘，天之神，户下土，鬼所经，大刀环犀对灶君。二七唾客愈。儿惊唾
啡啡如此。二七啡啡，每唾以刀拟之咒，当三遍乃毕，用豉丸如上法，五六遍讫，取此丸破
视其中有毛，弃丸道中，客忤即愈矣。
小儿魃法∶
论曰∶凡小儿有魃病者，是妇人怀娠，有恶神导其腹中胎，妒嫉他小儿令病也。魃者，
小鬼也（音奇），妊娠妇人不必悉招魃魅，人时有此耳。魃之为疾，喜微微下痢，寒热或有
去
来，毫毛鬓发KT 不悦，是其证也，宜服龙胆汤。凡妇人先有小儿未能行，而母又孕，
使儿饮此乳，亦作 也，令儿黄瘦骨立，发落壮热，是其证也。
治魃方∶ 炙伏翼，熟咀哺之。
又方 烧伏翼末，饮服之。
又方 以水二升煮 蓄、冬瓜各四两，取浴之。
Formula for treating pediatric alternating chills and fever (Han Re) and invasion by red qi.
Take the suspensory hoof of the pig's hind leg, burn it to ash, grind into powder, and sieve. Mix with a pinch of milk and administer orally; immediate effect is expected.
Formula for treating infants and young children suddenly afflicted by Ke Wu (Guest Hostility/Exogenous Evil) leading to unconsciousness:
Take one ball of fresh horse manure, squeeze out the juice, and feed it to the infant. Recovery occurs upon swallowing. This formula is also indicated for Ke Wu manifesting as frightful crying, cyanotic complexion, and abdominal rigidity.
Formula for treating infants and young children afflicted by Ke Wu.
Take three sheng of Ma Tong (horse manure), burn until smoke ceases. Boil in one dou of wine for three boils, strain, and use the decoction to bathe the infant; recovery ensues.
Formula for treating pediatric Ke Wu with frightful crying, cyanotic face, and abdominal rigidity.
Take two sheng of pig manure, pour hot water over it, adjust to a suitable temperature, and bathe the infant.
Two-ingredient Formula for Pediatric Ke Wu using Yellow Earth applied to the head:
Take equal parts of Zao Xin Huang Tu (Yellow Earth from the hearth) and Qiuyin Shi (Earthworm excrement), grind them together, mix with water to form a paste the size of a chicken egg yolk. Apply to the infant's head and the five centers (palms, soles, chest, umbilicus, back). Excellent efficacy. Another method states to mix with egg white to form a mud-like consistency.
Formula for treating sudden pediatric Ke Wu:
Burn the nose ring of a bronze mirror until red-hot. Place it in a small amount of wine. Older children drink it; younger children who cannot swallow can hold it in their mouths to let the saliva dissolve it. Recovery follows.
Formula for pediatric Ke Wu caused by horses with persistent vomiting:
Moxibustion on Jianshi (PC5, Hand Jueyin Pericardium), Dadu (SP2, Foot Taiyin Spleen), Yinbai (SP1, Foot Taiyin Spleen), and Sanyinjiao (SP6, Foot Taiyin Spleen), three moxa cones per acupoint. Powdered pills may be prepared using the method for Dou Chi Wan (Fermented Soybean Pill), moistened with saliva, while reciting an incantation. The incantation is as follows.
Incantation for Expelling Ke Wu:
Recite: "Master Mo, Mother Mo, Child Mo suffers from Ke Wu. It starts with me. Although Bian Que is skilled, he is not as good as spitting well." After reciting, discard the pill in the middle of the road.
Another method:
Place a knife horizontally on the stove. Undress the infant to expose the heart and abdomen. Hold the knife towards the infant, recite the incantation, and spit. Direct the knife towards the heart and abdomen, making a "Fei Fei" sound (onomatopoeia for spitting), saying: "Bright Sun, rising in the East, turning away from shade to face the sun. Master Ge, Master Ge, I do not know which Master you are. You come without looking, leave without glancing back. The dust on the beam conflicts with living people. Heavenly deity, earth under the door, path of ghosts. The large knife ring and rhino horn face the Kitchen God." Spit seven times to cure Ke Wu. If the child is frightened, spit "Fei Fei" seven times as described. Each time spitting, gesture with the knife and recite the incantation. Repeat three times in total. Use Dou Chi Wan as described above. Repeat five or six times. Break open the pill; if hair is found inside, discard it in the road, and Ke Wu will be cured.
Method for Pediatric Ba Disease:
Discussion states: Any infant suffering from Ba disease is due to an evil spirit guiding the fetus in the pregnant woman's womb, causing jealousy towards other children and making them ill. Ba refers to a little ghost (pronounced 'qi'). Pregnant women do not necessarily attract Ba spirits; it is merely an occasional occurrence. The manifestation of Ba disease includes mild diarrhea, intermittent chills and fever, and brittle, unhappy hair and eyebrows. This syndrome should be treated with Long Dan Tang (Gentian Decoction). If a woman has an infant who cannot yet walk and becomes pregnant again, allowing the older child to nurse from her, this can also induce Ba disease, resulting in yellowish emaciation, skeletal appearance, hair loss, and high fever. These are its manifestations.
Formula for Treating Ba:
Roast Fuyi (bat flesh), cook thoroughly, chew, and feed to the patient.
Another Formula:
Burn Fuyi (bat flesh) to ash, take with water.
Another Formula:
Boil Xuzhen Cao (Herba Siegesbeckiae) and Dong Gua (Winter Melon), four liang each, in two sheng of water. Use the decoction for bathing.