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Boil old tofu with pine needles and apply the mixture externally to the affected area. Change several times a day. Excellent effect. Alternatively, grind olives into juice and apply to the lesion. Or stir-fry olives, crush them, and mix with *Suis Cauda Adipis* (Pig Fat) for application.

(Mouth inability to open or close is caused by Wind-Heat accumulating in the Spleen Meridian.)
Qingpi (*Cortex Citri Reticulatae*, burnt to ash) and Huangbai (*Cortex Phellodendri*, equal parts), ground into powder. Mix with *Suis Cauda Adipis* (Pig Fat) and apply. Effective.
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Apply roasted Songzhi (*Pini Resina*) to the lesion. Also, apply heated wax sheets overnight for cure. Another method: take the dirt from the knee joints, wrap in cotton, burn until charred, and apply as a poultice. Also, burn human feces...
Xie (*Scyllae Carapax*, burnt to ash, 2 qian), Rushiang (*Olibanum*), Moyao (*Myrrha* [de-oiled, each 0.5 fen]), mixed with cooked water and applied. Promotes immediate flesh regeneration.

Every morning while washing the face, use Baiqianniu (* Semen Ipomoeae Convolvuli*) powder to brush teeth and rinse the mouth. Over time, this disease will naturally disappear. Also, use Miduoseng (*Lithargyrum*, 1 qian), mixed with vinegar, to rinse the mouth.
Frequently holding Huoxiang (*Agastaches Herba*) in the mouth provides relief.

Chen Bailingke (*Concha Neritae*, burnt to preserve its nature) added with Ercha (*Katechu*, a small amount), ground into powder, blown onto the lesion for cure. Alternatively, stir-fresh Huangbai (*Cortex Phellodendri*) with honey, grind into powder, and apply.
Also, use natural juice of Luobo (*Raphani Fructus*), frequently rinsing the mouth to remove saliva. Also, Caowu (*Aconiti Radix*), Nanting (*Arisaematis Rhizoma*) [each one], Shengjiang (*Zingiberis Rhizoma Recens*) [one piece], ground into powder, applied to both hands... feet before sleep.

Ganlanheren (*Oliva Seed*), crushed and applied. Also, apply Wubeizi (*Galla Chinensis*) powder. Recovery occurs upon expectoration of saliva.

(Referred to in the world as Feichuang, also known as Yankouchuang [Angular Cheilitis].) Apply Qiubai pi (*Cortex Cei Albi*) and moist materials to the lesion. Change multiple times until cured. Also, dig up Kui gen (*Malvae Radix*) that has been in the ground for years and is rotting, burn it to ash, and apply.

Qiuyin (*Earthworm*) and Wuzhuyu (*Evodiae Fructus*) ground together into powder, mixed with vinegar and applied to the sole of the foot. Also, Chuanhuanglian (*Coptidis Rhizoma*) and Beixixin (*Asari Radix et Rhizoma*) [each 0.5 fen], ground raw into extremely fine powder, blown into the lesion using a small tube. Divine effect. This formula uses heat due to cold, and cold due to heat, achieving efficacy without bias or excess. Suitable for both adults and children. Strictly avoid entering...

Also called Xuanyong [Hanging Abscess]. Occurs on the upper lip. Shape resembles a purple grape. Tongue difficult to extend or retract, mouth difficult to open or close. Bleeding from inside the nose. Frequent episodes...
Yan yan (*Halitum*, burnt red) and Kufan (*Alumen*, equal parts), ground into fine powder. Dip the tip of chopsticks into the powder and apply. Three to five times a day, it will naturally subside.
General treatment for Kou She Sheng Chuang [Mouth and Tongue Ulcers] and Feng Huo Ya Teng [Wind-Fire Toothache]. (For conditions with Heat above and Cold below). Bai fan (*Alumen*, 3 liang), dissolved in hot water, soak feet for half a day. Immediate effect.