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Liqhei spots (blackish-brown facial macules) arise from the deficiency of Kidney Water failing to control Fire, and weak Blood failing to nourish flesh and skin, resulting in dryness and heat coagulating into black spots with a withered luster. In the morning, take Shengqi Wan (Kidney Qi Pill) to nourish the source of transformation; morning and evening, apply Yurong Wan (Jade Beauty Pill) to wash the spots on the face. Over time, they will gradually fade. Concurrently, one must avoid worry, thought, stirring up fire, and physical overexertion.

Niukou Feng (Button Wind), originating from the accumulation of Wind-Dampness generating sores, becomes itchy like tinea after a long duration. If untreated, it spreads along the neck and back. It should be rubbed with Bingliu San (Borneol and Sulfur Powder). For severe cases, taking Xiaofeng San (Wind-Expelling Powder) is also excellent.

Kujin Jian (Withered Tendon Arrow), caused by melancholy injuring the Liver, leading to a lack of nutritious blood in the Liver and subsequent outward emission of tendon qi. Initially, it appears as large as a red bean, dry and slightly elevated. After a long time, it ruptures, pushing out a tendon-like head that becomes loose, withered, and emaciated. It mostly occurs between the chest and breasts. It is advisable to use Silk Medicinal Thread (Silk Ligature) to tie tightly at the root; after seven days, the lesion will naturally fall off. Then sprinkle Zhenzhu San (Pearl Powder) upon it, and the scar will naturally contract. Concurrently, avoid stimulating foods.

Women's itching between the toes arises from the downward flow and accumulation of Wind-Dampness from the Three Yang meridians, which fails to dissipate, thus causing itching first followed by wet rot. Similarly, in the curved areas of the sole of the foot, both itching and dampness occur.