托里消毒散（见肿疡门）
肾气丸（见肺痈门）
十全大补汤 八珍汤 补中益气汤 四物汤（俱见溃疡门）
内消沃雪汤 蜡矾丸（见肿疡门）
九龙丹（见鱼口门）
龙胆泻肝汤（见下疳门）
附子饼（见附骨疽门）
臀痈生于小腹之后，位远僻奥，气亦罕到，血亦少来，凡生此者，湿热凝滞结聚乃成，得此毒必外发，庶
不内攻。初起毒从五脏蕴积者，患必有头红热，坠重如石，内必口干发热，宜内消沃雪汤通利积热，外以膏贴
疮顶，四边以如意金黄散敷之，拔出瘀脓紫血，内兼托药自愈。常有不知，内服败毒寒剂，外敷凉药，气血冰
凝，毒瓦斯不得外发，反致内攻，其疮头软陷无脓，根脚平散不痛，内热口干，烦躁谵语，痰喘气粗，恍惚不宁
者，俱为不治。但此多从毒积于内，自里至表者十有八、九，而
从风寒暑湿自外至里者，百中一、二，既出而复入里者，终为死候。
初起有头，红赤肿痛，顶高发热，根脚高耸者，为易治。已成 热发肿，疼痛有时，皮薄光亮，色红易脓
为顺。已溃脓稠而黄，色如猪脑，肿消痛止，起坐自便者易。初起粟米形或黄泡一点，平塌作痒，根脚散漫者
重。已成色紫坚硬，臀腿俱肿，小便涩滞，日久无脓者险。溃后无稠脓，顶空根软塌，手按不知疼，神昏无治
法。
Tuoli Xiaodu San (See Chapter on Ulcerative Diseases)
Shenqi Wan (See Chapter on Lung Abscess)
Shiquan Dabu Tang, Bazhen Tang, Buzhong Yiqi Tang, Siwu Tang (All See Chapter on Ulcerative Diseases)
Neixiao Woxue Tang, Lafan Wan (See Chapter on Ulcerative Diseases)
Jiulong Dan (See Chapter on Fish Mouth)
Longdan Xiegan Tang (See Chapter on Chancre)
Fuzi Bing (See Chapter on Bone-deep Carbuncle)
Buttock carbuncle occurs behind the lower abdomen. Its location is deep and remote, where Qi rarely reaches and Blood rarely flows. Any case arising here is formed by the coagulation, stagnation, and accumulation of Damp-Heat. Upon contracting this pathogenic toxin, it must manifest outwardly to prevent internal invasion. In the initial stage, if the toxin accumulates from the Zang organs, the affected area will present with redness, heat, swelling, and pain, feeling heavy like a stone. Internally, there will be dry mouth and fever. It is appropriate to use Neixiao Woxue Tang to clear accumulated heat internally, while applying an ointment to the top of the sore externally, and surrounding it with Ruyi Jinhuang San to draw out stasis, pus, and purple blood. Concurrently using tonic drugs to support the body's resistance will lead to self-healing. Often, those unaware of proper treatment administer cooling and toxic-clearing herbs internally and apply cooling medicines externally. This causes the freezing and coagulation of Qi and Blood, preventing the toxin from expelling outward, leading instead to internal invasion. The sore head becomes soft and sunken without pus, the base spreads flat without pain, accompanied by internal heat, dry mouth, restlessness, delirium, phlegm-panting, coarse breathing, and mental confusion. These are all considered intractable cases. However, most buttock carbuncles arise from internal toxin accumulation, spreading from interior to exterior in eight or nine out of ten cases. Cases originating from external Wind-Cold, Summerheat, or Dampness invading inward account for only one or two out of a hundred. If the pathogen emerges but re-enters the interior, it ultimately results in death.
In the initial stage, if there is a distinct head, redness, swelling, pain, high elevation of the top with fever, and a raised base, it is easy to treat. In the established stage, if heat causes swelling, pain is intermittent, the skin is thin and shiny, redness indicates suppuration, it is a favorable progression. After ulceration, if the pus is thick and yellow, resembling pig brain, swelling subsides, pain stops, and movement becomes free, it is easy to heal. In the initial stage, if it resembles a millet grain or a single yellow blister, is flat and itchy with a diffuse base, the condition is severe. In the established stage, if the color is purple and hard, with swelling of both the buttock and thigh, difficult urination, and no pus formation after a long time, the condition is dangerous. After ulceration, if there is no thick pus, the top is hollow and the base is soft and sunken, insensitivity to touch, and coma, there is no cure.