扶嬴、理劳续损，皆不出于前方，此外无法也。
附∶外科诸症疮名十律
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莲子发─形如莲子头多突起者是也。肿高溃脓者生，平塌阴陷者死。
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蜂窠发─形如蜂窠头含螺子，片片腐烂，孔孔流脓。红活者生，黑陷者死。
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井疽─心火妄动发之。 赤高肿者生，坚硬紫黑者死。
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玉枕疽─膀胱湿热凝滞而成。红肿者生，紫陷者死。
对心发─心火沸腾湿热凝之。肿高腐溃者生，软陷紫黑者死。
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夭疽─此阳火炽盛发之。红赤高肿者生，紫黑平陷者死。
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附骨疽─初起大腿筋骨作痛，久则漫肿出脓黄稠者生，气败者死。
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对口─太阳湿热结聚而成，高肿易脓易腐。
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失荣症─生于耳前后及项间，初如痰核，久则坚硬渐大如石；破后无脓惟流血水，坚
硬仍作肿痛异常，乃百死一生之症。
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耳后发─有头高肿者生，无脓软陷者死。
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脱疽─形如粟米，色如红枣者是也。生此百人百不救。
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脾肚痈─乃饮食炙爆浓味酿成。红赤高肿溃烂者生；紫黑平塌阴陷者死。
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高肿为痈，沉溃为疽。有脓者生，无脓者死。
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胃口疽─发在心胸之傍，阳者有头，阴者无头，乃饮食炙爆所致。
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唇疽─生唇上，有头脑起，寒热交作，胃经积毒所致。
流注─起于寒热不调，气血凝滞而生流注。
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二痈又名臀痈也。
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硬肿腐烂臭秽者是也。
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棉花疮─即杨梅疮是也。
To nourish the emaciated, regulate consumptive diseases, and repair injuries, none of these methods go beyond the previously mentioned formulas; there are no other methods here.
Appendix: Ten Rules for Naming Sores and Ulcers in Various Surgical Conditions
Illustration 1 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Lianzi Fa (Lotus Seed Eruption) — Characterized by a shape resembling the head of a lotus seed, mostly protruding. Prognosis is good (survival) if swelling is high and pus forms upon ulceration; prognosis is poor (death) if it is flat, collapsed, and sunken with Yin characteristics.
Illustration 2 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Fengke Fa (Honeycomb Eruption) — Resembles a honeycomb, with the head containing screw-like structures, rotting in patches, and oozing pus from each pore. Prognosis is good if red and vibrant; prognosis is poor if black and sunken.
Illustration 3 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Jing Ju (Well Carbuncle) — Caused by reckless movement of Heart Fire. Prognosis is good if red and highly swollen; prognosis is poor if hard and purple-black.
Illustration 4 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Yuzhen Ju (Jade Pillow Carbuncle) — Formed by stagnation of Damp-Heat in the Bladder. Prognosis is good if red and swollen; prognosis is poor if purple and sunken.
Duixin Fa (Opposite Heart Eruption) — Caused by boiling Heart Fire and stagnation of Damp-Heat. Prognosis is good if swollen, high, and undergoing putrefaction/ulceration; prognosis is poor if soft, sunken, and purple-black.
Illustration 5 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Yao Ju (Premature Death Carbuncle) — Arises from blazing Yang Fire. Prognosis is good if red, crimson, and highly swollen; prognosis is poor if purple-black and flat/sunken.
Illustration 6 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Gusu Ju (Bone-Attaching Carbuncle) — Initially presents as pain in the tendons and bones of the thigh. After a long time, diffuse swelling occurs with pus discharge; prognosis is good if the pus is yellow and thick; prognosis is poor if Qi fails.
Illustration 7 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Duikou (Mouth Opposite Carbuncle) — Formed by the aggregation of Damp-Heat in the Taiyang channel. It is highly swollen, prone to suppuration, and prone to putrefaction/ulceration.
Illustration 8 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Shirong Syndrome (Loss of Prosperity Syndrome) — Occurs around the ears and in the neck. Initially resembles phlegm nodules; over time, it becomes hard and gradually enlarges like a stone. After rupture, there is no pus, only bloody fluid, and hardness persists with abnormal swelling and pain. This is a critical condition with a mortality rate of nearly 100%.
Illustration 9 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Erhou Fa (Behind-Ear Eruption) — Prognosis is good if there is a head and high swelling; prognosis is poor if there is no pus and it is soft/sunken.
Illustration 10 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Tuoju (Falling Off Carbuncle) — Shaped like millet grains, colored like red dates. If this occurs, out of every hundred patients, not one can be saved.
Illustration 11 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Pidu Yong (Spleen-Belly Abscess) — Caused by consuming heavily fried, roasted, and rich flavors. Prognosis is good if red, crimson, highly swollen, and ulcerating; prognosis is poor if purple-black, flat, and sunken with Yin characteristics.
Illustration 12 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 13 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
High swelling indicates Yong (Abscess); deep ulceration indicates Ju (Carbuncle). Presence of pus indicates survival; absence of pus indicates death.
Illustration 14 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 15 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 16 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Weikou Ju (Stomach Opening Carbuncle) — Develops beside the heart and chest. Yang presentations have a head; Yin presentations do not. It is caused by consumption of heavily fried and roasted foods.
Illustration 17 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 18 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Chuju (Lip Carbuncle) — Appears on the lips, with a raised head, alternating chills and fever, caused by accumulated toxicity in the Stomach channel.
Liuzhu (Flowing Deposit) — Arises from imbalance of chills and fever, leading to stagnation of Qi and Blood, resulting in Liuzhu.
Illustration 19 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 20 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
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Illustration 22 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 23 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 24 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 25 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Eryong (Double Abscess), also known as Tun Yong (Buttock Abscess).
Illustration 26 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 27 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Characterized by hard swelling, putrefaction, foul odor.
Illustration 28 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 29 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Illustration 30 of Carbuncles and Ulcers
Mianhua Chuang (Cotton Sore) — Also known as Yangmei Chuang (Myrtle Berry Sore/Syphilitic Chancre).