Marsileae quadrifoliae Herba (Ma Bian Cao) is crushed to extract half a cup of juice (avoid iron vessels), which is consumed in one go. It heals within ten days. (For horses suffering from various diseases, Impatiens balsamina (Bai Feng Xian Hua) with roots and leaves is decocted into a paste, applied to the four corners of the eyes, and the horse sweats and heals.)
Artemisiae Scopariae Herba (Yin Chen) is boiled into a concentrated decoction for washing, resulting in immediate recovery.
Ginkgo biloba seeds (Bai Guo) are decocted for washing one or two times. If ulcerated, crab roe is applied, or fresh Zanthoxylum bungeanum leaves (Sheng Jiao Ye) are decocted for washing.
Duan Shi Shui (Water from calcined alum/iron sulfate) is used for topical application, or Allium tuberosum juice (Jiu Cai) is crushed and applied, or crab shells are decocted for warm washing, or Cunninghamia lanceolata wood shavings (Shan Mu Xie) are decocted for washing.
Sores in the hair resembling beads cause continuous painful contagion and can be fatal.
Fresh Radish (Sheng Luo Bo) is crushed, mixed with vinegar, and applied to the affected area.
If purple veins appear in the popliteal fossa (calf bend), bleeding via silver needle puncture leads to healing. Internally, Sapium sebiferum leaves (Wu Shu Ye) or roots are pounded into water and drunk until full; even near death, it can be saved. Additionally, Toona sinensis leaves (Chun Shu Ye) are pounded and taken with wine.
Fresh male chicken manure (Sheng Xiong Ji Fen) is applied to the carbuncle (Ding) continuously; using several chickens is effective.
Luffa cylindrica peel (Si Gua Pi) is roasted, powdered, and mixed with distilled liquor (Shao Jiu) for application. Alternatively, raw sesame seeds (Sheng Zhi Ma) are chewed and applied.
Another prescription: Raw tung oil (Sheng Tong You) is applied; after yellow fluid drains and is dried, it is reapplied until healed after several times. Alternatively, old shoe soles are heated and ironed on the area several times.
Seven grains of Zanthoxylum bungeanum (Hua Jiao) and seven green onion bulbs (Cong Tou) are decocted for washing.
Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gan Cao), honey-fried, is powdered and frequently applied with honey. (Also treats various sores).
Another method: Testudinis Carapax et Plastrum powder (Bie Jia Mo) is mixed with egg white, or simply applied with white honey.
Sores on the genitals (Sheng Yin Tou):
Canarium album (Gan Lan) is burned to retain its nature, powdered, and applied with oil.
Another method: Seven jujube pits (Zao He), burnt and powdered, and hair (Washed clean of grease), burnt to ash, are mixed in equal parts and applied.
Raw Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Sheng Gan Cao) decoction is used for fumigation and washing, followed by application of Sepiae Endoconcha powder (Hai Piao Xiao).
Amomi Fructus shell (Sha Ren Qiao) decoction is used to wash clean, then mud from above a latrine is scraped, sun-dried, finely powdered, and applied with sesame oil (Ma You).
Proventriculi Gigeriae Gallinae Periostracum (Ji Zhun Pi) is burned to retain its nature, powdered, and applied dry. Or, Marsilea quadrifolia leaves (Xing Ye) in water are crushed into cotton-like material, inserted into the lesion, three times daily.
Eggshells from eggs hatched by brooding hens are burnt to ash, mixed with clear oil for application; Malvae Verticillatae Folium (Fu Rong Ye) application is also excellent.
Known as Du Ru (Jealousy Breast / Early-stage Mastitis):
Vinegar mixed with dust from roof beams is applied.
White chicken droppings (Bai Ji Shi) are stir-fried and powdered, taken with wine, one teaspoon per dose, cured after three doses.
Leonuri Herba (Yi Mu Cao) powder is mixed with water and applied.
Malvae Verticillatae Radix (Fu Rong Gen) is chopped, decocted with wine, and drunk as much as possible.
Another method: Cow dung mixed with wine is applied.
Another method: Drink one bowl of Allium fistulosum juice (Cong Zhi).