马脾风（一名马鼻风，两鼻孔相扇，故以名之。）
印堂 期门 人中（男左女右各灸三壮）
哑惊
期门 天泉 颊车（各灸三壮）
诸惊
百会 印堂 期门 天泉
婴儿，在胎禀阴阳、五行之气，以生五脏、六腑。百骸之体悉具，必籍胎液以养之，受气既足，月满而生。分娩之
时，初离母体，口有液毒，啼声未出，急用软绢裹指，湛甘草汤，拭去口中毒液，此须良法。仓卒之际或有不及此法者，
以黄连、甘草、朱砂法俱妙，免使毒物咽下，伏之千内，遇天行时疫，热气熏蒸，乃乘于心。心主血脉，脉得血，流散
于胃。胃主肌肉，故发于外，而成痘疹之候，世之长幼无可免者。若根据初生拭口之法，而免痘疮之患，或遇天行时疫侵
染，只出肤疹细疮，易于调治。此乃秘法，人罕知者。又断脐之法，犹当谨慎。当隔单衣以牙咬断，将口暖气呵四五遍；
若用剪刀须纳怀中暖透用之。断脐，当令长至足。若大短则伤脏，令儿腹中不调；若大长则伤肌，令儿皮枯鳞起。断脐
之后不可入生水，以绵纸裹定，用艾火脐头灸五壮，或七壮。不拘寒暑，此法甚妙。不然重则脐风噤口，轻则脐疮腹痛
之症生矣。尤宜避风，初离胞胎亦宜温暖。芽儿者如初生之草芽，谨慎护持可也。
朱砂镇心膏 镇心安神解胎毒，去恶液。一生免痘疹之患。
辰砂（三分，水飞。） 牛黄（一分，无亦可。）
甘草、黄连各一钱煎汤，调化，抹儿口中。（未开乳前用。）
三朝洗儿法 用温汤不可过浴，亦不宜频洗。
猪胆（洗儿令皮肤细腻，不生疮疥。） 桃枝 柳枝（捶碎煎汤，可辟不祥。）
寅、卯、酉日洗儿更吉，如不值此三时亦佳。
回气法 治儿初生气欲绝，不能啼哭者，因难产冒寒所致。急以绵絮包裹，纳怀中，未可断脐，脱衣火上烘暖，
盖之；仍以纸燃醮油点火脐带上，往来遍燎，儿得火气，由脐入腹，以热醋汤浇荡脐带，待气回啼哭，方可断脐。
通便法 治儿初生，大小便不通，腹胀欲绝者。急令本妇口含温汤，吮咂儿前后心，并脐手足心，共七处。每
一处吮三五次，红色为度，须臾自通。不尔则无生气矣。遇此症，急用此法救之。
刺泡回生法 治儿生下即死，口中上 有泡，名曰悬痈，当塞气路。以手摘破，将帛拭血净即活。若血入喉亦
死。
遍身无皮法 治儿生下遍身无皮，用白早米为末，干扑上侯皮生方止。
无谷道 治儿生下无谷道，必假物以通之。通后用蜜炼老，捏如枣物大塞之，日用一次则不闭矣。
还元汤 解胎毒，补元阳，安神镇心，终身无痘疮之患。
脐带（一条即儿脱下者，炭火 过存性。）朱砂（三分）
同朱砂乳细，甘草汤调下，七日前后服。
硫黄膏 治儿十日内肾缩，啼哭不止，乃受寒故也。
硫黄 吴茱萸（各二钱）
为末，蒜煨熟，和药捣膏，贴小腹上，用绢缚之。
贴囟膏 儿出胎时被风寒吹囟，鼻塞气粗。
天南星（二钱） 皂角（三分） 北细辛（三分）
为末，葱汤加姜汁一茶匙，调敷囟上，烘手熨之。
蜜陀生散 治儿生下遍身如鱼泡，又如水晶，破则水流。此症多生于富贵之家，楼房居住，不沾土气故也。
蜜陀僧（五钱） 黄柏（三钱） 灶中土（二钱）
黄柏用猪胆汁炙黄为末，同乳极细掺之。
灶心土（名）伏龙肝（愈陈愈效）治脐水不干甚效。
龙肝散 治脐凸流水日久不愈，变脐风疮，终身之患。
黄柏（制如前炙） 赤石脂 伏龙肝（各一钱） 干胭脂 龙骨（各五分） 白矾（三分飞）
为末，加麝香少许，瓷罐收贮，每用少许掺上。
定惊膏 治儿胎惊时发如痫。
辰砂（二钱）
HT 细末，新汲水调涂五心，即止。
藏胎衣秘法（出子母秘录，儿难养者，用之永吉。）
小儿衣胞，用清水洗净，再用酒洗，入大豆、小豆各一合，将罐盛贮；次取城门土、市门土、狱门土、葱园土、韭
园土各一合，重覆上；再用五色绸，各一尺五寸，重系罐口，上用铁板一尺二寸，将净墨涂遍，用朱砂书云∶大豆某胡
去无辜，小豆历历去子癖，城门土见公卿，市门土足下行，狱门土避盗兵，葱韭土剪复生，与儿青，令儿寿命得长生；
与儿赤，令儿身命皆清吉；与儿白，令儿寿禄皆千百；与儿皂，令儿长寿不衰老；与儿黄，令儿清吉去百殃。急急如律
令。铁券置罐上，埋土入深三尺，此法试已有验，宜按行之。
剃胎头 寅丑日吉，丁未日凶。
加味归芎汤 新产二三日服之，去瘀生新，且无儿枕痛之苦。
当归（五钱） 川芎（二钱） 山楂（三钱）
水二瓯，煎瓯半，加赤砂糖十数茶匙服。
涌泉散 治妇新产乳少，或恼怒动气、或因久病郁结无乳者，并宜服之。穿山甲（五钱用前胸胁者蛤粉炒） 肉
豆蔻（三钱） 胡桃肉（一两去皮） 芝麻（一两炒同胡桃研如泥）
共捣成膏，每服三钱，好酒调下，合面睡一时，辰用猪蹄汤催之。又用油木梳双手梳乳千遍，乳行即止。未效，隔
日再用。乳胀，麦芽（炒）煎汤服。
Ma Pi Feng (also known as Ma Bi Feng, named so because the infant's two nostrils fan like a wing.)
Yintang (Ex-HN3), Qimen (LR14), Renzhong (GV26) (For male infants, moxa on the left side; for female infants, moxa on the right side; three moxa cones each.)
Ya Jing (Aphasia-type Convulsion)
Qimen (LR14), Tianquan (HT1), Jiache (ST6) (Three moxa cones each.)
Zhu Jing (Various Types of Infantile Convulsions)
Baihui (GV20), Yintang (Ex-HN3), Qimen (LR14), Tianquan (HT1)
The fetus receives the Qi of Yin and Yang and the Five Elements within the womb, thereby generating the Zang and Fu organs. The entire skeletal structure is complete but relies on amniotic fluid for nourishment. Once the Qi is sufficient and the gestational month is full, birth occurs. At the moment of delivery, upon leaving the maternal body, the infant has toxic fluids in the mouth and has not yet cried. Immediately wrap a finger with soft silk, dip it in Licorice Decoction, and wipe away the toxic fluids from the mouth; this is an excellent method. In urgent situations where this method cannot be applied immediately, using Coptis, Licorice, and Cinnabar is also effective to prevent the ingestion of toxins that might lie dormant within. If exposed to epidemic pathogens later, when heat steams upwards, it attacks the Heart. The Heart governs the blood vessels; once the vessels receive blood, it flows into the Stomach. The Stomach governs the muscles, so the pathology manifests externally, resulting in smallpox or chickenpox symptoms, which are unavoidable for people of all ages. If the initial mouth-wiping method is followed, the risk of smallpox/chickenpox can be avoided. Even if infected by epidemics, only minor skin rashes may appear, which are easier to treat. This is a secret method rarely known. Furthermore, umbilical cord cutting must be handled with caution. It should be bitten through while wearing a single layer of clothing, followed by blowing warm breath from the mouth four or five times. If scissors are used, they must be warmed in the chest before use. The length of the cut cord should be appropriate. If cut too short, it damages the internal organs, causing abdominal imbalance; if cut too long, it damages the muscles, causing dry, scaly skin. After cutting, avoid contact with raw water. Wrap securely with cotton paper and apply moxibustion to the umbilicus with three or seven cones, regardless of season. This method is highly effective. Otherwise, severe cases may result in Neonatal Tetanus (Umbilical Wind) with lockjaw, while mild cases may develop umbilical ulcers or abdominal pain. Wind avoidance is crucial, and warmth should be maintained for the newborn, who is like a tender grass sprout requiring careful protection.
Zhusha Zhenxin Gao (Cinnabar Calming Heart Ointment): Calms the Heart and Spirit, resolves fetal toxicity, and eliminates foul fluids. Prevents smallpox/chickenpox throughout life.
Chensha (Cinnabar, 3 fen, prepared by water levigation), Niuhuang (Calculus Bovis, 1 fen, optional).
Decoct Licorice and Coptis (each 1 qian) in water, dissolve the powder, and smear inside the infant's mouth. (Use before breastfeeding begins.)
San Chao Xi'er Fa (Third-Day Bathing Method): Use warm water for bathing; do not bathe excessively or frequently.
Zhudan (Pig Gallbladder, makes skin smooth and prevents sores), Tao Zhi (Peach Twig), Liu Zhi (Willow Twig) (Crushed and decocted to ward off misfortune).
Bathing on Yin, Mao, or You days is auspicious; other days are also acceptable.
Huiqi Fa (Restoring Qi Method): Treats infants with weak breath and inability to cry due to difficult labor and cold exposure. Immediately wrap in cotton wadding and place in the mother's chest. Do not cut the cord yet. Remove clothes, warm over fire, and cover. Ignite a paper torch dipped in oil and cauterize the umbilical cord repeatedly. The infant absorbs the fire's Qi, entering the abdomen. Then pour hot vinegar solution over the cord. Wait until the infant regains breath and cries before cutting the cord.
Tongbian Fa (Unblocking Bowels Method): Treats infants with constipation, urinary retention, and severe abdominal distension. Have the mother suck warm water from her mouth onto seven points: anterior and posterior chest, umbilicus, and palms/soles of hands and feet. Suck each point 3-5 times until redness appears. Passage will occur shortly. Failure to act results in loss of vitality. Apply this urgently.
Ci Pao Huisheng Fa (Puncture Blister Resuscitation Method): Treats stillborn infants with blisters on the upper palate, called Xuan Yong, blocking the airway. Break the blister manually, wipe blood clean with cloth, and the infant revives. If blood enters the throat, death ensues.
Bianshen Wupi Fa (Body Without Skin Method): Treats infants born without skin. Powder dried white early rice and apply dryly until skin regenerates.
Wu Gudao (Absence of Anus): Treats infants born without an anus. A substitute passage must be created initially. Afterwards, insert a honey-compressed pellet shaped like a jujube daily to prevent closure.
Huanyuan Tang (Restore Origin Decoction): Resolves fetal toxicity, tonifies Primordial Yang, calms the Heart, and prevents smallpox/chickenpox lifelong.
Qidai (Umbilical Cord, one piece, calcined to retain nature), Zhusha (Cinnabar, 3 fen).
Grind together with Cinnabar until fine. Administer with Licorice Decoction within seven days before or after birth.
Liuhuang Gao (Sulfur Ointment): Treats retracted testicles and incessant crying in infants under ten days old due to cold.
Liuhuang (Sulfur), Wuzhuyu (Evodia Fruit, each 2 qian).
Grind into powder. Roast garlic until cooked, mix with powder to form an ointment. Apply to the lower abdomen and bind with silk.
Xixin Gao (Fontanelle Application Ointment): Treats wind-cold invasion of the fontanelle at birth, causing nasal congestion and coarse breathing.
Tiannanxing (Arisaema Rhizome, 2 qian), Zaojiao (Gleditsia Sinensis, 3 fen), Beixixin (Asarum Root, 3 fen).
Grind into powder. Mix with Scallion Decoction and one teaspoon of Ginger Juice. Apply to the fontanelle and warm with hand pressure.
Miduoseng San (Lead Monoxide Powder): Treats infants born with bubble-like lesions resembling fish bubbles or crystal, leaking fluid upon rupture. Common in wealthy families living in buildings without earth contact.
Miduoseng (Lead Monoxide, 5 qian), Huangbai (Phellodendron Bark, 3 qian), Zaozhongtu (Furnace Earth, 2 qian).
Process Phellodendron with Pig Bile until yellow, then grind fine. Mix and sprinkle on lesions.
Zaoxintu (Furnace Earth, also known as Fulonggan, older is better): Highly effective for persistent umbilical discharge.
Longgan San (Dragon Liver Powder): Treats chronic umbilical protrusion with discharge turning into umbilical wind sores, a lifelong affliction.
Huangbai (Phellodendron, processed as above), Chishizhi (Red Halloysite), Fulonggan (Furnace Earth, each 1 qian), Ganyanzhi (Dried Blood of Pig, 5 fen), Longgu (Fossilized Bones, 5 fen), Baifan (Alumen, 3 fen, refined).
Grind into powder, add a small amount of Mosxiang (Musk). Store in a porcelain jar. Sprinkle sparingly on the lesion.
Dingjing Gao (Calming Convulsion Ointment): Treats fetal convulsions manifesting like epilepsy.
Chensha (Cinnabar, 2 qian).
Grind to fine powder. Mix with fresh well water. Apply to the five centers (palms, soles, and chest). Stops immediately.
Cang Taiyi Mifa (Secret Method for Placenta Burial) (From *Zimu Milu*, ensures longevity for difficult-to-nurture infants).
Clean the placenta with water, then wash with wine. Place with Soybean and Adzuki Bean (each 1 he) in a jar. Cover with City Gate Soil, Market Gate Soil, Prison Gate Soil, Scallion Garden Soil, and Leek Garden Soil (each 1 he). Seal the jar mouth with five-colored silk strips (1 chi 5 cun each). Place an iron plate (1 chi 2 cun) on top. Paint with clean ink. Write in Cinnabar: "Soybeans remove guilt, Adzuki beans remove pediatric masses; City gate soil brings nobility, Market gate soil aids walking, Prison gate soil avoids bandits, Scallion/Leek soil promotes regeneration; Give green to the child for long life; Give red for purity and luck; Give white for wealth and thousands of years; Give black for longevity without aging; Give yellow for purity and removing calamities. Execute swiftly." Place an iron token on the jar, bury deep (3 chi). This method is verified and should be practiced.
Ti Taitou (Shaving Head Hair): Auspicious on Yin and Chou days; inauspicious on Ding and Wei days.
Jiawei Guixiong Tang (Modified Angelica and Ligusticum Decoction): Taken 2-3 days postpartum to remove stasis, generate new blood, and prevent uterine lochia pain.
Danggui (Angelica Root, 5 qian), Chuanxiong (Ligusticum Rhizome, 2 qian), Shanzha (Hawthorn Fruit, 3 qian).
Decoct in two bowls of water until half remains. Add brown sugar (approx. 10 teaspoons) and take.
Yongquan San (Surging Spring Powder): Treats low lactation postpartum, or lack of milk due to anger/qi stagnation or chronic illness depression.
Shanjiapia (Pangolin Scales, 5 qian, from anterior chest, fried with Clam Shell Powder), Roudoukou (Nutmeg, 3 qian), Hutaorou (Walnut Kernel, 1 liang, peeled), Zhima (Sesame Seed, 1 liang, fried and ground with walnut into paste).
Grind into a paste. Take 3 qian mixed with good wine. Lie face down for one shichen. Stimulate flow with Pig Trotter Soup at Chen hour. Alternatively, comb breasts 1,000 times with an oily wooden comb until milk flows. If ineffective, repeat every other day. For breast distension, drink Stir-fried Barley Decoction.