六味地黄丸 方见卷一胎疾门。
封囟法 治头缝不合，名曰解颅。
天南星不拘多少，以姜汁炒枯，研细末，醋调涂于绢帛上，烘热贴囟门上，以合为度。
泻青丸 方见四卷啼哭门。
参苏饮 方见卷三咳嗽门。
参苓白术散 方见卷三疳证门。
八味地黄丸 方见卷一保产门。
小柴胡汤 方见卷二伤寒门。此加粉葛、当归、白芍。
十全大补汤 方见卷一保产门。
补肾地黄汤 方见卷三哮喘门。
六君子汤 方见卷二类搐门。
生脉散 治筋软无力，天柱骨倒。
木鳖子（六个） 蓖麻子（六十个，并去壳）
以药研如泥，先抱头起，以手摩其颈令热，津唾调药，涂颈项。
又方 贴项软。
生附子（去皮，二钱） 生南星（去皮脐，三钱）
共研末，姜汁调，摊贴患处。
小儿解颅，或因病后忽然囟门宽大，头缝四破。此脑髓不充，大虚之候。用鹿茸、防风、白芨、柏子仁四
味各五钱，共为末，乳汁调作饼，贴囟门上，一日一换，以合为度。
治小儿囟陷如坑，由久病真元不足，气血两虚，大凶之候。速宜十全大补加鹿茸、姜、枣煎服；外用狗头骨
炙黄为末，鸡蛋清调敷之，效。
经曰∶诸脉者，皆属于目。又曰∶东方青气，入通于肝，开窍于目。夫目虽为肝窍，
而五脏俱备，神之所托。故白珠属肺，黑珠属肝，瞳仁属肾，两角属心，上下眼胞属脾，五脏五色，各有所司。
心主赤，赤甚者心实热也，赤微者心虚热也；肝主青，青甚者肝热也，淡青者肝虚也；脾主黄，黄甚者脾热
也，淡黄者脾虚也。目无精光，及白睛多而黑睛少者，肝肾俱不足也。
目内赤色，心经积热上攻。宜泻丙火从小便而出，导赤散加黄连、防风。
目内黄者，脾热也，宜泻黄散；上下眼胞肿者，脾经风热，亦同上治。
目连扎者，肝有风也。凡病或新或久，肝风入目，上下左右如风吹，儿不能任，故连扎也。泻青丸。
目直视者，肝有热也。热气入目，障其筋脉，目之两角俱紧，不能转运，故直视也。泻青丸。
小儿初生目闭，此胎热也。内服生地黄汤，外用胆草煎汤洗目上，一日七次，恐延缠则损目。
小儿生下眼胞赤烂者，由产时拭洗不净，以致秽恶侵渍两目角，故两胞赤烂，至长不瘥。真金散。
小儿久嗽，其目两眶肿黑，如物伤损，白珠红赤如血，谓之血眼。内服泻白散，外用贴法。
小儿生下数月之内，目不见物，谓之雀目，由肝虚也。六味地黄丸，常以猪肝煮熟压药。
小儿热病，其目羞明喜暗者，风热也。宜疏散风热，清阳散火汤。
Liuwei Dihuang Wan (Six-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill) - Formula see Volume I, Section on Fetal Diseases.
Fengxin Fa (Sealing Fontanel Method) - Treats unclosed cranial sutures, known as Jielu (Delayed Closure of the Fontanelle).
Tian Nan Xing (Arisaematis Rhizoma) in any quantity, stir-fried with ginger juice until dry, ground into fine powder, mixed with vinegar, applied onto silk fabric, warmed and pasted on the fontanelle, stop when closed.
Xieqing Wan (Drain Blue Pill) - Formula see Volume IV, Section on Crying.
Shensu Yin (Ginseng and Perilla Decoction) - Formula see Volume III, Section on Cough.
Shenling Baizhu San (Ginseng, Poria, and Atractylodes Macrocephala Powder) - Formula see Volume III, Section on Gan Syndrome (Malnutrition).
Bawei Dihuang Wan (Eight-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill) - Formula see Volume I, Section on Obstetrics.
Xiao Chaihu Tang (Minor Bupleurum Decoction) - Formula see Volume II, Section on Cold Damage. This prescription adds Fen Ge (Puerariae Lobatae Radix), Dang Gui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix), and Bai Shao (Paeoniae Radix Alba).
Shiquan Dabu Tang (Complete Great Tonifying Decoction) - Formula see Volume I, Section on Obstetrics.
Bushen Dihuang Tang (Kidney-Tonifying Rehmannia Decoction) - Formula see Volume III, Section on Asthma.
Liujunzi Tang (Six-Gentlemen Decoction) - Formula see Volume II, Section on Convulsions.
Shengmai San (Generate Pulse Powder) - Treats flaccid tendons and weakness, Tianzhu Gu Dao (Collapse of the Heavenly Pillar Bone, i.e., inability to hold the head upright).
Mie Bie Zi (Strychni Semen) (six pieces), Bi Ma Zi (Ricini Semen) (sixty pieces, shells removed).
Grind the herbs into a paste. First, support the infant's head, massage the neck by hand until warm, mix the paste with saliva, and apply to the neck and nape.
Another Prescription - For softness of the neck.
Sheng Fu Zi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Preparata, raw) (peeled, 2 qian), Sheng Nan Xing (Arisaematis Rhizoma, raw) (peeled and umbilicus removed, 3 qian).
Grind together into powder, mix with ginger juice, spread and apply to the affected area.
Pediatric Jielu (Delayed Closure of the Fontanelle), or sudden widening of the fontanelle and splitting of cranial sutures after illness. This indicates insufficient brain marrow, a sign of severe deficiency. Use Luzhu (Cervi Cornu Colligens), Fangfeng (Saposhnikoviae Radix), Baiji (Bletillae Rhizoma), and Baiziren (Biocae Semen) each at 5 qian, grind into powder, mix with milk to make cakes, apply to the fontanelle, change once daily, stop when closed.
To treat a sunken fontanelle like a pit in children, caused by prolonged illness leading to insufficiency of True Yuan (Original Qi), with both Qi and Blood deficiency, a sign of extreme peril. Quickly use Shiquan Dabu Tang added with Luzhu (Cervi Cornu Colligens), ginger, and dates, decocted and taken orally; externally, roast dog skull bone until yellow, grind into powder, mix with egg white for topical application, effective.
The Classics state: All meridians belong to the eyes. It also states: The Green Qi of the East enters and connects with the Liver, opening through the eyes. Although the eyes are the orifice of the Liver, all five Zang organs are present within them, serving as the residence of Shen (Spirit). Thus, the sclera (white part) belongs to the Lung, the iris/pupil (black part) belongs to the Liver, the pupil belongs to the Kidney, the canthi (corners) belong to the Heart, and the upper and lower eyelids belong to the Spleen. The Five Zang organs correspond to the Five Colors, each having its specific governance. The Heart governs red; intense red indicates Heart Excess Heat, while slight red indicates Heart Deficient Heat. The Liver governs green; intense green indicates Liver Heat, while pale green indicates Liver Deficiency. The Spleen governs yellow; intense yellow indicates Spleen Heat, while pale yellow indicates Spleen Deficiency. Eyes lacking luster, and those with excessive sclera and insufficient iris/pupil, indicate insufficiency of both Liver and Kidney.
Redness inside the eyes is due to accumulated heat in the Heart Meridian attacking upwards. It is appropriate to drain Bing Fire (Heart Fire) via urination, using Daochi San (Guiding Out Red Powder) added with Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma) and Fangfeng (Saposhnikoviae Radix).
Yellow color inside the eyes indicates Spleen Heat, appropriate to use Xiehuang San (Drain Yellow Powder); swelling of upper and lower eyelids indicates Wind-Heat in the Spleen Meridian, treated similarly as above.
Frequent blinking indicates Wind in the Liver. Whether new or chronic disease, if Liver Wind enters the eyes, causing sensations of wind blowing from all directions, which the child cannot bear, thus resulting in frequent blinking. Use Xieqing Wan (Drain Blue Pill).
Staring straight ahead indicates Heat in the Liver. Heat qi enters the eyes, obstructing the sinews and vessels, causing tension at both corners of the eyes and inability to move, thus resulting in staring. Use Xieqing Wan (Drain Blue Pill).
Infants born with eyes closed is due to Fetal Heat. Internally take Shengdihuang Tang (Rehmannia Decoction); externally wash the eyes with Gentiana Decoction seven times a day, lest it become lingering and damage vision.
Redness and ulceration of eyelids shortly after birth is due to incomplete cleaning during delivery, allowing filth to invade and soak the eye corners, causing persistent redness and ulceration. Use Zhenjin San (True Gold Powder).
Chronic cough in children leading to swollen and darkened eye sockets, resembling injury, with sclera red as blood, is called Blood Eye. Internally take Xiebai San (Drain White Powder); externally use application method.
Inability to see objects within months of birth is called Que Mu (Bird's Eye/Night Blindness), caused by Liver Deficiency. Use Liuwei Dihuang Wan (Six-Ingredient Rehmannia Pill), commonly taking cooked liver to press the medicine.
Children with febrile diseases who fear light and prefer darkness have Wind-Heat. It is appropriate to disperse Wind-Heat, using Qingyang Sanhuo Tang (Clear Yang and Dispel Fire Decoction).