申斗垣曰∶香瓣疮又名浸淫疮，初生甚小，先疮后痛，汁出浸淫，湿烂肌肉，延
及遍身，多生面上耳边。（《启玄》）
面上耳边香瓣疮。
羊须 荆芥 干枣（去核，各 存性，二钱）
研细入铅粉五分，每用少许油调，先以温汤洗净拭干，涂上即愈。
李东垣曰∶炼银疮即面洇疮，是母受胎之日，喜食酸辣及邪味过度，多生此疮。（《精义》）
申斗垣曰∶初生小儿绷缚手足，颐下颊肢窝腿丫内湿热之气蕴积，洇烂成疮，此
乃乳母看顾不到所致。不可用他药，只用伏龙肝一味，不拘多少，研细干掺，以纸隔之。（《启玄》）
面上生疮。
胡粉 轻粉 松香（各等分）
研细，鸡蛋黄煎，油调搽。
面上热毒恶疮（冯氏。）
胡粉 黄柏（炙） 黄连（各等分）
研细。猪油调敷。
面上毒疮初起，急寻水蜒蚰一二条，用酱少许，共捣涂纸上，留一小孔透气，粘贴。
胡公弼曰∶暑痘者乃暑热袭于皮毛，其形如痘圆净，根红胀痛，故有痘名。（《青囊》）
澄谓小儿因暑月烈日中戏嬉，或坐日晒砖石，或襁褓中受母暑热相感，皆能头
面丛生，名曰暑痘。施治之法，内宜清暑利热，拣要害处敷消数枚，切不可遍敷，若
一概敷消，则所感暑热无从外解，必致深入，疟痢势所难免，不可因其小而惑之。
Shen Douyuan stated: Xiangban Chuang (Fragrant Petal Sore), also known as Jin Yin Chuang (Oozing and Spreading Sore), initially presents with very small lesions. It begins with sores followed by pain; exudate flows out, oozing and spreading over the surrounding skin, causing damp-rotting of the muscles. It spreads to the entire body and often occurs on the face and around the ears. (From *Qixuan*)
Xiangban Chuang on the face and around the ears.
Yangxu (Sheep Whiskers), Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba), Gan Zao (Jujubae Fructus, pitted, each retaining their medicinal properties, 2 qian).
Grind into a fine powder, add Qianfen (Lead Carbonate, 5 fen). Use a small amount mixed with oil for application. First, wash the area with warm water and dry it thoroughly, then apply the paste for immediate healing.
Li Dongyuan stated: Lian Yin Chuang (Smelting Silver Sore), which is Mian Yin Chuang (Face Oozing Sore), arises because the mother, during pregnancy, excessively enjoyed sour, spicy, or strange-tasting foods, leading to this condition in the fetus. (From *Jingyi*)
Shen Douyuan stated: Newborn infants are tightly bound at the hands and feet, causing damp-heat qi to accumulate under the chin, in the cheeks, armpits, and leg creases. This accumulation leads to damp-rotting and sore formation, resulting from inadequate care by the wet nurse. Do not use other medicines; use only Fulonggan (Dragon's House Earth) alone, regardless of quantity, grind it into a fine powder, sprinkle it dry, and cover with paper. (From *Qixuan*)
Sores on the face.
Hufen (Basic Lead Carbonate), Qingfen (Calomel), Songxiang (Pine Rosin) (equal parts).
Grind into a fine powder, fry with Egg Yolk, mix with oil, and apply.
Malignant sores due to heat-toxin on the face (Formula by Feng Shi).
Hufen (Basic Lead Carbonate), Huangbai (Phellodendri Cortex, processed by stir-frying), Huanglian (Coptidis Rhizoma) (equal parts).
Grind into a fine powder. Mix with Pig Fat (Su You) and apply.
For early-stage toxic sores on the face, quickly find one or two Shui Yan You (Freshwater Leeches), add a little soy sauce, crush them together, spread onto paper, leave a small hole for ventilation, and paste it on the affected area.
Hu Gongbi stated: Shu Dou (Summer Heat Pox) is caused by summer-heat invading the skin and hair. Its shape resembles pox, being round and clean, with a red root that is swollen and painful, hence the name "pox." (From *Qingnang*)
Cheng (Gu Shicheng) believes that children playing in the scorching sun during summer months, sitting on bricks or stones heated by the sun, or being influenced by the mother's summer-heat while in swaddling clothes, can all cause this disease to grow densely on the head and face, named Shu Dou. The treatment method involves internally clearing summer-heat and draining heat. Select key areas to apply medication to eliminate a few lesions; do not apply it everywhere. If all lesions are treated uniformly, the contracted summer-heat will have no way to resolve externally, inevitably leading to deeper invasion. Malaria and dysentery will likely ensue. Do not be confused by its minor appearance.