（附火丹）
对口疖初起
桃叶尖九个，捣烂掺入愈。 一用母鸡屎（抱小鸡热屎）取涂。 一用 鲜茄蒂七个，
鲜何首乌、轻粉各等分，水二盅煎八分，一服出脓，再服收口。 一用 猪苦胆剖开，碗盛
涂完即愈。男用雄猪胆，女用母猪胆。（《单方全集》）
治对口疖神效方
天茄（即白牵牛）叶带茎子采来，同生姜三片捣敷，早晚一换，三日全愈。（抄本）
\x热疖\
五月五日午时取独郎大蒜切片贴眉心，至夏不发。 一用 菊花根捣汁，无灰酒冲服。
疖在上身空心服；疖在下体饱服，自消。（《秘方总集》）
小面疖
采二蚕桑叶，滴下支水点上愈。（古方）
诸疖（孔内凸出 肉）
取乌梅肉捣烂，量大小摊贴即消，神妙无比。（《本草》）
KT 疖∶
皮底旧鞋一只，去泥净，烧灰存性研末，菜油调敷，其脓自出，屡试有效。 一用 屋
内倒挂烟尘，猪胆汁调敷。一用磁器捶碎如粉，鸡子清调敷。 一用 百草霜研细，菜油调
围立效，俱验过。（《单方秘录》）
火丹（满身生遍，形如水泡煮）
用小儿胎衣瓶内水，将鸡毛抹上，随手而愈。（单方）
白蛇缠腰（腰里起红泡一圈，若不早治，被其缠到者不救。缠腰如 腰样）
蛇壳一条，烧灰存性，坑厕板上浮泥刮下，同研细，用童便调敷数次，一、二日即愈。
一用 白芨八钱，水龙骨（粪般者妙）共研末，无根水调敷。 一用锅脐灰，将臭饭脚水调
敷。（《单方秘录》）
诸般流火
野芥腊子四、五钱，研细，醋调敷上。（《卫生备要》）
(Attached: Huodan [Fire Carbuncle])
Initial stage of Duikou Jie (Carbuncle at the nape): Take nine tips of peach leaves, pound them into a paste, and apply it to the affected area for cure. Alternatively, use hen manure (hot feces from a brooding hen) to extract juice and apply it. Or take seven fresh eggplant calyxes, equal parts of fresh Polygonum multiflorum root (He Shou Wu) and Calomelas (Qing Fen), decoct with two bowls of water until reduced to eight-tenths volume; one dose promotes pus discharge, and a second dose promotes wound healing. Or split open a pig gallbladder, collect the bile in a bowl, and apply it thoroughly over the lesion for immediate cure. Use male pig gallbladder for men, and female pig gallbladder for women. (From *Danfang Quanji* [Complete Collection of Single Remedies])
Divine Efficacy Prescription for Treating Duikou Jie:
Harvest leaves of Tianqie (i.e., Pharbitis nil / White Morning Glory) along with stems and seeds, pound them together with three slices of fresh ginger, and apply as a poultice. Change once morning and evening; complete recovery occurs within three days. (Copied manuscript)
\Re Jie [Heat Carbuncle]\
On the noon hour of the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, slice a single-clove garlic and apply it to the glabella (Yintang area); this prevents recurrence throughout the summer. Alternatively, crush Chrysanthemum roots to extract juice, and administer mixed with unadulterated wine. If the carbuncle is on the upper body, take the medicine on an empty stomach; if on the lower body, take it after a full meal; the carbuncle will subside spontaneously. (From *Mifang Zongji* [General Collection of Secret Prescriptions])
Small Facial Carbuncle:
Harvest two mulberry leaves used for silkworms, collect the dew or sap dripping from them, and dot it onto the affected area for cure. (Ancient prescription)
Various Carbuncles (with protruding flesh inside the pore):
Take meat from dried dark plum (Wumei), pound into a paste, spread according to the size of the lesion, and apply for topical treatment; it dissipates instantly, with miraculous efficacy. (From *Bencao* [Compendium of Materia Medica])
KT Jie:
Take one old shoe sole, remove dirt, clean it, burn it to ash while preserving its medicinal nature, grind into fine powder, mix with rapeseed oil, and apply; pus will discharge naturally. This has been tested repeatedly with effective results. Alternatively, use soot accumulated from hanging indoors, mixed with pig bile for application. Or crush porcelain vessels into powder-like consistency, mix with egg white for application. Or use Baicaoshuang (soot from kitchen chimneys), grind finely, mix with rapeseed oil, and apply circumferentially around the lesion; immediate effect observed, all verified. (From *Danfang Milu* [Secret Records of Single Remedies])
Huodan [Fire Carbuncle] (widespread eruption resembling boiled blisters):
Use water from the bottle containing a newborn's placenta, dip a chicken feather into it, and wipe it over the lesions for immediate cure. (Single remedy)
Bai She Chan Yao [White Snake Wrapping the Waist] (a ring of red blisters appears on the waist; if not treated early, once it wraps around completely, it is incurable. Wraps around the waist like a belt):
Take one snake skin, burn to ash preserving medicinal nature, scrape floating mud from latrine boards, grind both together finely, mix with urine from a young boy (Tongbian), and apply several times; recovery occurs within one to two days. Alternatively, use 8 qian of Bletilla striata (Bai Ji) and Shuilinggu (Polypodium vulgare, preferably the type resembling feces), grind into powder, mix with "rootless water" (rainwater) for application. Or use ash from the bottom center of a wok, mix with water from leftover rice residue for application. (From *Danfang Milu* [Secret Records of Single Remedies])
Various Types of Liuhuo [Flowing Fire]:
Take 4-5 qian of Yejielazi (wild mustard seed cake/residue), grind finely, mix with vinegar, and apply topically. (From *Weisheng Beiyao* [Essentials for Health Preservation])