此疮绕颈而生，皮伤赤，若匝颈，则害人。此亦是风湿搏于血气之所生也。
此由风气相搏，变成热毒，而生疮于指节或指头。初似疥，甚痒，经宿乃紫黑也。
俗云∶人有用瓠花上露水以洗水，遇毒即作疮，因以名之。
其疮生，皆两两相对，头戴白脓。俗云∶人有误小便故灶处，即生此疮。小儿多患也。
此疮十数个集生一处，因以为名。亦是皮肤偏有虚处，风湿搏于血气变生。
方云∶犯屋示所为，未详其形状。
乌啄疮，四畔起，中央空是也。此亦是风湿搏于血气之所变生。以其如乌鸟所啄。因以
摄领疮，如癣之类，生于颈上，痒痛，衣领拂着即剧。云是衣领揩所作，故名摄领疮也
鸡督疮，生胁旁。此疮亦是风湿搏于血气之所变生。以其形似鸡屎，因以为名也。
断耳疮，生于耳边，久不瘥，耳乃取断。此亦月食之类，但不随月生长为异。
此疮亦是风湿搏血气所生。以其断耳，因以为名也。
此疮状绕腰生，如蠼 尿，但不痛为异耳。此疮亦是风湿搏血气所生，而世人呼之为新
土风疮，状如风胗而头破，乍发乍瘥。此由肌腠虚疏，风尘入于皮肤故也。俗呼之为土风疮。
This type of sores arises around the neck, with damaged skin appearing red; if it encircles the neck completely, it can be harmful to life. This is also caused by the struggle between wind-dampness (Fengshi) and blood-qi (Xueqi).
This results from the contention between wind pathogen and internal qi, transforming into heat-toxin (Redu), which generates sores on the finger joints or fingertips. Initially resembling scabies (Jie), it is intensely pruritic, turning purple-black after one night.
Folklore states: If a person uses dew from bottle gourd flowers to wash their body and encounters toxins, sores will appear, hence the name.
These sores typically appear in pairs, topped with white pus. Folklore claims that sitting mistakenly on a used stove causes this sore. It is common in children.
Numerous sores cluster together in one area, giving rise to its name. This is also due to local deficiency in the skin, where wind-dampness struggles with blood-qi, leading to transformation and generation.
Medical texts state: Caused by violating taboos related to the character "Shi" in the house, though the specific morphology remains unclear.
Crow-pecked sore (Wuzhuo Chuang): The four sides are raised while the center is hollow. This is also a transformation caused by wind-dampness struggling with blood-qi. It is named so because its shape resembles marks left by a crow pecking.
Collar-grabbing sore (Sheling Chuang): Similar to tinea (Xuan), it arises above the neck, causing itching and pain, which intensifies when rubbed by clothing collars. It is said to be caused by friction from collars, hence the name.
Chicken-dung sore (Jidu Chuang): Arises on the side of the hypochondrium. This sore is also generated by wind-dampness struggling with blood-qi. It is named so because its shape resembles chicken excrement.
Ear-severing sore (Duan'er Chuang): Arises beside the ear; if untreated for a long time, the ear may fall off. This belongs to the category of lunar-eclipse sores (Yueshi), differing only in that it does not grow according to the phases of the moon. This sore is also generated by wind-dampness struggling with blood-qi. It is named so because it leads to the severing of the ear.
The morphology of this sore encircles the waist, resembling the urine trail of a earwig (Qusou), differing only in that it is painless. This sore is also generated by wind-dampness struggling with blood-qi, and people call it Xin... [Text incomplete].
Earth-wind sore (Tufeng Chuang): Resembles wind-rash (Fenzhen) with broken tops, appearing intermittently and healing intermittently. This is due to the looseness of muscle pores (Maoke), allowing wind and dust to enter the skin. Folk call it earth-wind sore.
Leisurely-wind sore (Yifeng Chuang): Appears all over the body, resembling tinea or scabies with itching. This is caused by wind pathogen dissipating within the skin, hence the name leisurely-wind sore.
Steamer-belt sore (Zengdai Chuang): Arises encircling the waist. This is also generated by wind-dampness struggling with blood-qi, resembling the belt of a steamer, hence the name. It is also said: This sore encircles the waist... [Text incomplete].