四肢冰冷最为恶症。急看牙根上有小泡子如粟米状，照前法挑破，轻轻拭净恶血，勿令
咽下，前各方治之，最为奇效。
重舌、木舌、乃舌下生舌也，切不可刀剪伤之。宜用竹沥调蒲黄生末，匀敷舌下，神效
。或用头发烧灰五分搽之。
又，胎毒重舌、马牙，牙根肿胀，不能吮乳。桑树日出时，用刀砍桑树二三下，少时桑
树浆流出，取浆和蜂蜜少许涂之，立愈。此方并治脐风、鹅口、口舌生疮各症，极为神效。
初生小儿频频与看，总宜勤拭，口稍有故，勤搽桑树汁，免致舌硬口紧，渐成撮口，则难治
矣。
水龙骨（船底缝中陈油锻石）一两，硼砂二钱半，共研末和匀，每用少许，以鹅毛管吹
入
即囟门不合。小儿头缝不合，名曰解颅。用蛇蜕炒焦为末，和猪颊骨中髓调敷头顶上，
日搽三次，久之自愈。
又，囟开不合，鼻塞不通，用天南星泡去皮为末，淡醋调绯帛上贴囟门，烘手热，频熨
之，立效。
又，小儿囟陷，用半夏末，水调敷足心，自愈。
又，小儿囟填，谓囟门肿起也。也黄柏末，水调敷足心，即消。
又，囟开不合，用于姜七钱，细辛、桂心各五钱，共为末，姜汁和敷囟门，候小儿面赤
即愈。
Cold limbs are the most severe symptom. Immediately examine the gum roots for small blisters resembling millet grains, puncture them according to the previous method, gently wipe away the foul blood without letting the infant swallow it, and then treat with the formulas mentioned earlier; this yields the most miraculous effect.
Heavy tongue (zhong she) and wooden tongue (mu she) refer to a tongue-like growth under the tongue; do not injure it with knives or scissors. It is suitable to use bamboo sap (Zhuli) to mix with raw powder of Rhizoma Polygoni Cuspidati (Puhuang), applying it evenly under the tongue for divine efficacy. Alternatively, burn hair into ash, take 5 fen, and apply it.
Furthermore, for heavy tongue caused by fetal toxin, Ma Ya (white spots on gums), swollen gum roots, and inability to suckle milk: at sunrise, chop the mulberry tree two or three times with a knife; soon mulberry sap will flow out. Take the sap, mix with a little honey, and apply it; immediate recovery occurs. This formula also treats umbilical convulsion (Qi Feng), thrush (E Kou), and sores in the mouth and tongue with extreme efficacy. For newborns, frequent observation is necessary; always keep the mouth clean. If any abnormality arises, frequently apply mulberry sap to prevent tongue stiffness and tightness, which could gradually develop into Ju Kou (infant lockjaw), making it difficult to treat.
Use white lead powder (Hufen) mixed with old wall earth from the east side, ground into powder, and applied.
Water dragon bone (Shui Long Gu, referring to old oil and calcined stone from ship bottom seams) 1 liang, Borax (Pengsha) 2 qian 5 fen, grind together into a uniform powder. Use a small amount each time, blowing it in with a goose feather tube.
Lead oxide (Huang Dan, fired until red), Mung bean (Lü Dou), and Alum (Bai Fan), each 1 qian, grind together into powder, mix with saliva, and apply.
This refers to the fontanelle not closing. When an infant's cranial sutures do not close, it is called Jie Lu (split skull). Burn snake slough (She Tui) until charred, grind into powder, mix with marrow from the pig's cheekbone, and apply to the top of the head. Apply three times daily; it will heal naturally over time.
Additionally, for an open fontanelle that does not close, accompanied by nasal congestion: soak Tian Nan Xing, remove the skin, grind into powder, mix with light vinegar, apply to crimson silk fabric, stick to the fontanelle, warm with hands, and frequently moxa/iron with heat for immediate effect.
Additionally, for an infant with a sunken fontanelle: use Ban Xia powder, mix with water, and apply to the sole of the foot; it heals naturally.
Additionally, for an infant with a bulging fontanelle, meaning the fontanelle swells up: use Huang Bo powder, mix with water, and apply to the sole of the foot; the swelling subsides immediately.
Additionally, for an open fontanelle that does not close: use 7 qian of dried ginger (Gan Jiang), 5 qian each of Radix Asari (Xi Xin) and Cinnamomi Cortex (Gui Xin), grind into powder, mix with ginger juice, and apply to the fontanelle. Recovery occurs when the infant's face turns red.