小儿痫狂，用甘遂末一钱，猪心血和煨熟，加朱砂末一钱捣为丸，麻子大，每服十数粒。小儿多热狂言欲作惊，
以竹沥饮之，大人亦然。小儿蓦然无故大叫作声者，必死。是火大发，其气虚甚故也。
小儿夜啼者，邪热乘心，黄连以姜汁炒，甘草，竹叶煎服。又用灯心灰涂乳上，令小儿吮之。肠寒多啼成痫
者，当归末乳汁调灌。又方，以鸡窠草安卧席下，毋令母知。又方，以干牛粪如掌大，着席下。又方，儿啼不止
如鬼状，用蝉蜕下半截，去上半截为末，炒一字，薄荷汤下。小儿惊哭不止，有泪是肚痛，用苏合香丸酒服。如是
天吊，用天吊藤膏。一方，治夜啼用∶人参（一钱半） 黄连（一钱半姜汁炒） 炙甘草（五分） 竹叶（二十片
）姜（一片） 水煎。
一方，苦参、黄丹、五倍子、青黛等分。又方，江茶、粉草为末敷。小儿口疮，白矾末糁之。小儿白屑满
口，状如鹅口，用发缠指，蘸井水拭舌上。 黄丹亦可敷。
小儿中风，苏合香丸，姜汁灌之，次用局方省风汤、小续命汤加麝香根据法煎服。又方，先以酒化苏合香丸，加姜
汁少许灌之，次用八味顺气散，后用小续命汤。甚者只用木香、天南星、生姜十片，煎服。无南星，木香浓煎服。小
儿中风，局方术附汤，生姜二十片调苏合香丸，口进多服。或气短头晕、手足厥逆者，以前药送养正丹五十丸至百丸，
必效。小儿三岁中风不效者，松叶一斤，酒一斗，煮取三升，顿服。汗出立瘥。
小儿患痫病或狂证，使用甘遂末一钱，与猪心血混合后煨熟，再加入朱砂末一钱，捣制成如麻子大小的丸剂，每次服用十余粒。小儿多因热盛而狂言乱语、欲发惊风，可饮用竹沥；成人出现类似症状也适用此法。小儿突然无故大声呼叫的，必定死亡，这是因为火邪大发，导致正气极度虚弱所致。
小儿夜间啼哭，是邪热侵犯心脏所致，可用黄连以姜汁炒制，配伍甘草、竹叶煎汤服用。又方：用灯心草灰涂抹在乳头（或乳汁）上，让小儿吮吸。若因肠寒导致多啼进而发展为痫证的，用当归末调乳汁灌服。又一方法：将鸡窠草（一种草药）安放在卧席之下，不要让母亲知道。又一方法：将手掌大小的干牛粪放在席下。又一方法：小儿啼哭不止且状如鬼魅，取蝉蜕的下半截，去掉上半截研为细末，炒至“一字”量（约0.5-1克），用薄荷汤送服。小儿惊哭不止，若有眼泪流出则是肚痛所致，用苏合香丸酒送服。如果是天吊风（惊风的一种），用天吊藤膏治疗。另一治疗夜啼的方子：人参（一钱半）、黄连（一钱半，姜汁炒）、炙甘草（五分）、竹叶（二十片）、生姜（一片），加水煎服。
一方：苦参、黄丹、五倍子、青黛各等分。又一方法：江茶、粉草（甘草）研为细末外敷。小儿口疮，用白矾末撒敷患处。小儿满口白屑，状如鹅口疮，用头发缠在手指上，蘸井水擦拭舌头。黄丹也可以外敷。
搐鼻药：用郁金、黎芦、瓜蒂各等分，研为细末，用水调和，吸入鼻腔内。
小儿中风，用苏合香丸，姜汁灌服，随后用局方省风汤、小续命汤加麝香，按照常规方法煎服。又一方法：先用酒化开苏合香丸，加入少许姜汁灌服，随后用八味顺气散，最后用小续命汤。病情严重的，只用木香、天南星、生姜十片，煎汤服用。如果没有天南星，仅用浓煎的木香服用。小儿中风，也可用局方术附汤，配合生姜二十片调服苏合香丸，口服较多剂量。如果出现气短头晕、手足厥冷的情况，用上述药物送服养正丹五十丸至一百丸，必定有效。小儿三岁中风服药无效的，用松叶一斤，酒一斗，煮取三升，一次性服用，出汗后立即痊愈。
Pediatric epilepsy and mania are treated with *Gansui* (Kansui Root) powder, one qian, mixed with pig heart blood and roasted, then combined with *Zhusha* (Cinnabar) powder, one qian, pounded into pills the size of hemp seeds; each dose consists of ten to twenty pills. Children often suffer from heat-induced mania with delirious speech and impending convulsions; administering *Zhuli* (Bamboo Sap) is effective, and this method also applies to adults. If a child suddenly cries out loudly without cause, it indicates imminent death due to excessive fire pathogen causing extreme deficiency of healthy qi.
Night crying in children is caused by evil heat invading the Heart. It is treated by decocting *Huanglian* (Coptis Rhizome) stir-fried with ginger juice, along with *Gancao* (Licorice Root) and *Zhuye* (Bamboo Leaf). Another method involves applying *Dengxincao* (Juncus Effusus Ash) to the nipple for the infant to suckle. If night crying leads to epilepsy due to intestinal cold, *Danggui* (Angelica Sinensis) powder mixed with milk is administered. Another prescription suggests placing *Jikecao* (a specific herb) under the sleeping mat without the mother's knowledge. Another method involves placing a palm-sized piece of dried cow dung under the mat. For incessant crying resembling a possessed state, the lower half of *Chantui* (Cicada Slough) is separated from the upper half, powdered, stir-fried to the measure of "one zi" (approx. 0.5-1g), and taken with mint tea. Incessant crying with tears indicates abdominal pain; *Suhe Xiang Wan* (Styrax Pill) is taken with wine. For *Tiandiao* wind (a type of pediatric convulsion), *Tiandiaoteng Gao* (Tianteng Vine Paste) is used. Another formula for night crying includes: *Renshen* (Ginseng Root) 1.5 qian, *Huanglian* (Coptis Rhizome) 1.5 qian (stir-fried with ginger juice), *Zhi Gancao* (Honey-fried Licorice Root) 0.5 qian, *Zhuye* (Bamboo Leaf) 20 leaves, and *Shengjiang* (Fresh Ginger) 1 slice, decocted in water.
One formula consists of equal parts of *Kushen* (Sophora Root), *Huandan* (Lead Monoxide), *Wubeizi* (Chinese Gall), and *Qingdai* (Indigo Naturalis). Another method uses *Jiangcha* (River Tea) and *Fengcao* (Licorice Root) powdered for external application. For oral ulcers, *Baifan* (Alum) powder is sprinkled on the lesions. For thrush characterized by white patches covering the mouth like goose mouth, hair wrapped around a finger dipped in well water is used to wipe the tongue. *Huandan* (Lead Monoxide) can also be applied externally.
Nasal insufflation medicine is made from equal parts of *Yujin* (Turmeric Tuber), *Lilu* (Veratrum Nigrum Rhizome), and *Gua Di* (Melon Spine), powdered and mixed with water for nasal administration.
For pediatric stroke, *Suhe Xiang Wan* (Styrax Pill) is administered with ginger juice, followed by *Jufang Shengfeng Tang* (Bureau Formula Wind-Extinguishing Decoction) or *Xiao Xuming Tang* (Minor Xu-Ming Decoction) with added *Shexiang* (Musk), prepared according to standard methods. Another method involves dissolving *Suhe Xiang Wan* (Styrax Pill) in wine with a little ginger juice, followed by *Bawei Shunqi San* (Eight-Ingredient Qi-Smoothing Powder), and finally *Xiao Xuming Tang* (Minor Xu-Ming Decoction). In severe cases, only *Muxiang* (Aucklandia Root), *Tiannanxing* (Arisaema Rhizome), and ten slices of *Shengjiang* (Fresh Ginger) are decocted. If *Tiannanxing* is unavailable, concentrated *Muxiang* (Aucklandia Root) decoction is used. Alternatively, *Jufang Zhufu Tang* (Bureau Formula Aconite and Atractylodes Decoction) is used with twenty slices of *Shengjiang* (Fresh Ginger) to mix with *Suhe Xiang Wan* (Styrax Pill) for oral administration. For symptoms such as shortness of breath, dizziness, or cold limbs, these medicines are used to deliver 50 to 100 pills of *Yangzheng Dan* (Healthy-Qi Nourishing Pill), which is highly effective. For three-year-old children with stroke unresponsive to medication, one jin of pine needles is boiled in one dou of wine to yield three sheng, consumed at once; sweating immediately leads to recovery.