婴孩卒然心腹刺痛，腹大而满，啼叫烦闷欲绝者，有因气血软弱，精神未全，外邪
客气兽畜等物，触而忤之，或客气未去，入房喘息末定，便乳儿者，皆能成为客忤。其
候惊啼，口出青黄白沫，水谷解离，面目变易，腹痛面急，反倒偃侧，脉来弦急而数，
状似惊痫，但此必眼下视而不上窜耳。治当镇惊辟邪，补心温气，勿用大寒之剂，妄作
惊风峻下，致成慢惊。更须视其口中左右，若有悬痈小小肿核，即以竹针刺破最宜急
治，延久难愈也。若至四肢疲软而面黑目视无光，涎流不收，牙噤气冷者，不治。
治客忤腹痛危急。
雄黄（一钱） 明乳香（五分） 麝香（一字） 为末，每一字，鸡冠血，调服。
治卒中客忤。
灶中黄土、蚯蚓粪各等分，研细，水调涂小儿头上及五心上，为良。
物触者，因小心所爱之物，强夺取之，则令怒生，神随物散，不食不言，神昏如
醉，四肢垂 ，有若诸恶症候，莫知所以，故须询其父母，遂其所欲，以药调理，宁神
自安也。
治物触。
沉香 茯神 紫苏叶 人参 甘草（炙，各等分） 为细末，用紫苏梗煎汤，调服。
白虎者，如太岁在已，白虎在辰；太岁在申，白虎在末，余皆仿此类推。神在其
方，不知禁忌，出入稍犯，便能为病。身发微热，有时小冷，有时啼叫，屈指如数，手
足不螈 者是也。
灯花与朱砂，研磨成细末，用蜂蜜调和。待婴儿入睡后，涂抹于其嘴唇和口腔周围。
婴幼儿突然感到心腹部剧烈刺痛，腹部胀大且充满气体，哭闹烦躁痛苦欲绝的情况，有的因为气血虚弱，精神尚未完全健全，受到外界邪气、客邪或兽畜等物的触碰而逆乱；或者客邪尚未去除，父母刚行房事喘息未定，就立即给婴儿哺乳，这些情况都能导致“客忤”病。其症状表现为惊恐啼哭，口中吐出青、黄、白色的泡沫，水谷精微分离（消化不良），面目神色改变，腹痛且面部肌肉紧张，身体向后反折或向侧卧倒，脉象弦急而数，形态类似惊痫，但此病必然表现为眼下视而不向上翻白眼。治疗应当镇惊辟邪，补益心气，温养正气，切勿使用大寒的药物，也不要错误地将其当作惊风进行峻猛攻下，以免演变成慢惊风。还需要观察患儿口腔内左右两侧，如果有悬痈或小肿核，应立即用竹针刺破，这是最适宜且紧急的治疗方法，拖延久了难以治愈。如果发展到四肢疲软无力、面色发黑、眼神无光、涎液流出无法收敛、牙关紧闭、气息冰冷者，属于不治之症。
治疗客忤引起的腹痛危急症状：
雄黄（一钱）、明乳香（五分）、麝香（一字），研成细末。每次取一字量，用鸡冠血调和服用。
治疗卒中客忤：
灶中黄土、蚯蚓粪各等分，研磨细碎，用水调和后涂抹在小儿头顶及手心、脚心处，效果良好。
因物品触碰导致的病症，是因为小孩珍爱的物品被强行夺走，从而引发愤怒，神气随物消散，导致不进食、不说话，神志昏沉如醉酒状，四肢下垂无力，出现各种恶症候，不知原因所在。因此必须询问其父母，满足其欲望，再用药物调理，使神气安宁自然恢复。
治疗物触所致病症：
沉香、茯神、紫苏叶、人参、甘草（炙，各等分），研成细末。用紫苏梗煎汤，调服药末。
所谓“白虎”，是指当太岁星位于巳位时，白虎星位于辰位；太岁星位于申位时，白虎星位于未位，其余方位依此类推。神灵在其方位，若不知禁忌，出入稍有触犯，便能致病。症状表现为身体发出轻微发热，有时感觉稍冷，有时啼叫，手指屈伸计数状，手足不抽搐痉挛，这就是白虎病的表现。
Denghua (Flower of a Candlewick) and Zhusha (Cinnabar) are ground into fine powder, mixed with honey. After the infant falls asleep, apply it to the lips and oral cavity.
When infants suddenly experience severe stabbing pain in the heart and abdomen, with abdominal distension and fullness, crying loudly, irritability, and extreme distress, this may be due to weak Qi and Blood, incomplete development of Spirit, and contact with external pathogenic factors, guest pathogens, or animals that cause rebellion. Alternatively, if guest pathogens have not yet dissipated, and parents engage in sexual intercourse followed by immediate breastfeeding while still panting, these conditions can all lead to "Ke Wu" (Guest Rebellion). The manifestations include startled crying, expulsion of green, yellow, or white froth from the mouth, separation of water and grain (indigestion), alteration of facial appearance, abdominal pain with tight facial muscles, body arching backward or lying on the side, and a wiry, rapid, and frequent pulse. The condition resembles Jing Xian (Startled Epilepsy), but a distinguishing feature is that the eyes look downward without rolling upward. Treatment should focus on calming fright and dispelling evil, tonifying Heart Qi, and warming vital energy. Do not use overly cold formulas, nor mistakenly treat it as Jing Feng (Wind Stroke) with harsh purgatives, which could lead to Man Jing (Slow Convulsion). One must also inspect the left and right sides of the mouth for any small swellings or abscesses; if found, they should be punctured immediately with a bamboo needle for urgent treatment, as delay makes healing difficult. If the condition progresses to flaccid limbs, black complexion, dull eyes, uncontrollable salivation, locked jaws, and cold breath, it is incurable.
For critical abdominal pain caused by Ke Wu:
Xionghuang (Realgar, 1 qian), Ming Ruxiang (Clear Frankincense, 5 fen), Shexiang (Musk, 1 zi). Grind into fine powder. Take 1 zi per dose, mixed with Rooster Comb Blood, and administer orally.
For acute onset of Ke Wu:
Mix equal parts of Zaozhong Huangtu (Yellow Earth from the Hearth) and Qiuyin Fen (Earthworm Excrement). Grind into fine powder, mix with water, and apply to the infant's head and the centers of the hands and feet. This is effective.
The condition caused by object contact occurs when a child's beloved item is forcibly taken away, causing anger. The Spirit scatters with the object, leading to refusal to eat or speak, mental confusion resembling drunkenness, and flaccid limbs. Various malignant symptoms appear without clear cause. Therefore, one must inquire of the parents and fulfill the child's desires, then use herbal medicine to regulate the body, allowing the Spirit to settle and return to peace.
For illness caused by object contact:
Chenxiang (Agarwood), Fushen (Poria with Hostwood), Zisuye (Perilla Leaf), Renshen (Ginseng), Gancao (Licorice Root, roasted), each in equal parts. Grind into fine powder. Decoct Zisugeng (Perilla Stem) in water, and take the powder mixed with this decoction.
"Bai Hu" (White Tiger) refers to astrological positions: when the Tai Sui (Grand Duke Jupiter) is in Si, Bai Hu is in Chen; when Tai Sui is in Shen, Bai Hu is in Wei. Other positions follow this pattern. If the spirit in that direction is offended due to ignorance of taboos during entry or exit, disease can result. Symptoms include slight fever, occasional chills, crying, flexing fingers as if counting, and absence of spasms in the hands and feet. This is the manifestation of Bai Hu disease.