控痰饮 治脐风宜先用此吐风痰，次用益脾散和脾，又用辰砂膏利惊即愈。或手足挛拳，
噤口不开，不治。
蝎梢 铜青（各五分） 朱砂（一钱） 腻粉（一字） 麝香（少许）
上为末，每服一字，腊茶清调下先吐风痰，然后和胃，或有甘草方吐痰，随轻重用。
宣风散 治小儿初生因断脐后，外伤风湿，唇青不乳，多喘撮口。
全蝎（二十一个，头足全去毒，用无灰酒炙涂为末用） 麝香（一字，另研）
上为极细末，用半字金银煎汤或麦门冬、汤调化，食远服。
防风散 治小儿脐风。
防风 羌活 白芷 当归 黄 甘草（各五分）
上为细末，少许灯心汤调服。
《圣惠》论小儿撮口皆由在母胎中挟于风热，儿生之后，气血未调，洗浴当风而成。此
疾若口吐白沫，四肢
觉冷，必难用药也。小儿患诸风疾，传入恶候，至于撮口，病致危急。凡有脐风撮口，胎风
撮口，锁肛撮口，钓肠撮口，卵疝撮口，应病悉入成风，风入心脾，俱能撮口。夫患在撮口者，
皆由结郁于中，干及肠胃，闭不得通，气不能化，腹中满胀，肚下青筋，撮口不乳，证候甚
急，若不速与利下，无可救疗。若将撮口以为常，少缓之，则毙矣。
王氏说：热邪位于胸膛，导致患儿呼吸急促、气息短浅，也会引起肚脐肿胀，适宜用千金龙胆汤来主治。
控制痰饮：治疗脐风应当先使用此方催吐风痰，接着使用益脾散调和脾胃，再使用辰砂膏镇惊安神即可痊愈。如果出现手足抽搐蜷缩、牙关紧闭无法开口，则属于不治之症。
蝎梢 铜青（各五分） 朱砂（一钱） 腻粉（一字） 麝香（少许）
将上述药物研成细末，每次服用“一字”的量，用腊茶清调服以先吐出风痰，然后调和胃气；如果有含甘草的方剂也可用于吐痰，根据病情轻重选用。
宣风散：治疗小儿初生时因断脐后，外伤风湿，出现嘴唇发青、不肯吃奶、喘息严重且口唇撮缩的症状。
全蝎（二十一个，头足齐全去毒，用无灰酒炙烤后涂制为末备用） 麝香（一字，单独研磨）
将药物制成极细的粉末，取“半字”量，用金银煎煮的汤剂或麦门冬汤调化，在进食后很久服用。
防风散：治疗小儿脐风。
防风 羌活 白芷 当归 黄芪 甘草（各五分）
将药物研成细末，取少量用灯心草汤调服。
《圣惠方》论述小儿撮口病，皆是因为在母胎中受到风热侵袭，婴儿出生后，气血尚未调和，洗浴时受风所致。这种疾病如果口吐白沫，四肢感觉寒冷，必定难以用药救治。小儿患各种风疾，传入恶候，发展到撮口阶段，病情十分危急。凡是患有脐风撮口、胎风撮口、锁肛撮口、钓肠撮口、卵疝撮口的，所有病症都归结为入风，风邪侵入心脾，都能导致撮口。凡患撮口病的，都是因为气机结郁于中焦，波及肠胃，闭塞不得通畅，气机不能运化，腹部胀满，肚下青筋暴露，口唇撮缩不肯吃奶，证候非常紧急，如果不迅速给予通利泻下的治疗，就没有办法挽救。如果把撮口当作平常小病，稍微拖延，就会导致死亡。
Wang Shi stated: When heat resides in the chest, causing the infant to extend and contract while gasping for breath, it may also cause umbilical swelling. The Qianjin Longdan Decoction (Thousand-Gold Gentian Decoction) is indicated for treatment.
Controlling Phlegm-Fluids: To treat Umbilical Wind (Neonatal Tetanus), one should first use this formula to induce vomiting of wind-phlegm, then use Yipi San (Splee-Strengthening Powder) to harmonize the spleen and stomach, and finally use Chensha Gao (Cinnabar Paste) to calm fright; the patient will recover. If there are spasms and curling of the hands and feet, or lockjaw with inability to open the mouth, it is incurable.
Scorpion Tail (5 fen each) Malachite Green (5 fen each) Cinnabar (1 qian) Nifen (1 zi) Musk (a small amount)
Grind the above into powder. Take 1 zi per dose, mixed with clear winter tea decoction to first vomit out wind-phlegm, then harmonize the stomach. Formulas containing Licorice Root may also be used to induce vomiting of phlegm, selected according to the severity of the condition.
Xuanfeng San (Wind-Dispersing Powder): Treats newborn infants who, after umbilical cord separation, suffer from external wind-damp invasion, presenting with cyanotic lips, refusal to suckle, severe panting, and puckering of the mouth.
Full Scorpion (21 pieces, head and feet intact, detoxified, roasted with non-ash wine, and ground into powder) Musk (1 zi, separately ground)
Grind into an extremely fine powder. Take half a zi, dissolved in a decoction of gold and silver, or in Ophiopogonis Decoction (Mai Dong Tang). Administer long after meals.
Fangfeng San (Saposhnikovia Powder): Treats pediatric umbilical wind.
Saposhnikovia Root (Fangfeng) Notopterygium Rhizome (Qianghuo) Angelica Dahurica Root (Baizhi) Chinese Angelica Root (Danggui) Astragalus Root (Huangqi) Licorice Root (Gancao) (5 fen each)
Grind into a fine powder. Take a small amount, mixed with Juncus Decoction (Deng Xin Tang) for oral administration.
The Shenghui Fang discusses that pediatric puckering of the mouth (Cuokou) is caused by exposure to wind-heat in the womb. After birth, when the qi and blood are not yet regulated, bathing while exposed to wind can trigger it. If this disease presents with foaming at the mouth and cold limbs, medication will likely be ineffective. When pediatric wind diseases progress to malignant signs, leading to puckering of the mouth, the condition becomes critical. All forms—umbilical wind puckering, fetal wind puckering, anal-lock puckering, fishing-intestine puckering, and hernia puckering—involve wind pathogen infiltration. When wind enters the Heart and Spleen, it causes puckering of the mouth. The pathology of puckering of the mouth arises from stagnation and constraint in the middle jiao, affecting the intestines and stomach, causing blockage and failure of qi transformation. This leads to abdominal distension, visible blue veins under the abdomen, puckering of the mouth, and refusal to suckle. The syndrome is extremely urgent. Without rapid purgative treatment to unblock and drain, there is no hope of rescue. If puckering of the mouth is treated as a trivial matter and delayed, death will ensue.