千金疗小儿阴疮及肿方。
取野狼牙浓煮汁洗之。
又方
黄连 胡粉（等分）
上二味末和，以香脂油敷之瘥。
备急疗小儿阴疮方。
人屎烧作灰以敷之，即瘥。（千金同）
又方
猫儿骨烧作灰，敷之即瘥。（千金云狗骨灰敷之）
又疗小儿歧股间连阴囊生疮汁出，先痒后痛，十日五日自瘥，一月二十日复发，连年不
瘥者方。
灸疮，搔去痂，以绵拭令干，以蜜敷面作烧饼熟，即以饧涂饼上熨之，冷即止，再度瘥
。（千金同）
又治小儿阴肿方。
猪屎五升，水煮沸布裹安肿上。（千金同）
又方
灸大敦七壮瘥。（千金同）
又方
捣芜菁菜叶根敷之。
备急鳖头丸，疗少小积痢久下，下后余脱肛不瘥，腹中冷肛中疼痛，不得入者方。
死鳖头（一枚炙令焦） 小形 皮（一枚炙焦） 磁石（四两） 桂心（三两）
上四味捣筛，蜜丸如大豆。三岁至五岁，服五丸至十丸，日三，儿渐大以意加之。（千
金同）
又疗小儿脱肛方。
灸顶上旋毛中三壮，即入。
又方
灸尾翠三壮愈。（千金同）
又方
灸脐中三壮愈。（千金云随年壮）
古今录验疗小儿久痢脱肛方。
东壁土（五分） 鳖头（一枚炙焦） 五色龙骨（五分） 卷柏（四分）
上四味捣散，以粉敷之，按内之，即瘥。
又方
取铁精粉敷内之瘥。
《千金方》治疗小儿阴部疮疡及肿胀的方剂。
取野狼牙（大戟科植物）浓煎汁液清洗患处。
另一个方子：
黄连、胡粉（铅白霜，两者等量）
将上述两味药研成细末混合均匀，用香脂油调和后涂抹于患处，即可痊愈。
《备急千金要方》治疗小儿阴部疮疡的方子。
将人屎烧成灰烬敷在患处，即可痊愈。（《千金方》中也有此法）
另一个方子：
将猫骨烧成灰烬，敷在患处即可痊愈。（《千金方》记载可用狗骨灰敷治）
又治疗小儿大腿根部与阴囊相连处长疮，流脓水，先痒后痛，经过五到十天自行痊愈，但一个月二十天后又复发，常年不愈的方子。
对疮口进行艾灸，待结痂后搔去痂皮，用棉签擦拭使其干燥，将蜂蜜涂在饼状物表面使其加热至熟透，然后用饴糖涂抹在饼上熨烫患处，变冷即停止，重复操作两次即可痊愈。（《千金方》中也有此法）
又治疗小儿阴部肿胀的方子。
取猪粪五升，用水煮沸后用布包裹敷在肿胀处。（《千金方》中也有此法）
另一个方子：
在大敦穴施灸七壮即可痊愈。（《千金方》中也有此法）
《备急千金要方》中的鳖头丸，治疗婴幼儿长期患痢疾久泻不止，泻后余毒导致脱肛不愈，腹部寒冷，肛门疼痛，无法回纳的方子。
死鳖头一枚（炙烤至焦黑）、小形蛇蜕一枚（炙烤至焦黑）、磁石四两、桂心三两
将上述四味药捣碎过筛，用蜂蜜制成如大豆大小的丸剂。三岁至五岁的儿童，每次服用五丸至十丸，每日三次，随着孩子年龄增长酌情增加剂量。（《千金方》中也有此法）
又治疗小儿脱肛的方子。
在头顶旋毛中心处施灸三壮，肛门即可回纳。
另一个方子：
在尾翠（尾椎骨末端或特定穴位）施灸三壮即可痊愈。（《千金方》中也有此法）
另一个方子：
在脐中施灸三壮即可痊愈。（《千金方》记载根据患儿年龄决定灸壮数，即随年壮）
《古今录验》治疗小儿长期痢疾导致脱肛的方子。
东壁土五分、鳖头一枚（炙烤至焦黑）、五色龙骨五分、卷柏四分
将上述四味药捣碎成散剂，用粉末敷在患处并按压使其回纳，即可痊愈。
The *Qianjin Fang* (Thousand Golden Prescriptions) provides a formula for treating infantile genital sores and swelling.
Take the concentrated decoction of *Da Ye Lang Ya* (Radix Teucrii Scorodoniae, commonly referring to plants in the Euphorbiaceae family such as *Euphorbia pekinensis*) and wash the affected area with it.
Another prescription:
*Coptidis Rhizoma* (Huanglian) and *Plumbum Subacetatum* (Huafen, lead subacetate), used in equal parts.
Grind the above two ingredients into fine powder, mix them, and apply with fragrant balm oil; the condition will heal.
The *Beiji Qianjin Yaofang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold for Emergencies) offers a formula for treating infantile genital sores.
Burn human feces into ash and apply it to the sore; it will heal immediately. (This method is also found in *Qianjin Fang*.)
Another prescription:
Burn cat bones into ash and apply to the sore; it will heal immediately. (*Qianjin Fang* notes that dog bone ash can be used instead.)
Another prescription for treating sores appearing between the child's thighs connected to the scrotum, oozing fluid, starting with itching followed by pain, which heals spontaneously after five to ten days but recurs every twenty days within a month, persisting for years without healing:
Perform moxibustion on the sore. After a scab forms, scratch off the scab, wipe dry with cotton, apply honey to a cake-like substance, heat it until cooked, then spread maltose syrup on the cake and apply it as a hot compress to the affected area. Stop when it cools down. Repeat this process twice for healing. (This method is also found in *Qianjin Fang*.)
Another prescription for treating infantile genital swelling:
Take five sheng (a traditional unit of volume) of pig manure, boil it in water, wrap it in cloth, and apply it to the swollen area. (This method is also found in *Qianjin Fang*.)
Another prescription:
Perform seven moxa cones at Dacun (LR1, Great Push) acupoint for healing. (This method is also found in *Qianjin Fang*.)
Another prescription:
Crush the leaves and roots of turnip greens (*Brassica rapa var. parachinensis*) and apply them topically.
*Bie Tou Wan* (Softshell Turtle Head Pill) from *Beiji Qianjin Yaofang* treats persistent dysentery in infants and young children, where prolonged diarrhea leads to prolapsed rectum that does not heal, accompanied by abdominal coldness, anal pain, and inability to reduce the prolapse:
One dead softshell turtle head (roasted until charred), one small snake skin (roasted until charred), four liang of Magnetitum (Cishi), three liang of Cinnamon Twig Heart (Guixin).
Grind these four ingredients into powder, sift them, and make pills using honey, sized like soybeans. Children aged three to five should take five to ten pills per dose, three times a day. As the child grows older, adjust the dosage accordingly. (This method is also found in *Qianjin Fang*.)
Another prescription for treating infantile rectal prolapse:
Perform three moxa cones at the center of the whorl of hair on the vertex of the head; the prolapse will reduce immediately.
Another prescription:
Perform three moxa cones at Weicui (the tip of the coccyx or a specific point near the tailbone) for healing. (This method is also found in *Qianjin Fang*.)
Another prescription:
Perform three moxa cones at Shenque (CV8, Umbilicus) for healing. (*Qianjin Fang* notes to use "age-related moxa cones," meaning the number of cones corresponds to the child's age in years.)
*Gujin Luyan* provides a prescription for treating infantile rectal prolapse caused by chronic dysentery:
Five fen of Earth from the East Wall (Dongbitu), one softshell turtle head (roasted until charred), five fen of Five-Color Dragon Bone (Wuse Longgu), four fen of Serpylli Herba (Juanbai).
Grind these four ingredients into a powder, apply the powder to the affected area, and manually push the prolapse back inside; it will heal.
Another prescription:
Apply Iron Essence Powder (Tiejingfen) to the affected area and manually push the prolapse back inside for healing.