\r燕窝疮羊胡疮\p04-a55a91.bmp\r
脑后项窝有疮。名曰燕窝疮。是足太阳兼督脉经。乃湿热所生也。下唇下吧骨有疮。名曰羊胡疮。
是任脉经湿热所生也。在承浆穴地阁边。宜除湿清热之药掺之。方见于后。
\r胎毒疮恋眉疮\p04-a55a92.bmp\r
在腹胎之中。其母过食五辛酒肉浓味。遗毒于胎。则生子故有是疮。宜清热消风祛毒之剂治之。
外宜搽药。仍忌发物及母欲乳。不然。恐难愈也。
\r肺风疮 鼻疮\p04-a55a93.bmp\r
鼻乃肺之窍。因肺气不清。受风而生。或冷水洗面。以致热血凝结于面所有。宜清肺消风活血药
治之。外上搽药消之。方在后。
\r粉花疮裙边疮\p04-a55a94.bmp\r
妇女面生窠 作痒。名曰粉花疮。乃肺受风热。或绞面感风。致生粉刺。盖受湿热也。内外足踝
骨生疮。名曰裙边疮。是受裙边风所致。久治不痊。盖因不禁房事故也。方见于后。
\r脏毒痔疮漏疮\p04-a55a95.bmp\r
谷道生疽曰脏毒。最痛。初则内疏。次则内托。排脓溃后。慎房事。戒浓味气怒。若不谨守。恐
生漏毒。亦有丧生者。黑者难治。
痔疮多种。形状不一。故列二十四症图于下。当分轻重治之可也。
\r痔疮形图\p04-a55a96.bmp\r
脑后项窝处生疮，名为燕窝疮。此病涉及足太阳膀胱经与督脉，是由湿热蕴结所致。下唇下巴骨处生疮，名为羊胡疮。此病属于任脉经湿热蕴结而生。病灶位于承浆穴及地阁边缘，适宜使用除湿清热的药物外掺敷治。具体方剂见后文。
在母体腹中时，若母亲过量食用五辛、酒类、肉类及浓烈滋腻之味，将毒邪遗留给胎儿，导致婴儿出生后患有此类疮疡。适宜用清热、消风、祛毒的药剂内服治疗。外用宜涂抹药物，同时必须忌食发物，并禁止母亲哺乳，否则恐怕难以痊愈。
鼻为肺之窍，因肺气不清爽，受风邪侵袭而发病；或因用冷水洗脸，致使热血凝结于面部而产生。适宜用清肺、消风、活血的药物内服治疗，外用涂抹药物以消除疮疡。具体方剂在后文。
妇女面部生出如蜂巢状且伴有瘙痒的疮疡，名为粉花疮。这是由于肺受风热侵袭，或因绞面（古代一种美容去毛法）时感受风邪，导致产生粉刺，本质上是受了湿热之邪。内外踝骨处生疮，名为裙边疮。这是受到裙边风邪侵袭所致，久治不愈，大概是因为不禁欲房事的原因。具体方剂见后文。
肛门处生疽称为脏毒，疼痛最为剧烈。初期宜采用内疏（通腑泄热）之法，随后宜采用内托（托毒外出）之法。脓液排出、疮口溃破后，须谨慎节制房事，戒除浓烈滋味及恼怒情绪。若不谨守这些禁忌，恐怕会生成漏管毒邪，甚至有丧命的可能。颜色发黑的难以治愈。
痔疮种类繁多，形状各异，因此在下文列出二十四种症状的图谱。应当根据病情的轻重分别进行治疗即可。
Sores occurring in the hollow at the back of the neck are named Yanwo Chuang (Swallow's Nest Sore). This condition involves the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Channel and the Du Vessel, arising from damp-heat accumulation. Sores appearing below the lower lip on the chin bone are named Yanghu Chuang (Sheep's Beard Sore). This condition arises from damp-heat accumulation in the Ren Vessel. The lesions are located near the Chengjiang acupoint and the Di Ge area. It is appropriate to apply medicaments for eliminating dampness and clearing heat externally. The specific prescriptions are presented later.
During gestation, if the mother consumes excessive amounts of the "Five Pungents" (garlic, onion, chives, leek, and asafoetida), alcohol, meat, and rich flavors, she may transmit toxic residues to the fetus, resulting in such sores after birth. Treatment should involve internal administration of agents that clear heat, dispel wind, and eliminate toxins. External application of medicaments is also recommended. Strict avoidance of triggering foods (Fa Wu) and maternal breastfeeding must be observed; otherwise, recovery may be difficult.
The nose is the orifice of the Lung. Disease arises when Lung Qi fails to remain clear and pure, allowing Wind pathogen invasion, or due to washing the face with cold water, causing hot blood to coagulate on the face. Treatment requires internal administration of herbs that clear the Lung, dispel wind, and invigorate blood, along with external application of medicaments to resolve the sores. Prescriptions are provided later.
When women develop honeycomb-like, itchy sores on the face, it is called Fen Hua Chuang (Powder Flower Sore). This results from Wind-Heat affecting the Lung, or from contracting Wind during facial hair removal (Jiao Mian), leading to acneiform eruptions caused by damp-heat. Sores appearing on the inner and outer malleoli are called Qun Bian Chuang (Skirt Edge Sore). These are caused by exposure to Wind associated with skirt edges. Chronic cases resistant to treatment are often attributed to unrestrained sexual activity. Prescriptions are provided later.
An abscess occurring in the anal canal is termed Zang Du (Visceral Toxin), characterized by severe pain. Initially, purgative methods (Nei Shu) should be employed to drain internal heat; subsequently, supporting methods (Nei Tuo) should be used to expel pus. After pus drainage and ulceration, sexual abstinence, avoidance of rich flavors, and emotional regulation (avoiding anger) are strictly required. Failure to observe these precautions may lead to fistula formation with toxic leakage, potentially resulting in death. Cases presenting with black discoloration are difficult to treat.
Hemorrhoids manifest in various types and shapes; therefore, twenty-four illustrative diagrams of different presentations are listed below. Treatment should be differentiated based on the severity of the condition.