\r瘰 \p04-a55a81.bmp\r
是足少阳胆经。多气少血。延及阳明胃经。多气多血。因气郁浓味而生曰风热。拓引变换。须分
虚实。虚则难治。实则易治。妇人多此作寒热之类。俱以立效散栝蒌散相间服效。更宜灸之。断欲茹
淡妙。
\r里 疮\p04-a55a82.bmp\r
此疮在里 骨上。是足厥阴肝经。多血少气。如生于蠡沟中都二穴上下。皆因湿毒。或因打扑抓
磕虫犬破伤。日久不愈。亦由沾阴致令黑肉瘀血腐坏。流水不止。治法在后。
\r外 疮\p04-a55a83.bmp\r
此疮在外 骨上。是足阳明胃经。多气多血。或上下 二穴。乃温毒之所生也。年月深远。久占
房事致。令疮黑腐臭。如骨不腐可治。内服补中解毒。外以艾火。次以药上之即愈。方见后。
\r人面疮\p04-a55a84.bmp\r
此疮似人面。有口鼻眼二种。多生肘膝。一种治者能食。口眼能动。一种死者口眼俱不能动。此
皆怪异之疮。出自天谴冤业之所作。当有省察以谢之后治方解也。
\r血风疮\p04-a55a85.bmp\r
此疮多在两小腿里外 。上至膝。下至踝骨。乃血受风邪而生也。多痒。抓破出黄水成疮。况内
有虫。延及十数。未遇良方。故不能取效也。方在后。勿以寻常比之。
【瘰疬】
这是足少阳胆经的病证。该经脉多气而少血。病情可蔓延至足阳明胃经，该经脉多气且多血。病因是因气机郁结以及饮食浓味而生风热。病势扩散变化时，必须分辨虚实。虚证难以治疗，实证容易治疗。妇女患此病常伴有寒热症状。均可交替服用立效散和栝蒌散，疗效显著。更适宜配合艾灸治疗。应当断绝房事并饮食清淡，这是妙法。
【里疳疮】
这种疮生在骨骼深处（里骨上）。属于足厥阴肝经的病证。该经脉多血而少气。如果生于蠡沟穴、中都穴上下位置，都是因为湿毒所致；或者因为跌打损伤、抓挠磕碰、虫兽咬伤破皮，日久不愈合；也有的因沾染阴邪，导致黑肉瘀血腐坏，流水不止。治疗方法见后文。
【外疳疮】
这种疮生在骨骼浅表处（外骨上）。属于足阳明胃经的病证。该经脉多气且多血。或发生在上下特定穴位处，乃温毒所生。病程年月深远，久犯房事导致疮面发黑、腐烂、恶臭。如果骨头没有腐烂，尚可治疗。内服补中益气解毒的药物，外用艾火灸治，随后敷上药物即可痊愈。方剂见后文。
【人面疮】
这种疮形状像人脸，有口、鼻、眼两种形态。多生长在肘部或膝部。一种类型的患者能进食，口眼能活动；另一种类型的患者死亡，口眼均不能活动。这些都是怪异的疮疡，出自天谴冤业所作所为。应当反省察过以谢罪之后，治疗方案才能见效。
【血风疮】
这种疮多发生在两小腿的内侧和外侧，上至膝盖，下至脚踝骨。是因为血液受风邪侵袭而生。大多瘙痒，抓破后流出黄水形成疮疡。况且体内有虫，蔓延多达十余处，未遇到良方，所以不能取得疗效。方剂在后文。不要把它当作寻常疾病看待。
[Scrofula]
This is a disease of the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian. This meridian has abundant Qi but scarce Blood. The condition may extend to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian, which has both abundant Qi and abundant Blood. It arises from Qi stagnation and rich dietary flavors generating Wind-Heat. When the lesion spreads and transforms, one must distinguish between Deficiency (Xu) and Excess (Shi). Deficiency patterns are difficult to treat, while Excess patterns are easy to treat. Women suffering from this often present with alternating chills and fever. They can alternate taking Lixiao San (Instant Effect Powder) and Gualou San (Trichosanthes Powder), achieving effective results. Moxibustion is also highly suitable. It is advisable to abstain from sexual intercourse and maintain a bland diet, which is an excellent method.
[Inner Chancre]
This chancre occurs deep within the bone. It belongs to the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian. This meridian has abundant Blood but scarce Qi. If it arises above or below the Ligou (LR5) and Zhongdu (LR6) acupoints, it is due to Damp-Toxin. Alternatively, it may result from trauma such as falls, scratches, bumps, or bites from insects and dogs that break the skin. If left untreated for a long time, or due to exposure to Yin pathogens, it leads to blackened flesh, blood stasis, necrosis, and continuous discharge of fluid. The treatment method is described later.
[Outer Chancre]
This chancre occurs on the superficial aspect of the bone. It belongs to the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. This meridian has both abundant Qi and abundant Blood. It may occur at specific acupoints above or below, generated by Warm-Toxin. With a prolonged course over many years, excessive sexual activity can cause the sore to become black, necrotic, and foul-smelling. If the bone remains uncorrupted, it is treatable. Internally administer herbs that tonify the Middle Jiao and detoxify; externally apply moxibustion, followed by topical medication, leading to recovery. The prescription is provided later.
[Human-Faced Chancre]
This chancre resembles a human face, possessing two types: one with mouth, nose, and eyes. It mostly grows on the elbows or knees. In one type, the patient can eat, and the mouth and eyes can move; in another type, the patient dies, and the mouth and eyes cannot move. These are all bizarre sores, attributed to heavenly retribution or karmic debts. One must reflect and repent before the treatment plan can take effect.
[Blood-Wind Chancre]
This chancre mostly occurs on the medial and lateral aspects of the lower legs, extending from the knee to the ankle bone. It arises because the Blood is invaded by Wind pathogen. It is characterized by intense itching; scratching breaks the skin, discharging yellow fluid and forming sores. Furthermore, there are parasites inside, spreading to more than ten locations. Without encountering a good prescription, efficacy cannot be achieved. The prescription is provided later. Do not regard it as an ordinary disease.