\r马刀疮\p04-a55a86.bmp\r
是手足少阳二经中。皆多气少血。初则结硬如石。或肩下及缺盆穴。未破时动之无根。或生两胁。
已流脓水。或生身后下。须至肩上。以救苦化坚汤治之。若不早治。延挨日久。气血衰败。岂不伤生
乎。
\r杖疮\p04-a55a87.bmp\r
受刑被责。非气不足及荣气不从之所作也。乃因罪所罚也。叫号伤气。忍痛伤血。亦有血奔心而
死者。皆人之壮弱。罪之轻重所致。宜破血调中。大补为妙。亦有棒毒因血凝滞也。
\r秃疮\p04-a55a88.bmp\r
是足太阳膀胱督脉二经。受湿热生虫作痒。疮痂高堆是也。沾风则起白屑。热则成秃。久则伤孔
不生发也。治宜消风除湿。杀虫止痒。养血药服之。外以熊油膏涂之甚妙。
\r鱼脐疮\p04-a55a89.bmp\r
生于肘肚者。是手少阴心经。多气少血。少海灵道上是也。生于小腿肚者。是足太阳膀胱经。多
血少气。承山飞扬二穴上下是也。又名鱼脐疔。最痛。宜托表加引经药。亦先灸妙。
\r阴包毒\p04-a55a90.bmp\r
此是足厥阴肝经。风热之毒。其经多血少气。最痛。宜内托黄 柴胡汤。亦能治腿内近股或痈或
疽或疖等疮如神。未溃即散。已溃即痊。外宜敷贴之药更妙。
这是发生在手足少阳经的病证。这两条经脉都是多气少血的经络。初期肿块坚硬如石头，位置可能在肩下及缺盆穴处，未破溃时推动感觉无根基；或者生在两胁部。如果已经流脓水，或者生在身体后下方直至肩部，需要用救苦化坚汤来治疗。如果不尽早治疗，拖延日久，会导致气血衰败，难道不会危及生命吗？
遭受刑罚鞭打，并非因为气不足或营气运行不畅所致，而是因为犯罪受罚造成的。大声呼号会损伤气，忍受疼痛会损伤血，也有因血液奔涌上心而死亡的。这都是由人体体质的强弱以及刑罚的轻重所导致的。适宜采用破血调中的方法，以大补元气为妙。也有因棒打导致血凝滞而成的毒疮。
这是足太阳膀胱经和督脉二经受湿热之邪，生虫作痒，表现为疮痂高高堆起。沾风则出现白色皮屑，受热则头发脱落变秃，时间久了毛囊受损不再长头发。治疗宜采用祛风除湿、杀虫止痒的方法，内服养血药物，外用熊油膏涂抹非常有效。
生于肘窝处的，是手少阴心经的病证，该经多气少血，病位在少海、灵道等穴位上下。生于小腿肚处的，是足太阳膀胱经的病证，该经多血少气，病位在承山、飞扬等穴位上下。又名鱼脐疔，疼痛最剧烈。适宜使用托里透表并加入引经药的方法治疗，也可以先施灸，效果很好。
这是足厥阴肝经的风热毒邪，该经多血少气，疼痛最剧烈。适宜内服内托黄芪柴胡汤。此方也能治疗大腿内侧近股部的痈、疽、疖等各种疮疡，效果神奇。未溃破即可消散，已溃破即可痊愈。外用敷贴药物效果更好。
Ma Dao Chu (Scrofula-like Ulcer)
This condition occurs in the Hand-Shaoyang and Foot-Shaoyang meridians. Both meridians are characterized by abundant Qi and scarce Blood. Initially, the swelling is hard as stone, located either below the shoulder or at the Quepen (ST 12) acupoint; when unruptured, it feels rootless upon manipulation. It may also occur on both hypochondriac regions. If pus and fluid have already drained, or if it occurs on the posterior lower body extending up to the shoulder, it should be treated with Jiuku Huajian Decoction (Rescue from Suffering and Harden-Resolving Decoction). If not treated early, prolonged delay will lead to the decline of Qi and Blood, which could certainly endanger life.
Zhang Chu (Whip Mark Ulcer)
Injuries caused by corporal punishment are not due to Qi deficiency or the failure of Ying (Nutritive) Qi to flow smoothly, but result directly from penal infliction. Loud cries injure Qi, while enduring pain injures Blood. There are even cases of death due to blood rushing to the Heart. These outcomes depend on the individual's physical strength and the severity of the punishment. The appropriate treatment is to invigorate blood and regulate the middle jiao, with great tonification being ideal. Some injuries from beating result from blood stasis.
Tu Chu (Baldness-inducing Ulcer)
This arises from Damp-Heat affecting the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian and the Du Mai (Governing Vessel), causing parasitic itching, manifested as high-piled crusts. Exposure to wind causes white scales; heat leads to hair loss. Over time, the follicles are damaged, preventing hair regrowth. Treatment should focus on dispelling wind and eliminating dampness, killing parasites and relieving itching, combined with internal administration of blood-nourishing herbs. Externally, applying Bear Oil Ointment is highly effective.
Yu Qi Chu (Fish-Navel Ulcer)
When occurring in the cubital fossa, this involves the Hand-Shaoyin Heart Meridian, which is rich in Qi and poor in Blood, specifically around the Shaohai (HT 3) and Lingdao (HT 4) acupoints. When occurring in the calf, this involves the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian, which is rich in Blood and poor in Qi, specifically around the Chengshan (BL 57) and Feiyang (BL 58) acupoints. Also known as Yu Qi Ding (Fish-Navel Carbuncle), it is extremely painful. It is suitable to use methods that support the exterior and guide the pathogen out, incorporating meridian-guiding herbs. Moxibustion applied beforehand is also excellent.
Yin Bao Du (Yin Swelling Toxin)
This is caused by Wind-Heat toxin in the Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian, which is rich in Blood and poor in Qi, resulting in severe pain. Internal administration of Neituo Huangqi Chaihu Tang (Internal-Supporting Astragalus and Bupleurum Decoction) is indicated. This formula is also miraculous for treating sores such as carbuncles, ulcers, and furuncles near the inner thigh. It resolves lesions before they ulcerate and heals them after they ulcerate. External application of poultices yields even better results.