翻花者乃头大而蒂小，小者如豆，大者若菌，无苦无疼；揩损每流鲜血，久亦虚人。以津调冰蛳散遍擦正
面，上用软油纸
包裹，根蒂细处用线连纸扎紧，十日后其患自落；换珍珠散掺之收口。又有根蒂不小，如鳖棋子样难扎，以前
药搽上，用面糊绵纸封上二重，用心勿动，亦以十日外落之，掺珍珠散。
冰蛳散（见瘰 门）
珍珠散（见下疳门）
腋痈俗称夹痈，此肝、脾二经为患。肝经血滞、脾经气凝共结为肿。初起皮色不变，漫肿无头，日久方疼
，乃生寒热，此患难消，终必作脓。未破者柴胡清肝汤，已破者十全大补汤去肉桂加香附、陈皮，软肿胀痛者
针之、膏贴。但此症首尾温补，忌用寒凉也。
柴胡清肝汤（见鬓疽门）
十全大补汤（见溃疡门）
胁痈多从郁怒肝火者发之，肥胖内实者鲜此症。初起宜栀子清肝汤、柴胡清肝汤解郁泻火。已成者，托里
消毒散加青皮、香附；脓已成者即针之，勿伤内膜。已破后八珍汤加丹皮、山萸、泽泻，兼滋肾水。又虚劳所
得者，破流臭败稀脓，补托不应者必死。
托里消毒散（见肿疡门）
栀子清肝汤 柴胡清肝汤（俱见鬓疽门）
八珍汤（见溃疡门）
鼻痔者，由肺气不清、风湿郁滞而成，鼻内 肉结如榴子，渐大下垂，闭塞孔窍，使气不得宣通。内服辛
夷清肺饮，外以 砂散逐日点之，渐化为水乃愈。兼节饮食、断浓味、戒急暴、省房欲，愈后庶不再发。
辛夷清肺饮
辛夷清肺饮黄芩 百合山栀知母称
麦冬甘草石膏等 升麻枇叶一同论
治肺热鼻内 肉，初如榴子，日后渐大，闭塞孔窍、气不宣通者服之。
辛夷（六分） 黄芩 山栀 麦门冬 百合 石膏 知母（各一钱） 甘草（五分） 枇杷叶（三片，去毛）
升麻（三分）
上水二钟，煎八分，食后服。
砂散
砂散内用雄黄 粉霜冰片在其藏
为末将来患上点 能消 肉自然光
治鼻生 肉，初如榴子，渐大下垂，名为鼻痔也。
砂（一钱） 轻粉（三分） 冰片（五厘） 雄黄（三分）
上共为末，用草桔咬毛蘸药勤点痔上，日用五、六次，自然渐化为水而愈。
取鼻痔秘法∶先用回香草散连吹二次，次用细铜箸二根，箸头钻一小孔，用丝线穿孔内，二箸相离五分许，
以二箸头直入鼻痔根上，将箸线绞紧，向下一拔，其痔自然拔落；置水中观其大小，预用胎发烧灰同象牙末等
分吹鼻内，其血自止。戒口不发。
回香草散
回回香草散奇功 加上良姜二味同
为末共吹于鼻痔 尤如拾芥在其中
回香草、高良姜晒干等分为末，用此先吹鼻痔上二次，片时许，随后方行取法，其痔自然易脱。
翻花疮是指肿物头部大、蒂部小，小的像豆子，大的像菌类，不痛也不痒；摩擦破损后容易流出鲜血，时间久了会导致人体虚弱。用唾液调和冰蛳散，均匀涂抹在患处表面，上面覆盖软油纸包裹，在根蒂细窄处用线连同纸张扎紧，十天后患处的肿物会自然脱落；之后撒上珍珠散以促进伤口愈合。又有根蒂不小，形状像鳖棋子一样难以绑扎的情况，先用前面的药涂抹，再用面糊和绵纸封盖两层，期间务必小心不要移动，大约十天后也会脱落，再撒上珍珠散。
腋痈俗称夹痈，这是由肝经和脾经的病变引起的。肝经血行滞涩、脾经气机凝滞，共同结聚形成肿胀。初起时皮肤颜色不变，弥漫性肿胀没有头绪，过了很久才感到疼痛，并伴有发冷发热，这种病症难以消除，最终必然化脓。未破溃时使用柴胡清肝汤，已破溃时使用十全大补汤去掉肉桂，加入香附和陈皮，对于肿胀疼痛明显的部位进行针刺并用膏药贴敷。但这种病症从头到尾都要采用温补疗法，忌用寒凉药物。
胁痈多因郁怒导致肝火发作而引起，身体肥胖且体内实热的人很少得此病。初起适宜使用栀子清肝汤或柴胡清肝汤来解郁泻火。病情已成者，使用托里消毒散加入青皮、香附；脓液已形成者立即针刺排脓，注意不要损伤内膜。破溃后使用八珍汤加入丹皮、山萸肉、泽泻，兼以滋养肾水。又有一种是由虚劳所得的，破溃后流出臭败的稀脓，若采用补益托毒法无效者必死无疑。
鼻痔是由于肺气不清、风湿郁滞而形成的，鼻内长出赘肉像石榴子一样，逐渐变大下垂，堵塞鼻孔窍道，使气息无法宣通。内服辛夷清肺饮，外用硇砂散每日点涂患处，逐渐化为水流淌而出即可痊愈。同时要注意节制饮食、断绝浓味食物、戒除急躁暴怒、减少房事欲望，痊愈后庶几不再复发。
Fan Hua Chuang (Flower-like Ulcer) refers to a growth with a large head and a small stalk; the smaller ones are like beans, and the larger ones resemble mushrooms. They are neither painful nor itchy. When rubbed or damaged, they tend to bleed fresh blood, and if prolonged, they can lead to debility in the human body. Mix Bing Si San (Conch Shell Powder) with saliva and apply it evenly over the affected area on the face. Cover it with soft oil paper. At the narrow part of the stalk, tie it tightly with thread along with the paper. After ten days, the lesion will naturally fall off. Then, sprinkle Zhen Zhu San (Pearl Powder) to promote wound healing. In cases where the stalk is not small and resembles a turtle chess piece, making it difficult to tie, apply the aforementioned medicine first, then seal it with two layers of rice paste and cotton paper. Be careful not to move it during this period. It will also fall off after more than ten days, followed by sprinkling Zhen Zhu San (Pearl Powder).
Ye Yong (Axillary Abscess), commonly known as Jia Yong (Clamping Abscess), is caused by disorders of the Liver and Spleen meridians. Stagnation of blood in the Liver meridian and condensation of Qi in the Spleen meridian jointly form swelling. Initially, the skin color remains unchanged, presenting as diffuse swelling without a distinct head. Pain develops only after a long time, accompanied by chills and fever. This condition is difficult to resolve and will inevitably suppurate. For unruptured cases, use Chai Hu Qing Gan Tang (Bupleurum Decoction to Clear the Liver). For ruptured cases, use Shi Quan Da Bu Tang (Decoction for Tenfold Great Tonification) with Cinnamon Twig removed, adding Cyperi Rhizoma and Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium. For areas with severe swelling and pain, perform acupuncture and apply medicated plasters. However, this condition requires warm tonification from beginning to end, and cold-cooling herbs should be avoided.
Xie Yong (Hypochondriac Abscess) often arises from liver fire triggered by depression and anger. It is rare in individuals who are obese and have internal excess heat. In the initial stage, Zhi Zi Qing Gan Tang (Gardenia Decoction to Clear the Liver) or Chai Hu Qing Gan Tang (Bupleurum Decoction to Clear the Liver) should be used to relieve stagnation and drain fire. If the disease has progressed, use Tuo Li Xiao Du San (Powder to Support the Interior and Eliminate Toxins) added with Aurantii Fructus Viridis and Cyperi Rhizoma. If pus has formed, puncture it immediately, taking care not to damage the inner membrane. After rupture, use Ba Zhen Tang (Eight Treasure Decoction) added with Moutan Cortex, Corni Fructus, and Alisma Rhizoma, simultaneously nourishing Kidney Yin. Another type resulting from chronic deficiency consumption presents with foul-smelling, thin pus upon rupture; if supplementation and support fail to respond, the outcome is fatal.
Bi Zhi (Nasal Polyp) is formed due to unclear Lung Qi and stagnation of wind-dampness. Fleshy growths appear inside the nose resembling pomegranate seeds, gradually enlarging and hanging down, blocking the nasal orifices and preventing the free flow of Qi. Internally, Xin Yi Qing Fei Yin (Magnolia Flower Decoction to Clear the Lungs) is taken. Externally, Nao Sha San (Sal Ammoniac Powder) is applied daily to the lesion. Healing occurs when the growth gradually liquefies and drains away. Concurrently, one must regulate diet, avoid rich and heavy flavors, guard against irritability and rage, and conserve sexual energy. Only then can recurrence be prevented after recovery.