（诸热痰涎）凡十门
茅先生∶小儿生下二七日，有中胎热候，遍身黄胆肿满，眼不开，作呻吟声。此候本因母受胎时，身体不
安而服药，牙儿在胎中受毒药，至有此候。所治者，先以紫龙水，一日三次洗牙儿；然用牛黄膏奶上吮下（方见膈
热门中，）一日下四服。如此调理，三日愈。如见肚膨、身黄肿不退，握拳、眼视不治。（紫龙水方无。）
钱乙论胎胆云∶小儿生下肌肉浓，遍身血色红；盈月以后渐肌瘦，目白睛粉红色，五心热，大便难，时时
生涎，浴体法主之。又云∶胎怯者，生下面色无精光，肌肉薄，大便白水，身无血色，时时哽气，多哕，目无
精彩，当浴体法主之。又云∶胎热，则生下有血气，时叫哭，身壮热如淡茶色，目赤，大便赤黄，粪稠，急食乳，
浴体法主之。更别父母肥瘦，肥不可生瘦，瘦不可生肥也。（浴体法见搐搦门中。）
茅先生小儿中胎热歌∶
孩儿生下中胎热，面睑口鼻悉皆黄。此是血殂须细审，忽然着病见危亡。
《灵苑》银液丹 治大人、小儿一切诸风诸痫，手足拘急，眼目不定，心烦吐逆。兼治小儿胎热，攻注脾胃，
面色多变；水泻、涎滞，并皆治之。
黑铅（半斤，炼十遍，秤取三两，再于锅内熔成汁，水银三两投入汁中，结作砂子，分为数块，
用绢袋子盛，以甘草水煮半日，候冷细研） 天南星（三分，
为末） 腻粉（一分） 朱砂（半两，细研） 铁粉（将水飞过，候干，秤三两用）
上五味，同一处研匀，以面糊为丸如绿豆大。每服五丸，用薄荷蜜汤下，不计时候。大人丸如梧桐子大，
姜汤下，吃后微利为妙。
《万全方》治小儿胎热，心脏气壅，烦热惊悸。朱砂丸
通明朱砂 龙胆（去苗） 黄连（各半两） 铅霜（研入） 铁粉（细研。各一分） 牛黄（细研，一钱）
上件为细末，都研令匀，以粟米饭和丸如绿豆大。每服五丸，以薄荷蜜水送下。量儿大小加减。
（关于各种热证与痰涎的论述）共有十个门类。
茅先生论述：婴儿出生后十四天，若出现中胎热的症状，表现为全身黄疸、肿胀且腹部胀满，眼睛睁不开，发出呻吟声。这种症状原本是因为母亲在受孕期间身体不安而服药，胎儿在母体内受到毒药的侵害，从而导致出现这种症状。治疗时，先用紫龙水，每天三次清洗婴儿；然后用牛黄膏涂抹在乳头上方让婴儿吮吸，下方排出药液（方剂见膈热门中），每天分四次服用。这样调理，三天即可痊愈。如果看到肚子膨大、身体黄疸肿胀不退，手握拳头、眼神呆滞无光，则属于不治之症。（紫龙水方已失传。）
钱乙论述胎黄说：婴儿出生时肌肉厚实，全身血色红润；满月以后逐渐变得肌肉消瘦，眼白部分呈粉红色，手心、脚心和心口发热，大便困难，经常产生涎沫，用浴体法为主进行治疗。又说：胎怯的婴儿，出生后面色没有神采，肌肉单薄，大便呈白色水样，身体缺乏血色，经常打嗝，频繁呃逆，眼神无光彩，应当用浴体法为主进行治疗。又说：胎热的婴儿，出生时带有血气，时常哭闹，身体高热如淡茶色，眼睛发红，大便赤黄，粪便粘稠，急切地吃奶，用浴体法为主进行治疗。另外还要区分父母体型的肥瘦，父亲肥胖生不出瘦弱的孩子，父亲瘦弱生不出肥胖的孩子。（浴体法见搐搦门中。）
茅先生《小儿中胎热歌》：
婴儿出生后患上胎热，面部眼睑口鼻全都发黄。这是血殂之症必须仔细审视，忽然患病可见危亡之象。
《灵苑》银液丹 治疗大人、小儿一切风邪和癫痫，手足拘挛紧急，眼球转动不定，心烦意乱、呕吐逆气。兼治小儿胎热，邪气攻注脾胃，面色多变；水样腹泻、涎液停滞，都予以治疗。
黑铅（半斤，炼制十遍，称取三两，再放入锅中熔化成汁，投入三两水银，凝结成砂状，分成几块，用绢袋盛装，用甘草水煮半天，冷却后细细研磨） 天南星（三分，研为粉末） 腻粉（一分） 朱砂（半两，细细研磨） 铁粉（用水飞法处理，待干后称取三两使用）
以上五味药，放在同一处研磨均匀，用面糊制成如绿豆大小的丸药。每次服用五丸，用薄荷蜜汤送服，不限时间。成人丸药如梧桐子大小，用姜汤送服，服药后轻微腹泻为宜。
通明朱砂 龙胆（去苗） 黄连（各半两） 铅霜（研入） 铁粉（细细研磨。各一分） 牛黄（细细研磨，一钱）
以上药材制成细末，全部研磨均匀，用粟米饭调和制成如绿豆大小的丸药。每次服用五丸，用薄荷蜜水送下。根据婴儿年龄大小增减剂量。
(Regarding various heat syndromes and phlegm-rheum) There are ten categories in total.
Master Mao states: If an infant, fourteen days after birth, exhibits symptoms of "Zhong Tai Re" (Intermediate Fetal Heat), characterized by generalized jaundice, swelling, abdominal distension, inability to open the eyes, and moaning sounds. This condition originates from the mother taking medicine while pregnant due to physical discomfort; the fetus absorbs toxic substances in utero, leading to this syndrome. Treatment begins with washing the infant three times a day using Zi Long Shui (Purple Dragon Water). Subsequently, apply Niu Huang Gao (Calculus Bovis Ointment) to the nipple for the infant to suckle, allowing the medication to enter orally and exit via defecation (see formula in Ge Re Men category). Administer four doses daily. With such regulation, recovery occurs within three days. However, if abdominal distension persists, jaundice and swelling do not recede, the hands remain clenched, and the eyes lack luster, the condition is incurable. (The formula for Zi Long Shui is lost.)
Qian Yi discusses Tai Huang (Fetal Jaundice): Infants born with thick muscles and reddish blood color throughout the body; after one month, they gradually become emaciated, the sclera appears pinkish-red, the five centers (palms, soles, and chest) feel hot, defecation is difficult, and saliva/phlegm is frequently produced. The primary treatment is Yu Ti Fa (Body Bathing Method). He further states: Infants with Tai Qie (Fetal Deficiency) are born with a dull complexion, thin muscles, watery white stools, lack of blood luster in the body, frequent hiccupping, excessive belching, and lifeless eyes. They should also be primarily treated with Yu Ti Fa. Regarding Tai Re (Fetal Heat), infants are born with excess blood-qi, cry frequently, have high fever resembling light tea color, red eyes, dark yellow sticky stools, and show urgency in breastfeeding. The primary treatment is Yu Ti Fa. Additionally, consider the parents' body constitutions; a fat father cannot produce a thin child, nor can a thin father produce a fat child. (See Yu Ti Fa in Chu Nuo Men category.)
Master Mao's Song on Infant Fetal Heat:
The infant contracts fetal heat upon birth, with the face, eyelids, mouth, and nose all turning yellow. This is a case of Xue Cu (Blood Stasis/Death), requiring careful examination; sudden onset of illness reveals critical danger.
Ling Yuan Yin Ye Dan (Silver Liquid Pill) treats all wind syndromes and epilepsy in adults and children, including spasticity of limbs, unstable eye movements, irritability, nausea, and vomiting. It also treats pediatric fetal heat where pathogenic factors attack the Spleen and Stomach, causing variable facial complexion, watery diarrhea, and stagnation of phlegm-rheum.
Ingredients:
Hei Qian (Lead Metal, half jin, refined ten times, weigh out three liang, melt in a pot, add three liang of Shui Yin [Mercury], form cinnabar-like grains, divide into pieces, place in silk bag, boil in Gan Cao [Licorice] decoction for half a day, cool and finely grind) Tian Nan Xing (Arisaema Rhizome, three fen, powdered) Ni Fen (Calomel, one fen) Zhu Sha (Cinnabar, half liang, finely ground) Tie Fen (Iron Powder, water-washed, dried, weigh three liang).
Grind these five ingredients uniformly together. Form pills the size of mung beans using wheat paste. Take five pills each time, administered with Bo He Mi Tang (Mint Honey Decoction), at any time. For adults, form pills the size of Sophora seeds, administer with Ginger Decoction; mild laxative effect after ingestion is ideal.
Wan Quan Fang Zhu Sha Wan (Cinnabar Pill) treats pediatric fetal heat, Qi stagnation in the Heart, irritability, fever, palpitations, and fright.
Ingredients:
Tong Ming Zhu Sha (Transparent Cinnabar) Long Dan (Gentiana Root, remove roots) Huang Lian (Coptis Rhizome, each half liang) Qian Shuang (Lead Frost, added during grinding) Tie Fen (Iron Powder, finely ground, each one fen) Niu Huang (Calculus Bovis, finely ground, one qian).
Grind all ingredients into fine powder and mix uniformly. Bind with millet rice flour to form pills the size of mung beans. Take five pills each time, administered with Mint Honey Water. Adjust dosage according to the infant's age and size.