茯苓散
京三棱 蓬莪术（煨） 缩砂仁 赤茯苓（各半两） 青皮 陈皮 滑石 甘草（微炒）
上为末每服一钱麦门冬灯心煎汤调下
又方
大甘草头煎汤服
当归散
辣桂 牵牛（炒取各半两） 当归 北大黄 桃仁（浸去皮焙各二钱半） 全蝎（一钱半）
上细锉每一钱水一盏入蜜煎服以利大便利后用青皮陈皮茯苓木香缩砂甘草和胃 恶证唇
青不治
川楝散 治小儿疝气小腹痛引腰脊挛曲身不能直
木香 槟榔 三棱 蓬术（炮） 青皮（去白） 陈皮 川楝肉 芫花（米醋炒各半两） 川巴豆肉（不去油一钱）
上细末飞面糊丸麻子大每服三丸空心服下前一服姜汤送下
夫热与血相搏而风冷乘之所以赤肿游而遍体也此由乳母酒面煎炒过食与夫烘衣与儿不候
冷而
即着多成此疾或发于手足或发于头面胸背令儿燥闷腹胀其热如火痛不可言才有入腹入肾之证
便
不可救杨氏曰丹有五色乃血热风毒有盛有衰夹冷夹热故其色变易不同经云赤紫丹瘤皆心火内
郁而发赤如丹砂故名丹毒盖心主血热为血之媒
谓应火而色也乃心家血热盛以动之是以游走遍体自腹生出四肢者易治自四肢生入腹者难治矣
通用败毒散加紫草茸外用白玉散敷之大抵治小儿丹毒必先服表药内解热毒方可涂敷既毒瓦斯无
所泄而入里害人有身上发时亦如前证不甚燥痒但见出浮于遍体神昏不悦名阴湿毒证此二证不
问赤白若入腹入肾多致为害不可轻视如常自取困耳
茯苓散
京三棱、蓬莪术（煨制）、缩砂仁、赤茯苓（各半两）、青皮、陈皮、滑石、甘草（微炒）
以上药物研为细末，每次服用一钱，用麦门冬和灯心草煎汤调服。
又一方
取大甘草头煎汤服用。
当归散
辣桂、牵牛子（炒后取药，各半两）、当归、北大黄、桃仁（浸泡去皮焙干，各二钱半）、全蝎（一钱半）
以上药物切碎，每服一钱，加水一盏，加入蜂蜜煎服，以通利大便为大效，之后服用青皮、陈皮、茯苓、木香、缩砂仁、甘草以调和胃气。若出现恶证、嘴唇发青，则难以治愈。
川楝散 治疗小儿疝气，小腹痛并牵引腰脊，身体拘挛弯曲不能伸直。
木香、槟榔、三棱、蓬术（炮制）、青皮（去白）、陈皮、川楝肉、芫花（米醋炒，各半两）、川巴豆肉（不去油，一钱）
以上药物研为细末，用飞面糊制成如麻子大小的丸剂。每次服用三丸，空腹服用，前一服药后用姜汤送下。
热邪与血相搏结，而风冷趁机侵袭，所以导致红肿游走遍体。这通常是因为乳母饮酒、吃面食及煎炒燥热食物过多，或者烘烤衣物时不等待冷却就给孩子穿上，多因此形成此病。有的发作于手足，有的发作于头面胸背，使小儿烦躁闷乱、腹胀，其热如火，疼痛难言。一旦出现毒邪入腹、入肾的证候，便不可救治。杨氏说：丹毒有五色，是血热风毒所致，有盛有衰，夹冷夹热，所以颜色变化不同。经云：赤紫丹瘤都是心火内郁而发，红如丹砂，所以名叫丹毒。盖因心主血，热是血的媒介，对应火而呈红色，这是心家血热盛动所致，所以毒气游走遍体。从腹部生出蔓延至四肢的容易治疗，从四肢生发进入腹部的则难治。通用败毒散加紫草茸，外用白玉散敷贴。大抵治疗小儿丹毒，必须先服用解表药，内解热毒，然后方可涂敷。如果毒瓦斯无处宣泄而陷入体内，就会危害人体。身上发疹时也有类似证候，但不甚燥痒，只见皮疹浮于遍体，神志昏沉、神情不悦，名为阴湿毒证。这两种证候，不论赤白，若毒邪入腹入肾，多会导致危害，不可轻视，否则常会自取困厄。
Fuling San (Poria Powder)
Sanleng Rhizoma (Bingzhelium), Ezhu Rhizoma (Ezhu, stir-baked with sand), Sha Ren Fructus Amomi Rotundus (Suansha), Fuling Poria (Chifuling, red-colored), Qingpi Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae Viride, Chenpi Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae, Talcum (Huashi), Gancao Radix Glycyrrhizae (lightly stir-fried). Each of the first four ingredients is half a liang; the others are as specified.
Grind all ingredients into fine powder. Take one qian per dose, mixed with decoction prepared from Maimendong Radix Ophiopogonis and Dengxin Cao Juncus Medullary.
Another Prescription
Decoct the head of large Gancao Radix Glycyrrhizae in water and drink.
Danggui San (Angelica Sinensis Powder)
Guizhi Ramulus Cinnamomi (Lagui, spicy cinnamon twig), Qian Niu Zi Semen Pharbitidis (stir-fried to extract the drug, each half a liang), Danggui Radix Angelicae Sinensis, Dahuang Radix et Rhizoma Rhei (Beidahuang), Taoren Semen Persicae (soaked, peeled, baked, each two qian and half), Quanxie Scorpio (one qian and half).
Finely chop the ingredients. Take one qian per dose, add one zhan of water and honey, decoct, and take orally. The goal is to promote bowel movement. Afterward, use Qingpi Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae Viride, Chenpi Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae, Fuling Poria, Muxiang Radix Aucklandiae, Sha Ren Fructus Amomi Rotundus, and Gancao Radix Glycyrrhizae to harmonize the stomach. If adverse symptoms appear, such as cyanosis of the lips, it is difficult to treat.
Chuanlian San (Toosendan Fruit Powder)
Treats pediatric hernia, characterized by lower abdominal pain radiating to the lumbar spine, causing body stiffness and inability to straighten.
Muxiang Radix Aucklandiae, Binglang Semen Arecae, Sanleng Rhizoma, Pengzhu Rhizoma Curcumae (processed), Qingpi Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae Viride (peel removed), Chenpi Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae, Chuanlianzi Fructus Toosendan (flesh), Yuanhua Flos Genkwa (stir-fried with rice vinegar, each half a liang), Badou Semen Crotonis (Chuanbadou, flesh without oil removal, one qian).
Grind all ingredients into fine powder. Use refined wheat flour paste to make pills the size of hemp seeds. Take three pills per dose on an empty stomach. The previous dose should be taken with ginger juice.
When heat pathogen clashes with blood, and wind-cold takes advantage, redness and swelling wander throughout the body. This condition often arises because the nursing mother consumes excessive alcohol, wheat products, or fried and roasted foods, or because clothes dried by fire are not allowed to cool before being put on the infant. This disease may manifest on the hands and feet, or on the head, face, chest, and back, causing the child irritability, abdominal distension, intense heat like fire, and unbearable pain. Once the toxin enters the abdomen and kidneys, it becomes incurable. Yang Shi stated: Dan Du (Erysipelas) has five colors, caused by blood-heat and wind-toxin, varying in excess and deficiency, cold and heat, hence the different color changes. The Classics state: Red and purple Dan Liu (tumors) result from internal stagnation of Heart Fire. Red like cinnabar, hence named Dan Du (Poisonous Erysipelas). Since the Heart governs blood, and heat acts as the medium for blood, corresponding to fire and appearing red, this indicates excessive Heat in the Blood of the Heart moving violently. Thus, the toxic qi wanders throughout the body. Cases originating from the abdomen and spreading to the limbs are easier to treat; those originating from the limbs and entering the abdomen are difficult to treat. The general prescription is Baidu San (Detoxification Powder) added with Zicao Radix Arnebiae (Zicaorong). Externally apply Baiyu San (White Jade Powder). Generally, treating pediatric Dan Du requires first administering exterior-releasing herbs to internally resolve heat-toxin before applying external treatments. If the toxic qi has no outlet and penetrates inward, it harms the person. When rashes appear on the body with similar symptoms but less dryness and itching, floating over the whole body, accompanied by lethargy and displeasure, it is named Yin Shi Du Zheng (Yin-Damp Toxic Syndrome). For these two syndromes, regardless of red or white color, if the toxin enters the abdomen and kidneys, it causes harm and must not be neglected, otherwise it leads to self-inflicted distress.