天钓者发时头目仰视。惊悸壮热。两目反张。泪出不流。手足搐掣。不时悲哭。如鬼祟所附。
甚者爪甲皆青。盖由乳母浓味积毒在胃。致儿心肺生热。热痰郁滞为患。加以外挟风邪而发。法
当解利其邪。钩藤饮。面色皎白。气虚喘促者。四君子汤加蝎尾。内钓者。腹痛多喘。唇黑囊肿。
伛偻反张。眼尾赤色。若五内抽掣。作痛狂叫。或泄泻缩脚。内证一作。则外证亦然。极难调理。
内证。乌蝎六君子丸。外证。钩藤饮。进乳食者可治。若因乳母醇酒浓味。积毒在胃。加味清胃
散。若因乳母郁怒。积热在肝。加味逍遥散。稍加漏芦。母子俱服。
小儿盘肠气者。痛则曲腰干啼。额上有汗。皆由肝经风邪所搏也。肝肾居下。故痛则曲腰。
干啼者。风燥其液。故无泪也。额上有汗者。风水助心火也。口闭足冷者。脾气不荣也。下利清
粪者。肝木乘脾也。丁香楝实丸。曲腰干啼者。盐汤送下。额上有汗者。葱豉汤下。口闭足冷者。
人参汤下。若面赤唇焦。小便不通。小腹胀痛者。小肠热也。加味通心散。若痛不止。煎葱汤淋
揉其腹。就以热葱熨脐腹间。良久尿出痛止。若因乳母饮食停滞者。保和丸。怒动肝火者。加味
逍遥散。子母俱服。
小儿伤风。鼻塞发热。或痰壅发搐。多因乳母鼻吹囟门。但服惺惺散。或用葱头七茎。生姜
一片。细切擂烂。摊纸上置掌中合。待温贴于囟门。其邪即解。乃去其葱。却用绢缎寸余。涂以
面糊。仍贴囟门。永无伤风之患。其余用药发散。与大人不异。但脾胃怯弱。所以多手足寒冷之
证。故治法以照顾脾胃为主。
天钓病发作时，患儿头部和眼睛向上仰视。出现惊悸和高热。两眼向后反张（角弓反张）。流泪但泪液不流动。手足抽搐掣动。不时悲伤哭泣。症状如同被鬼神附体。
严重的甚至指甲和趾甲都发青。这通常是因为乳母食用了油腻厚味的食物，导致积毒停留在胃中，致使婴儿的心肺产生内热。热痰郁结阻滞而引发此病，再加上外感风邪诱发。治疗法则应当解除并疏利体内的邪气，使用钩藤饮。如果患儿面色苍白，气虚且呼吸急促的，使用四君子汤加入全蝎尾。
内钓病表现为腹痛且多伴有喘息。嘴唇发黑，阴囊肿大。身体弯曲或向后反张。眼角发红。如果感到五脏内部抽掣作痛，狂乱大叫。或者出现腹泻、双腿蜷缩的症状。内证一旦发作，外证也会随之出现。病情极难调理。针对内证，使用乌蝎六君子丸。针对外证，使用钩藤饮。能够进食乳汁和食物的患儿可以治愈。如果是由于乳母饮用烈酒、食用油腻厚味食物，导致积毒在胃中，使用加味清胃散。如果是由于乳母情绪抑郁愤怒，导致积热在肝经，使用加味逍遥散，稍加漏芦。母子双方共同服用。
小儿盘肠气病，疼痛时腰部弯曲，干哭无泪。额头出汗。这都是由肝经的风邪搏结所致。肝肾位于人体下部，所以疼痛时腰部弯曲。干哭无泪是因为风燥耗伤了津液，所以没有眼泪。额头出汗是因为风水之邪助长了心火。口闭脚冷的，是脾气不能濡养肢体。下利清谷（大便中有未消化的食物）的，是肝木乘克脾土。使用丁香楝实丸。对于腰部弯曲干哭的，用盐汤送服。对于额头出汗的，用葱豉汤送服。对于口闭脚冷的，用人参汤送服。如果面部发红、嘴唇焦裂、小便不通、小腹胀痛的，这是小肠有热。使用加味通心散。如果疼痛不止，煎煮葱汤淋洗并揉搓腹部。就用热的葱熨烫脐部及腹部。过一会儿尿液排出，疼痛停止。如果是由于乳母饮食停滞导致的，使用保和丸。如果是因怒动肝火导致的，使用加味逍遥散。母子双方共同服用。
小儿伤风，鼻塞发热。或者痰液壅盛引发抽搐。多因为乳母对着囟门吹鼻气所致。只需服用惺惺散。或者取七个葱头，一片生姜，细细切碎捣烂，摊在纸上放在手掌心中合拢。待温度适宜后贴在囟门上。邪气随即解除。然后去掉葱，再用一寸多的绢缎，涂上面糊，重新贴在囟门上。从此不再有伤风的隐患。其余用药发散的方法，与成人没有不同。但因为小儿脾胃怯弱，所以常出现手足寒冷的证候。因此治疗方法以顾护脾胃为主。
Tian Diao (Heavenly Hook) disease, upon onset, presents with the head and eyes looking upward. There is palpitation and high fever. The eyes are retracted backward (opisthotonos). Tears flow but do not move freely. The hands and feet undergo clonic spasms. The child cries sorrowfully at times, as if possessed by spirits.
In severe cases, the fingernails and toenails turn cyanotic. This is generally caused by the wet nurse consuming rich and greasy foods, leading to accumulated toxins in the stomach, which generates heat in the infant's Heart and Lungs. Heat-phlegm stagnates and obstructs, causing the pathology, exacerbated by external wind pathogen invasion. The treatment principle should be to resolve and disperse the pathogenic factors, using Gouteng Yin (Uncaria Decoction). If the child has a sallow complexion, Qi deficiency, and panting, use Sijunzi Tang (Four Gentlemen Decoction) added with Quanye (Whole Scorpion Tail).
Nei Diao (Inner Hook) disease manifests as abdominal pain often accompanied by panting. The lips are dark, and the scrotum is swollen. The body is curved or bent backward. The corners of the eyes are red. If there is a sensation of internal spasming in the five viscera with severe pain and wild screaming, or if diarrhea occurs with legs curled up, once the internal syndrome appears, the external syndrome will also manifest. It is extremely difficult to regulate. For the internal syndrome, use Wuxie Liujunzi Wan (Scorpion and Six Gentlemen Pill). For the external syndrome, use Gouteng Yin (Uncaria Decoction). Treatment is feasible if the child can take milk and food. If the cause is the wet nurse drinking strong alcohol or eating rich/greasy foods, leading to accumulated toxins in the stomach, use Jiawei Qingwei San (Modified Stomach-Clearing Powder). If the cause is the wet nurse's depression and anger, leading to accumulated heat in the Liver, use Jiawei Xiaoyao San (Modified Free and Easy Wanderer Powder), with a slight addition of Loulu (Radix Euphorbiae Humifusae). Both mother and child should take the medication.
Xiao'er Panchang Qi (Infant's Intestinal Coil Qi) involves pain where the waist bends forward, the child cries without tears, and sweat appears on the forehead. This is all due to wind pathogen attacking the Liver Meridian. Since the Liver and Kidney reside in the lower jiao, pain causes the waist to bend. Crying without tears occurs because wind-dryness consumes body fluids, hence no tears. Sweat on the forehead occurs because wind-water assists Heart fire. Mouth closure and cold feet indicate that Spleen Qi fails to nourish the limbs. Diarrhea with undigested food indicates Liver Wood overacting on Spleen Earth. Use Dingxiang Lianshi Wan (Clove and Melia Pill). For those bending their waist and crying without tears, administer with salt water. For those with sweat on the forehead, administer with Congchi Tang (Scallion and Fermented Soybean Decoction). For those with mouth closure and cold feet, administer with Renshen Tang (Ginseng Decoction). If the face is red, lips are cracked, urination is obstructed, and the lower abdomen is distended and painful, this is Heat in the Small Intestine. Use Jiawei Tongxin San (Modified Heart-Unblocking Powder). If pain persists, decoct scallion water to wash and rub the abdomen. Apply hot scallions to moxa/press the umbilical and abdominal area. After a while, urine is discharged, and pain ceases. If caused by the wet nurse's dietary stagnation, use Baohe Wan (Preserve Harmony Pill). If caused by anger stirring Liver Fire, use Jiawei Xiaoyao San (Modified Free and Easy Wanderer Powder). Both mother and child should take the medication.
Infant Wind-Strike presents with nasal congestion and fever. Or phlegm obstruction inducing spasms. This is often caused by the wet nurse blowing air from her nose onto the fontanelle. Simply administer Xingxing San (Awakening Powder). Alternatively, take seven scallion heads and one slice of ginger, finely chop and mash them, spread on paper, hold between palms. When warm, apply to the fontanelle. The pathogen will then dissipate. Remove the scallion, then use a piece of silk about one cun long, coated with flour paste, and reapply to the fontanelle. This prevents future wind-strike. Other methods for dispersing pathogens with herbs are no different from adults. However, because the infant's Spleen and Stomach are weak, symptoms of cold hands and feet are common. Therefore, the treatment method focuses primarily on protecting the Spleen and Stomach.