治风症遍身穿烂，用 油六两（煎法如前），芝麻三合（炒焦研）、大枫子肉六两（研）、桃仁（去皮）、杏仁（去皮
尖）各五钱，水银三钱（研）已上五味，候油未凝调和。乳香、没药各一钱（ 上炙），樟脑面（各二钱），牛黄（三分），
冰片（二分），麝香（一分），已上七味研细，候油凝捣和合好，埋土中一日夜，出火气，敷患处即愈。（同上）
（手足及指拳挛如鸡脚状疼痛不时发者，名鬼眼炙）
左右膝骨盖下两边各有小窝，共四穴，谓之鬼眼。各将蕲艾灸三壮即愈。愚谓以驱寒湿，雷火针针四穴亦效。（《叶
天
士医案》）
蜜陀僧（五钱） 白附子（三钱） 硫黄（一钱） 共为末，陈醋调搽，数次效。（《月谭朱治方》）
草乌 金银花 不拘多少，共入罐煎水，乘热熏之即愈。罐口做布圈，以便按疮。（《姚罗浮集验方》）
水胶不拘多少，用水入碗熔化，加百草霜为末调匀，摊布上，贴之即愈。（同上）
巴豆五十粒（去皮），水七钟煮二钟，以帛染拭之，随手愈。（《奇方类编》）
凡男妇卒然昏倒，涎潮于心，不省人事，即扶室中坐正，用好醋斤许， 入炭火中熏之，令气入口鼻，涎自归经，
人渐苏。切不可用姜汤，一滴水入口，水如一入，逆痰涎永系于心，成痼疾矣。（《病机沙篆》）
治疗风症导致遍身皮肤溃烂，取油六两（煎制方法如前所述），芝麻三合（炒焦后研磨）、大枫子肉六两（研磨）、桃仁（去皮）、杏仁（去皮尖）各五钱，水银三钱（研磨）。以上五味药，待油未凝固时调和。乳香、没药各一钱（炙过），樟脑面各二钱，牛黄三分，冰片二分，麝香一分，以上七味药研成细末，待油凝固后捣碎混合均匀，埋入土中一天一夜以去除火气，敷于患处即可痊愈。（同上）
（手足及手指蜷缩如鸡爪状，不时发作疼痛的，名为“鬼眼”灸法）
左右膝盖骨盖下方两侧各有小窝，共四个穴位，称为“鬼眼”。每个穴位用蕲艾条灸三壮即可痊愈。我认为使用驱寒湿的方法，用雷火针针刺这四个穴位也有效。（《叶天士医案》）
密陀僧五钱，白附子三钱，硫黄一钱，共同研为粉末，用陈醋调匀涂抹，数次即见效。（《月谭朱治方》）
草乌、金银花，数量不拘，共同放入罐中煎水，趁热熏蒸患处即可痊愈。在罐口做一个布圈，以便贴合疮面。（《姚罗浮集验方》）
阿胶不拘多少，用水在碗中熔化，加入百草霜研成的粉末调匀，摊在布上，贴敷患处即可痊愈。（同上）
巴豆五十粒（去皮），加水七钟煮至二钟，用帛巾蘸取药液擦拭患处，随手即愈。（《奇方类编》）
凡是男女突然昏倒，涎潮壅塞于心窍，不省人事，应立即扶到室内坐正，用好醋约一斤，放入炭火中熏蒸，让醋气进入口鼻，涎沫自然回归经脉，人逐渐苏醒。切不可使用姜汤，若有一滴水入口，水一旦进入，逆痰和涎沫将永远束缚于心，形成顽固疾病。（《病机沙篆》）
Treatment for wind syndrome causing widespread skin ulceration: Take 6 liang of oil (prepared as described previously), 3 he of sesame seeds (stir-fried until scorched and ground), 6 liang of *Semicarpus anacardium* nut meat (ground), 5 qian each of *Prunus persica* seed (peeled) and *Prunus armeniaca* seed (peeled and tip removed), and 3 qian of Mercury (ground). For the above five ingredients, blend them while the oil is not yet solidified. Take 1 qian each of *Boswellia carterii* gum resin (roasted) and *Myrrha* (roasted), 2 qian each of Camphora (powdered), 3 fen of *Bovis Calculus*, 2 fen of *Borneolum Syntheticum*, and 1 fen of *Moschus*. Grind the above seven ingredients into a fine powder. Once the oil has solidified, pound and mix thoroughly with the powder. Bury the mixture in soil for one day and night to eliminate "fire qi," then apply to the affected area for cure. (Ibid.)
(When hands and feet, including fingers, curl like chicken claws and are accompanied by intermittent pain, it is named "Ghost Eye" moxibustion.)
There are small depressions on both sides below the patella of the left and right knees, totaling four acupoints, known as "Ghost Eyes." Apply three moxa cones (Zhuang) of Qimoxa at each point for a cure. I believe that using methods to dispel cold-dampness, such as needle insertion with Lei Huo Zhen (Thunder Fire Needle) at these four points, is also effective. (*Medical Cases of Ye Tianshi*)
5 qian of Lithargite, 3 qian of *Typhonii Rhizoma*, 1 qian of Sulfur. Grind together into powder, mix with aged vinegar, and apply topically. Effective after several applications. (*Yue Tan Zhu's Medical Formulas*)
*Aconitum kusnezoffii* root and *Lonicera japonica* flower, quantity unrestricted. Decoct in water in a jar. While hot, fumigate the affected area for a cure. Make a cloth ring for the jar mouth to facilitate pressing against the sore. (*Yao Luofu's Collected Effective Prescriptions*)
Ejiao (Donkey-hide gelatin), quantity unrestricted. Melt in water within a bowl. Add powder of *Cinis Herbae Artemisiae Argyi* (Baicaoshuang) and mix evenly. Spread onto cloth and apply as a plaster for a cure. (Ibid.)
50 grains of *Croton tiglium* seed (peeled). Boil in 7 zhong of water until reduced to 2 zhong. Dip a silk cloth in the decoction and wipe the affected area; immediate cure follows. (*Compilation of Rare Formulas*)
In cases where men or women suddenly faint due to phlegm-fluid flooding the heart orifice, resulting in loss of consciousness, immediately assist them to sit upright in a room. Take approximately 1 jin of good vinegar, place it near charcoal fire to fumigate, allowing the vapor to enter the nose and mouth. The phlegm-fluid will naturally return to its meridians, and the patient will gradually regain consciousness. Do not use ginger soup under any circumstances. If even a drop of water enters the mouth, it will cause rebellious phlegm-fluid to bind permanently to the heart, leading to chronic stubborn disease. (*Sha Zhuan of Pathogenesis*)