夹纸膏 川椒 松香 黄腊（各一钱四分） 研，忌铁器。用连根、葱白十四段，共捣烂，做夹纸膏，摊贴效。
凡疮，用夹膏，须用旧伞纸，以甘草汤煮，密刺多孔，比他纸效。如用寻常油纸，须用甘草、白芷、花椒、荆芥汤煎
煮，晒干摊膏，不痛不生拐。（《心岐传方》）
冷 疮 鹿角灰、乳香为末，清油调敷。（《曹氏经验方》）
血风 疮 生脚股上，是湿毒成风。用黄腊一两溶化，入银朱一两搅，摊纸上，刺孔贴之。（《宣明方》）
蛀脚 疮 干马齿苋研末，蜜调敷上，一宿虫自出，神效。（《海上方》）
疮不敛 葱盐汤洗净拭干，以马屁勃末敷之，愈。（《稗史》）
疮成臼累月未干 用上等好砂糖，先用盐汤淋洗，取绢帛拭干，以唾津涂敷上，三日愈。（《同寿 》）
疮溃疮 雄黄（二钱） 陈艾（五钱） 青布卷作大炷，点火熏之，热水流五七次，愈。（《笔峰杂兴》）
疮并妇人裙边疮 水龙骨（即船上陈锻石，炒干）为末，香油调搽，神效。（《经验广集》）
疮针法 气海穴，在脐下一寸五分。解膝穴，在足面湾上。绝骨穴，以三阴交穴相对。（《刺灸心法》）
数年烂腿 将白芦甘石醋 七次，研极细，麻油调敷，日换，自愈。亲试百验。（《单方摘要》）
腿疮年久不愈 用罐口泥研末，掺上立愈。（同上）
夹纸膏：取川椒、松香、黄蜡（各一钱四分），研磨成粉，注意避免使用铁器。用带根的葱白十四段，共同捣烂，制成夹纸膏，摊贴患处有效。
凡是疮疡，使用夹纸膏时，必须使用旧伞纸，用甘草汤煮过，并密密麻麻地刺出许多小孔，比其他纸张效果更好。如果使用寻常的油纸，必须用甘草、白芷、花椒、荆芥煎煮后晒干，再摊制药膏，否则会导致疼痛且疮口难以愈合生肌。（出自《心岐传方》）
冷疮：将鹿角灰、乳香研为细末，用清油调和后敷于患处。（出自《曹氏经验方》）
血风疮：生于大腿上，这是湿毒化风所致。取黄蜡一两熔化，加入银朱一两搅拌，摊在纸上，刺孔后贴敷。（出自《宣明方》）
蛀脚疮：将干马齿苋研为细末，用蜂蜜调和敷于患处，一夜之间虫子自行排出，效果神奇。（出自《海上方》）
疮口不收敛：用葱盐汤清洗并擦干，以马屁勃的粉末敷于患处，即可痊愈。（出自《稗史》）
疮口形成空洞，数月未干燥：用上等好砂糖，先用盐汤淋洗疮口，取绢帛擦干，用唾液涂抹敷于患处，三日可愈。（出自《同寿》）
疮溃烂流脓：雄黄（二钱）、陈艾（五钱），将青布卷成粗大的艾炷，点燃后熏烤患处，待热水流出五到七次，即可痊愈。（出自《笔峰杂兴》）
疮疡及妇人裙边疮：水龙骨（即船上陈旧的锻石，炒干）研为细末，用香油调和搽擦，效果神奇。（出自《经验广集》）
疮疡针法：气海穴，位于脐下一寸五分处。解膝穴，位于足背弯曲处。绝骨穴，与三阴交穴相对。（出自《刺灸心法》）
数年不愈的烂腿：将白炉甘石用醋淬炼七次，研磨至极细，用麻油调和敷于患处，每日更换，自然痊愈。亲自试验，百发百中。（出自《单方摘要》）
腿疮日久不愈：用罐口的泥土研为细末，撒在患处，立即痊愈。（同上）
Jiazhi Gao (Interleaved Paper Plaster): Take Chuanjiao (Sichuan Pepper), Songxiang (Pine Rosin), and Huangla (Yellow Beeswax) (each 1.4 qian), grind into powder, avoiding iron vessels. Use fourteen segments of scallion whites with roots, pound them together until mushy, make into Jiazhi Gao, spread and apply to the affected area for efficacy.
For all sores, when using Jiazhi Gao, old umbrella paper must be used, boiled in Gancao Tang (Licorice Decoction), and densely pricked with many holes; it is more effective than other papers. If ordinary oil paper is used, it must be boiled in a decoction of Gancao (Licorice), Baizhi (Angelicae Dahuricae Radix), Huajiao (Zanthoxylum Pericarpium), and Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba), dried, and then the plaster spread on it; otherwise, it will cause pain and hinder granulation/healing. (From *Xinqi Chuanfang*)
Leng Chuang (Cold Sore): Lu jiao hui (Ash of Deer Antler) and Ruxiang (Frankincense) are ground into powder, mixed with clear sesame oil, and applied topically. (From *Cao Shi Jingyan Fang*)
Xuefeng Chuang (Blood Wind Sore): Occurs on the thighs, caused by damp-toxin transforming into wind. Melt one liang of Huangla (Yellow Beeswax), add one liang of Yinzhu (Cinnabar), stir well, spread on paper, prick holes, and apply. (From *Xuanming Fang*)
Zhu Jiao Chuang (Maggot Leg Sore): Dry Machixian (Portulaca Oleracea) is ground into powder, mixed with honey, and applied to the lesion; within one night, the worms exit naturally, showing miraculous efficacy. (From *Haishang Fang*)
Sores not healing: Cleanse and dry with Congyan Tang (Scallion and Salt Decoction), then apply powder of Mapibo (Polyporus Umbellatus) to the site for cure. (From *Bai Shi*)
Sores forming cavities, unhealed for months: Use high-quality white sugar. First rinse with Yan Tang (Salt Water), wipe dry with silk cloth, apply saliva to the surface, and heal within three days. (From *Tongshou*)
Ulcerated sores: Xionghuang (Realgar) (2 qian) and Chen Ai (Aged Mugwort) (5 qian). Roll Qingbu (Blue Cloth) into a large moxa cone, ignite, and fumigate the area. After hot water flows out five to seven times, it heals. (From *Bifeng Zaxing*)
Sores and women's skirt-edge sores: Shuailonggu (Water Dragon Bone, i.e., aged ferruginous stone from ships, stir-fried dry) is ground into powder, mixed with fragrant sesame oil, and applied for miraculous efficacy. (From *Jingyan Guangji*)
Acupuncture method for sores: Qihai (CV6), located 1.5 cun below the umbilicus. Xiexi (EX-LE5), located on the dorsum of the foot in the depression proximal to the malleoli. Jiegu (GB39), opposite to Sanyinjiao (SP6). (From *Ci Jiu Xinfa*)
Chronic ulcerative leg wounds lasting years: Bai Luguanshi (Calamina) quenched seven times in Cu (Vinegar), ground extremely fine, mixed with Mahua You (Hemp Seed Oil or Sesame Oil), applied daily, heals spontaneously. Personally tested, hundred percent effective. (From *Danfang Zhaiyao*)
Leg sores unhealed for years: Use mud from the rim of a jar, ground into powder, sprinkled on the lesion for immediate cure. (Ibid.)