治诸般痈肿发背。
柞木叶（四两干） 干荷叶 金婴根（萱草也） 甘草节 地榆（各一两）
上同锉，捣为煮散，每服半两，水二碗，煎至一碗。分两服，早晚各一，并滓再煎一服
。脓血者自干，未成者自消。忌饮食毒。
黄明胶一两，水半升消了，入黄丹一两，再煮三五沸，又放温冷。以鸡毛扫在疮口上。
如未成即涂肿处，自消。
治痈疽止痛。
干荷叶心当中如钱片，不计多少，为粗末。每用三匙，水二碗，漫火煎至一碗半，放温
淋洗揩干，以太白膏敷。
荷叶一两， 本半两，为末，如前用。
横纹甘草一斤，擘开椎碎，用水一斗，浸两宿，夏浸一宿， 细夹绢滤去滓，入银石器
内，漫火熬成膏，分作三服，每发以温酒半升调下。更量年齿老少，分作数服。
令发背自溃。
绵黄 （细者，洗，焙，一两） 甘草（炙，半两） 皂角刺（择红紫者，锉，麸炒黄，
一
两）
上细末，每服一大钱，酒一盏，乳香一块，煎七分去滓，温服。加当归、赤芍药各半两
尤效速。
托里排脓。
皂角刺（不计多少，粗大紫色者）
上藏瓶中，盐泥固济，炭火烧过存性，放冷，出碾为细末。每服一钱，薄酒微温调下，
暑月用陈米饮下。
治疗各种痈肿和发背（背部大面积痈疽）。
柞木叶（四两，干燥） 干荷叶 金婴根（即萱草） 甘草节 地榆（各一两）
以上药材一同切碎，捣碎制成煮散剂。每次服用半两，加水两碗，煎煮至剩下一碗药液。分两次服用，早晚各一次，并将药渣再次煎煮服用一次。脓血已排出者会自然干燥，尚未化脓者会自行消散。忌食有毒食物。
黄明胶一两，加半升水将其溶化，加入黄丹一两，再煮沸三到五次，然后放置冷却。用鸡毛蘸取药液涂抹在疮口上。
如果痈肿尚未化脓，则涂抹在肿胀处，可使其自行消散。
治疗痈疽引起的疼痛。
取干荷叶中心如铜钱大小的片状部分，数量不限，研成粗末。每次使用三匙，加水两碗，用慢火煎煮至剩下一碗半药液，待温度适宜后淋洗患处并擦干，然后敷上太白膏。
荷叶一两，白芷半两，研成细末，用法同上。
寒水石经水飞法处理，用腊月（农历十二月）的猪脂调制成膏状，根据疮口大小，用薄纸摊开贴敷。
横纹甘草一斤，掰开砸碎，用水一斗浸泡两个晚上，夏季浸泡一个晚上，用细绢过滤去渣，放入银器或石器中，用慢火熬制成膏状，分为三次服用，每次发作时用温酒半升送服。还需根据患者年龄老少，酌情分成多次服用。
促使发背自然溃破。
绵黄芪（选用细嫩的，洗净，焙干，一两） 甘草（炙制，半两） 皂角刺（挑选红紫色的，切碎，麸皮炒至黄色，一两）
以上药材研成细末，每次服用一大钱，加酒一盏、乳香一块，煎煮至七分满，去渣，温服。加入当归、赤芍药各半两，疗效更快更显著。
托毒外出，排脓。
皂角刺（数量不限，选用粗大且呈紫色的）
将药材藏在瓶中，用盐泥密封固定，在炭火上烧至存性（保留药性但焦枯），冷却后取出碾成细末。每次服用一钱，用微温的薄酒调服，夏季用陈米汤送服。
Treats various types of carbuncles, swellings, and "Fabei" (large-scale abscesses on the back).
Zhaomu Ye (Leaf of Quercus variabilis, four taels, dried) Ganheye (Dried Lotus Leaf) Jinying Gen (Root of Hemerocallis citrina, also known as Daylily) Gancao Jie (Nodes of Licorice Root) Diyü (Root of Sanguisorba officinalis, one tael each)
All ingredients are coarsely chopped and pounded to prepare a decoction powder. Each dose is half a tael, boiled with two bowls of water until reduced to one bowl. Divide into two doses, taken in the morning and evening respectively; the dregs are also boiled again for another dose. If pus and blood have drained, they will dry naturally; if not yet formed, they will resolve spontaneously. Avoid toxic foods.
Huangming Jiao (Yellow Clear Gelatin, one tael) is dissolved in half a sheng of water. Add Huangdan (Lead Tetroxide, one tael), boil for three to five times, then allow to cool. Apply to the wound using a chicken feather brush.
If the swelling has not yet suppurated, apply it to the swollen area, and it will resolve spontaneously.
Alleviates pain caused by carbuncles and sores.
Take the central part of dried Heaye (Lotus Leaf) that resembles a coin, quantity unspecified, and grind into coarse powder. Use three spoons per dose, add two bowls of water, simmer slowly until reduced to one and a half bowls. Let it cool slightly, wash the affected area, pat dry, and apply Taibai Gao (White Jade Ointment).
Heaye (Lotus Leaf, one tael) and Ben Cao (Angelica dahurica, half a tael) are ground into fine powder and used as described above.
Hanshuishi (Calcitum, processed by water flotation) is mixed with Zhu Zhi (Pig Fat from the twelfth lunar month) to form an ointment. Spread thinly on paper according to the size of the sore and apply externally.
Hengwen Gancao (Licorice Root with transverse wrinkles, one jin) is broken and crushed. Soak in one dou of water for two nights (one night in summer). Filter through fine silk to remove dregs. Boil down in silver or earthenware vessels over slow fire until it becomes a paste. Divide into three doses. Take each dose with half a sheng of warm wine upon onset of symptoms. Adjust the number of doses based on the patient's age.
Promotes spontaneous rupture of Fabei (Back Abscess).
Mian Huangqi (Astragalus membranaceus, select tender roots, wash, dry-roast, one tael) Gancao (Licorice Root, honey-fried, half a tael) Zaojiao Ci (Spine of Gleditsia sinensis, select red-purple ones, chop, stir-fry with bran until yellow, one tael)
Grind all into fine powder. Each dose is one large qian, decocted with one zhan of wine and a piece of Ruxiang (Boswellia carterii resin) until reduced to seventy percent. Strain and take warm. Adding Danggui (Radix Angelicae Sinensis) and Chishaoyao (Radix Paeoniae Rubra), half a tael each, enhances efficacy and speed.
Supports the interior and expels pus.
Zaojiao Ci (Spine of Gleditsia sinensis, quantity unspecified, select thick and purple ones)
Store in a bottle, seal tightly with salt mud, burn over charcoal fire until "preserving nature" (charred but retaining medicinal properties), cool, and grind into fine powder. Each dose is one qian, taken with slightly warm thin wine. In summer months, take with aged rice water.