治急慢惊搐，脐风撮口，牙关紧闭，痰涎壅盛，咽喉肿痛。
威灵仙（去芦，一两半，细锉焙，研为末）
上用皂荚三两，去皮弦捶损，挪温水一碗，绢滤过，慢火熬若稀糊，入醇醋半两，再
熬三五沸，去火候冷，用前药末亭分，乳钵内杵匀，丸芡实大，先用盐梅肉擦牙根，次
以此膏一丸或二丸，温白汤浓调，抹入左上牙关内，即开。续进别药，熬时得瓦器为上，
银器尤佳，及解风痰壅盛，淡姜汤调化，无时少与含咽，咽喉肿痛，温茶清调下，或薄荷汤。
治水泻疳泻，下痢赤白，腹痛烦渴。
橡斗子（一两） 细茶 白姜 甘草（三味各二钱半） 白芷（五钱）
上件锉焙为末，炼蜜丸芡实大，每服二丸至三丸，温米清汤空心化下，入醋，与蜜
相亭，为膏尤妙，汤温化服。
治惊积、食积、虫积腹胀，烦啼恶心，食减面黄，并宜通利，此药有顽积惊重风紧，涎
多热极，乃可服，非常用之剂，及急惊后，风痰未尽，免生凝疾，宜再投。
南星（锉作小块，汤煮少时） 半夏（如前制，二味各三钱） 滑石（四钱） 轻粉（五十帖）
净芜荑（二百片） 巴豆（五十粒，去壳，全者，汤泡七次，又去心膜作二边，水煮少时，晒干碎切）
上前三味焙为末，拌和轻粉外，芜荑仁、巴豆二味同碎切，在乳钵内细杵，入前药末
再杵匀，如乌犀丸内制面糊丸麻仁大，每服十五丸至二十五丸或三十五丸，糯米汤泡葱
白取汁，小盏五更初空心下，过三五行，进匀气散调补，下风痰用淡姜汤空心服。
治疗急惊风、慢惊风引起的抽搐，脐风撮口（新生儿破伤风导致的牙关紧闭和角弓反张），牙关紧闭，痰涎壅盛（咽喉部痰液积聚过多），咽喉肿痛。
威灵仙（去除芦头，一两半，切碎焙干，研成粉末）
取皂荚三两，去掉皮和筋络并捶打损伤，用温水一碗浸泡，用绢布过滤，用慢火熬制成稀糊状，加入纯醋半两，再煮沸三到五次，离火冷却后，将前面的药粉平均分成三份，在乳钵中捣匀，制成如芡实大小的丸剂。先用盐梅肉擦拭牙根，然后取此膏一丸或二丸，用温白开水调浓，涂抹进入左侧牙关内，牙关即可张开。随后继续服用其他药物。熬制时最好使用瓦器，银器更佳。此外，该方还能解除风痰壅盛，用淡姜汤调化，随时少量含咽；若为咽喉肿痛，用温茶清送服，或用薄荷汤送服。
治疗水泻、疳积腹泻，下痢赤白（痢疾，大便带脓血），腹痛烦渴。
橡斗子（一两） 细茶 白姜 甘草（这三味各二钱半） 白芷（五钱）
以上药材切碎焙干研成粉末，用炼蜜制成如芡实大小的丸剂。每次服用二至三丸，空腹时用温米汤化开服用，可加入醋，与蜂蜜比例相当，制成膏状效果尤佳，用温汤化开服下。
治疗因惊积、食积、虫积引起的腹胀，烦躁啼哭，恶心，食欲减退，面色萎黄，均宜通利。此药适用于顽固的积滞、严重的惊风、紧重的风邪、痰多、热极的情况，方可服用，并非日常常用之剂。且在急惊风发作后，若风痰未尽，为避免留下慢性顽疾，适宜再次投药。
南星（切碎成小块，用水煮一段时间） 半夏（按前述方法炮制，这两味各三钱） 滑石（四钱） 轻粉（五十帖） 净芜荑（二百片） 巴豆（五十粒，去壳，选完整的，用热水泡七次，再去心膜切成两边，水煮短时间，晒干后切碎）
以上前三味药焙干研成粉末，除轻粉外，将芜荑仁、巴豆两味一同切碎，在乳钵中细细捣碎，加入前面的药粉再捣匀，像乌犀丸那样用面糊制成如麻子大小的丸剂。每次服用十五至二十五丸或三十五丸，用糯米汤浸泡葱白取汁，在小盏中于五更初空腹服用。服药后经过三五行时间，再服用匀气散进行调补。若要祛除风痰，用淡姜汤空腹服用。
Treats acute and chronic convulsive disorders (Ji Man Jing Chu), neonatal tetanus with trismus (Qi Feng Cuo Kou), locked jaw, excessive phlegm-saliva accumulation (Tan Xian Yong Sheng), and sore throat with swelling.
*Weilingxian* (Clematis Root, remove the rhizome base, 1.5 liang, finely chopped, roasted, and ground into powder).
Take *Zaojia* (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit) 3 liang, remove the skin and tough fibers, beat to damage it, soak in one bowl of warm water, filter through silk gauze, simmer over low heat until it resembles a thin paste, add 0.5 liang of pure vinegar, boil three to five times more, remove from fire and let cool. Mix evenly with the aforementioned powder in three equal parts using a mortar and pestle, form pills the size of a Chinese chestnut (*Qianshi*). First, rub the gums with salted plum flesh. Then, take one or two pills of this paste, dilute thickly with warm plain boiled water, and smear into the left upper jaw; the jaw will immediately open. Subsequently, administer other medicines. It is best to use earthenware vessels for decoction, and silver vessels are even better. Additionally, this preparation resolves wind-phlegm obstruction; dissolve in light ginger soup and swallow occasionally in small amounts. For sore throat, take with warm clear tea or mint soup.
Treats watery diarrhea, rickets-related diarrhea (Gan Xie), dysentery with red and white discharge (Xia Li Chi Bai), abdominal pain, restlessness, and thirst.
*Xiangdouzi* (Quercus Infectoria Gall, 1 liang), *Xicha* (Fine Tea), *Baijiang* (White Ginger), *Gancao* (Licorice Root) (these three ingredients, each 2.5 qian), *Baizhi* (Angelica Dahurica, 5 qian).
Chop and roast the above ingredients, grind into powder, and form pills the size of a Chinese chestnut using refined honey. Take two to three pills per dose, dissolve in warm rice water on an empty stomach. Vinegar may be added. Mixing with honey in equal proportion to create a paste yields excellent results; take dissolved in warm liquid.
Treats abdominal distension caused by fright-stagnation, food stagnation, or parasitic stagnation, accompanied by irritability, crying, nausea, reduced appetite, and sallow complexion. These conditions generally require unblocking and promoting drainage. This medicine is suitable only for cases involving stubborn stagnation, severe fright-wind, tight wind-pathogens, excessive phlegm, and extreme heat; it is not a routine daily remedy. After an episode of acute fright-convulsion, if wind-phlegm has not fully cleared, administering this again prevents the development of lingering chronic diseases.
*Nanting* (Arisaema Cum Bile, chop into small pieces, boil briefly in water), *Banxia* (Pinellia Rhizoma, prepared as described above, these two ingredients, each 3 qian), *Huashi* (Talcum, 4 qian), *Qingfen* (Calomel, 50 tie/packets), *Jing Wuyi* (Cleaned Chrysanthemum Seed, 200 pieces), *Badou* (Croton Seed, 50 grains, shelled, whole ones preferred, soaked in hot water seven times, remove heart membrane, cut into two sides, boil briefly, dry, and crush).
Roast the first three ingredients and grind into powder. Apart from *Qingfen*, crush *Wuyi Ren* and *Badou* together finely in a mortar. Add the previous powder and pound uniformly. Form pills the size of hemp seeds using a flour-paste method similar to *Wuxi Wan*. Take 15 to 25 or 35 pills per dose. Soak scallion whites in glutinous rice water to extract the juice; take on an empty stomach at dawn (wugeng time). After three to five bowel movements, administer *Yunqi San* to regulate qi and tonify. To dispel wind-phlegm, take with light ginger soup on an empty stomach.