海马崩毒法 凡三阳发背、对口、手搭、眉疽、乳发初起时，用热水自肘后洗
至手六经起端处止，日洗数十遍，以泄热毒，务洗至指甲皮穣，不可住手，直洗至
疮势已衰，方可住洗。盖三阳经俱属督脉所领，洗至指甲皮穣者，俾热从根本而解
也。此系秘传，慎勿轻忽。
王肯堂曰∶眉心疽，一名面风毒，属足太阳膀胱经风热壅结，阴阳相滞而生。若
黑色痛甚，或麻或痒，寒热并作者疔也。（《准绳》）
陈实功曰∶凤眉疽发在两目之间，形长皮赤，痛引脑户，二目合缝，光肿发热。（《正宗》）
《心法》曰∶眉心疽，一名印堂疽，乃督脉经风热蕴结，气滞而成。初起色黯根
平，硬肿疼痛，至二十一朝腐溃出稠脓者顺，无脓黑陷者逆。如初起色赤，浮肿
痛，此名面风毒疡；七日得脓易治。若色黑不痛，麻痒太过，根硬如铁钉之状，寒
热并作，即眉心疔也。
申斗垣曰∶儿在胎中，母食五辛，父飧炙 ，遗热与儿，生后眉间如癣，流脂
成片，搔痒不绝，名曰恋眉疮，又名炼眉疮，（《启玄》）
恋眉疮（《精义》）
百药煎（五钱） 生白矾（二钱）
研细，麻油旋调搓之。
又方（《启玄》）
烟胶 轻粉（各一钱） 川椒（五分）
猪骨髓熬熟调搓。
澄曰∶眉风癣乃肝血枯燥，风湿外袭，初起作痒，搔之累累流脂，延蔓额上眼胞
者是也。治当养血滋肝，不得妄用斑蝥、砒、 ，猛厉燥烈之药搽擦，只宜紫茸膏涂之，自愈。
海马崩毒法：凡是三阳经发背、对口疮、手搭肩、眉疽、乳发在初起阶段，用热水从肘后冲洗至手六条经脉的起始处为止，每天冲洗几十遍，以宣泄热毒。务必洗到指甲根部的皮肉，不能停手，一直洗到疮势衰退，才可以停止冲洗。因为三阳经都隶属于督脉统领，洗到指甲根部皮肉，是为了让热毒从根本解除。这是秘传之法，切勿轻视忽略。
王肯堂说：眉心疽，又名面风毒，属于足太阳膀胱经受风热壅结，阴阳之气相互阻滞而生成的病证。如果颜色发黑且疼痛剧烈，或者出现麻木或瘙痒，伴有寒热交替发作的，是疔疮。（出自《准绳》）
陈实功说：凤眉疽发于两眼之间，形状细长，皮肤发红，疼痛牵引至脑户穴，双眼紧闭，眼睑浮肿发热。（出自《正宗》）
《医宗心法》说：眉心疽，又名印堂疽，是督脉受风热蕴结，气机阻滞而形成的。初起时颜色暗红，根基平坦，坚硬肿胀疼痛，到了二十一天左右腐溃流出稠厚脓液的为顺证；没有脓液且黑色下陷的为逆证。如果初起时颜色赤红，浮肿疼痛，这名叫面风毒疡；七天内出脓容易治疗。如果颜色发黑且不痛，麻木瘙痒过度，根部坚硬像铁钉一样，伴有寒热发作的，就是眉心疔。
申斗垣说：婴儿在母胎中时，母亲食用五辛（葱、蒜、韭、薤、兴渠），父亲食用烧烤炙烤食物，将热邪遗留给婴儿，出生后眉间像癣一样，流脂成片，搔痒不止，名叫恋眉疮，又名叫炼眉疮。（出自《启玄》）
恋眉疮方（出自《精义》）
百药煎（五钱） 生白矾（二钱）
研成细末，用麻油随时调和搓擦患处。
另一方（出自《启玄》）
烟胶 轻粉（各一钱） 川椒（五分）
用猪骨髓熬熟后调和搓擦。
顾世澄说：眉风癣是由于肝血枯燥，风湿外袭所致，初起时作痒，搔抓后累累渗出脂水，蔓延至额头和眼睑的就是此病。治疗应当养血滋肝，不得妄用斑蝥、砒霜等猛厉燥烈的药物搽擦，只适宜涂抹紫茸膏，即可自愈。
Haima Bengdu Method: For conditions such as San Yang Fa Bei (Back Carbuncle involving the Three Yang Meridians), Duikou Sore, Hand-Da-Jian (Shoulder Abscess), Mei Ju (Eyebrow Carbuncle), and Ru Fa (Breast Cellulitis) in their initial stages, use hot water to wash from behind the elbow up to the starting points of the six hand meridians. Wash dozens of times daily to vent heat and toxicity. It is essential to wash until the skin and flesh under the fingernails are affected, without stopping, continuing until the severity of the sore subsides before ceasing. This is because the three yang meridians are all governed by the Du Mai (Governing Vessel). Washing to the nail bed ensures that heat is resolved from its root. This is a secret transmission; do not neglect it lightly.
Wang Kentang stated: Meixin Ju (Carbuncle between the eyebrows), also known as Mian Feng Du (Facial Wind Toxicity), belongs to the Foot Taiyang Bladder Meridian, caused by wind-heat accumulation and stagnation of yin and yang qi. If the color is black with severe pain, or numbness/itching occurs accompanied by alternating chills and fever, it is a Ding (Hard Carbuncle/Furuncle). (From *Zhun Sheng*)
Chen Shigong stated: Feng Mei Ju (Phoenix Eyebrow Carbuncle) erupts between the two eyes, appearing long and red-skinned, with pain radiating to Naohu (GV17), causing the eyes to close tightly, accompanied by eyelid swelling, heat, and fever. (From *Zheng Zong*)
*Yi Zong Xin Fa* (Essential Methods) states: Meixin Ju, also known as Yintang Ju (Carbuncle at the Glabella), is formed by wind-heat accumulation in the Du Mai meridian leading to qi stagnation. In the early stage, the color is dark, the base is flat, and there is hard swelling and pain. If it ulcerates and discharges thick pus around the 21st day, it is a favorable prognosis (Shun); if there is no pus and it sinks into blackness, it is an unfavorable prognosis (Ni). If the early stage presents with red color, edema, and pain, it is named Mian Feng Du Yang (Facial Wind Toxicity Ulcer); if pus forms within seven days, it is easy to treat. If the color is black, painless, with excessive numbness and itching, and the base is hard like an iron nail, accompanied by chills and fever, it is Meixin Ding (Eyebrow Hard Carbuncle).
Shen Douyuan stated: When a fetus is in the womb, if the mother consumes Wu Xin (Five Pungent Spices: garlic, onion, leek, Chinese chives, and asafoetida) and the father consumes roasted/grilled foods, heat pathogenic factors are transmitted to the child. After birth, the area between the eyebrows resembles tinea, oozing serum in patches, with incessant itching. This is called Lian Mei Chuang (Lingering Eyebrow Sore), also known as Lian Mei Chuang (Refining Eyebrow Sore). (From *Qi Xuan*)
Lian Mei Chuang Prescription (From *Jing Yi*):
Bai Yao Jian (Myrobalan Decoction Pill) (5 qian)
Sheng Bai Fan (Raw Alum) (2 qian)
Grind into fine powder, mix with Sesame Oil (Zhu Ma You) as needed, and rub onto the lesion.
Another Prescription (From *Qi Xuan*):
Yan Jiao (Tobacco Gum)
Qing Fen (Calomel) (each 1 qian)
Chuan Jiao (Sichuan Pepper) (0.5 fen)
Rub with pig marrow boiled until cooked.
Gu Shicheng stated: Mei Feng Xuan (Eyebrow Tinea/Wind Scurf) is caused by dryness of Liver Blood and external invasion of Wind-Dampness. It initially itches; scratching causes it to ooze serum in clusters, spreading to the forehead and eyelids. Treatment should nourish blood and moisten the Liver. One must not recklessly apply harsh, drying, and toxic herbs such as Ban Mao (Mylabris) or Pi Shuang (Arsenic Trioxide) for rubbing. Only Zi Rong Gao (Purple Velvet Ointment) should be applied, and it will heal spontaneously.