沉香 丁香 乳香 檀香 麝香 安息香 香附 白术 冰片 荜茇 诃子 朱砂 犀角 苏合香油（各等分）
因风、因厥，眼盲、睛斜，喉中痰沫壅盛，水饮难通，
非辛香温热，不能开窍还阳，故集上项诸药。必用朱砂、诃子、犀角者，防湿热之过燥而耗心血，辛香之走散真
气，以敛肺液尔。中寒中恶，用亦适宜。然终能耗元神，而动内风，备以救急可也，慎毋令人多服。
诗曰∶苏木丁沉乳麝脐，片檀安息荜粘泥，都来香附诃梨勒，油合丹砂即画犀。
胆南星（二两） 天竺黄（一两） 朱砂（五钱） 琥珀 珍珠 雄精（各三钱） 檀香 人参（各二钱） 麝木
香沉香（各一钱） 甘草煎膏为丸，芡实大，金衣。
小儿一切惊搐，致辘轳转关诸症，主此方者，宝气可以镇惊，金珠、琥珀、雄精是也。香气可以散搐，沉、
檀、木、麝、竺黄是也。惊搐因风虚，人参、甘草扶其元。风虚生痰火，南星、牛胆，清其热。抱龙二字义未详，
或者龙为肝火，定风镇惊之谓与。
诗曰∶天竺星珠独夜光，丹砂珀酒人雄黄，木沉檀麝香初热，席抱龙须卧石床。
芎 生地 芍药 黄芩 木通 升麻 朱砂 茯苓 甘草（各等分）
小儿痘已现形，暴发惊搐，目赤，畏光，泣出，此方主之。
痘形既见，热应渐退，复发而惊搐、兼得目病、明系木
火两盛。爰用芎 、生地、芍药凉血而平木，黄芩、升麻、木通导赤以泄火。朱砂、苓、草二物，特以镇惊收泪
耳。然此症来势险甚，服一二次不减，须着精神。
诗曰∶痘见目随红，急需芩草通，朱芎苓芍地，升解不无功。
沉香、丁香、乳香、檀香、麝香、安息香、香附、白术、冰片、荜茇、诃子、朱砂、犀角、苏合香油（以上药材各取等量）
因受风邪或因气机逆乱，导致失明、眼球偏斜，喉中痰涎壅盛，水饮难以吞咽，
非用辛香温热之药，不能开通窍道、回阳救逆，因此汇集上述诸药。必须使用朱砂、诃子、犀角的原因，是防止湿热之性过于燥烈而耗伤心血，以及防止辛香走窜之性耗散真气，以此收敛肺液。对于中寒证或中恶证，使用此方也适宜。然而此方终究会消耗元神并引动内风，仅备用于急救即可，务必告诫人们不要多服。
诗曰：苏木丁沉乳麝脐，片檀安息荜粘泥，都来香附诃梨勒，油合丹砂即画犀。
胆南星（二两）、天竺黄（一两）、朱砂（五钱）、琥珀、珍珠、雄精（以上各三钱）、檀香、人参（以上各二钱）、麝香、沉香（以上各一钱），用甘草煎膏制成丸剂，大小如芡实，外裹金箔衣。
小儿各种惊厥抽搐，导致眼珠上翻、目睛转动异常等症状，主治此方。其中，宝气（指贵重药材的灵气）可以镇惊，指的是珍珠、琥珀、雄精；香气可以疏散抽搐，指的是沉香、檀香、木香、麝香、天竺黄；惊搐因风虚所致，用人参、甘草扶助元气；风虚生痰火，用胆南星、牛胆汁清热。抱龙二字的含义不详，或许“龙”指肝火，“抱龙”意为平息肝风、镇惊安神。
诗曰：天竺星珠独夜光，丹砂珀酒人雄黄，木沉檀麝香初热，席抱龙须卧石床。
川芎、生地、芍药、黄芩、木通、升麻、朱砂、茯苓、甘草（以上药材各取等量）
小儿痘疹已经发出形态，突然爆发惊厥抽搐，眼睛发红，畏光，流泪，此方主治。
痘形既然已经显现，热势应当逐渐消退，却又复发惊厥抽搐，兼有眼部病症，这明显是肝木与心火两盛。因此使用川芎、生地、芍药凉血以平抑肝木，黄芩、升麻、木通清心导赤以泄火。朱砂、茯苓、甘草这三味药，特意用来镇惊止泪。然而此症发病势头险恶，服用一两次后症状不减，必须打起精神仔细诊治。
诗曰：痘见目随红，急需芩草通，朱芎苓芍地，升解不无功。
Agarwood, Clove, Frankincense, Sandalwood, Moschus (Musk), Benzoin, Cyperi Rhizoma (Cyperus Rotundus), Atractylodis Rhizoma (Atractylodes), Borneol, Long Pepper, Chebula Terminalia (Terminalia Chebula), Cinnabar, Rhinoceros Horn, and Styrax Liquid Resin (each in equal parts).
Due to wind pathogen or qi rebellion, causing blindness or strabismus, with excessive phlegm foam in the throat and difficulty swallowing fluids,
only pungent, aromatic, warm, and hot herbs can open the orifices and restore yang. Therefore, these aforementioned herbs are collected. The necessity of using Cinnabar, Chebula Terminalia, and Rhinoceros Horn is to prevent the excessive dryness of damp-heat from consuming heart blood, and to prevent the dispersing nature of pungent aromatics from depleting true qi, thereby astringing lung fluids. It is also suitable for cold strike or evil qi strike. However, it ultimately consumes the primordial spirit and stirs internal wind; it should be kept only for emergency rescue, and one must strictly warn against frequent use.
Poem: Su Mu Ding Chen Ru She Qi, Pian Tan An Xi Bi Nian Ni, Dou Lai Xiang Fu He Li Le, You He Dan Sha Ji Hua Xi.
Arisaema cum Bile (2 liang), Tianshu Huang (1 liang), Cinnabar (5 qian), Amber, Pearl, Realgar (each 3 qian), Sandalwood, Ginseng (each 2 qian), Moschus (Musk), Agarwood (each 1 qian). Made into pills with licorice decoction paste, size of Euryale Seed, coated with gold leaf.
For all kinds of convulsions and tremors in children, leading to symptoms such as upward deviation of the eyes and abnormal eye movements, this formula is indicated. The "treasure qi" can calm fright, referring to Pearl, Amber, and Realgar; the aroma can disperse spasms, referring to Agarwood, Sandalwood, Costus Root, Moschus (Musk), and Tianshu Huang; since the convulsions are due to wind deficiency, Ginseng and Licorice support the primal qi; since wind deficiency generates phlegm-fire, Arisaema cum Bile and Bovis Calculus clear the heat. The meaning of "Bao Long" is unclear; perhaps "Long" refers to liver fire, and "Bao Long" means to settle wind and calm fright.
Poem: Tian Zhu Xing Zhu Du Ye Guang, Dan Sha Po Jiu Ren Xiong Huang, Mu Chen Tan She Xiang Chu Re, Xi Bao Long Xu Wo Shi Chuang.
Chuanxiong Rhizoma (Ligusticum Chuanxiong), Rehmanniae Radix (Rehmannia), Paeoniae Radix Alba (White Peony Root), Scutellariae Radix (Scutellaria), Akebia Caulis (Akebia), Cimicifugae Rhizoma (Cimicifuga), Cinnabar, Poria (Poria cocos), Licorice (each in equal parts).
When infantile smallpox has appeared in shape but suddenly triggers convulsions, red eyes, photophobia, and tearing, this formula is indicated.
Since the smallpox rash has appeared, the heat should gradually subside. The recurrence of convulsions accompanied by eye disease clearly indicates an excess of both Wood (Liver) and Fire (Heart). Therefore, Chuanxiong Rhizoma, Rehmanniae Radix, and Paeoniae Radix Alba are used to cool blood and pacify Liver Wood; Scutellariae Radix, Cimicifugae Rhizoma, and Akebia Caulis guide out heart fire through the bladder channel. Cinnabar, Poria, and Licorice are specifically used to calm fright and stop tearing. However, the onset of this condition is perilous; if symptoms do not diminish after one or two doses, careful attention is required.
Poem: Dou Jian Mu Sui Hong, Ji Xu Qin Cao Tong, Zhu Xiong Ling Shao Di, Sheng Jie Bu Wu Gong.