妇人患乳痈。乳崖。即如男子之患肾囊。为害甚大。若不早治。竟有性命之虑。此症多
因忧郁恼怒。气血不和而成。亦有因小儿含吮而得者。初起时。手按乳上坚实一
块是也。或用鹿角末。和酒服。或用木香。花粉末。和酒服。或用黄栝蒌。连皮穣煎服。
俱不甚效。予家传一简易神方。用泽兰叶。地丁。白芨。蒲公英。金银花。木瓜。各四钱。
甘草一钱。水酒各一小碗。煎调。候腹中饥时热服。渣用水再煎。以之浴乳。出汗即
止痛。消散最效。如患重。者再一服自愈。
咒曰 日头出来照石榴。金光娘子禁乳头。一口法水三焦水。七个泉孔一齐流。
凡妇人遇小儿吹乳。用他头上扁簪。拿在我左手。却以右手大二两指。HT 出尖。一
口气念七遍。与之。仍带头上。问一声好了。妇应曰好了。即好。
苍术（三钱） 浓朴（三钱） 陈皮（一钱） 甘草（五分） 牙硝（五分） 共煎四杯。
又用童便。姜汁酒。黄牯牛尿。各一杯。对服即验。取牛尿法。牵牛下田。足踏水即尿出。
一用鲜鸡头莲叶一张。井水熬汁。服之即下。（干叶亦可）
保赤诚求。所以登仁寿也。赤子初生时。脐风一症。保之宜首重焉。予同邑。有孝廉熊
修五先生。曾举数子。皆患脐风症。因之数十年留心此道。适值名医李传授此方。熊
君后生四子。四女。及诸孙辈。以长以育。均是方之力也。乡里借以保全者甚多。予家
婴孩深受其益。知此方。为福幼遂生之始基。而保赤之最重者。仁人君子。所当广为
传播也。遂详载此方于篇首。外治急重痧症一方。屡试屡验。其效如神。亦载明附后。
保赤编各方
一掺脐药方
枯矾（一钱五分） 硼砂（二钱五分） 朱砂（二分） 冰片（五厘） 麝香（五厘）
上药共研细末。装入瓷瓶内封固。俟小儿下地。剪脐后。即用此药末。上在小儿
脐上。用旧软布条。宽二寸。长二三尺不等。将小儿肚脐包好。倘二三日后。小儿
啼哭不止。即解开一看。将药再上患处。再用新棉花一块。掩住。仍用布条包好。
其痂听其自落。不哭者。不宜乱开。以后。可保无脐风之患。
妇女患乳痈、乳岩，就像男子患肾囊病一样，危害极大。如果不尽早治疗，甚至有危及生命的危险。这种病症多因忧郁恼怒，导致气血不和而形成；也有因为婴儿含吮乳头而得病的。初起时，用手按压乳房，感觉有一块坚实的部位。可以用鹿角末，调和酒服用；或者用木香、花粉末，调和酒服用；或者用黄栝蒌（全瓜蒌），连皮和瓤一起煎服，这些方法效果都不显著。我家传承的一个简易神方，使用泽兰叶、地丁草、白芨、蒲公英、金银花、木瓜各四钱，甘草一钱，水和酒各一小碗，煎煮调匀。等到腹中饥饿时热服。药渣用水再次煎煮，用来洗浴乳房部位，出汗后疼痛即止，消散肿块效果最佳。如果病情较重，再服一次即可自愈。
咒语说：太阳出来照石榴，金光娘子禁乳头。一口法水三焦水，七个泉孔一齐流。凡是妇女遇到小儿吹乳（乳汁淤积），拿取他头上的扁簪，握在左手，然后用右手的大拇指和食指，捏出尖状，一口气念七遍，交给对方，仍然戴回头上。问一声“好了吗”，妇人回答“好了”，病就好了。
蒲公英一两，水和酒各一杯煎服。服药后要睡一个小时，盖被子出一点微汗，即可痊愈。
苍术（三钱）、厚朴（三钱）、陈皮（一钱）、甘草（五分）、牙硝（五分），共同煎煮成四杯。另外用童便、姜汁酒、黄公牛尿，各一杯，混合服用立即见效。获取牛尿的方法：牵牛下田，脚踩水就会排尿。或者用鲜鸡头莲叶一张，井水熬汁，服用后即可通利。（干叶也可以）。
保全婴儿健康，诚心求索，是为了达到仁爱和长寿的目的。婴儿刚出生时，脐风症是首要需要防范的。我同乡有一位孝廉熊修五先生，曾生育几个儿子，都患有脐风症。因此几十年来留心研究此道。恰逢名医李传授此方，熊君后来生了四个儿子、四个女儿以及诸孙辈，抚养长大，都是这个方子的功劳。乡里借此保全生命的人很多。我家婴孩也深受其益。知道这个方子是福佑幼儿生存的基础，也是保全婴儿最重要的手段，仁人君子应当广为传播。于是将此方详细记载于篇首。另外有一个治疗急重痧症的外治方，屡试屡验，效果如神，也明确记载附在后面。
保赤编各方：
一、掺脐药方
枯矾（一钱五分）、硼砂（二钱五分）、朱砂（二分）、冰片（五厘）、麝香（五厘）。
以上药物共同研成细末，装入瓷瓶内密封保存。等到小儿落地，剪断脐带后，立即将此药末撒在小儿肚脐上。用旧的软布条，宽二寸，长二三尺不等，将小儿肚脐包好。如果两三天后，小儿啼哭不止，就解开看看，将药再次敷在患处。再用新棉花一块掩住，仍用布条包好。结痂听其自然脱落，不哭闹者，不宜随意打开。以后，可以保证没有脐风的隐患。
Women suffering from breast abscess (Ru Yong) or breast cancer (Ru Yan), are like men suffering from scrotal diseases; the harm is very great. If not treated early, there is even a risk to life. This condition often arises from depression and anger, leading to disharmony of Qi and Blood. It can also be caused by an infant suckling on the nipple. At the initial stage, pressing on the breast reveals a firm lump. One may use powdered deer horn mixed with wine for oral administration, or powder of Costus root (Muxiang) and flower powder mixed with wine, or decocting the whole Trichosanthes fruit (Hua Gualou) including peel and pulp. However, these methods are not very effective. My family has a simple and miraculous inherited prescription: use 4 qian each of Radix Lycopi (Zelan Ye), Herba Siegesbeckiae (Diding), Rhizoma Bletillae (Baiji), Herba Taraxaci (Pugongying), Flos Lonicerae (Jinyinhua), and Fructus Papaveris (Mugua), along with 1 qian of Radix Glycyrrhizae (Gancao). Decoct with one small bowl of water and one small bowl of wine. Take it hot when the stomach is empty. The dregs can be decocted again in water and used to wash the breast area; sweating will stop the pain and effectively dissipate the lump. If the condition is severe, taking another dose will lead to self-healing.
The spell says: "When the sun rises shining on the pomegranate, Lady Golden Light seals the nipple. One mouthful of magical water and Sanjiao water, all seven spring holes flow together." For women suffering from "infant blow-breast" (milk stasis), take a flat hairpin from the infant's head, hold it in the left hand, then use the thumb and index finger of the right hand to pinch it into a point. Recite the spell seven times in one breath, give it to the woman, and return the pin to her head. Ask if she is better; if she replies "I am better," she will indeed recover.
One liang of Herba Taraxaci (Pugonggai), decocted with one cup of water and one cup of wine. After taking the medicine, sleep for one hour, cover with a blanket to induce slight sweating, and the illness will heal.
Rhizoma Atractylodis Macrocephalae (Cangzhu, 3 qian), Cortex Magnoliae Officinalis (Houpo, 3 qian), Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae (Chenpi, 1 qian), Radix Glycyrrhizae (Gancao, 5 fen), Natrii Sulfas (Yanxiao, 5 fen). Decoct together to make four cups. Additionally, mix one cup of urine from a healthy boy (Tongbian), ginger juice wine, and urine from a yellow ox, and drink them together for immediate effect. To obtain ox urine: lead the ox to the field, step in water, and it will urinate. Alternatively, decoct one fresh leaf of Nelumbinis Folium (Jitou Lianye) well water; drinking this promotes urination/drainage. (Dry leaves are also acceptable).
Safeguarding infants sincerely seeks to achieve benevolence and longevity. When a newborn is born, preventing Umbilical Tetanus (Qifeng) is of primary importance. Mr. Xiong Xiawu, a Xiaolian (scholar-official) from my hometown, had several sons who all suffered from Umbilical Tetanus. Consequently, he devoted himself to studying this matter for decades. He happened to receive this prescription from a famous doctor named Li. Later, Mr. Xiong had four sons, four daughters, and grandchildren, all raised to adulthood thanks to this formula. Many in the village were saved through it. Our family's infants also benefited greatly. Knowing that this formula is the foundation for the survival and blessing of young children, and is crucial for infant care, benevolent gentlemen should widely disseminate it. Therefore, this formula is recorded in detail at the beginning of the chapter. Additionally, an external treatment formula for acute and severe Sha Syndrome (heat stroke/toxin) has been tested repeatedly with miraculous effects, which is also recorded below.
Formulas for Safeguarding Infants:
1. Formula for Sprinkling on the Umbilicus
Calcined Alum (Kufan, 1.5 qian), Borax (Pengsha, 2.5 qian), Cinnabar (Zhusha, 2 fen), Borneolum Syntheticum (Bingpian, 5 li), Moschus (Shexiang, 5 li).
Grind the above medicines into fine powder, seal in a porcelain bottle. After the infant is born and the umbilical cord is cut, immediately apply this powder to the infant's umbilicus. Wrap the umbilicus securely with an old soft cloth strip, two inches wide and two to three chi long. If the infant cries incessantly after two or three days, unwrap to check and reapply the medicine to the affected area. Cover with a piece of new cotton wool and wrap again with the cloth strip. Allow the scab to fall off naturally; do not open it randomly if the infant is not crying. Thereafter, one can be assured of avoiding Umbilical Tetanus.