原名白袍。
野荒田中白田螺壳（三钱，洗净研末，水飞） 儿茶（一钱） 冰片（二分）
此方专治肺疳，光亮而硬，或牙龈腐烂，色白，吹之即愈。
人中白（一两， ） 黄柏（五钱） 川连（三分） 蚕退纸（三钱， ） 冰片（一钱）
专治痘后口疳要药。【谔按∶余用中白散，有儿茶、青黛、薄荷，无川连、蚕退纸，用
之亦效。】
牛黄（三分） 冰片（五厘） 硼砂 制僵蚕（蜜炙） 黄柏（各一钱半）
共研末，用蜜调和，涂患处，或丸如龙眼大，含化，均愈。
专治虚火上炎，咽喉生疮，破烂者。
硼砂（五钱） 牙硝（一两五钱） 制僵蚕（二钱） 冰片（一分）
此方治风热喉闭，及缠喉风之神剂，再加腰黄二钱，名金锁匙。
西黄 冰片（各一分） 山羊血（二分） 血珀（三分） 川连（五分） 硼砂（一钱） 青果核炭（三分） 灯草灰（五分）
共研末，每一匙药，用一匙蜜调之，放舌尖上，徐徐咽下，一日五次。如不见效，将本
方加蜒蚰梅即愈，乃治喉癣之圣药。
土牛膝根（俗名臭花娘根），洗净捣汁，灌入口中，如不能咽，即令其人仰，以汁滴入鼻
中，流至咽喉下，亦可望开。
专治一切喉风乳蛾等症。草虽轻浅，其功甚大，不可忽视，或秋月采根，阴干研粉，再
用鲜根打汁拌干，以备急用。
原名白袍。
野荒田中白田螺壳（三钱，洗净研末，水飞） 儿茶（一钱） 冰片（二分）
此方专治肺疳（小儿因营养不良或寄生虫等引起的慢性消耗性疾病，此处指口腔咽喉部的溃烂），光亮而硬，或牙龈腐烂，色白，吹之即愈。
人中白（一两，煅） 黄柏（五钱） 川连（三分） 蚕退纸（三钱，煅） 冰片（一钱）
专治痘后口疳要药。【谔按∶余用中白散，有儿茶、青黛、薄荷，无川连、蚕退纸，用之亦效。】
树汁，抹患处立愈，此治鹅口（新生儿口腔黏膜出现白色斑膜的一种疾病）效方。
牛黄（三分） 冰片（五厘） 硼砂 制僵蚕（蜜炙） 黄柏（各一钱半）
共研末，用蜜调和，涂患处，或丸如龙眼大，含化，均愈。
专治虚火上炎，咽喉生疮，破烂者。
硼砂（五钱） 牙硝（一两五钱） 制僵蚕（二钱） 冰片（一分）
此方治风热喉闭（因风热邪气侵袭导致咽喉肿痛闭塞不通），及缠喉风（一种急性咽喉疾病，以咽喉肿胀疼痛、呼吸困难为特征）之神剂，再加腰黄二钱，名金锁匙。
西黄 冰片（各一分） 山羊血（二分） 血珀（三分） 川连（五分） 硼砂（一钱） 青果核炭（三分） 灯草灰（五分）
共研末，每一匙药，用一匙蜜调之，放舌尖上，徐徐咽下，一日五次。如不见效，将本方加蜒蚰梅即愈，乃治喉癣（咽喉部慢性溃疡或结核性病变）之圣药。
土牛膝根（俗名臭花娘根），洗净捣汁，灌入口中，如不能咽，即令其人仰，以汁滴入鼻中，流至咽喉下，亦可望开。
专治一切喉风乳蛾（扁桃体炎）等症。草虽轻浅，其功甚大，不可忽视，或秋月采根，阴干研粉，再用鲜根打汁拌干，以备急用。
Originally named "White Robe".
*Figitur Concha Viverrae* (3 qian, washed and ground into powder, levigated with water) *Catechu* (1 qian) *Borneolum Syntheticum* (2 fen).
This formula is specifically indicated for Fei Gan (pulmonary malnutrition/chronic wasting disease manifesting as oral ulcers), presenting with lesions that are shiny and hard, or gingival rot with white discoloration; insufflating the powder leads to immediate recovery.
*Ren Zhong Bai* (1 liang, calcined) *Phellodendri Cortex* (5 qian) *Coptidis Rhizoma* (3 fen) *Charta Bombycis* (3 qian, calcined) *Borneolum Syntheticum* (1 qian).
It is a key medicine specifically for treating Kou Gan (oral ulcers) following smallpox. [Note by E: I used Zhong Bai San containing Catechu, Indigo Naturalis, and Menthae Haplocalycis Herba, without Coptidis Rhizoma and Charta Bombycis, which was also effective.]
Tree sap, applied to the affected area, brings about immediate cure; this is an effective formula for treating E Kou (thrush).
*Bovis Calculus* (3 fen) *Borneolum Syntheticum* (5 li) *Borax* *Bombyx Batryticatus Preparatus* (honey-fried) *Phellodendri Cortex* (each 1.5 qian).
Grind all ingredients into a fine powder together, mix with honey, apply to the affected area, or form pills the size of a longan fruit for dissolving in the mouth; both methods result in recovery.
It is specifically indicated for deficiency fire flaming upward, causing sores in the throat that are ulcerated and broken.
*Borax* (5 qian) *Natrii Sulfas Crystallizatus* (1.5 liang) *Bombyx Batryticatus Preparatus* (2 qian) *Borneolum Syntheticum* (1 fen).
This formula is a miraculous agent for treating Feng Re Hou Bi (wind-heat obstruction of the throat) and Chan Hou Feng (strangling wind-throat); adding 2 qian of Yao Huang renames it Jin Suo Chi.
*Xiyanghuang* (likely referring to *Moschus* or similar aromatic substance, contextually distinct from standard Niu Huang) *Borneolum Syntheticum* (each 1 fen) *Sanguis Caprae* (2 fen) *Electrum Rubrum* (3 fen) *Coptidis Rhizoma* (5 fen) *Borax* (1 qian) *Carbon Fructus Canarii* (3 fen) *Cenanthii Herba Cinis* (5 fen).
Grind all ingredients into a fine powder together. For each spoonful of medicine, mix with one spoonful of honey, place on the tip of the tongue, and swallow slowly five times a day. If there is no improvement, add Yan You Mei to this formula, and recovery will ensue; it is a sacred medicine for treating Hou Xuan (throat lichen/tuberculosis).
Radix of *Achyranthes bidentata* (commonly known as Chou Hua Niang Gen), washed and crushed to extract juice, instilled into the mouth. If swallowing is impossible, have the patient lie supine and drip the juice into the nose so that it flows down to the throat, which may also help relieve the obstruction.
It is specifically indicated for all types of Hou Feng (wind-throat) and Ru E (tonsillitis). Although the herb seems humble, its efficacy is significant and should not be overlooked. One may harvest the roots in autumn, dry them in the shade, grind them into powder, or crush fresh roots to extract juice and mix with the dried powder for emergency use.