生大腿外侧，又名贴骨疽、又名缩脚疽。初起不热不红，甚则锥痛难以屈伸，转动不便
。久则寒郁为热，热甚作脓而无头，皮色不变，渐透红亮一点则为内脓已成，溃则收功甚难
。用白芥子研末，烧酒调敷。或以大戟、甘遂研末白蜜调敷，内服阳和汤，每日一剂，四五
服可消。消后再服子龙丸或小金丹以杜患根。大忌开刀，开则定成缩脚损疾。此林屋山人秘
方也（各方见后）。
此症一名朽骨疽，多生腮 、牙床、眼胞、颏下、手足腿膊等处，其症与附骨疽大约相
同，亦阴症也。又初生小儿身内即有如脆骨者，其人长大后是处突肿生疽，溃后骨脱其口方
收。生附子为末，调作饼如三个钱浓，贴疮上，以艾绒一团四五分烧之，但令微热，勿令疼
痛。如饼干则再换药饼烧之，务以疮口红活为度。余照附骨疽及阴疽各方治之。
方见腿部。
与前痈毒门杨梅疮方参看。又名鱼口便毒、又名外疝。生小腹两旁、大腿缝中，形如腰
子，皮色不变，按之坚硬而微痛者是也。每日用皂角刺六钱研末，布袋装好，同糯米二合煮
粥，时时服之，三四日全消。或用子龙丸（见后），每服三分，日服三次，全愈方止。大忌
开
黄明膏尤为神妙。
又方∶五倍子，新瓦上焙干研末，好陈酒调匀，摊布贴之（布上加纸一层），过夜即消。
溃烂久不收口贴之亦效，屡试如神。
生于大腿外侧，又名贴骨疽，又名缩脚疽。初起时不热不红，严重时如锥刺般疼痛，难以屈伸，转动不便。日久则寒邪郁结化为热邪，热盛则化脓但无脓头，皮肤颜色不变，逐渐透出红亮的一点，则为内脓已成，溃破后收口非常困难。用白芥子研成粉末，以烧酒调匀外敷。或者用大戟、甘遂研成粉末，以白蜜调匀外敷，内服阳和汤，每日一剂，服用四五次即可消散。消散后再服用子龙丸或小金丹以杜绝病根。严禁切开排脓，一旦切开必定导致缩脚残疾。这是林屋山人的秘方（各方详见后文）。
此症一名朽骨疽，多发生于腮部、牙床、眼胞、颏下、手足腿膊等处，其症状与附骨疽大致相同，也属于阴证。又有初生婴儿体内即有类似脆骨者，此人长大后该处突然肿胀生疽，溃破后骨头脱落，疮口才愈合。将生附子研成粉末，调和做成如三个铜钱厚的饼状，贴在疮上，用一团四五分的艾绒燃烧熏烤，只令微热，不要令其疼痛。如果药饼变干则再更换药饼继续熏烤，务必以疮口红活为度。其余按照治疗附骨疽及阴疽的各方方法治疗。
方剂见腿部章节。
与前文痈毒门中的杨梅疮方参看。又名鱼口便毒，又名外疝。生于小腹两旁、大腿缝中，形状像腰子，皮肤颜色不变，按压坚硬而微痛的就是此症。每日用皂角刺六钱研成粉末，装入布袋，同糯米二合煮粥，时时服用，三四日即可全消。或者使用子龙丸（见后文），每次服用三分，每日三次，痊愈为止。严禁切开。黄明膏尤为神妙。
又一方：五倍子，在新瓦上焙干研成粉末，用好陈酒调匀，摊在布上贴敷（布上加一层纸），过夜即可消除。溃烂久不收口者贴之亦有效，屡试如神。
Occurring on the lateral aspect of the thigh, also known as Tiegu Ju (Bone-Adherent Abscess) or Suojiao Ju (Leg-Shrinking Abscess). In the initial stage, there is no heat or redness. In severe cases, the pain is like a cone piercing, making flexion and extension difficult, and movement inconvenient. After a long time, cold stagnation transforms into heat; excessive heat generates pus without a head, and the skin color remains unchanged. Gradually, a single bright red spot emerges, indicating that internal pus has formed. Once ulcerated, healing is extremely difficult. Use Baijiezi (White Mustard Seed) ground into powder, mixed with Shaojiu (Brewed Wine) for external application. Alternatively, use Daji (Knoxia Root) and Gansui (Radix Kansui) ground into powder, mixed with Baimi (White Honey) for external application. Internally administer Yanghe Tang (Yang-Harmonizing Decoction), one dose per day. After four or five doses, it can be resolved. After resolution, continue taking Zilong Wan (Dragon Pill) or Xiaojin Dan (Little Gold Pellet) to prevent recurrence. Incision is strictly contraindicated; if incised, it will inevitably lead to leg-shrinking disability. This is a secret prescription from Linwu Shanren (see formulas later).
Occurring on the medial aspect of the thigh, the treatment method is the same as for Tiegu Ju (Bone-Adherent Abscess).
This condition is also named Xiugu Ju (Rotting Bone Abscess). It often occurs in the cheeks, gums, eyelids, under the chin, hands, feet, legs, and arms. Its symptoms are approximately the same as those of Tiegu Ju (Bone-Adherent Abscess) and also belongs to Yin Syndrome (Cold/Deficiency Pattern). Additionally, some newborns have bone-like structures inside their bodies; when they grow up, swelling and abscesses suddenly appear at these sites. After ulceration, the bone falls out, and only then does the wound heal. Grind Sheng Fuzi (Prepared Aconite Lateral Root) into powder, mix with water to form cakes as thick as three coins, apply to the sore, and moxibustion with a ball of Ai Rong (Mugwort Floss) weighing four or five fen should be applied. Ensure only mild warmth, avoiding pain. If the cake dries, replace it with a new medicated cake and continue moxibustion. The goal is to maintain the redness and vitality of the sore. Treat the rest according to the formulas for Tiegu Ju (Bone-Adherent Abscess) and Yin Ju (Yin Abscess).
See formulas in the Leg section.
Refer to the formulas for Yangmei Chuang (Syphilitic Chancre) in the previous Carbuncle and Toxic Disease chapter. Also known as Yukou Biandu (Fish-Mouth Groin Swelling) or Waishan (External Hernia). Occurs on both sides of the lower abdomen and in the groin crease, shaped like a kidney, with unchanged skin color, hard upon pressure, and slight pain. Daily, use six qian of Zaogelaci (Gleditsia Sinensis Thorn) ground into powder, placed in a cloth bag, and cooked with two he of glutinous rice to make porridge. Take frequently. It will completely resolve in three to four days. Alternatively, use Zilong Wan (Dragon Pill) (see later), take three fen each time, three times a day, until fully recovered. Incision is strictly contraindicated. Huangming Gao (Yellow Bright Ointment) is particularly miraculous.
Another formula: Beizeizi (Chinese Gallnut), dry-roast on a new tile, grind into powder, mix well with aged wine, spread on cloth for application (add a layer of paper over the cloth). It will resolve overnight. Effective even for chronic ulcers that fail to heal; tested repeatedly with divine efficacy.