《病源论》云∶夫目者,五脏六腑阴阳精气,皆上注于目。若为风邪所侵,则令目暗不
明也
《养生方》云∶恣乐伤魂,魂通于目,损肝则目暗。
《靳邵服石论》云∶凡洗头勿使头垢汁入目中,令人目痛。
《养生要集》云∶以冷水洗目,引热气令人目早瞑。
《治眼方》云∶治眼七病,一伤于房,精气虚竭;二伤大风;三伤于大寒;四伤于大热;
五
翳,或时苦疼痛,或但冥无所见。治之方∶
决明子(四分) 车前子(六分) 白术(六分) 地肤子(六分) 细辛(四分) 柏
子仁(六分)
凡八物,下筛,服方寸匕,日三。百日后眼疾除,远视明。
又云∶治眼失精,一岁二岁至三四岁,或目中无他病,但无所见,如绢中视。决明散方∶
马蹄决明(二斗)
凡一物,冶下筛,以粥清服方寸匕,日三。禁食生鱼猪肉辛菜。
《葛氏方》治目失明三十年不识人钟乳云母散方∶
钟乳(四分) 茯苓(四分) 远志(四分) 细辛(四分) 云母(四分)
上五物,捣下筛为散,服半钱匕,稍增至一钱。
又云∶治目 不明方∶
决明子(一分) 蕤核仁(分) 黄连(二分) 秦皮(二分)
上四物,切,以水八合,煎取三合,沾绵洗目中。
又方∶三岁雄鸡冠血,数数敷之自瘥。
《大唐延年方》治目茫茫无所见芜菁散方∶
芜菁子(小二升,以水一大斗,煮取令尽,汁出日干,熬散) 炼胡麻(小三升,熬为
散)二味冶合,以饮苦酒服之。
《短剧方》治目卒不所见方∶
锉梓木,煮以洗目,日三。(《葛氏方》同之。)
《千金方》神曲丸主明目百岁可读细书方∶
神曲(四两) 磁石(二两) 光明砂(一两)
三味,饮服如梧子三丸,不禁。常服益眼力。众方不及,学人宜此知方神验,不可言。
又方∶芜菁子三升,净淘,醋味清酒三升煮令熟,曝干,冶下筛,以井花水和服方寸匕,
日
又方∶三月三日采蔓菁花,阴干,末之,空腹井花水服方寸匕。久服长生目明,可夜书。
又方∶胡麻一石,蒸三十遍,末之,每日酒服一升。
又云∶治目茫茫不明如年老方∶鲤鱼胆一枚,取汁染绵,拭目。
又云∶治眼暗灸方∶灸大椎下,数取第十节。正当脊中央二百壮,唯多为佳,至验,不
须方
《录验方》黄连太一丸治肝气热冲目令视瞻 方∶
黄连(二斤)
凡一物,以好清酒一升,淹一宿,出曝之,干,复纳酒中。如是十过,酒尽为度。干捣
筛,蜜和丸如梧子,一服七丸,日再。禁、猪、鱼、犬、马、鸡肉、五辛、生冷,余依药法。
《苏敬本草注》云∶捣绞地肤汁洗之。(今按∶《录验方》∶捣筛,酒服方寸匕,日三。)
《范汪方》治目冥茫茫方∶
蕤核(三分) 黄连(二分) 干姜 细辛(各一分)
凡四物, 咀,蜜三合,水三合渍之一宿,煎得二合,如米注目 中,日三四。
《集验方》治目不明苦泪出方∶
用乌鸡胆,临眠敷之,良。
又方∶摘小酸模茎汁注四 ,数为之。
《僧深方》治目盲十岁,百医不能治,郁金散方∶
郁金(二两) 黄连(二两) 矾石(二两)
凡三物,冶令筛,卧时着目中,如黍米,日一。
The *Zhu Bing Yuan Hou Lun* (Treatise on the Pathogenesis and Symptoms of All Diseases) states: The eyes are the convergence point for the yin and yang essence and qi of the five zang organs and six fu organs. If invaded by wind pathogenic factors, it will cause dimness and unclear vision.
The *Yang Sheng Fang* (Prescriptions for Health Preservation) states: Indulgence in pleasure damages the Hun (Ethereal Soul), which connects to the eyes. Damage to the Liver results in dim vision.
The *Jin Shao Fu Shi Lun* (Discussion on Taking Minerals by Jin Shao) states: When washing hair, do not allow sebum residue liquid to enter the eyes, as this causes eye pain.
The *Yang Sheng Yao Ji* (Essential Collection for Health Preservation) states: Washing the eyes with cold water draws internal heat upward, causing premature blindness.
The *Zhi Yan Fang* (Prescriptions for Treating Eyes) states: There are seven types of eye diseases. First, damage from sexual intercourse leading to deficiency and exhaustion of essence; second, damage from strong winds; third, damage from extreme cold; fourth, damage from extreme heat; fifth, formation of nebulae (corneal opacities), sometimes accompanied by severe pain, or simply darkness and inability to see. The treatment prescription is as follows:
Cassiae Semen (Jue Ming Zi) (4 fen)
Plantaginis Semen (Che Qian Zi) (6 fen)
Atractylodis Rhizoma Albae (Bai Zhu) (6 fen)
Kochiae Scopariae Herba (Di Fu Zi) (6 fen)
Asari Radix et Rhizoma (Xi Xin) (4 fen)
Platycarpi Semen (Bai Zi Ren) (6 fen)
These eight substances are ground and sifted. Take one fang cun bi (a square-inch measure) per dose, three times a day. After one hundred days, eye diseases are eliminated, and distant vision becomes clear.
It also states: To treat loss of eye essence (vision loss) lasting one to two years or even three to four years, where there are no other abnormalities in the eyes but only an inability to see, as if viewing through silk gauze. Jue Ming San (Cassiae Powder):
Cassiae Semen (Ma Ti Jue Ming) (2 dou)
This single substance is crushed, ground fine, and sifted. Take one fang cun bi with the clear liquid of rice porridge, three times a day. Raw fish, pork, and pungent vegetables are prohibited.
The *Ge Shi Fang* (Ge's Prescriptions) for treating thirty-year blindness where one cannot recognize people: Zhong Ru Yun Mu San (Stalactite and Mica Powder):
Concretio Silicea (Zhong Ru) (4 fen)
Poria (Fu Ling) (4 fen)
Polygalae Radix (Yuan Zhi) (4 fen)
Asari Radix et Rhizoma (Xi Xin) (4 fen)
Mica (Yun Mu) (4 fen)
These five substances are crushed, ground fine, and sifted into a powder. Take half a qian bi, gradually increasing to one qian bi.
It also states: A prescription for unclear vision:
Cassiae Semen (Jue Ming Zi) (1 fen)
Pruni Armeniacae Semen Amara (Rui He Ren) (1 fen)
Coptidis Rhizoma (Huang Lian) (2 fen)
Fraxini Cortex (Qin Pi) (2 fen)
These four substances are cut, boiled in eight he of water until reduced to three he. Soak cotton in the decoction and wash the eyes.
Another prescription: Use the comb blood of a three-year-old rooster, applying it frequently until natural recovery.
The *Da Tang Yan Nian Fang* (Great Tang Longevity Prescriptions) for treating blank vision (unable to see): Jing Jie San (Brassicae Napus Seed Powder):
Brassicae Napus Seed (Jing Jie Zi) (Xiao Er sheng, boiled in one da dou of water until dry, juice extracted, sun-dried, and roasted into powder)
Sesami Fructus Preparatus (Lian Hu Ma) (Xiao San sheng, roasted into powder)
These two substances are mixed and ground. Take with vinegar.
The *Duan Ju Fang* (Short Drama Prescriptions) for sudden blindness:
Chop Catalpa wood, boil, and use the water to wash the eyes, three times a day. (Same as *Ge Shi Fang*.)
The *Qian Jin Fang* (Thousand Gold Prescriptions) Shen Qu Wan (Saccharomyces Pill) primarily for brightening eyes, allowing reading small print even at one hundred years old:
Saccharomyces (Shen Qu) (4 liang)
Magnetitum (Ci Shi) (2 liang)
Mercurii Sulfidi Rubrum (Guang Ming Sha) (1 liang)
These three substances are taken with warm water, three pills the size of wutong seeds, with no contraindications. Regular use benefits eye strength. Other prescriptions cannot compare; scholars should know this prescription is miraculous and ineffable.
Another prescription: Three sheng of Brassicae Napus Seed, thoroughly washed, boiled in three sheng of sour wine until cooked, dried, ground fine, and sifted. Take one fang cun bi with well water, daily... [Text cuts off here].
Another prescription: On the third day of the third lunar month, collect Brassicae Napus flowers, shade-dry, grind into powder. Take one fang cun bi with well water on an empty stomach. Long-term use promotes longevity and clear vision, enabling night writing.
Another prescription: One sheng of Sesame, steamed thirty times, ground into powder. Take one sheng with wine daily.
It also states: For treating blank, unclear vision like that of an elderly person: Take one carp gallbladder, extract the juice, soak cotton in it, and wipe the eyes.
It also states: Moxibustion for dim vision: Moxa points below Dazhui (GV14), repeatedly selecting the tenth vertebral segment. Precisely in the center of the spine, apply two hundred moxa cones; more is better. It is very effective; no other prescription is needed.
The *Lu Yan Fang* (Verified Prescriptions) Huang Lian Tai Yi Wan (Coptis Great One Pill) for treating liver heat rushing to the eyes causing blurred vision:
Coptidis Rhizoma (Huang Lian) (2 jin)
This single substance is soaked in one sheng of good clear wine overnight, removed, dried, and returned to the wine. Repeat this ten times until the wine is exhausted. Dry, crush, and sift. Mix with honey to form pills the size of wutong seeds. Take seven pills per dose, twice a day. Contraindications: Pork, fish, dog, horse, chicken meat, five pungent spices, and raw/cold foods. Follow other medication rules accordingly.
Su Jing's Commentary on Materia Medica states: Crush and squeeze Kochiae Scopariae Herba juice to wash the eyes. (Current note: *Lu Yan Fang* records: Crush, sift, take with wine, one fang cun bi, three times a day.)
The *Fan Wang Fang* (Fan Wang's Prescriptions) for treating dim, blank vision:
Pruni Armeniacae Semen Amara (Rui He) (3 fen)
Coptidis Rhizoma (Huang Lian) (2 fen)
Zingiberis Rhizoma Preparatum (Gan Jiang)
Asari Radix et Rhizoma (Xi Xin) (1 fen each)
These four substances are chopped. Soak in three he of honey and three he of water overnight. Boil to obtain two he. Apply drop by drop into the eyes, three to four times a day.
The *Ji Yan Fang* (Collected Verified Prescriptions) for unclear vision with painful tearing:
Use Gallus gallus domesticus niger Gallbladder (Wu Ji Dan), apply before sleep. Effective.
Another prescription: Extract juice from Rumex acetosella stems and drip into the four canthi, repeating frequently.
The *Seng Shen Fang* (Monk Shen's Prescriptions) for ten-year blindness unresponsive to hundreds of doctors: Yu Jin San (Curcuma Powder):
Curcumae Radix (Yu Jin) (2 liang)
Coptidis Rhizoma (Huang Lian) (2 liang)
Alumen (Fan Shi) (2 liang)
These three substances are ground and sifted. At bedtime, place into the eyes the size of millet seeds, once a day.