《病源论》云∶蜈蚣，此即百足虫也。虽复有毒，而不甚螫人。人误触之者，故时有中
其毒者耳。
《本草》云∶蜈蚣毒，用桑根汁解。（今按《新录方》云∶立痛止。）
《葛氏方》∶蜈蚣自不甚啮人，其毒亦微殊，轻于蜂。今赤足螫人，乃痛于黄足，是其
毒烈故也。亦是雄故也。治之方∶
以盐拭疮上即愈。
又方∶头垢少许，以苦酒和涂之。
又方∶破大蒜以揩之。
又方∶ 蓝汁渍之即愈。
《短剧方》云∶割鸡冠血涂之。
又方∶以盐汤渍之即愈。
《新录方》蛇衔叶，捣如泥，封之。
又方∶荏叶，捣如泥，封上。
《僧深方》云∶消蜡蜜浸伤中良。
《医门方》云∶鸡屎和醋，涂上便愈。
《病源论》云∶蜂类甚多，而方家不具显其名。唯地中大土蜂最有毒，一枚中人，便即
倒闷，举体洪肿，诸药治之。皆不能猝止，旧方都无其法，然虽不能杀人，有以禁术封唾亦
微效。又有瓠（胡故反），KT （落都反）蜂，即亦其次，余者犹瘥。
《本草》云∶蜂毒用蜂房，蓝青解。
《葛氏方》治蜂螫人方∶
取人尿洗之。
又方∶斫谷树，取白汁涂之。（《极要方》同之。）
又方∶煮蜂房洗之，又烧末，膏和敷之。
又方∶刮齿垢涂之。
又方∶ 蓝青尖叶者，涂之。
《短剧方》治蜂螫人方∶
取蜘蛛涂疮上。
又以活蜘蛛放毒上，其自嗽毒。
《千金方》蜂螫人方∶
蜜（五合） 腊（二合） 猪脂（五合）
和煎稍稍食之。
又方∶烧牛屎灰，苦酒和涂之。
又方∶嚼盐涂之。
《极要方》云∶斫桑树白汁以涂之。
*Zhubing Yuanhou Lun* (Treatise on the Pathogenesis and Manifestations of All Diseases) states: The centipede is the creature with a hundred legs. Although it is venomous, it rarely bites humans. If people accidentally touch it, they may occasionally suffer from its venom.
*Bencao Jing* (Divine Farmer's Materia Medica) states: Centipede venom can be antidoted with mulberry root juice. (Currently, according to *Xinlu Fang* (Newly Recorded Prescriptions): it stops pain immediately.)
*Ge Shi Fang* (Prescriptions by Ge Hong): The centipede does not bite easily; its venom is also very mild, lighter than that of bees. Currently, red-legged centipedes cause more pain when biting than yellow-legged ones, due to their stronger toxicity. This is also because they are male. Treatment methods:
Apply salt to the wound; it will heal immediately.
Another prescription: Take a small amount of head scurf, mix it with vinegar, and apply it.
Another prescription: Break open garlic and rub it on the affected area.
Another prescription: Soak the area in indigo juice; it will heal.
*Duanju Fang* (Short Drama Prescriptions) states: Apply blood from a rooster's comb to the wound.
Another prescription: Soak the wound in salt water; it will heal.
*Xinlu Fang*: Crush snake-herb leaves into a paste and apply as a poultice.
Another prescription: Crush perilla leaves into a paste and apply as a poultice.
*Seng Shen Fang* (Monk Shen's Prescriptions) states: Soaking the injury in melted wax honey is beneficial.
*Yimen Fang* (Medical Gate Prescriptions) states: Mix chicken manure with vinegar and apply; it will heal.
*Zhubing Yuanhou Lun* states: There are many types of bees, but physicians have not fully listed their specific names. Only the large earth bee found underground is highly toxic; a single sting can cause immediate fainting and severe swelling throughout the body. Various medicines cannot stop the symptoms abruptly. Old prescriptions lack methods for this, although it is rarely fatal, using exorcistic spells or spitting on the wound offers slight relief. There are also Hu bees and KT bees, which rank next in toxicity, while others are even less potent.
*Bencao Jing* states: Bee venom can be treated with honeycomb or indigo plant.
*Ge Shi Fang* for treating bee stings:
Wash the area with human urine.
Another prescription: Chop a millet tree and apply the white sap. (*Jiyao Fang* agrees with this.)
Another prescription: Boil honeycomb and wash the area; alternatively, burn it to ash, mix with ointment, and apply.
Another prescription: Scrape dental tartar and apply it.
Another prescription: Apply the pointed leaves of the indigo plant.
*Duanju Fang* for treating bee stings:
Apply a spider to the wound.
Alternatively, place a live spider on the venom site; it will suck out the toxin itself.
*Qianjin Fang* for treating bee stings:
Honey (5 he), Beeswax (2 he), Lard (5 he).
Boil together and consume slowly.
Another prescription: Burn cow dung to ash, mix with vinegar, and apply.
Another prescription: Chew salt and apply it.
*Jiyao Fang* states: Chop a mulberry tree and apply the white sap.