《病源论》云∶人身内自有三尸诸虫，与人俱生，而此虫忌恶，能与鬼灵相通，常接引
外邪
引腰
《葛氏方》云∶虽有五尸之名，其例皆相似，而小有异者∶一飞尸（变作无常；）二遁
尸（闻
又云∶凡五尸，即是身中尸鬼接引外邪，共为病害。经术其有消灭之方，而非世徒能用，
今
雄黄（一两） 大蒜（一两）
捣令相和如弹丸者，纳二合热酒中，服之须臾瘥。未瘥更一服便止。有尸疹（敕忍反）
者常宜
又方∶桂、干姜分等，末之。盐三指撮，熬令青，末合，水服二方寸匕。
《新录方》治飞尸方∶
灸脊中及两旁相去三寸，各五十炷。
又方∶桃白皮切二升，水四升，煮取一升六合，分三服。
又云∶治遁尸方∶
牛蹄下土三指撮，酒一盏下。（亦治风尸。）
又方∶盐墨汤顿服。
又方∶炒艾熨之。
又方∶熬艾以青布裹，更熨。
又方∶熬大豆裹，更熨。
又云∶治沉尸方∶
灸太仓（中管也）七壮。
又灸乳下一寸，七壮。
又方∶发灰、杏仁、蜜和丸如梧子，一服七丸，日二。
《千金方》治遁尸尸注方∶
桂心（一两） 干姜（二两） 巴豆仁（二枚）
三味，下筛，上酢和，和如泥，涂病上，干即易。
又∶芥子薄主遁尸飞尸方∶
芥子一升，蒸熟捣下筛，以黄丹二两搅之，分作两分，疏布袋盛之，更蒸使熟，薄痛上，
当
The *Zhu Bing Yuan Hou Lun* (Treatise on the Pathogenesis and Manifestations of All Diseases) states: Within the human body, there naturally exist three types of "Shi" (Corpse) parasites that grow alongside humans. These parasites are repelled by righteous Qi and can communicate with spiritual entities, often attracting external pathogenic factors to invade.
The *Ge Shi Fang* (Formulas from Master Ge's School) states: Although there are names for five types of Shi diseases, their manifestations are generally similar, with only minor differences: First is Fei Shi (Flying Shi, characterized by unpredictable changes); Second is Dun Shi (Escaping Shi, triggered by hearing...).
It is also stated: The five types of Shi refer to corpse-spirits within the body that attract external pathogens, jointly causing disease. Although scriptures contain methods to eliminate them, they are not formulas that ordinary people can casually use. Now...
Xionghuang (Realgar, 1 liang) Dasuan (Allium sativum/Garlic, 1 liang)
Pound and mix until resembling a pill size of a bullet. Place into two he of hot wine. Take orally; recovery will occur shortly. If not recovered, take one more dose then stop. For those suffering from Shi Zhen (Corpse Rash), it is advisable to...
Another formula: Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig) and Ganjiang (Dried Ginger) in equal parts, ground into powder. Salt, three finger-widths pinch, stir-fry until green, grind into powder, mix together, and take orally with water, two fangcun bi (square-inch spoons).
The *Xin Lu Fang* (Newly Recorded Formulas) treats Fei Shi (Flying Shi):
Moxibustion at Jizhong (Spine Center) and points three cun lateral to it, fifty moxa cones each.
Another formula: Taobai Pi (Inner Bark of Peach Tree), cut two sheng. Add four sheng of water, decoct to obtain one sheng and six tou. Divide into three doses.
It is also said: To treat Dun Shi (Escaping Shi):
Earth from under cow hooves, three finger-widths pinch, take down with one zhan of wine. (Also treats Feng Shi [Wind Shi].)
Another formula: Moji Tang (Ink Juice Decoction) taken in one dose.
Another formula: Stir-fried mugwort applied as a warm compress (Yi).
Another formula: Heated mugwort wrapped in blue cloth, applied again as a warm compress.
Another formula: Heated soybeans wrapped, applied again as a warm compress.
It is also said: To treat Chen Shi (Sinking Shi):
Moxibustion at Tai Cang (also known as Zhongguan/CV12), seven moxa cones.
Also moxibustion at one cun below the nipple, seven moxa cones.
Another formula: Fa Hui (Ash of Hair), Xingren (Apricot Seed), and Honey mixed into pills the size of wu zi (wu berry seeds). One dose is seven pills, twice daily.
The *Qian Jin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) treats Dun Shi (Escaping Shi) and Shi Zhu (Corpse Injection/Chronic Parasitic Disease):
Guixin (Cinnamon Heart/Cortex Cinnamomi), 1 liang Ganjiang (Dried Ginger), 2 liang Badou Ren (Kernel of Croton Fructus), 2 pieces.
These three ingredients, sifted, mixed with vinegar to form a paste, apply to the diseased area. Change when dry.
Another: Jiezi Bo Zhu Dun Shi Fei Shi Fang (Mustard Seed Thin Plaster for Treating Escaping Shi and Flying Shi):
Jiezi (Mustard Seed), one sheng, steamed until cooked, pounded and sifted. Mix with Huangdan (Red Lead/Litharge), two liang. Divide into two portions, place in a loose-weave cloth bag, steam again until cooked. Apply thinly over the painful area. It should...