《葛氏方》治诸鱼骨哽方。
烧鱼骨，服少少。
又方∶以鱼骨摇头即下。
又方∶以大刀环摩喉二七过。
又方∶烧鱼网服之。
又方∶鸬 羽烧末，水服半钱匕。（今按∶《集验方》用屎，《如意方》用骨。）
《龙门方》治食诸鱼骨哽方∶
取纸方寸，书作“甲子”二字，以水服即下，神验。
又方∶取一杯水着前，张口向水即出。
又方∶鱼网覆头，立下。
又方∶取獭骨含之，立出。
《僧深方》治骨哽方∶
水一杯，以笔临水上，书作“通达”字，饮之便下，书“羹”亦好。（尽不着水）。
又方∶葵薤羹饮之，即随羹出，有验。
《录验方》治食诸鱼骨哽方∶
取饴糖，丸如鸡子黄大，吞之，不去更吞，至数十枚得效。
又方∶取薤白汤，煮半熟小嚼之；以柔绳系中央吞薤白下喉，牵出哽（鲠），即随已出
上方。（《短剧》同之。）
《集验方》咽哽方∶传呼鸬 鸬 ，即下。
《短剧方》治鲠鱼骨横喉中、六七日不出方∶
鲤鱼鳞皮合烧作屑，以水服即出。
《 玄子张食经》治鱼骨在腹中痛方。
煮吴茱，服一盏汁。
又方∶在肉中不出方∶捣吴茱萸对上，即烂出。
《孟诜食经》云∶鱼骨哽方∶
取 去皮，着鼻中，少时瘥。
《葛氏方》治食诸肉骨哽方∶
白雄鸡左右翮大毛各一枚，烧末，水服一刀圭。
又方∶烧鹰、燕、狸、虎头诸食肉者，服方寸匕。
《僧深方》治食诸肉骨哽方∶
烧鹰屎，下筛，服方寸匕。
《新录方》治肉在喉中不下方∶
服酱渍一升。
又方∶熬大豆三升，半熟，纳酒二升，煮三四沸，服一升，日二。
又方∶酒服盐灰，方寸匕。
The *Ge Shi Fang* (Prescriptions from the Ge Family) for treating various cases of fish bones stuck in the throat:
Burn fish bones to ash and take a small amount orally.
Another prescription: Hold a fish bone near the throat and shake it; the bone will then fall out.
Another prescription: Rub the throat with the ring of a large knife fourteen times (two sets of seven).
Another prescription: Burn fish nets to ash and ingest them.
Another prescription: Burn cormorant feathers into powder and take half a *qianbi* (a traditional measure) with water. (Note: The *Ji Yan Fang* uses feces, while the *Ruyi Fang* uses bones.)
The *Long Men Fang* (Prescriptions from Long Men) for treating cases of fish bones stuck after eating fish:
Take a piece of paper one square *cun* in size, write the characters "Jiazi" on it, and swallow it with water; the bone will be expelled immediately, which is highly effective.
Another prescription: Place a cup of water in front, open your mouth towards the water, and the bone will come out.
Another prescription: Cover the head with a fish net, and the bone will drop out immediately.
Another prescription: Contain a badger bone in the mouth, and the bone will come out immediately.
The *Seng Shen Fang* (Prescriptions by Monk Shen) for treating bones stuck in the throat:
Take one cup of water, write the characters "Tongda" (Smooth Passage) on the surface of the water with a brush, drink the water, and the bone will pass down. Writing the character "Geng" (Soup) also works. (Ensure the brush tip does not touch the water.)
Another prescription: Drink soup made from *Huangkui* (Abelmoschus manihot) and *Xiebai* (Allium macrostemon); the bone will come out along with the soup, which has been verified as effective.
The *Lu Yan Fang* (Verified Prescriptions) for treating cases of fish bones stuck after eating fish:
Take maltose sugar, form pills the size of a chicken egg yolk, and swallow them. If the bone is not expelled, continue swallowing until dozens of pills have been taken, at which point efficacy is achieved.
Another prescription: Take *Xiebai* decoction, cook until half-done, chew it slightly; tie a soft rope around the center, swallow the *Xiebai* down the throat, and pull the rope to extract the stuck bone (fishbone), which will come out immediately. The above methods. (The *Duan Ju Fang* agrees with this.)
The *Ji Yan Fang* (Verified Prescriptions) for treating throat obstructions:
Call out the name "Cormorant," and the obstruction will pass.
The *Duan Ju Fang* (Short Drama Prescriptions) for treating fish bones stuck horizontally in the throat for six or seven days without coming out:
Burn carp scales and skin together into fragments, and take with water to expel the bone.
The *Xuanzi Zhang Shi Jing* (Zhang's Food Classic by Xuanzi) for treating pain caused by fish bones in the abdomen:
Boil *Wuzhuyu* (Evodiae Fructus) and take one cup of the juice.
Another prescription for bones stuck in meat that cannot come out: Crush *Wuzhuyu* and apply it to the affected area; the bone will rot and come out.
The *Meng Shen Shi Jing* (Meng Shen's Food Classic) states: For treating fish bones stuck in the throat:
Take [unclear text, likely a specific herb or item] peel, place it in the nostril, and it will heal after a short time.
The *Ge Shi Fang* for treating cases of meat bones stuck after eating meat:
Take one large feather each from the left and right wings of a white rooster, burn them into powder, and take one *daogui* with water.
Another prescription: Burn the heads of carnivorous animals such as eagles, swallows, foxes, and tigers into ash, and take one *fangcunbi* (a square-inch measure).
The *Seng Shen Fang* for treating cases of meat bones stuck after eating meat:
Burn eagle feces, sift through a fine mesh, and take one *fangcunbi*.
The *Xin Lu Fang* (Newly Recorded Prescriptions) for treating meat stuck in the throat that cannot go down:
Take one *sheng* (a volume measure) of things soaked in soy sauce.
Another prescription: Stir-fry three *sheng* of soybeans, cook until half-done, add two *sheng* of wine, boil for three or four boils, take one *sheng*, twice a day.
Another prescription: Take salt ash with wine, one *fangcunbi*.