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The *Jiyan Fang* (Collected Proven Prescriptions) treats the condition of testicular prolapse due to a horse bite:
Push the protruding tissue back into place, suture the wound using fine mulberry bark fibers, take the liver of a black-boned chicken (*Wuji*), mince it finely, and apply it topically. Endure temporarily; do not urinate immediately, and it will heal. (This is identical to the record in *Qianjin Fang*.)

The *Yixin Fang* (Mirror of Medicine) treats the condition where a horse bone splinter pierces the human body, with toxic qi so severe that death seems imminent:
Apply menstrual blood from a woman to the wound, and it will recover immediately.

The *Xinlu Fang* (Newly Recorded Prescriptions) treats the condition of a horse bone splinter piercing the human body:
Boil pine needles (*Songye*, *Pinus massoniana* leaves) in water, extract the juice, and wash the wound.
Another prescription: Boil soybeans (*Dadou*, *Glycine max*) in water, extract the thick juice, and wash the wound.
Yet another prescription: Boil indigo plants (*Lan*, *Indigofera tinctoria*) to extract thick juice, wash the wound, and also drink five or six *he* (ancient volume units) of the juice.

The *Shanfan Fang* (Abridged Redundant Prescriptions) treats the condition of a horse bone splinter piercing the human body:
Burn dried horse manure until dry, powder it, and fill the wound cavity with the powder.
To treat horse hair, bloody sweat, dirt, feces,

The *Duanju Fang* (Short Drama Prescriptions): Treats injuries caused by horse bones piercing, bites by horses, or the entry of horse sweat, blood, hair, dirt, feces, or urine into human wounds. It also covers cases where a person has an existing wound and comes into contact with horse-related substances, allowing toxic qi to enter the wound. First, prick the wound with a needle to release several drops of fresh blood, rinse and clear it.
Crush fermented soybeans (*Chi*, *Sojae Semen Praeparatum*), make a decoction, bring it to a slight boil, and soak the wound in it.
Another prescription: Use hot ash lye (plant ash water).
Yet another prescription: Boil purslane (*Maxiancao*, *Portulaca oleracea*) to wash the wound, and drink the juice.
Yet another prescription: Take leaves of plantain (*Cheqiancao*, *Plantago asiatica*), crush them, and apply as a poultice.

The *Jiyan Fang* (Collected Proven Prescriptions) treats the condition of horse blood entering a human wound:
Apply human feces to the wound.
It is also stated: To treat the condition where horse sweat or horse hair enters a human wound causing severe swelling, pain, and near-death symptoms: Soak the wound in water. Change the water frequently, and it will heal.

The *Ge Shi Fang* (Prescriptions of Master Ge) states: If a person already has a wound and rides a horse, horse sweat or hair may enter the wound. Or if steamed by the "horse qi," this leads to swelling, pain, irritability, and heat; if the toxin enters the abdomen, it causes death. The treatment method is:
Drink large amounts of pure wine until drunk, and one will recover.
Another prescription: Make a decoction of fermented soybeans (*Chi*, *Sojae Semen Praeparatum*), soak the wound while hot, and replace when it cools.
It is also stated: For the condition where a horse bone splinter pierces the body or horse blood enters an old wound, causing toxicity, severe pain, and near-death symptoms:
Use hot ash lye, reheat and soak repeatedly, keeping it hot throughout the day. Replace when cool. Continue for several days until healed. If the pain stops but swelling remains, use heated stones to press-warm (*Zhi Shi*, moxibustion-like thermal therapy) the area; applying moxibustion (*Jiu*, Moxa Therapy) on the spot is also excellent.
Another prescription: Crush hemp seeds (*Mazi*, *Cannabis sativa* seeds), squeeze out the juice, drink one *sheng* (ancient volume unit), three times a day.