论曰犬不触而伤人者，谓之 犬，凡春末夏初，犬多发狂，邂逅被啮者，法宜灸之，百
壮，以后日灸一壮，百日不阙者，方得免，若见疮差痛定已平复者，此毒在内，旦夕必死，
此害至重，世皆轻之，凡狂犬所啮，令人狂躁，精神异别，但看灸时着艾之初，便觉心醒，
其验可待，又云 犬啮人，七日辄应一发，不发则脱也，经百日方得免耳，每到七日，须捣
韭汁一升饮之，切勿食犬肉蚕蛹，食之即发，不可救也，疮未愈，又禁食生鱼肥腻冷食落葵
之物，一年内不可饮酒，余并根据方药治之。
治狂犬咬人重发者，蟾蜍灰散方
蟾蜍（三个烧灰）
上一味，捣罗为细散，每服二钱匕，温水调下，服时不得令人知。
治 犬啮人方
地榆（二两）
上一味，捣罗为散，每服二钱匕，温水调下，更将末涂疮上，良。
治犬啮人痛闷口噤者， 皮散方
皮（烧存性） 头发（各一两）
上二味共烧为灰，每服一钱匕，温水调下，口噤拗开灌之。
治犬啮肉痛，愈后复发，并可服，韭汁方
韭（不拘多少）
上一味，捣取汁，每服七分盏，和温水饮之，日三服。
治 犬咬人，毒瓦斯攻心闷乱方
桃白皮（三两） 甘草（半两炙微赤锉） 桂心（一两）
杏仁（三十枚汤浸去皮尖双仁麸炒微黄研成膏
上三味，细锉，以水三大盏，煎取一盏，去滓入杏仁膏，搅令匀，分为二服，良久再服
又方
虾蟆（一枚烧灰）
上一味，细研为末，以粥饮调服之，即愈。
又方
梅子（焙干）
上一味，细研为末，每服二钱匕，温酒调下。
又方
死蛇（一条炙令焦）
上一味，细研为末，令以内孔中即愈。
治 犬啮，重发方
干姜（二钱末）
上一味，捣为细散，每服二钱匕，以温水调下，不拘时服。
治 犬毒方
虎骨（烧灰）
上一味，碾为细末，每服一钱匕，研杏仁汤调下，又将虎骨灰和灯盏残油，调敷疮上。
治 犬毒方
韭根（三两） 故木梳（二枚）
上二味，都用水二升，煮一升，旋旋饮之。
治 犬伤，毒入肉方
东南桃枝白皮（一握洗锉）
上一味，用水二升，煮取一升，去滓分三服，吐为效。
治狂犬咬人成疮方
莨菪根（锉一两）
上一味，捣罗为末，和盐少许，涂疮上，日三易。
治犬咬成疮痛方
锻石
上一味，细研为末，以醋和涂疮上。
治犬咬方
上熬杏仁令黑色，细研成膏，敷之。
又方
鼠粪
上一味，细研为末，以腊月猪脂和，敷之。
又方
上取地龙烂捣，封被咬处，当有毛出，或收得干者捣末，油调封之。
又方
虎肉（一两烧灰）
上一味，细研为末，以醋调涂之。
又方
枸杞叶（少许） 盐（少许）
上二味，同捣令熟后，敷于疮上即愈。
治狂犬咬人伤痛方
杏仁（四十枚去皮尖双仁拍碎） 桃白皮（切二升）
上二味，以水二升，先煮桃皮，取汁一升，去滓，下杏仁再煮减半，去滓温分三服，得
吐乃效。
治狂犬咬人方
以热牛屎涂，又熔蜡灌疮，皆瘥。
治狂犬咬人方
以沸汤和灰拥疮上，又以地龙屎封之，出犬毛皆验。
Discussion states: When a dog injures a person without physical contact, it is referred to as a mad dog (Kuangquan). Generally, in late spring and early summer, dogs are prone to madness. If accidentally bitten, the treatment principle favors moxibustion: apply one hundred Zhuang initially, then one Zhuang daily thereafter. Only after completing this regimen for one hundred days without omission can one be spared from the affliction. If the wound appears healed, pain has ceased, and the area has flattened, this indicates that the toxin remains within the body; death will occur soon, day or night. This harm is extremely severe, yet people often underestimate it. Bites from mad dogs cause mania and restlessness, with distinct mental abnormalities. The efficacy can be anticipated by observing the patient's state when the moxa cone is first ignited; they should feel their mind clearing. It is also said that symptoms of a mad dog bite manifest every seven days; if no attack occurs during this period, the danger passes, and safety is achieved after one hundred days. Every seven days, one must drink one Sheng of freshly squeezed leek juice. One must absolutely avoid consuming dog meat and silkworm pupae, as ingestion will trigger an attack, which becomes incurable. While the wound is unhealed, raw fish, fatty foods, cold foods, and Malva verticillata (Luokui) are strictly prohibited. Alcohol consumption is forbidden for one year. Other treatments follow specific prescriptions.
Prescription for Severe Recurrence of Mad Dog Bites: Chan Chu Hui San (Toad Ash Powder)
Bufo bufo gargarizans (Three specimens, calcined to ash)
Process the single ingredient by grinding and sieving into a fine powder. Administer two Qianbi per dose, mixed with warm water. The administration should be kept secret from others.
Prescription for Mad Dog Bites: Di Yu Powder
Sanguisorbae Radix (Two Liang)
Process the single ingredient by grinding and sieving into a powder. Administer two Qianbi per dose, mixed with warm water. Additionally, apply the powder topically to the wound for excellent results.
Prescription for Dog Bites Causing Pain, Distress, and Trismus: Pi San (Skin Powder)
Dog skin (Calcined until carbonized but retaining properties) Human hair (One Liang each)
Combine the two ingredients and calcine them to ash. Administer one Qianbi per dose, mixed with warm water. If trismus (lockjaw) is present, pry the mouth open and administer the mixture.
Prescription for Dog Bite Muscle Pain and Recurrence: Jiu Zhi (Leek Juice)
Allium tuberosum (As needed)
Process the single ingredient by crushing to extract juice. Administer seven Fen of a cup per dose, mixed with warm water. Take three times daily.
Prescription for Mad Dog Bites with Toxin Attacking the Heart Causing Distress and Confusion: Tao Bai Pi Decoction
Pruni persicae Cortex Albus (Three Liang) Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Half Liang, honey-fried until slightly reddish, chopped) Cinnamomi Cortex (One Liang) Armeniacae Semen Amarum (Thirty kernels, soaked in hot water, skin and tips removed, double-kernel seeds, bran-fried until slightly yellow, ground into paste)
Finely chop the first three ingredients. Add three large cups of water and decoct until one cup remains. Strain out the dregs, add the apricot seed paste, and stir until uniform. Divide into two doses; take the second dose after a considerable interval.
Another Prescription:
Bufo bufo gargarizans (One specimen, calcined to ash)
Grind the single ingredient finely into powder. Administer mixed with rice gruel beverage; recovery follows.
Another Prescription:
Prunus mume (Dried by baking)
Grind the single ingredient finely into powder. Administer two Qianbi per dose, mixed with warm wine.
Another Prescription:
Natrix natrix (Dead snake, one specimen, roasted until charred)
Grind the single ingredient finely into powder. Insert into the nostril for immediate cure.
Prescription for Severe Recurrence of Mad Dog Bites: Gan Jiang Powder
Zingiberis Rhizoma (Two Qian, processed into powder)
Process the single ingredient into a fine powder. Administer two Qianbi per dose, mixed with warm water. Take at any time.
Prescription for Mad Dog Toxin: Hu Gu Ash
Pantheris Os (Calcined to ash)
Grind the single ingredient finely into powder. Administer one Qianbi per dose, mixed with apricot kernel infusion. Additionally, mix tiger bone ash with residual oil from a lamp holder and apply topically to the wound.
Prescription for Mad Dog Toxin: Jiu Gen Decoction
Allii tuberosi Radix et Rhizoma (Three Liang) Old wooden comb (Two pieces)
Boil both ingredients in two Sheng of water until reduced to one Sheng. Sip slowly.
Prescription for Dog Bites with Toxin Penetrating Muscle: Dong Nan Tao Zhi Bai Pi Decoction
White bark of peach branches from the southeast (One handful, washed and chopped)
Boil the single ingredient in two Sheng of water until reduced to one Sheng. Strain and divide into three doses. Emetic effect indicates efficacy.
Prescription for Mad Dog Bites Resulting in Ulceration: Lang Dang Gen Application
Hyoscyami Radix (Chopped, one Liang)
Grind the single ingredient into powder. Mix with a small amount of salt and apply topically to the wound. Change application three times daily.
Prescription for Dog Bite Ulcers and Pain: Duan Shi
Ferrum Oxydatum Rubrum (Processed iron oxide)
Grind finely into powder. Mix with vinegar and apply topically to the wound.
Prescription for Dog Bites:
Roast apricot kernels until black, grind finely into paste, and apply.
Another Prescription:
Mus sibiricus feces (Mouse droppings)
Grind finely into powder. Mix with lard rendered in the twelfth lunar month and apply.
Another Prescription:
Pheretima (Earthworm), crushed and applied to the bitten site. Hair growth may occur. Alternatively, use dried Pheretima ground into powder, mixed with oil for topical application.
Another Prescription:
Panthera tigris carnis (Tiger meat, one Liang, calcined to ash)
Grind finely into powder. Mix with vinegar and apply.
Another Prescription:
Lycii Cortex Folium (Goji leaves, a little) Sal (A little)
Crush together thoroughly and apply to the wound for cure.
Prescription for Pain from Mad Dog Bites:
Armeniacae Semen Amarum (Forty kernels, skin and tips removed, double-kernel seeds, crushed) Pruni persicae Cortex Albus (Chopped, two Sheng)
Add two Sheng of water. First decoct the peach bark to obtain one Sheng of liquid. Strain, add the crushed apricot kernels, and decoct until volume is halved. Strain again. Take warm, divided into three doses. Emetic effect indicates efficacy.
Prescription for Mad Dog Bites:
Apply hot bovine dung topically. Alternatively, pour molten wax into the wound. Both methods lead to recovery.
Prescription for Mad Dog Bites:
Apply a mixture of boiling water and ash to the wound. Seal with Pheretima feces. Expulsion of dog hair confirms efficacy.