论曰眯目者，簸糠飞尘等物，入于目中也，治宜亟出之，久不出，着于睑 ，因而伤动
，则为涩痛泪出，古方初眯时，令以绵裹箸撩去之，或以墨汁，或以鸡血，浮出之皆良。
治飞尘眯目，因此生翳晕，车前子散方
车前子（洗焙） 五味子（炒） 芍药（各一两半） 细辛（去苗叶） 白茯苓（去黑
皮） 玄参
人参 大黄（锉炒） 桔梗（锉炒各一两）
上九味，捣罗为散，每服三钱匕，食后临卧，温米泔调服。
治沙土入眼，痛不可忍，肿赤者，龙盐膏方
盐 龙脑 硼砂（研） 马牙硝（研） 砂（研飞过） 蕤仁（各一分） 杏仁（去
皮尖双仁
二七枚）
上七味，各研细，再同研匀，以生蜜和，稀稠得所，新瓷合盛，用竹箸卧点之。
治眯目不出，生肤翳，瞿麦散方
瞿麦（穗） 干姜（炮各半两）
上二味，捣罗为细散，食后以井华水，调服二钱匕，日二。
治杂物眯目不出方
蚕砂（拣令净）
上空心用新汲水吞下十枚，勿嚼破。
治稻芒等物入目方
生蛴螬
上一味，取新布复目上，将蛴螬于布上摩之，芒即出着布。
治杂物眯目不出方
桑根白皮
上一味，取新者一片，如箸大，削一头，薄椎令软滑，渐渐入目中拨之，须臾自出。
又方
新大麦（半合）
上一味，煮汁渐注目中，即出。
又方
猪脂（一分）
上一味，取塞鼻，随左右用之，出。
又方
白 荷根
上一味取心，捣绞汁，滴入眼中，立出。
又方
甑带（烧灰）
上一味细研，每服二钱匕，水调服之，即出。
又方
东墙上马齿苋（烧灰）
上一味细研少许，点 头即出。
又方
生粟米（七颗）
上一味烂嚼，并唾洗之，即出。
治云母等入眼方
好墨
上一味，研为细末，用新笔蘸，点眼大小 头，实时随墨出。
又方
鸡肝中血少许
上一味，取滴目中、即出。
又方
衣中白鱼
上一味，曝干研为末，点 中即出。
又方
豉（三七粒）
上一味，以水浸洗目，视之即出。
又方
羊筋
上一味，取粗者，椎开梢头，口中熟嚼过，轻 睑上，来往开眼，拭二七遍，眯随手
出，以平旦日未出时用。
又方
酥
上一味，以少许内鼻中，随眯目左右，垂头卧少时，令流入目中，泪与眯物同出。
Discourse states: "Mi Mu" (Grain in the Eye) refers to foreign bodies such as chaff or flying dust entering the eye. Treatment should aim to remove them promptly. If left for too long, the foreign body adheres to the eyelid and damages the ocular tissues, leading to a gritty sensation, pain, and tearing. Ancient prescriptions for initial cases of Mi Mu suggest wrapping cotton around a chopstick to gently probe it out, or using ink juice or chicken blood to float the foreign body out, both of which are effective.
For treating flying dust causing Mi Yu with subsequent formation of corneal opacity and haze, use Cheqianzi San (Plantago Seed Powder):
Cheqian Zi (Seed of Plantago asiatica, washed and dried), Wuweizi (Fruit of Schisandra chinensis, stir-fried), Shaoyao (Root of Paeonia lactiflora, 1.5 liang each); Xixin (Rhizome of Asarum heterotropoides, removed roots and leaves), Baifuling (Sclerotium of Poria cocos, removed black skin), Xuanshen (Root of Scrophularia ningpoensis), Renshen (Root of Panax ginseng), Dahuang (Root of Rheum palmatum, cut and stir-fried), Jiegeng (Root of Platycodon grandiflorus, cut and stir-fried, 1 liang each).
The above nine ingredients are crushed, sifted into a powder. Take 3 qianbi per dose, after meals and before bed, mixed with warm rice water.
For treating sand and soil entering the eye, causing unbearable pain and redness/swelling, use Longyan Gao (Dragon Salt Ointment):
Yan (Salt), Longnao (Borneol), Pengsha (Borax, ground), Mayaxiao (Halite/Niter, ground), Sha (Sand, ground and purified), Ruiren (Seed of Prunus persica, 1 fen each), Xingren (Seed of Prunus armeniaca, peeled, pointed ends and double-kernel ones removed, 14 pieces).
The above seven ingredients are each finely ground, then mixed thoroughly. Blend with raw honey to an appropriate consistency, store in a new porcelain container. Apply with a bamboo stick to the eye.
For treating foreign bodies stuck in the eye that cannot be expelled, use Qumai San (Dianthus Powder):
Qumai (Herb of Dianthus superbus, with spikes), Ganjiang (Rhizome of Zingiber officinale, processed, 0.5 liang each).
The above two ingredients are crushed and sifted into a fine powder. Take 2 qianbi per dose after meals, mixed well water (morning well water), twice daily.
Formula for treating miscellaneous objects stuck in the eye:
Can Sha (Silkworm excrement, cleaned).
Swallow 10 pieces with fresh cold water on an empty stomach; do not chew.
Formula for treating rice awns or similar objects entering the eye:
Sheng Qicao (Fresh larvae of scarab beetles).
Cover the eye with a new cloth, rub the Qicao on the cloth; the awn will adhere to the cloth and come out.
Formula for treating miscellaneous objects stuck in the eye:
Sanggen Baipi (Cortex of Morus alba root).
Take a fresh piece, size of a chopstick, sharpen one end, beat thinly until soft and smooth, gradually insert into the eye to dislodge it; it will come out shortly.
Another formula:
Xin Damai (New barley, 0.5 he).
Boil to make juice, drip gradually into the eye; the object will come out.
Another formula:
Zhu Zhi (Pig fat, 1 fen).
Plug into the nostril corresponding to the affected side; the object will come out.
Another formula:
Baizhi (Radix Angelicae dahuricae), He Gen (Rhizome of Nelumbinis nucifera).
Take the heart/core of these herbs, crush and squeeze out the juice, drip into the eye; the object will immediately come out.
Another formula:
Zeng Dai (Steamer cloth, burnt to ash).
Finely grind the ash, take 2 qianbi per dose, mixed with water; the object will come out.
Another formula:
Machixian from the east wall (Herb of Portulaca oleracea, burnt to ash).
Finely grind a small amount, apply to the eye; the object will come out.
Another formula:
Sheng Sumi (Raw millet, 7 grains).
Chew thoroughly, mix with saliva, and wash the eye; the object will come out.
Formula for treating mica or similar substances entering the eye:
Hao Mo (Good quality ink).
Grind into fine powder, dip a new brush, apply to the inner or outer canthus; the object will come out with the ink.
Another formula:
Ji Gan Zhong Xue (Blood from chicken liver, small amount).
Drip into the eye; the object will come out.
Another formula:
Yi Zhong Baiyu (Booklice/Lepisma saccharina, dried and ground).
Apply powder to the eye; the object will come out.
Another formula:
Chi (Fermented soybean, 27-30 grains).
Soak in water to wash the eye; observe and the object will come out.
Another formula:
Yang Jin (Sheep tendon).
Take a thick tendon, split the tip, chew thoroughly in the mouth until soft, gently place on the eyelid, open and close the eye repeatedly, wipe 14 times. The foreign body will come out easily. Best used at dawn before sunrise.
Another formula:
Su (Ghee/Cow butter).
Place a small amount in the nostril corresponding to the affected side, lie down with head lowered for a while to let it flow into the eye; tears and the foreign body will come out together.