（凡四类）
（方八十七首 针灸法十首）
治卒死无脉，无他形候，阴阳俱竭故也。治之方∶
牵牛临鼻上二百息，牛舐必瘥，牛不肯舐，着盐汁涂面上，即牛肯舐。
又方 牛、马屎绞取汁饮之。无新者，水和干者亦得。（《肘后方》云∶干者以人尿解
之，此扁鹊法）。
又方 炙熨斗熨两胁下。（《备急方》云∶又治尸厥。）
针灸法∶
针间使各百余息，又灸鼻下人中，一名鬼客厅。（《肘后方》云∶又治尸厥。）
治魇死不自觉者方∶
慎灯火，勿令人手动，牵牛临其上即觉。若卒不能语，取东门上鸡头为末，以酒服之。
治卒魇死方∶
捣韭汁灌鼻孔中。剧者灌两耳。（仲景云∶灌口中。）
治鬼魇不悟方∶
伏龙肝为末，吹鼻中。
又方 皂荚为末，如大豆许，吹鼻中，嚏则气通，起死回生。（《集验方》云∶治中恶。）
辟魇方∶
雄黄如枣大，系左腋下，令人终身不魇。（女系右腋。）
又方 灸两足大趾丛毛中各二七壮。（《肘后》云∶华佗法，又救卒死中恶。）
治中恶方∶
葱心黄刺鼻孔中，血出愈。（《肘后方》云∶使目中血出佳。崔云∶男左女右）。
又方 大豆二七粒为末，鸡子黄并酒相和，顿服。
又方 使人尿其面上可愈。（《肘后方》云∶此扁鹊法）。
又方 灸胃脘五十壮愈。
治中恶并蛊毒方∶
冷水和伏龙肝如鸡子大。服之必吐。
又方 猪脂二升温，顿服之。
又方 车 脂如鸡子大，酒服。
治卒忤方（此病即今人所谓中恶者，与卒死、鬼击亦相类，为治皆参取而用之）∶
盐八合，以水三升，煮取一升半，分二服，得吐即愈。（《备急方》云∶治鬼击。）若小
便不通，笔头七枚烧末，水和服之即通。
又方 犊子屎半盏，酒三升，煮服之。亦治霍乱。（《肘后方》治鬼击。）
又方 书墨为末，水服一钱匕。
又方 腊月野狐肠烧末，以水服方寸匕。死鼠灰亦佳。
灸法∶
治卒忤死，灸手十指爪下各三壮，余治同上方。（《备急方》云∶治卒死而张目反折者。
又灸人中三壮，肩井百壮，间使七壮，巨阙百壮。
(There are four categories in total)
(Eight-seven prescriptions, ten acupuncture and moxibustion methods)
Treating sudden death without a pulse and no other clinical manifestations, which is due to the exhaustion of both Yin and Yang. The treatment prescription is as follows:
Hold a cow above the patient's nose for two hundred breaths; if the cow licks the patient, they will surely recover. If the cow refuses to lick, apply salt juice to the patient's face, and the cow will then lick.
Another prescription: Squeeze the juice from fresh cow or horse manure and drink it. If fresh manure is unavailable, mix dried manure with water. (The *Zhou Hou Fang* states: Dried manure should be dissolved in human urine; this is Bian Que's method).
Another prescription: Apply heat using a hot ironing tool to the area under both hypochondria. (The *Bei Ji Fang* states: It also treats corpse-like coma [Shi Jue]).
Acupuncture and Moxibustion Methods:
Needle the Neiguan (PC6) point, retaining the needle for approximately one hundred breaths. Also, moxa the Renzhong (GV26) point located below the nose, which is also known as Guike Ting. (The *Zhou Hou Fang* states: It also treats corpse-like coma [Shi Jue]).
Prescription for treating death due to nightmare-induced unconsciousness:
Exercise caution with lights and fires; do not allow others to move the patient's hands. Holding a cow above the patient will induce awakening. If the patient suddenly loses the ability to speak, take chicken heads from the east gate, grind them into powder, and administer with wine.
Prescription for treating sudden death due to nightmare:
Crush Chinese chive (*Jiu Cai*, Allii Tuberosi Rhizoma et Radix) to extract juice and instill it into the nostrils. In severe cases, instill into both ears. (Zhang Zhongjing states: Instill into the mouth).
Prescription for treating bewitchment by evil spirits where the patient does not realize it:
Grind Fulonggan (Caoshixin, Caulis Longan / Hearth Soil) into powder and insufflate it into the nostrils.
Another prescription: Grind Soap Bean (*Zao Jia*, Gleditsiae Fructus Spinosa) into powder, take an amount the size of a soybean, and insufflate it into the nostrils. Sneezing will restore Qi circulation, bringing the dead back to life. (The *Ji Yan Fang* states: It treats sudden attack by evil pathogens [Zhong E]).
Preventative prescription against nightmares:
Tie a piece of Realgar (Xionghuang, Realgar) the size of a jujube under the left armpit to prevent nightmares for life. (Women should tie it under the right armpit).
Another prescription: Moxa each of the tufts of hair on the big toes fourteen times (two sets of seven). (The *Zhou Hou* states: This is Hua Tuo's method, also used to rescue sudden death and sudden attack by evil pathogens [Zhong E]).
Prescription for treating sudden attack by evil pathogens [Zhong E]:
Puncture the nostrils with the yellow part of the green onion bulb until bleeding occurs, which indicates recovery. (The *Zhou Hou Fang* states: It is better if blood comes out of the eyes. Cui states: For men, use the left side; for women, the right side).
Another prescription: Grind fourteen soybeans into powder, mix with egg yolk and wine, and take all at once.
Another prescription: Have someone urinate on the patient's face to effect a cure. (The *Zhou Hou Fang* states: This is Bian Que's method).
Another prescription: Moxa the Weiwuan (CV12) point fifty times to achieve recovery.
Prescription for treating sudden attack by evil pathogens [Zhong E] combined with Gu poison:
Mix Fulonggan (Hearth Soil) with cold water to form a mass the size of an egg. Ingestion will inevitably induce vomiting.
Another prescription: Warm two sheng of pig fat and take it all at once.
Another prescription: Take Che Zhi (vehicle grease/fat) the size of an egg and administer with wine.
Prescription for treating sudden collision by adverse Qi (This disease is what modern people call Zhong E; it is similar to sudden death and Gui Ji, so treatments are often applied interchangeably):
Take eight he of salt, add three sheng of water, boil down to one and a half sheng, and divide into two doses. Recovery occurs if vomiting ensues. (The *Bei Ji Fang* states: It treats Gui Ji). If there is urinary retention, burn seven brush tips into powder, mix with water, and administer to restore urination.
Another prescription: Boil half a zhan of calf dung in three sheng of wine and drink. It also treats Huoluan (Cholera Morbus). (The *Zhou Hou Fang* treats Gui Ji).
Another prescription: Grind writing ink into powder and administer one qian bi with water.
Another prescription: Burn wild fox intestines collected in the twelfth lunar month into powder and administer one cun bi with water. Ash from dead mice is also effective.
Moxibustion Method:
For sudden death due to collision by adverse Qi, moxa three times under the nails of each of the ten fingers. Other treatments follow the prescriptions above. (The *Bei Ji Fang* states: It treats sudden death with eyes open and body opisthotonos. Also moxa Renzhong three times, Jianjing GB21 one hundred times, Neiguan PC6 seven times, and Jueque CV14 one hundred times.)