治从高堕下，有瘀血方。
蒲黄（八两） 附子（一两）
上二味，为末，酒服方寸匕，日三，不知增之，以意消息。
又方 治腕折瘀血方。
蒲黄（一升） 当归（二两）
上二味，治下筛，先食酒服方寸匕，日三。
又方 虻虫（二十枚） 牡丹（一两）
上二味，治下筛，酒服方寸匕，血化为水。（《备急方》云∶主久宿血在诸骨节及外不
去者
又方 取 草汁饮之，子亦可服。
又方 凡被打及产后恶血，一切血皆煮续骨木汁二升饮之。
从高堕下崩中方∶
当归 大黄（各二分）
上二味，治下筛，酒服方寸匕，日三。
治杖疮方∶
锻石（七斤） 新猪血（一升）
上二味，和丸，熟烧之破，更丸，烧三遍止，为末敷上。
又方 釜月下土为细末，以油和涂讫，卧羊皮上。
又方 服小便良。
治竹木刺在皮中不出方∶
羊屎燥者烧作灰，和猪脂涂刺上，若不出重涂，乃言不觉刺出时（一云用干羊屎末。
又方 蔷薇灰水服方寸匕，日三，服十日刺出。
又方 酸枣核烧末服之。
又方 凿柄烧灰酒服，二寸匕。
又方 头垢涂之即出。
治刺在肉中不出方∶煮山瞿麦汁饮之，日三瘥止。
又方 用牛膝根茎生者并捣，以敷之即出。疮已合，犹出也。
又方 白茅根烧末，以膏和涂之，亦治疮因风致肿者。
又方 鹿角烧末，以水和涂之立出，久者不过一夕。
又方 嚼白梅以涂之。（《肘后方》用乌梅。）
又方 嚼豉涂之。
又方 温小便渍之。
治久刺不出方∶
服王不留行即出，兼取根为末贴之。
治恶刺方∶
苦瓠开口，纳小儿尿，煮两三沸浸病上。
又方 莨菪根水煮浸之，冷复易，神方也。
又方 李叶、枣叶合捣，绞取汁点上即效。
又方 浓煮大豆汁渍，取瘥。
治恶刺，并狐尿刺方∶
以乌父驴尿渍之。
又方 温白马尿渍之。
治因疮肿痛剧者，数日死或中风寒，或中水，或中狐尿刺主之方∶
烧黍穣，牛马屎，生桑条，取得多烟之物烧熏，汁出愈。
又方 热蜡纳疮中，新疮亦善。
又方 以凫公英草摘取根茎白汁涂之，多涂为佳，瘥止。
治疮中水肿方∶
胡粉 炭 白灰 （各等分）
上二味，脂和涂疮孔上，水出痛止。
治手足卒中刺，中水毒方∶
捣韭及蓝青置上以火炙，热彻即愈。
治疮因风致肿方∶
栎木根皮一斤浓煮，纳盐一把渍之。
治破伤风肿方∶
浓涂杏仁膏，燃麻烛遥灸之。
治因疮肿痛者，皆中水及中风寒所作肿，入腹则杀人方∶
温桑灰汁渍，冷复温之，当令热，神秘。
治刺伤中风水方∶
服黑牛热尿，一服二升，三服即止。
又方 蜡一两热炙熨，薄裹上，令水出愈。
又方 鱼目烧灰敷之。
又方 热煮韭拓之。
又方 刮箭羽下漆涂之。
治疮犯露肿方（凡八月九月中刺，手足犯恶露肿，杀人不可轻）∶
生桑枝三枚，纳 灰中推引令极热，斫断，正以枝头着疮口上，热尽即易之，尽三枚
则疮自烂，仍取薤白捣，绵裹着热灰中，使极热，去绵取薤白敷疮上，以布帛急裹之，若有
肿者，便取之，用薤白最佳。
治漆疮方∶
生柳叶三斤细切，以水一斗五升，煮取七升，适寒温洗之，日三。（《肘后方》云∶老
柳
又方 以磨石下滓泥涂之，取瘥止，大验。
又方 浓煮鼠查叶以洗疮上，亦可捣叶取汁涂之。
又方 烂捣七姑草封之。（《救急方》用七姑草和芒硝涂之）。
又方 取猪膏涂之。
又方 贯众为末以涂上，干以油和之即愈。
又方 莲叶燥者一斤，以水一斗，煮取五升，洗疮上，日二。
又方 羊乳汁涂之。
又方 矾石着汤中令消，洗之。
又方 芒硝五两汤浸以洗之。
又方 宜啖猪肉嚼 谷涂之。
Formula for treating blood stasis caused by falling from a height.
Puhuang (Polygoni Hydropiperis Herba, 8 liang) Fuzi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata, 1 liang)
The above two herbs are ground into powder. Take one fangcunbi (a traditional Chinese measuring spoon) with wine, three times daily. If ineffective, increase the dosage gradually according to the patient's condition.
Another formula: For treating wrist fracture with blood stasis.
Puhuang (Polygoni Hydropiperis Herba, 1 sheng) Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix, 2 liang)
The above two herbs are crushed and sifted. Take one fangcunbi with wine before meals, three times daily.
Another formula: Machong (Blepharicerae Insectus, 20 pieces) Mudanpi (Moutan Cortex, 1 liang)
The above two herbs are crushed and sifted. Take one fangcunbi with wine to transform blood stasis into fluid. (The *Beiji Fang* states: It treats old blood stasis retained in various joints and on the exterior that cannot be expelled.)
Another formula: Drink the juice of [specific herb omitted in source]. The seeds may also be taken.
Another formula: For injuries from beating or postpartum lochia retention, all types of blood stasis can be treated by drinking two sheng of Xuduan (Dipsaci Radix) wood juice.
Formula for metrorrhagia after falling from a height:
Danggui (Angelicae Sinensis Radix) Dahuang (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma) (each 2 fen)
The above two herbs are crushed and sifted. Take one fangcunbi with wine, three times daily.
Formula for treating traumatic wounds from beating:
Duanshi (Calcined Iron Pyrite, 7 jin) Xin Zhuxue (Porcis Sanguis, 1 sheng)
The above two ingredients are mixed and formed into pills. They are calcined until broken, re-formed into pills, and this process is repeated three times. The resulting powder is applied topically.
Another formula: Use fine powder from the bottom of a cauldron (Fuling), mix with oil, apply, and lie on sheepskin.
Another formula: Drinking urine is effective.
Formula for removing bamboo or wood splinters embedded in the skin:
Burn dry sheep feces to ash, mix with pig fat, and apply to the splinter. If it does not come out, reapply until the sensation of pain disappears, indicating the splinter has been expelled. (Another method uses dry sheep feces powder.)
Another formula: Take one fangcunbi of Rosa multiflora ash mixed with water, three times daily. The splinter will be expelled after ten days of administration.
Another formula: Burn Suanzaohe (Ziziphi Spinosae Semen) to ash and take orally.
Another formula: Burn the handle of a chisel to ash, take two fangcunbi with wine.
Another formula: Apply head scurf (Tou Gou) to expel the splinter.
Formula for removing splinters embedded in muscle:
Boil Qumai (Polygalae Herba) and drink, three times daily. Discontinue when cured.
Another formula: Crush fresh Niuxi (Achyranthis Bidentatae Radix) roots and stems, apply topically to expel the splinter. Even if the wound has closed, the splinter will still be expelled.
Another formula: Burn Baimaogen (Imperatae Rhizoma) to ash, mix with ointment, and apply. This also treats swelling caused by wind pathogens in sores.
Another formula: Burn Lu jiao (Cervi Cornu Degelatinatum) to ash, mix with water, and apply. The splinter will be expelled immediately; for long-standing cases, no more than one night is required.
Another formula: Chew Bai mei (Pruni Mume Fructus) and apply. (*Zhouhou Fang* uses Wu mei).
Another formula: Chew Dou chi (Sojae Semens Preparatum) and apply.
Another formula: Soak in warm human urine.
Formula for long-standing splinters that do not come out:
Take Wangbuliuxing (Vaccariae Semen) to expel the splinter, and apply powder made from its root.
Formula for treating poisonous thorns:
Cut open Ku hu (Benincasae Fructus), insert infant urine, boil for two or three boils, and soak the affected area.
Another formula: Boil Langdangen (Scopariae Radix) in water and soak the affected area. Replace when cool. This is a miraculous formula.
Another formula: Mash Li ye (Pruni Rhamnoidis Folium) and Zao ye (Ziziphi Jujubae Folium) together, extract the juice, and apply drops to the site. Effective immediately.
Another formula: Soak in concentrated soybean juice until cured.
Formula for treating poisonous thorns and fox urine dermatitis:
Soak in urine from a black male donkey.
Another formula: Soak in warm white horse urine.
Formula for severe swelling and pain due to sores, which can be fatal within days, or caused by wind-cold, water toxicity, or fox urine dermatitis:
Burn sorghum straw, cattle or horse manure, and fresh mulberry branches. Select materials that produce abundant smoke for fumigation. Recovery occurs when sweat appears.
Another formula: Insert hot beeswax into the sore. Effective for new sores.
Another formula: Pick Dandelion (Taraxaci Herba), extract the white juice from the roots and stems, and apply generously. Discontinue when cured.
Formula for edema in sores:
Hufen (Lead Carbonate) Tan (Charcoal) Baihui (White Ash) (equal parts)
(Note: Text says "above two items" but lists three). Mix with animal fat and apply to the sore opening. Pain stops when fluid drains.
Formula for sudden splinter injury to hands/feet with water toxicity:
Crush Jiucai (Allii Tuberosi Herba) and Lanqing (Isatidis Folium), place on the affected area, and apply heat via fire until the warmth penetrates. Cured.
Formula for swelling caused by wind in sores:
Boil one jin of Li mu gen pi (Quercus variabilis Cortex) in concentrated decoction, add one handful of salt, and soak the affected area.
Formula for tetanus-induced swelling:
Apply thick Almond paste (Xingren Gao), then moxa-burn remotely using hemp candles.
Formula for swelling caused by sores due to water toxicity and wind-cold, where pathogenic invasion into the abdomen is fatal:
Soak in warm mulch ash juice. Keep it warm by reheating as needed. This method is mysterious and effective.
Formula for wind-water invasion after splinter injury:
Drink two sheng of hot black cow urine per dose. Stop after three doses.
Another formula: Heat one liang of wax, apply as a warm compress wrapped thinly over the area. Recovery occurs when fluid is discharged.
Another formula: Apply fish eye ash topically.
Another formula: Apply hot boiled leek poultice.
Another formula: Scrape lacquer from arrow feathers and apply.
Formula for swelling caused by dew exposure in sores (Splinters received in August or September causing swelling in hands/feet from evil dew are fatal and should not be underestimated):
Take three fresh mulberry branches, push them into hot ashes to make them extremely hot, break them off, and place the tips directly on the sore. Replace when cool. After using three branches, the sore will naturally ulcerate. Then, crush Xie bai (Allii Macrostemonis Bulbus), wrap in cotton, place in hot ashes until extremely hot, remove cotton, apply the bulb to the sore, and bind tightly with cloth. If swelling persists, this treatment is best.
Formula for lacquer allergy (Qi Chuang):
Finely chop three jin of fresh willow leaves, boil in one dou five sheng of water until reduced to seven sheng. Wash the affected area at a comfortable temperature, three times daily. (*Zhouhou Fang* mentions old willow...)
Another formula: Apply mud from grinding stones until cured. Highly effective.
Another formula: Wash sores with concentrated decoction of Shu ju cao (Gnaphalii Herba). Alternatively, crush leaves, extract juice, and apply.
Another formula: Mash Qi gu cao and apply as a poultice. (*Jiuji Fang* uses Qi gu cao mixed with Mangxiao).
Another formula: Apply pig lard (Zhugao).
Another formula: Apply powder of Guanzhong (Cyathulae Radix). If dry, mix with oil to cure.
Another formula: Boil one jin of dried lotus leaves in one dou of water until reduced to five sheng. Wash the sores twice daily.
Another formula: Apply goat milk.
Another formula: Dissolve Fanshi (Alumen) in hot water and wash.
Another formula: Wash with Mangxiao (Natrii Sulfas) five liang dissolved in hot water.
Another formula: Eat pork and apply chewed Guya (Sprouted Grain).