治恶风毒肿，疼痹不仁，瘰 恶疮，痈疽肿胫，脚弱偏枯百病方。
野葛 犀角 蛇衔 莽草（外台作茵芋） 乌头 桔梗 升麻 防风 川椒 干姜 鳖
甲
雄黄 巴豆（各一两） 丹参（三两） 踯躅花（一升）
上十五味 咀，以苦酒四升渍之一宿以成，煎猪膏五斤，微火煎三上三下，药色小黄去
滓，以摩病上。此方不可施之猥人，慎之（胡洽无丹参踯躅，有细辛，又苏恭以白芷、防己、
吴茱萸、附子、当归代巴豆、雄黄、蛇衔、防风、鳖甲）
主一切风湿骨肉疼痛痹方。
当归 细辛 川芎（各一两） 桂心（五寸） 天雄（三十枚） 生地（三斤） 白芷
（一两
半）
上十二味 咀，以地黄汁渍药一宿，煎猪肪去滓，纳药煎十五沸去滓，纳丹砂末熟搅
，用火炙手摩病上，日千遍瘥（胡洽有人参、防风各三两，附子三十枚，雄黄二两，为十五
味。《肘后》、《千金翼》有附子二十二铢，雄黄二两半，大醋三升，为十五味。崔氏与《
千金翼》同。）
治猝中风毒，腹中绞刺痛，飞尸入脏，及魇寝寐不寤，尸厥奄忽不知
人，宿食不消。温酒服如枣核大，得下止。若毒瓦斯甚，咽喉闭塞不能咽者，折齿纳葱叶口中
，以膏灌葱叶中令下。病肿者向火摩肿上。若岁中多温，欲省病及行雾露中，酒服之，纳鼻
中亦得方。
川椒 当归 雄黄 丹砂（各二两） 乌头 巴豆（各一升） 薤白（一斤） 莽草（四
两）
上八味 咀，以苦酒三升渍一宿，用猪脂五斤，东向灶苇薪火煎之，五上五下，候薤
白黄色绞去滓。研雄黄丹砂如粉，纳之搅至凝乃止，膏成盛不津器中，诸蜈蚣蛇蜂等毒者，
以膏置疮上，病在外悉敷之摩之。以破除日合〔一方用 石一两蜈蚣二枚，是名八毒膏（《
肘后》不用巴豆、莽草，名五毒膏。）〕
Treatment for swelling caused by malignant wind-toxin, pain and numbness (bi-syndrome with loss of sensation), scrofula (lymph node tuberculosis) and malignant sores, carbuncles and furuncles causing calf swelling, weakness in the legs, hemiplegia, and various other diseases.
Yege (Gelsemium elegans), Xijiao (Rhinoceros Horn), Sheyan (Herb with detoxifying properties, possibly Ophiopogon japonicus or similar), Mangcao (Illicium lanceolatum, noted as Yinyu in Wai Tai Mi Yao), Wutou (Aconitum carmichaelii), Jiegeng (Platycodon grandiflorus), Shengma (Cimicifuga foetida), Fangfeng (Saposhnikovia divaricata), Chuanjiao (Zanthoxylum bungeanum), Ganjiang (Dried Ginger), Biejia (Turtle Shell), Xionghuang (Realgar), Badou (Croton Seed) each 1 liang; Danshen (Salvia miltiorrhiza root) 3 liang; Zhizhuhua (Rhododendron molle flower) 1 sheng.
The above fifteen ingredients are coarsely crushed, soaked in four sheng of Kujiu (vinegar) overnight to allow absorption, then added to five jin of Zhu Gao (lard). Simmer over low heat, lifting the herbs up and down three times (San Shang San Xia). When the oil turns pale yellow, strain out the dregs. Apply the ointment to the affected area. This formula must not be administered indiscriminately to ordinary people; exercise caution. (Hu Qia's formula lacks Danshen and Zhizhuhua but includes Xixin; additionally, Su Gong suggests replacing Badou, Xionghuang, Sheyan, Fangfeng, and Biejia with Baizhi, Fangji, Wuzhuyu, Fuzi, and Danggui.)
Formula for treating all types of wind-dampness causing pain in bones, muscles, and joints, and bi-syndrome.
Danggui (Angelica sinensis root), Xixin (Asarum root and rhizome), Chuanxiong (Ligusticum chuanxiong rhizome) each 1 liang; Guixin (Cinnamon twig bark) 5 cun; Tianxiong (Prepared lateral root of Aconitum) 30 pieces; Shengdi (Rehmannia glutinosa root) 3 jin; Baizhi (Angelica dahurica root) 1.5 liang.
The above twelve ingredients are coarsely crushed, soaked overnight in Shengdi juice. Boil Zhu Fang (pig fat), strain out the dregs, add the herbs, and boil for fifteen boils. Strain out the dregs again, add powder of Dansha (Cinnabar), stir while hot, and massage the affected area with hands warmed by fire. Perform this massage one thousand times daily until recovery. (Hu Qia's formula adds Renshen and Fangfeng each 3 liang, Fuzi 30 pieces, Xionghuang 2 liang, totaling fifteen ingredients. Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang and Qian Jin Yi Fang contain Fuzi 22 zhu, Xionghuang 2.5 liang, and Da Cu 3 sheng, totaling fifteen ingredients. Cui Shi's formula is identical to Qian Jin Yi Fang.)
Treatment for sudden onset of wind-toxin, severe cramping pain in the abdomen, Feishi (flying corpse pathogen) invading the zang-organs, nightmare sleep without waking, Shijue (corpse-like coma) with sudden unconsciousness, and indigestion of retained food. Take orally with warm wine, dosage size of a jujube pit. Stop when bowel movement occurs. If the toxin is severe and the throat is blocked preventing swallowing, break the teeth, insert a green onion leaf into the mouth, and pour the ointment through the leaf to let it slide down. For patients with swelling, face the fire and massage the swollen area. In years with warmer climates, to prevent illness or when walking in fog and dew, take with wine, or insufflate into the nose.
Chuanjiao (Zanthoxylum bungeanum), Danggui (Angelica sinensis root), Xionghuang (Realgar), Dansha (Cinnabar) each 2 liang; Wutou (Aconitum carmichaelii), Badou (Croton Seed) each 1 sheng; Xiebai (Allium macrostemon bulb) 1 jin; Mangcao (Illicium lanceolatum) 4 liang.
The above eight ingredients are coarsely crushed, soaked overnight in three sheng of Kujiu (vinegar). Use five jin of pig lard, simmer over fire from an east-facing stove using reed kindling. Lift the herbs up and down five times (Wu Shang Wu Xia). When the Xiebai turns yellow, squeeze out and strain the dregs. Grind Xionghuang and Dansha into powder, add them, and stir until the mixture solidifies. Store the finished ointment in a non-porous vessel. For poison from centipedes, snakes, bees, etc., apply the ointment to the wound. For external ailments, apply and massage thoroughly. (Another version uses Shijueming 1 liang and Wugong 2 pieces, named Badu Gao. Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang does not use Badou or Mangcao, naming it Wudu Gao.)