肘后蛇螫人，疮已合，而余毒在肉中淫淫痛痒方。
取大小蒜各一升合捣，以热汤淋取汁，灌疮中（姚同）
崔氏疗被蛇螫验方。
生椒（三两） 好豉（四两）
上二味以人唾和，捣令熟，用敷伤处，须臾即瘥。
又方
取独颗蒜截两头，着螫处，一头大作艾炷灸之，如此即愈，未愈更灸，以瘥为度。
又方
取野狼牙草，六月以前用叶，以后用根，生 咀，以叶裹。 火炮令热，用，冷即易之。
又方
取醋草熟捣，以敷螫处，仍将腻 头裹之，数易，其醋草似初生短嫩新鲜苗是。
又方
取远志嚼令碎以敷之，并纳一片子于所螫疮处孔中，数易之。（并出第五卷中）
救急疗蛇毒方
雄黄 麝香 干姜
上三味各等分，捣研，以蜜和为膏，敷毒螫处良，瓦舍中疑有蛇处，取雄黄烧令气散，
及蛇并走不住。
又方
取独野狼牙捣，腊月猪脂和，以敷毒上，立瘥。
又方
取荆叶以袋盛，敷疮肿处，即瘥止。（肘后同）
短剧疗竹中青 蛇螫人方。
雄黄 干姜
上二味各等分，捣筛，以射 和之，着小竹管中带之行，有急便用敷疮，兼疗诸蛇毒。
肘后青 蛇论，此蛇正绿色，喜绿木及竹上，与竹木色一种，人卒不觉，若人入林中行，
脱能落头背上，然自不甚啮人，啮人必死，那可屡肆其毒，此蛇大者不过四五尺，世人皆呼
为
破乌鸡热敷之。
From *Zhouhou Beiji Fang* (Handbook of Prescriptions for Emergencies), a formula for treating snake bites where the wound has healed, but residual toxins remain in the flesh causing lingering pain and itching.
Take one sheng each of large and small garlic, pound them together, pour hot water over the mixture to extract the juice, and irrigate the wound with this juice (this method is identical to that of Yao).
Cui Shi's effective formula for treating snake bites.
Raw Sichuan pepper (3 liang) Good fermented soybean paste (4 liang)
Mix the above two ingredients with human saliva, pound until soft and well-combined, and apply to the injured area; it will heal in a short while.
Another formula
Take a single-clove garlic, cut off both ends, place it on the bite site, form moxa cones on one end, and moxibustion should be applied. This will lead to recovery; if not fully healed, continue moxibustion until cured.
Another formula
Take *Herba Siegesbeckiae* (Ye Lang Ya Cao); use the leaves before June and the roots after June. Chew fresh [or process fresh], wrap with leaves. Heat by roasting/fire, apply while hot, and replace when it cools.
Another formula
Take *Caosu* (a herb resembling vinegar-flavored grass), cook thoroughly, pound it, and apply to the bite site. Wrap the area securely, changing frequently. This *Caosu* resembles young, tender, fresh shoots just sprouting.
Another formula
Chew *Radix Polygalae* (Yuan Zhi) until crushed and apply to the affected area. Also insert a piece into the hole of the bitten wound, changing it frequently. (All these formulas are from Volume 5.)
Emergency rescue formula for snake venom.
Realgar (Xiong Huang) Musk (She Xiang) Dried Ginger (Gan Jiang)
Pound and grind the above three ingredients in equal parts. Mix with honey to form a paste. Apply to the snake-bitten area; this is excellent. In tiled houses where snakes might be suspected, burn Realgar until the smoke disperses; the snakes will flee continuously.
Another formula
Pound single-clove *Herba Siegesbeckiae* (Ye Lang Ya). Mix with lard from the twelfth lunar month. Apply to the venomous injury; it heals immediately.
Another formula
Place leaves of *Elaeagnus* (Jing Ye) in a bag and apply to the swollen wound area; it will heal and stop swelling. (Identical to *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*.)
*Dujuan Fang* formula for treating bites from green-scaled snakes in bamboo forests.
Realgar (Xiong Huang) Dried Ginger (Gan Jiang)
Pound and sieve the above two ingredients in equal parts. Mix with [She] Gao (likely referring to a specific binder or toxic plant extract, text incomplete here) and carry in a small bamboo tube. Use immediately to apply to wounds in emergencies; it also treats various snake venoms.
Discussion on green-scaled snakes in *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*: This snake is truly green, preferring green trees and bamboo, blending in with their color. People often do not notice it suddenly. If one walks in the woods, it may fall on the head or back. However, it does not usually bite people; if it does bite, death is certain. How can one allow it to repeatedly exert its venom? These snakes are no larger than four or five chi long. The world calls them... [Text breaks off] Apply hot compress using broken black chicken.