广济疗蜘蛛咬方。
取生铁衣以醋研，取汁涂之瘥。（肘后同）
又蜘蛛咬作疮，频疗不瘥方。
取萝摩草，捣如泥封之，日二三，毒化作脓，脓出，频若勿停。
又方
枣叶 柏叶（各五月五日采阴干） 生铁衣 晚蚕砂
上四味各等分捣散，以生麻油和如泥，先灸咬处，涂之瘥。（并出第五卷中）
千金疗蜘蛛咬人方。
以乌麻油和胡粉如泥涂之，干则易之，取瘥止。（肘后同出第二十六卷中）
备急疗蜘蛛咬人方。
取羊桃叶捣敷之立愈。（肘后同）
又方
以蒜切作两断以措之，又以蒜摩地取泥涂之。（文仲同并出第八卷中）
肘后疗蜂螫人方。
取人溺新者洗之瘥。（备急文仲必效删繁同）
又方
斫谷木取白汁涂之，桑汁亦良。（备急文仲短剧古今录验同）
又方
煮蜂房洗之，又烧灰末以膏和涂之。（千金同本方云烧羊角灰苦酒和涂之）
又方
刮齿垢涂之。（备急文仲千金同）
千金治蜂螫方。
蜜（五合） 蜡（二两） 猪脂（五合）
上三味和煎如膏，候冷以涂之，甚良。（一云稍稍食之）
又方
以淳醋沃地，取泥涂之。
又方
以尿泥涂之。
又方
取蛇皮以蜜涂之，炙令热以贴螫处效，又以酱汁涂蛇皮，炙以封之甚效。（并出第二十
六卷中）
必效疗蜂螫方。
捣青蒿封之，亦可嚼用之。（肘后同）
又方
近用敷荷 贴之大效，蜀中用验。（并出第六卷中）
The *Guangji Fang* (Broad Rescue Prescriptions) method for treating spider bites.
Take *Shengtieyi* (rust from iron), grind it with vinegar, and apply the juice to the affected area until healed. (Also recorded in *Zhouhou Beiji Fang* / *Emergency Prescriptions Kept Up the Sleeve*)
Additionally, for spider bites that develop into sores and do not heal despite frequent treatment:
Take *Luomo Cao* (Herba Asclepiadis / Milkweed herb), pound it into a paste, and apply it as a poultice to the site. Apply two to three times daily. When the toxin turns into pus and drains, continue the treatment without stopping.
Another prescription:
*Zaoye* (Leaf of Jujube Tree), *Baiye* (Cupressi Cacumen / Cypress Twig) (harvested on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month and dried in the shade), *Shengtieyi* (Iron Rust), *Wancansha* (Semen Bombycis / Silkworm Feces).
Pound these four ingredients in equal parts into a powder. Mix with raw hemp oil (*Shengmayou*) to form a paste. First, moxa-burn the bitten area, then apply the paste until healed. (All sourced from Volume 5)
The *Qianjin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) method for treating spider bites.
Mix black sesame oil (*Wumayou*) and *Hufen* (Basic Lead Carbonate / White Lead) into a paste and apply to the affected area. Replace when dry, and stop when healed. (Also found in Volume 26 of *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*)
The *Beiji Fang* (Emergency Prescriptions) method for treating spider bites.
Pound fresh *Yangtao Ye* (Leaves of Alchornea or similar medicinal leaves) and apply as a compress for immediate relief. (Also recorded in *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*)
Another prescription:
Cut garlic cloves in half and rub them on the wound. Alternatively, rub garlic against the ground to collect mud, and apply this mixture to the site. (Also found in *Wenzhong Fang*, sourced from Volume 8)
The *Zhouhou Beiji Fang* method for treating bee stings.
Wash the affected area with fresh human urine until healed. (Also recorded in *Beiji Fang*, *Wenzhong Fang*, and the abridged version of *Bixiao Fang*)
Another prescription:
Chop *Gumu* (Wood of Grain Tree) to extract its white sap and apply it. Mulberry sap is also effective. (Also recorded in *Beiji Fang*, *Wenzhong Fang*, *Duanju Fang*, and *Gujin Luyan*)
Another prescription:
Boil honeycomb (*Fengfang*), wash the area with the water, or burn the honeycomb to ash, mix with ointment, and apply. (Also in *Qianjin Fang*; this source notes burning sheep horn ash mixed with vinegar can also be used)
Another prescription:
Scrape dental calculus (*Chigou*) and apply it to the site. (Also recorded in *Beiji Fang*, *Wenzhong Fang*, and *Qianjin Fang*)
The *Qianjin Fang* method for treating bee stings.
Honey (*Mifeng*, 5 he), beeswax (*La*, 2 liang), lard (*Zhuzhi*, 5 he).
Simmer these three ingredients together to form an ointment. Allow to cool and apply to the affected area; it is very effective. (One variant suggests consuming it in small amounts)
Another prescription:
Pour pure vinegar onto the ground, take the resulting mud, and apply it to the site.
Another prescription:
Apply mud mixed with urine to the site.
Another prescription:
Take snake skin, coat it with honey, heat it, and apply it to the sting site for effectiveness. Alternatively, coat the snake skin with soy sauce, heat it, and apply as a seal; this is highly effective. (All sourced from Volume 26)
The *Bixiao Fang* (Effective Prescriptions) method for treating bee stings.
Pound fresh *Qinghao* (Artemisiae Annuae Herba / Sweet Wormwood) and apply as a poultice, or chew and apply. (Also recorded in *Zhouhou Beiji Fang*)
Another prescription:
Recently, applying *Fuhe* (likely referring to floating plants like Lemna minor or similar aquatic herbs) has shown great efficacy, verified in the Shu region. (All sourced from Volume 6)