集验疗长虫，鸡子丸方。
鸡子白（三枚） 干漆（四两熬一本无） 腊（三两） 粳米粉（半斤）
上四味纳铜器中，于微火上煎，搅令调，纳粉令凝可丸，置土上温，乃纳鸡子，搅令相
得，又煎令可丸，宿勿食，以饮下小豆许大一百二十丸，小儿五十丸，效验。
又方
取栋实，以淳苦酒中渍再宿，以绵裹纳下部中，令入三寸许，一日易之。（千金范汪同
并出第九卷中）
病源蛔虫者，是九虫之一也，长一尺，亦有长五六寸，或因腑脏虚弱而动，或因食甘肥
而动，其发动则腹中痛，发作种聚，去来上下痛，有休息亦攻心痛，口中喜涎及吐清水，贲
伤心
广济疗蛔虫方。
酸石榴根（东引入土五寸者切二升） 槟榔（十枚碎）
上二味，以水七升，煮取二升半，绞去滓，着少米煮稀粥，平旦空肚食之，少间虫便死
，快利，效无忌。（出第四卷中）
肘后疗蛔虫或攻心痛如刺，口中吐清水方。
取龙胆根多少任用，以水煮浓汁，去滓，宿不食，平旦服一二升，不过再服，下蛔虫也
又方
取有子楝木根锉，以水煮，取浓赤黑汁，用米煮作麋，宿勿食，旦取肥香脯一片先吃
，令虫闻香举头，稍从一口为度，始少进，渐加服一匕，服至半升，便下蛔虫。（千金文仲
同）
又方
以鸡子一枚，开头去黄，以好漆少许纳中相和，仰头吞之，虫悉出矣。（文仲集验备急
千金同出第二卷中）
集验蛔虫攻心腹痛方
取薏苡根二斤锉，以水七升，煮取三升，先食尽服之虫死尽出。（千金范汪同出第九卷
中）
千金疗蛔虫方。
芦下筛，以饼 和服方寸匕，虫不觉出之，亦主蛲虫出。（肘后云 芦一两末以羊肉
作和服出第十八卷中）
崔氏疗蛔虫方。
取缲蚕蛹汁，空腹饮之良，若非缲丝时，即须收蛹曝干，患者捣筛，取意斟酌多少，和
粥饮服之。
又方
鹤虱（三两）
上一味捣散，以肥猪羊肉但得一色，以葱豉为 汁，每旦空腹服，以 汁和一方寸匕顿
服
明
永
必效疗蛔虫方。
绿豆三升，煮取浓汁，麻子一大升，研取汁一升以下，然后取麻子汁半升和豆汁一升，
更暖
如
卷
Jiyan Fang's Ji Zi Wan Prescription for Treating Long Worms (Ascaris).
Egg white (three units), Dried Qianxi (Caulis Spatholobi, four liang, processed by frying; omitted in another version), La (animal fat, three liang), Jingmi Fen (Rice Flour, half jin).
Place the above four ingredients in a copper vessel. Simmer over a gentle fire, stirring until well blended. Add rice flour to coagulate into a form suitable for pills. Place on earth to keep warm, then add egg whites and stir until integrated. Simmer again until pill-formable. Fast overnight before administration. Take 120 pills the size of small beans with water, or 50 pills for children. This yields effective results.
Another prescription:
Take Dongshi (fruits of Quercus variabilis), soak them in pure Kujiu (vinegar) for two nights. Wrap in cotton cloth and insert into the anus to a depth of approximately three cun. Change once daily. (Identical to prescriptions in Qianjin Fang and Fan Wang's works, both from Volume 9).
Regarding Ascaris in Bingyuan (Source of Diseases):
Ascaris is one of the Nine Worms. It is about one chi long, sometimes five or six cun. It may be activated due to weakness of the fu and zang organs, or due to consumption of sweet and fatty foods. When active, it causes abdominal pain, with the pain moving up and down and gathering/scattering irregularly. There may be intervals of relief, but it can also attack the heart causing pain. The patient often drools and vomits clear fluid. Qi rebels upward causing heart pain.
Guangji Fang's Prescription for Treating Ascaris:
Suan Shiliugen (Root bark of Punica granatum, specifically the part growing eastward and entering soil five cun, chopped, two sheng), Binglang (Areca Seed, ten pieces, crushed).
Boil the above two ingredients in seven sheng of water until reduced to two and a half sheng. Strain and remove dregs. Add a small amount of rice and cook into a thin porridge. Eat this on an empty stomach in the morning. The worms will die shortly after and be expelled through diarrhea. The effect is reliable without contraindications. (From Volume 4).
Zhouhou Fang's Prescription for Treating Ascaris Attacking the Heart like Thorns, with Clear Fluid Vomiting:
Take Longdan Gen (Radix Gentianae) as needed. Boil in water to make a concentrated decoction. Strain and remove dregs. Fast overnight. Take one to two sheng in the morning. No more than two doses are needed to expel the worms.
Another prescription:
Take roots of Liumu (Melia azedarach) bearing fruit, chop them, and boil in water to obtain a thick, dark red-black juice. Cook this juice with rice to make a paste. Fast overnight. In the morning, eat a piece of fragrant fatty meat first to attract the worms' heads out of their hiding places. Start with a small dose, gradually increasing to one bi (a spoonful measure), up to half a sheng, which will expel the worms. (Identical to Qianjin Fang and Wen Zhong's works).
Another prescription:
Take one egg, open the top, remove the yolk. Mix a small amount of high-quality Qi (lacquer/resin) into the egg white. Swallow while tilting the head back. All worms will be expelled. (Identical to Wen Zhong, Jiyan, and Beiji Qianjin Yaofang, all from Volume 2).
Jiyan Fang's Prescription for Ascaris Attacking the Heart and Causing Abdominal Pain:
Take Yiyi Gen (Root of Coix lacryma-jobi) two jin, chop it. Boil in seven sheng of water until reduced to three sheng. Consume the entire amount before meals. The worms will die and be completely expelled. (Identical to Qianjin Fang and Fan Wang's works, both from Volume 9).
Qianjin Fang's Prescription for Treating Ascaris:
Take Lu Gen (Rhizoma Phragmitis), sift it, and mix with cake/bread to take a fangcunbi (square-inch spoonful) dose. The worms will be expelled unknowingly. This also treats Oxyuris vermicularis (pinworms). (Zhouhou records: Lu Gen one liang, powdered, mixed with mutton meat to take, from Volume 18).
Cui Shi's Prescription for Treating Ascaris:
Take juice from Canlong (silkworm pupae during reeling). Drink on an empty stomach for good results. If not during the reeling season, collect pupae, dry them, have the patient crush and sift them. Adjust the dosage appropriately and take with porridge soup.
Another prescription:
Heshen (Herba Pyrethri, three liang).
Crush the single ingredient into powder. Select either fatty pork or mutton. Make a juice/concoction using Congshi (Scallion and Fermented Soybean). Every morning on an empty stomach, mix one fangcunbi of the powder with the Congshi juice and take in one dose.
Bixiao Fang's Prescription for Treating Ascaris:
Lvdou (Mung Bean) three sheng, boil to obtain a concentrated juice. Maziren (Semen Cannabis) one large sheng, grind to extract one sheng or less of juice. Then mix half a sheng of hemp seed juice with one sheng of bean juice. Warm and drink.