大鸡腰子(一对蒸熟去皮) 枯矾(三分) 共捣融。加顶上冰片(一二分)敷之。(
儿胎毒及头面耳前后一切湿疮兼羊须疮)又黄丹(一钱) 松香(八分) 轻粉 枯矾(
共为细末。香油调擦效。
用铅粉掺之。
金头蜈蚣(一条瓦上焙存性) 研末吹入。立效。又青鱼胆(一个) 红花(一钱)
地(各二钱) 蒸出浓汁。灌入耳中。即愈。
生姜自然汁。熬膏涂。又橄榄烧研细末。油调涂之。(并治足上冻疮)
用人发入瓦罐。以盐泥封固。 过为末。急以所伤耳蘸药。安于旧处。再用老姜
四围浓敷。用绸捆定自安。(并治鼻落治法同)
用弓弦或麻绳。将一头搓散。用好鱼鳔粘着。放耳内。其物徐徐引出。
姜汁少许滴之。又人乳滴之。又韭汁灌之。又胆矾和醋灌之。又车缸脂
猫尿滴之。(生姜擦猫鼻即有尿)又桃叶作枕枕之。虫自鼻出。或火熨桃
鸡冠血滴入即出。
炒肉放耳边。闻香自出。烹鸡更妙。或用生姜汁或韭菜汁灌入。即出。
取田中泥放耳边自出。
生半夏末。麻油调涂耳门。虫闻香即出。又蒜洗净。捣汁滴之。未出再滴。
又羊乳滴之。化水流出。又白洋糖熟水调浓汁滴入。亦化为水。
用铜器向耳边敲打自出。
Take a pair of large chicken testicles, steam them until cooked, peel off the skin, and crush them together with Alum (Ku Fan, 3 fen) into a smooth paste. Add Borax (Bing Pian, 1-2 fen) collected from the top of the head, and apply externally to the affected area. (This prescription is also applicable for infantile fetal toxin and all damp sores on the head, face, and around the ears, including "sheep beard sore".)
Another prescription: Take Lead Oxide (Huang Dan, 1 qian), Pine Rosin (Song Xiang, 8 fen), Calomel (Qing Fen), and Alum (Ku Fan). Grind them together into a fine powder. Mix with Sesame Oil (Xiang You) and apply/rub onto the affected area for effective results.
Apply Lead Carbonate (Qian Fen) directly to the lesion.
Take large Arisaema Rhizome (Tian Nan Xing), processed to retain its medicinal properties (Cun Xing). Mix with Vinegar (Cu) and apply three times; it will heal immediately.
Take one Golden-headed Centipede (Jin Tou Wu Gong), bake it on a tile until it retains its medicinal properties (Cun Xing), grind it into powder, and blow it into the ear. Immediate effect.
Another prescription: Take one Green Fish Gallbladder (Qing Yu Dan), Safflower (Hong Hua, 1 qian), and Earthworm (Di Long, 2 qian each). Steam to extract concentrated juice and instill into the ear. It will heal immediately.
Extract fresh ginger juice naturally, boil it down into a paste, and apply.
Another prescription: Burn olives until charred, grind into a fine powder, mix with oil, and apply. (Also treats frostbite on the feet.)
Place human hair in a clay pot, seal tightly with salt mud, calcine until ready, and grind into powder. Quickly dip the injured ear into the medicine and return it to its original position. Then, apply thick slices of old ginger around the four sides and bind firmly with silk cloth to ensure stability. (The treatment method is the same for nasal alar detachment.)
Use a bowstring or hemp rope. Spread out one end, attach it well using good fish bladder glue, insert it into the ear, and the foreign object will be slowly drawn out.
Instill a small amount of ginger juice.
Another prescription: Instill human milk.
Another prescription: Instill Chinese chive juice.
Another prescription: Mix Chalcanthite (Dan Fan) with vinegar and instill.
Another prescription: Instill axle grease (Che Gang Zhi).
Another prescription: Instill cat urine. (Rub the cat's nose to obtain urine.)
Another prescription: Use peach leaves as a pillow to sleep on; the insect will exit through the nostrils. Or heat-treat peach leaves...
Crush apricot kernels (Xing Ren) into a paste, extract the oil, and instill drops.
Another prescription: Apply Alums (Zao Fan); the insect will dissolve into water.
Instill blood from the rooster comb; the insect will come out immediately.
Place fried meat near the ear; upon smelling the fragrance, the insect will exit on its own. Cooked chicken is even better. Alternatively, instill ginger juice or Chinese chive juice; the insect will exit immediately.
Place mud from fields near the ear; the insect will exit on its own.
Take raw Pinellia Rhizome (Ban Xia) powder, mix with sesame oil (Ma You), and apply to the ear gate. Upon smelling the fragrance, the insect will exit.
Another prescription: Wash garlic, crush to extract juice, and instill. If it does not exit, instill again.
Another prescription: Instill sheep milk; the insect will dissolve into water and flow out.
Another prescription: Mix white rock sugar with hot water to make a concentrated juice and instill; it will also dissolve into water.
Strike a copper vessel near the ear; the insect will exit on its own.