夫恶刺。是因毒蛇尿着草木。拂着人似刺扎。便肿痛肉烂。若手脚上着之。遂指节堕落
也。
治恶刺方。
狐骨灰（一分） 生蜜（少许） 胡葱（少许）
上件药同研之。以醋面纸封三日。其刺自出矣。
治恶刺。龙葵膏方。
龙葵根（半两） 莨菪子（半两） 胡燕窠（半两） 独颗蒜（半两） 胡荽子（半两）
鼠粪（
半两） 杏仁（半两汤浸去皮尖双仁麸炒微黄） 豉（半两）
上件药。用酱饭相和。烂捣醋调封之。每日一换。经五度瘥。
又方。
葱白（一握） 蒲公草（五两） 豉（一合）
上件药。烂捣贴之。用醋面纸封。贴三五度。作头出即瘥。
又方。
上用雄野狐唇。捣和盐封之。
又方。
上用苍耳汁洗之。
又方。
上取木中虫。和醋研封之。
又方。
上用无心草根。烂捣醋和封之。
又方。
五月五日取蔓荆子。捣末。旋以乌牛乳和调。敷之。无牛乳。人乳亦得。
又方。
上用野狐粪烧灰。细研。以腊月猪脂和封之。
又方。
上以砒霜（下有缺文）。
又方。
上用樗根白皮。锉一斤。米泔煮三二十沸。放温。淋孔中良。
又方。
上用莨菪根。水煮浸之。冷复易之。
又方。
上浓煮黑豆汁渍之。
又方。
上用白马尿温渍之。
又方。
上捣燕麦三二两敷。
又方。
上用硼（ ）砂。和胶清消贴其上。即拔出刺。
Elaeocarpus aculeatus injury (referred to as "evil thorn" or toxic prickly wound in ancient texts), occurs when the urine of a venomous snake contaminates plants. Upon contact with human skin, it feels like being pricked by a needle, followed immediately by swelling, pain, and muscle necrosis. If it affects the hands or feet, it may lead to the sloughing off of finger or toe joints.
Formula for treating Elaeocarpus aculeatus injury:
Vulpis ossis foxis cinis (Fox bone ash) (1 fen)
Mel cruda (Raw honey) (a small amount)
Allii fistulosi bulb (Hushu / Chinese onion) (a small amount)
Grind the above ingredients together. Seal with paper pasted with vinegar-flour paste for three days. The thorn will naturally emerge.
Longkui Gao Formula for treating Elaeocarpus aculeatus injury:
Solanum lyratum root (Longkui gen) (0.5 liang)
Daturae fructus (Langdang zi) (0.5 liang)
Huyan ke (Swallow's nest material from specific wild species) (0.5 liang)
Unicellular garlic bulb (Duke suan) (0.5 liang)
Coriandri fructus (Huisui zi) (0.5 liang)
Mus cervi excrementium (Shu fen / Rat feces) (0.5 liang)
Prunus armeniaca seed (Xing ren) (0.5 liang, soaked in decoction, peel and tip removed, double-kernel, stir-fried with bran until slightly yellow)
Glycine max fermentum (Chi / Fermented soybean) (0.5 liang)
Mix the above ingredients with sauce rice, pound thoroughly, and mix with vinegar to apply as a plaster. Change once daily. Recovery is expected after five applications.
Another formula:
Allii fistulosi albulus (Congbai / White part of green onion) (one handful)
Taraxaci herba (Pugongcao / Dandelion) (5 liang)
Glycine max fermentum (Chi / Fermented soybean) (1 he)
Pound the above ingredients thoroughly and apply as a poultice. Seal with paper pasted with vinegar-flour paste. Apply three to five times. Recovery occurs when the thorn head emerges.
Another formula:
Use Xiongyexhulü (Male wild fox lip, likely referring to a specific herb or animal part used in folk medicine), pound and mix with salt for application.
Another formula:
Wash the affected area with Xianhao juice (Cnidii fructus juice).
Another formula:
Obtain insects found within wood, grind with vinegar, and apply.
Another formula:
Use Wuixin caogen (Wuxin grass root), pound thoroughly, mix with vinegar, and apply.
Another formula:
On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, collect Vitex rotundifolia fruit (Manjingzi), grind into powder, and mix with black cattle milk for topical application. Human milk may be used if cattle milk is unavailable.
Another formula:
Burn wild fox feces to ash, grind finely, and mix with pig lard from the twelfth lunar month for application.
Another formula:
Use Pishuang (Arsenic trioxide) [Text missing here].
Another formula:
Take Bupleuri cortex albus (Chugen baipi / White bark of Chou tree), cut into pieces (1 jin), boil in rice washing water for twenty to thirty boils. When warm, pour over the wound hole; this is effective.
Another formula:
Soak the affected area in decoction of Langdang root (Datura root). Replace with fresh cold decoction when it cools down.
Another formula:
Immerse the affected area in concentrated decoction of Glycine max (Black bean) juice.
Another formula:
Warm-soak the affected area with Equus caballus urine (White horse urine).
Another formula:
Pound Avena sativa (Yanmai / Oats) two to three liang and apply as a poultice.
Another formula:
Use Pengsha (Borax), dissolve in Jiaoqing (gelatinous liquid), and apply on top. This will extract the thorn.