夫眯目者。是飞扬诸物。尘埃之类。入于眼中。粘睛不出。遂令疼痛难开也。
治眯目涩痛不明方。
上槌羊鹿筋擘之如被弓法。纳筋口中。熟嚼。细擘眼内着瞳子睑上。以手当脸上轻 之。
若
日
之
治稻麦芒入目方。
上以生蛴螬。取新布覆目上。将蛴螬于布上摩之。芒即自出着布。
治麦芒入目不出方。
上煮大麦汁。洗注目中良。
治物落眼内不出者。取好清水。研细墨。以铜箸点之。即出。
治砂草眯目中方。
上用书中白鱼。以乳汁和。研。注眼中良。
治一切物眯目中。妨痛不可忍方。
上取猪脂。去筋膜。于水中煮。待有浮上如油者。掠取。贮于别器中。又煮。依前法再
取之
治杂物眯目不出方。
上取桑根白皮一片。新者。如箸大。削一头令薄。捶令软滑。渐渐令人于目中。粘之。
须臾
又方。
豆豉三七粒。着水中浸洗。目视之即出。
又方。
酥少许。纳鼻中。随目左右。垂头卧。令流入目中。有泪。即眯物当随泪出。
又方。
鲍鱼头二枚。地肤子半合。以水煮令烂。取汁。以注目中。即出。
又方。
鸡肝血注目中。神效。
又方。
白 荷根。捣绞取汁。注目中。即出。
又方。
拣墙头马齿苋。烧灰。少少点 头。即出。
又方。
甑带烧灰。水调一钱。
又方。
蘧麦（一分） 干姜（一分炮裂锉）
上件药。捣细罗为散。每服。以井华水调下二钱。
又方。
蚕沙一枚。以水吞之。即出。
Mie Mu (foreign body in the eye) refers to the condition where flying debris, such as dust and dirt, enters the eye, adheres to the eyeball, and cannot be expelled, resulting in severe pain and difficulty opening the eye.
Prescription for treating Mie Mu with astringency, pain, and blurred vision:
Take the tendons of sheep or deer, pound them, and tear them apart like drawing a bowstring. Place the tendon in the mouth, chew it thoroughly until soft, then tear it finely and apply it to the eyelid over the pupil. Gently press the face with the hand.
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Prescription for treating rice husk or wheat awn entering the eye:
Take live grubs (Scolytus larvae/cockchafer larvae), cover the eye with a new cloth, and rub the grub on the cloth. The awn will naturally come out and adhere to the cloth.
Prescription for treating wheat awn stuck in the eye:
Boil water with barley, wash, and drip into the eyes; this is effective.
Prescription for treating foreign objects falling into the eye that cannot be removed:
Take clear, good water, grind fine ink, dip a chopstick made of copper into it, and apply it to the eye. The object will immediately come out.
Prescription for treating sand and grass particles in the eye:
Take white fish (bookworms) from books, mix with milk, grind, and drip into the eyes; this is effective.
Prescription for treating any foreign object in the eye causing unbearable pain:
Take lard, remove the fascia, and boil in water. When oil-like substances float to the surface, skim them off and store in a separate container. Boil again and repeat the collection process according to the previous method.
Prescription for treating miscellaneous objects stuck in the eye:
Take one piece of the inner bark of mulberry root, preferably fresh, about the thickness of a chopstick. Thin one end by shaving, and pound it until soft and smooth. Gradually insert it into the eye to adhere to the foreign object. After a short while...
Another prescription:
Soak thirty-seven grains of fermented soybeans (Douchi) in water and rinse. Look at the water, and the object will come out.
Another prescription:
Place a small amount of butter/ghee into the nose. Turn the head left and right following the eye movement, lie down with the head lowered, allowing the fluid to flow into the eye. If tears flow, the foreign object will be expelled with the tears.
Another prescription:
Take two heads of salted fish (Abalone/Bao Yu) and half he of Kochia fruit (Dicliptae Fructus). Boil in water until soft, extract the juice, and drip into the eyes. The object will come out.
Another prescription:
Drip chicken liver blood into the eye; this is miraculous.
Another prescription:
Crush and squeeze the juice from lotus root (Nelumbinis Rhizoma), and drip into the eye. The object will come out.
Another prescription:
Select purslane (Portulacae Herba) from wall tops, burn to ash, and apply sparingly to the affected area. The object will come out.
Another prescription:
Burn steamer straps to ash, mix with water to make a paste of one qian.
Another prescription:
Tartary Buckwheat Seed (Fagopyri Tatarici Semen) (one fen), Dried Ginger (Zingiberis Rhizoma) (one fen, processed until cracked and sliced).
Pound the above ingredients into a fine powder through a sieve. Take two qian each time, mixed well with Jinghua Water (first drawn well water in the morning).
Another prescription:
Swallow one piece of silkworm excrement (Bombycis Faex) with water. The object will come out.