Take one gallbladder of a chicken, add half a spoonful of honey, tie it tightly with thread, place it inside a pig's gallbladder, and hang it in a ventilated area under the eaves where sunlight does not reach. After twenty-one days, remove the pig's gallbladder and retain the chicken's gallbladder. First, apply human milk to the affected area to moisten it. After a short while, use a bone hairpin dipped in chicken liver to apply to the lesion. The whole body will feel cool, tears will flow, and sweat will be produced; after two such occurrences, vision will be restored. Tea consumption is prohibited for one hundred days; instead, decoction of mulberry leaves harvested after the Frost Descent (Shuangjiang) solar term should be used as tea.
Take a piece of white lamp wick ash (Bai Yan Tou), place it on a lamp early in the morning until the afternoon, then grind it into fine powder. Moisten a rush light (Jengcao), dip it in the salt powder, and apply it to the corneal opacity (Yi). Within three to five days, the opacity will naturally fall off.
Calcined alum (Ku Fan) 1 qian, Green vitriol (Zao Fan) 1 qian, Zanthoxylum bungeanum fruit (Hua Jiao) 5 fen. In the early morning, pour boiling water into a bowl, cover it with cotton paper, press a copper coin onto the paper, and wait for the condensed clear water to form. Use this water morning, noon, and evening.
Apply mulberry tree sap to the affected area; immediate effect is observed.
Take a fist-sized piece of white alum (Bai Fan), wash away dust with water, and lick the alum with the tongue for a long time; the polypus on the tongue will detach from the root.
Coptis chinensis rhizome (Huang Lian), Mulberry leaf (Sang Ye), Fresh ginger (Sheng Jiang). Decoct these three herbs together and wash the affected area with the liquid; efficacy will be seen over time.
Grind Beijing ink (Jing Mo) with clean water. Dip the tip of a chopstick into the ink solution and apply it to the eye; the foreign body will immediately exit.
Soak a new brush, stir it within the eye.
Collect blood from water buffalo lice (Shui Shui Niu Shi Zi), and apply it to the corneal opacity; healing will occur.
Mash roundworms (Hui Chong) to extract juice, and apply it to the edge of the eyelid. The effect is miraculous, and recurrence is prevented. If roundworms are unavailable, maggots can be used instead.
Powdered calcined alum (Ku Fan) mixed with a small amount of musk (She Xiang), blown into the ear canal four times a day, or wrapped in cotton and inserted into the ear.
Cut fresh rehmannia root (Sheng Di Huang), wrap it in paper, roast it over fire, and insert it into the ear, changing it several times.
Rub ginger on a cat's nose to induce urination; collect the urine and drip it into the ear to expel the insect. Alternatively, sleeping on a sesame seed pillow may also expel the insect.
Powdered Asarum heterotropoides (Xi Xin) mixed with melted beeswax and vinegar to form pills the size of mouse feces. Wrap one pill in cotton and insert it into the ear; healing occurs after two applications.
Roast a piece of lean pork until fragrant and place it near the ear to attract insects out. Alternatively, stir-fried pangolin scales (Chuan Shan Jia) ground into powder and mixed with water for oral administration.
Stir-fry chicken meat until fragrant and place it near the ear to attract insects out. Alternatively, administer ginger juice orally.
Drip goat milk (Yang Ru) into the ear; the insect will liquefy and disappear.