（发绕喉附）
《千金》治鱼鲠方。
上以鸬 屎服方寸匕。
《千金》又方
上口称颅 ，鸬 则下。
《千金》又方
上服橘皮汤即下。
《千金》又方
上服沙糖水即下。
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上烧鱼网灰，服方寸匕。《必效方》云∶取鱼网覆头立下。
《千金》治骨鲠在喉，众治不出。
上取饴糖丸如鸡子黄吞之，不去更吞，渐大作丸，可至十丸止。
《千金》又方
上烧虎野狼屎服之。
《千金》又方
上吞猪膏如鸡子，不瘥更吞，瘥止。
《千金》治食中吞发咽不去绕喉方。
上取乱发烧末，酒服一钱匕。
《千金》治小儿食土方。
上取肉六斤，绳系曳行数里，勿洗，火炙与吃之。姚和众候合时买市中羊肉一斤，一法以水洗炒炙，根据料
与儿，未吃食者，即煮法食之。
《经验方》治小儿吃泥。
上以腻粉一分，用沙糖搜和丸如麻子大，空心米饮下一丸，良久泻出泥土瘥。
姚和众治小儿食土方。
上取好土，浓煎黄连汁搜之日干与服。
《千金》治落水死方。
上以灶中灰布地令浓五寸，以甑侧着灰上，令死人伏于甑上，使头小垂下，抄盐二方寸匕内竹管中，吹下
孔中，即当吐水，水下因去甑，下死人着灰中壅身，使出鼻口，即活。
《千金》又方
上掘地作坑，熬数斛灰内坑中，下死人，覆灰，湿辄即易之，勿令大热 人，灰冷更易，半日即活。
《千金》又方
上但埋死人灰守，头足俱没，惟开七孔。
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上倒悬死人，以好酒灌鼻中，又灌下部。又酢灌鼻亦得。
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上绵裹皂荚内下部中，须臾水出。
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上裹锻石内下部中，水出尽则活。
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上倒悬解去衣，去脐中垢，极吹两耳，起乃止。
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上熬沙，覆死人面上下，但出鼻口耳，沙冷湿即易。
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上灶中灰三石，埋死人从头至足，出七孔，即活。
《千金》又方
上屈两脚着生人两肩上，死人背向生人背，即负持走行，吐出水便活。
《千金》又方
上解死人衣，炙脐中，凡落水经一宿犹可活。
《千金》治冬月落水，冻四肢直，口噤尚有微气者方。
上以大器中熬灰使暖，盛以囊，薄其心上，冷即易，心暖气通，目得转，口乃开，可温尿粥，稍稍吞之即
活。若不先温其心，便持火炙身，冷气与火争即死。
(Hair entangled in the throat)
*Qianjin Fang* (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) treatment for fish bone impaction.
Take cormorant feces, administer one *fangcun bi* (a square-inch measure).
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
If the skull is weighed in the mouth, cormorant feces will cause it to descend.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Administer Chenpi Tang (Tangerine Peel Decoction), and the obstruction will descend.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Administer sand sugar water, and the obstruction will descend.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Burn fish nets into ash, administer one *fangcun bi*. *Bixiao Fang* (Effective Prescription) states: Place a fish net over the head, and the obstruction will immediately fall out.
*Qianjin Fang* treatment for bone impaction in the throat where conventional methods fail.
Take Yitang (Maltose), form pills the size of chicken egg yolks, and swallow them. If not expelled, continue swallowing, gradually increasing the pill size, up to ten pills.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Burn tiger and wild wolf feces and administer.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Swallow pig fat (Zhigao) the size of an egg. If not cured, continue swallowing; stop when cured.
*Qianjin Fang* treatment for children who have swallowed hair that cannot be swallowed down and is entangled in the throat.
Take tangled hair, burn it into powder, and administer one *qianbi* with wine.
*Qianjin Fang* treatment for children eating earth.
Take six jin (approx. 3kg) of meat, tie it with a rope, drag it for several li, do not wash, roast it over fire, and feed it to the child. Yao Hezhong advises: Purchase one jin of mutton from the market at an appropriate time. Alternatively, wash the meat, stir-fry/roast it, and feed it to the child according to their condition. If the child has not eaten, boil it and feed it.
*Jingyan Fang* (Experience Prescription) treatment for children eating mud.
Take one part Nifen (Calomel/Mercurous Chloride), mix with rock sugar to form pills the size of hemp seeds. Administer one pill on an empty stomach with rice decoction. After a long while, the mud and earth will be purged, and the patient will recover.
Yao Hezhong treatment for children eating earth.
Take good quality soil, mix with concentrated decoction of Huanglian (Coptis Rhizome), sun-dry, and administer.
*Qianjin Fang* treatment for drowning death.
Spread ash from the stove on the ground to a thickness of five cun. Place a zeng (steamer vessel) on its side on the ash. Lay the deceased prone on the zeng so that the head hangs slightly downward. Take two *fangcun bi* of salt, place them in a bamboo tube, and blow them into the nostrils. Water should be vomited out. Once the water drains, remove the zeng, bury the body in the ash up to the neck, leaving the nose and mouth exposed. The person will revive.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Dig a pit, heat several hu (a unit of volume) of ash, and place it in the pit. Lower the deceased into the pit, cover with ash. Replace the ash immediately when it becomes damp. Do not let the ash become too hot to burn the person. Replace when cold. Revival occurs within half a day.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Simply bury the deceased in ash, covering from head to toe, exposing only the seven orifices.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Hang the deceased upside down. Pour good wine into the nostrils and also into the lower orifice (anus). Vinegar can also be used for nasal irrigation.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Wrap Zaojia (Gleditsia Sinensis Fruit) in cotton and insert it into the lower orifice. Water will flow out shortly.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Wrap Duanshi (Calcined Mineral Drug) in cotton and insert it into the lower orifice. When water flows out completely, the person revives.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Hang the deceased upside down, undress, clean the umbilical area, and blow forcefully into both ears until there is a response.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Heat sand, cover the face of the deceased above and below, exposing only the nose, mouth, and ears. Replace the sand when it becomes cold and damp.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Use three shi (a unit of volume) of stove ash. Bury the deceased from head to toe, exposing only the seven orifices. The person revives.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Flex the legs of the deceased and place them on the shoulders of a living person. The back of the deceased faces the back of the living person. Carry and run with the deceased. When water is vomited out, the person revives.
*Qianjin Fang* another prescription:
Undress the deceased and moxa the umbilicus. Even if drowned overnight, revival is still possible.
*Qianjin Fang* treatment for winter drowning, where limbs are stiff and cold, jaws are clenched, but faint breath remains.
Heat ash in a large vessel, place it in a bag, and apply gently to the heart region. Replace when cool. When warmth penetrates the heart, the eyes may move, and the mouth opens. Warm congee can then be administered slowly. The person revives. If the heart is not warmed first and fire is applied directly to the body, the cold qi and fire qi will contend, leading to death.