火药烂痛 用蚌壳（须盐箩中者， ，研末）捣烂，茶叶同搽，即愈。（《同寿 》）
炮竹火冲眼瞎 令人解热小便浇之，即痛定。徐用自己小便，常洗自明。（《度氏即得方》）
预备夹棍方 用肥皂子，水浸透，去外黑皮，用里白肉并仁捣如泥。如明日用事，今晚用此敷之。上至脚
一节，下至脚底板心并指甲内，处处敷匀，不可有一毫空隙处，以油纸包外，用裹脚缠足，其药与皮肉一样，颜色不变。
用事时，一些不碍，毫无干涉。出来时，以黄豆浆温温洗之。其豆浆，须预先一日将豆泡烂，磨浆候着用。神哉，神哉。
（《奇方类编》）
初夹急救方 将猪油四两、胡椒（照人一岁一粒）捣烂，敷上扎好，不用洗，不可解动，一夜即愈。（《集效方》）
夹棍伤 一出衙门，即用热童便一盆，将足浸之。如便冷，烧红砖二块，碎之即热，直浸至童便面上浮起白油，
其伤尽出矣。不 不 ，再用肥皂捣如泥，入鸡子清和匀，敷伤处，以草纸包裹脚，缚紧，一夜不可动，即效。（《济生
秘览》）
夹伤敷药 骨未碎者，土牛膝敷。骨碎者，土鳖虫同活蟹捣敷。（《衍庆堂方》）
拶伤手指 皂矾（二两）、水四五碗，砂锅内熬滚，将手熏洗。浸渍良久，即活血止痛，不致溃烂。其洗手水，
过夜即臭恶不可闻。（《便易良方》）
一方，指上拶过有凹痕，用银朱和酒磨浓，根据痕圈之，自复。（《种福堂方》）
夹打伤痛不可忍者 活鲫鱼一个（约重三四两者） 陈酒糟（一钟） 铜末（五钱） 胡桃肉（四两） 共捣，
敷患处。（同上）
杖伤 桑子二三斗，入坛子内，麻布扎口，放在避阴处，将他臭过。到下霜后，取滤榨，去渣，用小罐收贮清
汁，遇伤搽上，立止痛，二次全愈。（《宜良李氏刊方》）
杖破 玉簪花，手排熟，贴患处。或用嫩荷叶贴亦可。（《试效方》）
杖破肿痛 凤仙花叶捣如泥，涂肿破处，干则又上，一夜血散即愈。冬月收取，干者研末，水和涂之。（《通变
要法》）
杖疮肿痛 大黄 滑石 赤石脂（各等分） 为末，茶汤洗净，贴。（《赵氏经验方》）
杖疮疼痛 绿豆粉炒研，以鸡蛋白和，涂之妙。（《生生编》）
杖疮青肿 以湿绵纸铺肿处，用烧过酒糟捣烧，浓铺纸上。良久，痛处如蚁行，热气上升即散。（《杨氏简便方》）
一方，用豆腐切片贴之，频易。一法，以烧酒煮贴之，色红即易，不红乃已。（《济生拔萃方》）
杖疮久烂深潭不能收口 血竭 白占（各一钱） 朱砂 轻粉（各二钱） 共研末，掺上一日夜，其肉四围生
起，两日即平。（《公门秘方》）
起死回生丹 凡夹拶杖伤，死血郁结，疼痛坏烂，命在顷刻者，用麝香（一分），冰片（三分），乳香、没药（各
一钱五分），樟脑（二钱），轻粉、血竭（各三钱），共研极细后，将黄蜡（一两）、猪板油（一两二钱）同化，调药成膏，
贴患处，昼夜流出恶水，实时苏苏。（同上）
Pain from gunpowder burns: Use shells of freshwater mussels (specifically those taken from salt jars), grind them into powder, mash them, and apply together with tea leaves to the affected area. The condition will be cured immediately. (From *Tong Shou*)
Blindness caused by firecracker explosions hitting the eyes: Have someone pour hot urine that promotes heat-clearification and diuresis over the injury; the pain will subside immediately. Alternatively, use one's own urine to wash the area frequently, and vision will naturally recover. (From *Du Shi Ji De Fang*)
Preparation for torture with leg clamps: Take soap nuts (*Sapindus* fruits), soak them thoroughly in water, remove the outer black skin, and mash the inner white flesh and kernels into a paste. If torture is scheduled for the next day, apply this paste tonight. Cover from the upper ankle joint down to the sole of the foot and inside the fingernails/toenails, ensuring even application without any gaps. Wrap the outside with oil paper and bind tightly with cloth strips used for foot-binding. At this stage, the medicine integrates with the skin and flesh, maintaining its color. During the torture, it causes no hindrance or interference. Afterward, wash with warm yellow soy milk. This soy milk must be prepared by soaking beans until soft one day in advance, grinding them into slurry, and setting aside. Truly miraculous, truly miraculous. (From *Qi Fang Lei Bian*)
First aid for initial leg clamp injuries: Take four taels of lard and pepper (one grain per year of age of the victim), mash them into a paste, apply to the injured area, and bandage securely. Do not wash or untie the bandage; recovery occurs within one night. (From *Ji Xiao Fang*)
Injuries from leg clamps: Immediately upon leaving the yamen, immerse the feet in a basin of hot child's urine. If the urine cools, heat two red-hot bricks, crush them into the urine to reheat it, and continue immersion until a white oily layer floats on the surface of the urine, indicating that the internal toxins and blood stasis have been expelled. Then, mash soap nuts into a paste, mix evenly with egg white, apply to the wound, wrap the foot with straw paper, tie tightly, and remain immobile overnight for effectiveness. (From *Ji Sheng Mi Lan*)
Medication for clamp injuries: If bones are intact, apply *Achyranthes bidentata* root (*Tu Niu Xi*). If bones are fractured, mash *Eupolyphaga sinensis* (*Tu Bie Chong*) together with live crabs and apply externally. (From *Yan Qing Tang Fang*)
Injuries from finger clamps (*Za Shang*): Take two taels of alum (*Zao Fan*) and four to five bowls of water, boil in a clay pot. Steam and wash the hands in the boiling solution. Soak for an extended period to invigorate blood circulation, relieve pain, and prevent ulceration. The water used for washing becomes foul-smelling overnight. (From *Bian Yi Liang Fang*)
Another method: For fingers left with depressions after clamping, mix cinnabar (*Yin Zhu*) with wine to make a thick paste, apply along the contour of the depression, and the indentation will naturally fill in. (From *Zhong Fu Tang Fang*)
Unbearable pain from beating and clamping: Mash one live crucian carp (weighing approximately three to four taels), one cup of aged rice lees (*Chen Jiu Zao*), five qian of copper powder, and four taels of walnut meat (*Hu Tao Rou*) together. Apply to the injured area. (Same source)
Injuries from bamboo cane strikes: Place two to three dou of mulberry fruits (*Sang Zi*) in a jar, seal with hemp cloth, and store in a shaded place to ferment until foul. After the first frost, extract the juice by filtering and pressing, remove the dregs, and store the clear liquid in small jars. Apply to injuries upon occurrence for immediate pain relief; full recovery typically occurs after two applications. (From *Yi Liang Li Shi Kan Fang*)
Broken skin from cane strikes: Mash fresh *Hemerocallis citrina* flowers (*Yu Zan Hua*) by hand until cooked/soft, and apply to the lesion. Alternatively, fresh lotus leaves can be applied. (From *Shi Xiao Fang*)
Swelling and pain from broken skin due to cane strikes: Mash *Impatiens balsamina* leaves and stems (*Feng Xian Hua Ye*) into a paste, apply to the swollen and broken area. Reapply when dry. Blood stasis disperses and healing occurs overnight. In winter, collect dried material, grind into powder, and apply mixed with water. (From *Tong Bian Yao Fa*)
Swelling and pain from cane sores: Mix equal parts of *Rhizoma Polygoni Cuspidati* (*Da Huang*), *Talcum* (*Hua Shi*), and *Lapis Kaolinites* (*Chi Shi Zhi*) into powder. Clean the wound with tea water before applying. (From *Zhao Shi Jing Yan Fang*)
Pain from cane sores: Stir-fry mung bean flour (*Lu Dou Fen*), grind it, and mix with egg white for application. This yields excellent results. (From *Sheng Sheng Bian*)
Bruising and swelling from cane sores: Lay wet cotton paper over the swollen area. Pound heated, burnt rice lees (*Jiu Zao*) and spread thickly over the paper. After a while, the painful area feels like ants crawling, and as heat rises, the swelling dissipates. (From *Yang Shi Jian Bian Fang*)
Another method: Apply slices of tofu, changing frequently. Another method: Boil with strong liquor and apply; change when the color turns red, stop when it does not. (From *Ji Sheng Ba Cui Fang*)
Deep, non-healing ulcers from old cane wounds: Mix one qian each of *Dragon's Blood Resin* (*Xue Jie*) and *White Beeswax* (*Bai Zhan*), and two qian each of *Cinnabar* (*Zhu Sha*) and *Calomel* (*Qing Fen*). Grind into fine powder and sprinkle on the wound for one day and night. New tissue grows around the edges, and the wound flattens within two days. (From *Gong Men Mi Fang*)
Pill Reviving Life (*Qi Si Hui Sheng Dan*): For severe injuries from clamps, finger presses, or cane strikes where blood stasis is congested, causing excruciating pain, necrosis, and imminent death, use one fen of *Musk* (*She Xiang*), three fen of *Borneolum Syntheticum* (*Bing Pian*), one qian five fen each of *Resina Frankincense* (*Ru Xiang*) and *Resina Myrrhae* (*Mo Yao*), two qian of *Camphora* (*Zhang Nao*), and three qian each of *Calomel* (*Qing Fen*) and *Dragon's Blood Resin* (*Xue Jie*). Grind all ingredients into an extremely fine powder. Melt one tael of *Yellow Beeswax* (*Huang La*) and one tael two qian of *Porcine Adipose Tissue* (*Zhu Ban You*), then mix with the powder to form a plaster. Apply to the affected area. As foul fluid discharges day and night, the patient regains consciousness immediately. (Same source)