刺入肉中百理不瘥 松脂流出如乳头,香者敷上,以帛裹三五日,当有根出,不痒不痛,不觉自安。(《兵部手
集》)
针刺入肉 蝼蛄虫一个捣烂,敷刺处即出。(《经验良方》)
针刺折在肉内 刮人指甲末,用酸枣捣烂涂之,次日定出。(《圣惠方》)
拔箭头并竹木刺肉 陕州出的花蕊石,择其形似硫黄,有白班头者(二两, 七次),研末,擦之自出。(《宜良
李
氏刊方》)
竹木刺入肉 鲜蟹黄 雀粪 共捣烂,敷之立出。或以牛膝草嚼烂,敷之亦妙。(《奇方纂要》)
竹木签刺入肉 羊粪为末,水调敷刺上,候痛搔之,刺自出。(《灵苑方》)
竹刺入肉 端午日,取晚蚕蛾生投竹筒中,令自干死,为末。取少许,津和涂之。(《便民图纂》)
拔竹刺 蓖麻子研,敷刺处即出。(《敬修斋方》)
木刺入肉 干羊屎烧灰,猪脂和涂,不觉自出。(《千金方》)
苇刺入肉 生嚼栗子敷之。(《外台秘要》)
蛇骨刺肉 烧死鼠为末敷之。(《危氏得效方》)
铁物入肉 用栗子三十个,每人嚼一个,不时敷上。敷完三十个之后即出,曾经试验。(《活人书》)
铁沙入肉 用南瓜心贴口上即出。若铅弹入肉,会走,即用水银从疮口灌入,使其不走,然后设法取出。(《四
声本草》)
铁箭入肉 象牙刮末水和,敷之即出也。(《简要济众》)
箭镞入肉不可拔者 螳螂(一只) 巴豆(半粒) 同研敷伤处。微痒且忍,极痒乃撼拔之。以黄连贯众汤,
化锻石敷之。(《陶氏别 》)
一方,用天水牛(取一角者),小瓶盛之,入 砂一钱,同水数滴在内,待自然化水,取滴伤处,即出也。(《本草纲
目》)
瓷锋嵌脚 三角白果去壳衣,心以菜油浸透,捣饼贴之,再易而愈。如多年烂者,四五次即瘥。(《经验良方》)
蛇入七孔 割母猪尾,血滴入即出。(《千金方》)
蛇入人口 因热取凉卧地上,有蛇入口不得出者,用快刀破蛇尾,纳生椒二三粒裹定,须臾,即自退出也。(《圣
惠方》)
百虫入耳 人乳滴之即出。(《圣济总 》)
一方,用生油调铜绿,滴之即出。(《卫生家宝方》)
一方,用雄黄烧捻,熏之自出。(《十便良方》)
飞虫入耳 生半夏末,麻油调,涂耳门外即出。(《许学士本事方》)
蝇入人耳 皂荚、蠹虫研烂,同鲜鱼血点之。(《危氏得效方》)
蜈蚣入耳 油煎鸡肉,热盛器内,以物盖之,盖上留一小孔,令患者以耳对盖孔,鸡气熏入,蜈蚣尽攒鸡肉上,
即愈。(《同寿 》)
采珍集 采珍集夏月置茉莉床头,能引蜈蚣。
蜒蚰入耳 羊乳滴入耳内,即化为水。(《简易良方》)
蚂蚁入耳 精猪肉一块,炙香,放耳边即出。(《百一选方》)
蛆虫入耳 杏仁捣烂,取油滴入,非出即死,(《扶寿精方》)
一方,用绿矾掺入,即化为水。(《摘玄方》)
壁虱入耳 稻秆灰煎汁,灌入耳内,即死,垂水而出。(《江湖纪闻》)
蚤虱入耳 菖蒲末炒热,袋盛,枕之即愈。(《普济方》)
黄豆入耳 用鹅翎管,截长二寸许,去其中膜,留少许于一头,以有膜之头入耳中,口吸气即出。(《萨氏瑞竹
堂方》)
物入耳中不可出 以麻绳剪一头,散溶牛胶在上,探入耳中,使其物粘之,徐徐引出,效。(《孙氏秘宝方》)
麦芒入目 以青布覆目中,持蛴螬,从布上摩之,芒着布上,出也。(《千金方》)
尘灰入目 刀砍桑树,出脂水,取以点眼,立愈。(《延生一术》)
沙尘入目 取活蜣螂一枚,持其斧,于眼上影之即出。(《徐氏秘 》)
天丝入目 石菖蒲捶碎,左目塞右鼻,右目塞左鼻,百发百中。或用木梳垢,为小丸,放眼角边即出。(《程氏
续即得方》)
飞丝入目 用新笔于眼内运搅,即收在笔上。(《怀德堂方》)
兔毛入目 白矾,拳大一块,水洗去尘,以舌舔矾,良久,其毛从舌根上出。(《李希舜经验方》)
烟滋入目 好吃烟者,误犯。如将别汤洗之,愈洗愈痛,必至瞎而后已,须用乱头发、或综缨,缓缓揉之即愈。
(《单方摘要》)
杂物入目 猪脂煮,取水面如油者,仰卧去枕,点鼻中,不过数度,与物俱出。(《圣惠方》)
眼为物伤 胆 鲤鱼胆(各二枚) 鸡胆(三枚)和匀,日日点之。(《广济方》)
染鹤毒痛 仙鹤或傍树枝、或卧丛草,将头搔痒,遗有顶毒,粘在树草间,人以手摸脚踏,登时赤肿,疼痛异
常,急以青松毛和糯米饭同捣,敷之立瘥,(《林泉备用》)
**Stabbed into flesh, various remedies fail:** Pine resin flows out like a nipple; apply the fragrant kind to the wound, wrap with cloth for three to five days. When roots emerge, there will be no itching or pain, and recovery will occur unnoticed. (*Bingbu Shouji*)
**Needle stuck in flesh:** Mash one ground beetle (Loufu), apply to the puncture site; the needle will come out. (*Jingyan Liangfang*)
**Needle broken inside flesh:** Scrape human fingernails into powder, mash sour jujube seeds, apply the paste; the needle will definitely come out the next day. (*Shenghui Fang*)
**Extract arrowheads and bamboo/wood splinters from flesh:** Huarui stone from Shanzhou, selecting those resembling sulfur with white spots (2 liang, processed seven times), grind into powder, rub on the area; the splinter will come out spontaneously. (*Yiliang Li Shi Kan Fang*)
**Bamboo/wood splinters in flesh:** Mix fresh crab roe with sparrow droppings, mash into a paste, apply to the site for immediate extraction. Alternatively, chew ox-knee herb (Achyranthes bidentata) into a paste and apply; this is also excellent. (*Qifang Zuan Yao*)
**Bamboo/wood skewer in flesh:** Grind sheep manure into powder, mix with water to form a paste, apply over the splinter. Wait until it hurts and scratch it; the splinter will come out naturally. (*Lingyuan Fang*)
**Bamboo splinter in flesh:** On the Dragon Boat Festival, place live late-season silkworm moths into a bamboo tube, let them dry and die naturally, then grind into powder. Take a small amount, mix with saliva, and apply. (*Bianmin Tuzuan*)
**Remove bamboo splinters:** Grind castor beans, apply to the splinter site; it will come out immediately. (*Jingxiu Zhai Fang*)
**Wood splinter in flesh:** Burn dried sheep dung to ash, mix with lard, apply; the splinter will come out without sensation. (*Qianjin Fang*)
**Reed splinter in flesh:** Chew raw chestnuts and apply as a poultice. (*Waitai Mi Yao*)
**Snake bone splinter in flesh:** Burn dead mice to powder, apply to the site. (*Weishi Dexiao Fang*)
**Iron object in flesh:** Use thirty chestnuts; each person chews one and applies it intermittently to the wound. After applying thirty chestnuts, the object will come out. This has been tested and proven effective. (*Huo Ren Shu*)
**Iron sand in flesh:** Apply pumpkin heart to the mouth of the wound to extract it. If a lead bullet enters the flesh and migrates, pour mercury into the wound opening to immobilize it, then attempt removal by other means. (*Sisheng Bencao*)
**Iron arrow in flesh:** Scrape ivory into powder, mix with water, apply to the site; it will come out immediately. (*Jianyao Jizhong*)
**Arrowhead embedded deeply, unable to pull out:** Grind together one mantis and half a seed of croton (Badou), apply to the injury. Endure slight itching; when intense itching occurs, shake and pull it out. Then apply Huanglian Guan Zhong Tang (a heat-clearing decoction) mixed with calcined gypsum to the wound. (*Tao Shi Bie Lu*)
**Another method:** Take a horn of Tian Shui cattle (selecting one horn), place it in a small bottle, add one qian of cinnabar/sand, add a few drops of water, wait for it to naturally dissolve into liquid. Apply drops to the wound; the object will come out. (*Bencao Gangmu*)
**Porcelain shard embedded in foot:** Remove shell and skin from triangular white ginkgo nuts, soak the kernel in vegetable oil until saturated, mash into a cake, and apply to the site. Change dressings repeatedly until healed. For chronic wounds lasting years, four or five applications will cure it. (*Jingyan Liangfang*)
**Snake entering the seven orifices:** Cut off a sow's tail, drip blood into the orifice; the snake will exit. (*Qianjin Fang*)
**Snake entering the mouth:** Caused by seeking coolness on the ground in summer. If a snake enters the mouth and cannot exit, use a sharp knife to cut open the snake's tail, insert two or three raw peppercorns, wrap tightly, and within moments, the snake will withdraw itself. (*Shenghui Fang*)
**Insects entering the ear:** Drip human milk; the insects will exit. (*Shengji Zonglu*)
**Another formula:** Mix verdigris with raw sesame oil, drip into the ear; they will exit. (*Weisheng Jiabao Fang*)
**Another formula:** Roar realgar until red-hot, smoke the ear with it; the insects will come out on their own. (*Shibian Liangfang*)
**Flying insects entering the ear:** Mix powder of raw Pinellia ternata with sesame oil, apply to the outside of the ear; they will exit. (*Xu Xueshi Benshi Fang*)
**Fly entering the ear:** Grind soap pod and woodworms into a paste, mix with fresh fish blood, and instill into the ear. (*Weishi Dexiao Fang*)
**Centipede entering the ear:** Fry chicken meat in oil, place in a hot vessel, cover with a lid leaving a small hole. Have the patient position their ear against the hole so the chicken aroma fumes into the ear; centipedes will gather on the chicken meat, and the condition will resolve. (*Tongshou Tang*)
*Collection of Precious Gatherings:* In summer, placing jasmine flowers by the bed can attract centipedes.
**Slug entering the ear:** Drip sheep milk into the ear; it will turn into water. (*Jianyi Liangfang*)
**Ant entering the ear:** Roast a piece of lean pork until fragrant, place near the ear; the ants will come out. (*Baiyi Xuanfang*)
**Maggot entering the ear:** Mash almonds, extract the oil, and drip it in. The maggot will either exit or die. (*Fushou Jingfang*)
**Another formula:** Add green vitriol (Ferrous Sulfate); it will dissolve into water. (*Zhaixuan Fang*)
**Tick entering the ear:** Decoct rice straw ash into juice, irrigate into the ear; the tick will die and drain out with the fluid. (*Jianghu Jiwen*)
**Fleas/Lice entering the ear:** Stir-fried Acorus tatarinowii powder, placed in a bag, used as a pillow; healing follows. (*Puji Fang*)
**Soybean entering the ear:** Use a goose quill tube, cut to about two cun length, remove the inner membrane but leave a small portion at one end. Insert the membranous end into the ear, inhale through the mouth to create suction, and the bean will come out. (*Sa Shi Ruizhutang Fang*)
**Foreign body in ear, unable to extract:** Cut one end of a hemp rope, dissolve beef glue onto the frayed end, probe into the ear to adhere the object, and slowly pull it out. Effective. (*Sunshi Mibao Fang*)
**Wheat awn entering the eye:** Cover the eye with blue cloth, hold a cockchafer larva (Qicao), and rub it over the cloth; the awn will stick to the cloth and be removed. (*Qianjin Fang*)
**Dust/Ash entering the eye:** Chop a mulberry tree, collect the exuding sap/water, apply to the eyes; immediate healing. (*Yansheng Yishu*)
**Sand/Dust entering the eye:** Take one live dung beetle, hold its claws, and wave them over the shadow of the eye; the sand will exit. (*Xu Shi Milu*)
**Spider silk/Fine thread entering the eye:** Crush Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii (Shichangpu). Plug the right nostril with the crushed herb for the left eye, and the left nostril for the right eye; highly effective. Alternatively, make pills from comb scale/dirt, place at the corner of the eye; the thread will exit. (*Chengshi Xu Jide Fang*)
**Flying thread entering the eye:** Use a new brush to stir gently inside the eye; the thread will collect on the brush. (*Huaidetang Fang*)
**Rabbit hair entering the eye:** Take a piece of alum the size of a fist, wash off dust with water, lick the alum with the tongue. After some time, the hair will emerge from the root of the tongue. (*Li Xishun Jingyan Fang*)
**Smoke irritation entering the eye:** Common among smokers who accidentally get smoke in the eyes. Washing with other liquids increases pain and may lead to blindness. Must use loose hair or fabric tassels to gently rub the area; it will heal. (*Danfang Yaoyao*)
**Miscellaneous objects entering the eye:** Boar fat, boil and skim the oil-like substance from the surface. Lie supine without a pillow, instill into the nose. Within a few doses, the object will exit along with the fluid. (*Shenghui Fang*)
**Eye injured by foreign object:** Mix two carp gallbladders and three chicken gallbladders evenly. Instill daily. (*Guangji Fang*)
**Swelling and pain from contact with "Crane Poison":** *Xianhe* (likely referring to a toxic plant or insect residue, context implies contact dermatitis/toxicity from vegetation) leaves residue toxicity on trees or grass where it scratches itself. Touching or stepping on these causes sudden redness, swelling, and severe pain. Immediately mash pine needles with glutinous rice, apply as a poultice; healing is immediate. (*Linquan Beiyong*)