（附论）
夫精足则神旺。精耗则神衰。精神耗衰。血气虚弱。则邪气易袭。故邂逅鬼邪相遇。则
为鬼
满急
兼以辟邪安正之剂。今巫觋实见人。忽被鬼神所击刺摆KT 者。或犯其行伍。或遇相触突。
或
亦
方
瓜蒂散 治鬼排鬼刺下血。
麝香 皂荚（去皮子） 雄黄（细研） 藜芦（去芦头） 瓜蒂（以上各一分） 上为
末。如大
豆大
石散（一名吹鼻散又名仓公散）治鬼气排击。心腹刺痛。吐下血、死不知。
及卧魇啮踵不
生矾石（一分以水和赤土裹之炭火三斤烧两炊久取出去赤土） 上为散。以竹筒吹大豆
许
入鼻
升麻散 治卒得鬼击。如刀刺。胸胁腹内急痛。不可按仰。或即吐血。或鼻中出血
。或下血
升麻 独活（去芦头） 桂（去粗皮各半两） 上为散。每服一钱。温酒调下。一方去
桂、
加犀
治卒鬼击如中箭。忽然一点痛如炷。不可忍。
以桃皮一片。将里面湿处。贴痛上。匙头安枕枝皮。紧搓艾一团如大胡桃。安匙头灸之。
须
又方 治鬼击、忽然不寤。若火照之则杀人。但痛啮其踵后。足拇指甲际。而多唾
其面。即
上作犀角枕佳。或以青木香纳枕中。并带。亦辟魇寐。
治鬼击病 鬼击之病。得之无渐。卒着人。如刀刺状。胸胁腹内绞急切痛。不可抑
按。即吐
鸡粪白（如枣） 青花麻（一把） 上酒七升。煮取三升热服。须臾发汗。若不汗。盛
火炙
熨斗
又方 治鬼击之病。得之无渐。卒着人。如刀刺状。胸胁腹满。 刺疼痛。不可抑
按。或
以熟艾如鸡子大三枚。水五升。煎取三升。顿服之。
治鬼击之病。及兵刀所伤。血漏腹中不出。烦满欲绝。卒中。
以雄黄粉酒、服一中盏。日三。血化为水。
治鬼击之病。得之无渐。卒着如刀刺状。胸胁腹内。绞急切痛。不可抑按。或吐血
、衄血、
断白犬头。取热血一升饮之。无白犬、白鸡亦佳。
治卒中鬼击。及救卒死。或先病。或常居寝卧。奄忽而绝。皆是中恶。
以鸡冠血沥口中。令人下咽。及破此鸡以拓心下。冷即叶于道旁。得乌鸡佳。
又方
以猪脂取鸡子大服。未瘥再服。亦可。一方、以醋一合煮沸。灌喉中良。
又方
以刀鞘三寸烧末。水饮之。
又方 治鬼击。
用犊子屎半盏。酒三升。煮服之。亦治中毒。
又方 治鬼击。
用烧鼠矢如黍米许。水和服。不能以水饮。和少许纳喉中。
又方
以好醇酒吹两鼻。一方、用醋吹鼻中。
治鬼击。状卒着如刀刺。胸胁腹内。绞急切痛。不可按摩。或吐血及鼻中衄血。
用盐一盏。水二盏和服。以冷水 之。吐即瘥。一作盐一两。
又方
豆粉一撮。于水中搅饮之。
又方
用蓬莪术研。酒服一盏。
治鬼打、鬼注、邪气。
锻 下铁屑。水渍搅沫出。澄清去滓。及暖饮三盏。
治梦中被杀刺或杖打。诸般不祥。卒然衄血、吐血、及下血。甚者九窍皆有。病名
鬼击。亦名鬼排。
升麻 独活 地黄 续断（各半两） 桂（一分） 上为末热水服。日三。
(Attached Discussion)
When essence (Jing) is sufficient, spirit (Shen) is vigorous. When essence is depleted, spirit declines. When spirit and essence are depleted and weak, blood and qi become deficient, making the body susceptible to pathogenic factors. Therefore, encountering evil spirits or malevolent entities may result in attacks by these entities. Medicines that dispel evil and stabilize righteousness should be used concurrently. It is reported that shamans have indeed witnessed cases where individuals were suddenly struck, pierced, or manipulated by ghosts or deities, either due to offending their processions or encountering sudden collisions.
Gua Di San (Melon Seed Powder): Treats lower bleeding caused by ghost expulsion or piercing.
Ingredients: She Xiang (Moschus), Zao Jiao (Gleditsiae Fructus, peeled and seeded), Xiong Huang (Realgar, finely ground), Li Lu (Veratri Rhizoma, removed rhizome head), Gua Di (Momordicae Semen, each 1 fen). Grind the above ingredients into powder. Form pills the size of soybeans.
Shi San (also known as Chui Bi San or Cang Gong San): Treats ghost qi expulsion and striking. Symptoms include stabbing pain in the heart and abdomen, vomiting or passing blood, coma, and unconsciousness.
Ingredients: Fan Shi (Alumen, 1 fen, wrapped in red soil mixed with water, fired in charcoal fire for the duration of two meals, then remove the red soil). Grind into a powder. Blow a dose the size of a soybean into the nose using a bamboo tube.
Sheng Ma San (Cimicifugae Powder): Treats sudden onset of ghost strike. Sensations resemble knife stabs; urgent pain in the chest, hypochondrium, and abdomen, intolerable to pressure or lying supine. May present with immediate hematemesis, epistaxis, or lower bleeding.
Ingredients: Sheng Ma (Cimicifugae Rhizoma), Du Huo (Angelicae Pubescentis Radix, removed rhizome head), Gui (Cinnamomi Cortex, bark removed, each half liang). Grind into powder. Take one qian per dose, mixed with warm wine. Another formula omits Gui and adds Xi Jiao (Rhinocerotis Cornu).
For sudden ghost strike resembling an arrow wound: Sudden sharp pain like burning, unbearable.
Take a piece of peach bark, use the moist inner side to apply to the painful area. Place the spoon head on pillow branch bark. Roll mugwort into a ball the size of a large walnut, place it on the spoon head, and moxibustion.
Another prescription: Treats ghost strike causing sudden unconsciousness. Using fire to illuminate may cause death. Instead, bite the area between the heel and the big toenail, and spit frequently on the face to restore consciousness.
It is recommended to use a pillow made of Xi Jiao (Rhinocerotis Cornu). Alternatively, place Qing Mu Xiang (Aquilariae Lignum Resinatum) in the pillow and carry it to ward off nightmares and sleep disturbances.
Treating Ghost Strike Disease: This disease appears abruptly without gradual onset, attaching suddenly to the person. It feels like a knife stab, with twisting and urgent pain in the chest, hypochondrium, and abdomen, intolerable to pressure. Immediate hematemesis occurs.
Ingredients: Ji Fen Bai (Chicken manure white, date-sized), Qing Hua Ma (Flaxseed, one handful). Boil in seven sheng of wine until three sheng remain. Drink hot. Sweating should occur shortly after. If no sweating, heat a ironing iron with fire and apply as a hot compress.
Another prescription: Treats ghost strike disease, appearing abruptly without gradual onset, attaching suddenly like a knife stab. Abdominal distension and stabbing pain, intolerable to pressure.
Ingredients: Shu Ai Ye (Moxa leaf, three pieces the size of a chicken egg), water five sheng. Decoct until three sheng remain. Take all at once.
Treating ghost strike disease, and injuries from weapons/swords where blood leaks into the abdomen but does not exit, causing severe fullness and impending death from shock.
Take Xiong Huang (Realgar) powder mixed with wine, one zhong zhen per dose, three times daily. The blood transforms into water.
Treating ghost strike disease, appearing abruptly without gradual onset, attaching suddenly like a knife stab. Twisting and urgent pain in the chest, hypochondrium, and abdomen, intolerable to pressure. Hematemesis or epistaxis may occur.
Cut off the head of a white dog, take one sheng of fresh blood and drink it. If a white dog is unavailable, a white chicken is also suitable.
Treating sudden ghost strike and resuscitation from sudden death. Whether due to prior illness or sudden collapse during rest/sleep, these are cases of Zhong E (Sudden Evil Attack).
Drip Ji Guan Xue (Rooster comb blood) into the mouth and have the patient swallow. Also, crush this chicken and apply it to the epigastrium. Replace when cold; preferably use a black chicken.
Another prescription:
Take Zhu Zhi (Pork lard) the size of a chicken egg and ingest. Repeat if not cured. Alternatively, boil Yi He (Vinegar, one he) and pour into the throat.
Another prescription:
Burn Dao Qiao (Knife scabbard, three cun) to ash, mix with water, and drink.
Another prescription: Treats ghost strike.
Use Niu Du Zi Shi (Calf dung, half zhan), boil in three sheng of wine, and drink. Also treats poisoning.
Another prescription: Treats ghost strike.
Burn Shu Shi (Mouse feces) to the size of millet seeds, mix with water, and drink. If unable to drink water, mix a small amount and place in the throat.
Another prescription:
Blow Hao Chun Jiu (Good strong wine) into both nostrils. Alternatively, blow vinegar into the nose.
Treating ghost strike: Symptoms appear suddenly like a knife stab, with twisting and urgent pain in the chest, hypochondrium, and abdomen, intolerable to massage. Hematemesis or epistaxis may occur.
Take one zhan of salt, mix with two zhan of water, and drink. Apply cold water... Vomiting leads to recovery. Another version uses one liang of salt.
Another prescription:
Dou Fen (Bean flour), a pinch, stirred in water and drunk.
Another prescription:
Peng E Zhu (Curcuma phaeocaulis), ground, taken with wine, one zhan.
Treating Ghost Beating, Ghost Injection, and Evil Qi.
Take Tie Xie (Iron filings from forging), soak in water, stir to create foam, clarify, remove dregs, and drink three zhan warm.
Treating being killed, stabbed, or beaten in dreams, various inauspicious events, sudden epistaxis, hematemesis, and lower bleeding. In severe cases, all nine orifices bleed. The disease is named Ghost Strike, also called Ghost Expulsion.
Ingredients: Sheng Ma (Cimicifugae Rhizoma), Du Huo (Angelicae Pubescentis Radix), Di Huang (Rehmanniae Radix), Xu Duan (Dipsaci Radix, each half liang), Gui (Cinnamomi Cortex, 1 fen). Grind into powder, take with hot water, three times daily.