治蜈蚣咬。生鸡血敷上，立愈。累效，一男子，为蜈蚣入咽喉中咬之，垂死之际，一
医，令杀生鸡血乘热灌喉中，蜈蚣即出而愈，实良方也。又方，用鸡粪涂之。又方，治蜈
蚣、诸毒虫伤，麻油点灯，于疮口上对口熏之，登时愈。又法，大油纸燃，烧灯吹灭，以
余烟淬之。亦治蝎及诸毒伤。治蜈蚣咬，竹叶清研汁敷之，立愈。又方，用南星，磨汁
敷之，累效。蜈蚣草，晒干为末，入盐少许，水调敷患处，能解诸毒。
〔梅〕 治蜈蚣咬，痛不止。独头蒜磨螫处，立愈。
〔圣〕 治蜈蚣咬方。用蜗牛挎取汁，滴入咬处。
〔孙〕 蜈蚣咬。取蜘蛛一枚，安咬处，当自饮毒。如蜘蛛死而痛未止，更易生者。
〔丹〕 蜈蚣咬。嚼盐敷其伤处；次以盐汤洗之。（《梅师方》。）蜈蚣咬，头垢塞之，不痛
则痒。治蜈蚣咬及诸虫咬毒，先用鞋底上擦之，用大蒜、小蒜、桑叶罨伤处。如无，用
油豉罨伤处；或盐靛涂罨之，亦效。治蜈蚣毒虫咬。用桑枝汁同盐，擦痛处；或溶黄蜡
滴患处，肉黑为度。又方，用皂角于咬处上，用艾灸热，去之效。用生姜汁调雄黄水敷。又
方，灰苋叶，擦其痛，即止。又方，灯草蘸香油点烟，熏之。又方，凡被伤，急以手指
于地上干处画王字内，撮土掺在咬处，即愈。又方，用耳塞少许，涂咬处疼即止。又方，用
茱萸嚼烂擦之。又方，用生姜汁，调蚌粉搽。
Treatment for centipede bites. Apply fresh chicken blood to the wound; recovery is immediate. This method has been proven effective repeatedly: A man once had a centipede enter his throat and bite him, leaving him on the verge of death. A physician instructed him to slaughter a live chicken and pour the hot blood into his throat. The centipede was expelled immediately, and he recovered. This is indeed an excellent prescription. Another prescription involves applying chicken manure to the affected area. Yet another prescription treats bites from centipedes and various venomous insects: light a lamp with sesame oil and smoke the wound by holding it opposite the flame; healing occurs instantly. Another method involves lighting a large oil-paper lamp, extinguishing it after burning, and using the residual smoke to fumigate the wound. This also treats scorpion stings and other venomous insect injuries. For centipede bites, crush bamboo leaves to extract clear juice and apply it to the site; recovery is immediate. Another prescription uses Rhizoma Arisaematis (Nanxing, 天南星) ground into juice for application, which has proven effective multiple times. Centipede grass (Wugongscao, 蜈蚣草), dried and powdered, mixed with a small amount of salt and water, applied to the lesion, can detoxify various poisons.
[Mei] For centipede bites causing unceasing pain, grind a single-clove garlic and apply it to the sting site; recovery is immediate.
[Sheng] Prescription for centipede bites: Extract juice from snails (Helix Aspersa/Multigera) and drip it into the bitten area.
[Sun] For centipede bites: Place one spider on the bite site; the spider will naturally absorb the toxin. If the spider dies but pain persists, replace it with a fresh one.
[Duan] For centipede bites: Chew salt and apply it to the injured area; subsequently wash with saline solution. (From *Meishi Fang*.) For centipede bites, block the wound with head dandruff; if it does not hurt, it may itch. To treat centipede and various insect bites/poisoning, first rub the wound with the sole of a shoe, then apply garlic, small garlic, or mulberry leaves as a compress. If unavailable, use fermented soybeans soaked in oil as a compress; or apply indigo dye mixed with salt as a compress, which is also effective. For centipede and venomous insect bites: Rub the painful area with juice from mulberry branches mixed with salt; or melt beeswax and drip it onto the lesion until the flesh turns black. Another prescription: Place Fructus Gleditsiae Sinensis (Zaocys/Saponaria, specifically the pod here referred to as Zaojiao, 皂角) on the bite site, apply moxibustion heat, then remove it for effect. Mix Realgar powder (Xionghuang, 雄黄) with ginger juice for application. Another prescription: Rub the painful area with ash amaranth leaves (Huixianye, 灰苋叶); pain stops immediately. Another prescription: Dip rush pith (Dengcao, 灯草) in sesame oil, ignite to produce smoke, and fumigate the area. Another prescription: Upon any injury, quickly draw the character "Wang" (王) on dry ground with your finger, scoop up some soil, and sprinkle it on the bite site; healing follows immediately. Another prescription: Apply a small amount of earwax to the bite site; pain ceases immediately. Another prescription: Chew Cornus officinalis fruits (Zhuyu, 茱萸) thoroughly and rub them on the wound. Another prescription: Mix Concha Meretricis (Bangfen, 蚌粉) with ginger juice and apply.