毒箭有三种，交、广夷州用焦铜作箭镞，岭北诸处以蛇毒螫物汁着筒中渍箭镞，此二种
才伤
若中之，便饮屎汁并以敷之亦可治，惟此最妙。又一种用射罔以涂箭镞，人中之亦困，
若着实处不死，近腹亦宜急治之。今葛氏方是射罔者耳。（《证类本草》卷十五）
治卒被毒箭方。
但多食生葛根自愈，或捣生葛绞取汁饮之，干者，煮饮之。（《外台》卷二十九）
治被毒箭伤方。
雄黄末敷之愈。（《外台》卷二十九）
治毒箭方。
以盐满疮中，灸盐上三十壮。（《外台》卷二十九）
又方
煮芦根汁，饮一、二升。（《外台》卷二十九）
治刀箭疮，有血不止方。
以小儿矢涂封之，三日即瘥，并不伤人。（《外台》卷二十九）
治兵创，医不能治方。
剥桑白皮，去上黑者，以裹之，桑白汁入创，冬月用桑根皮汁。（《医心方》卷十八）
治箭金在喉咽胸背膈中，及在诸处不出方。
取妇人月经衣已污者，烧末，酒服方寸匕，日三、立出。（《医心方》卷十八）
金创肠胃脱出，欲令入法。
取人粪干末，以粉肠上即入。（《医心方》卷十八）
凡被火烧者，初慎勿以冷水冷物并井下泥，火疮得冷，即热气更深转入至骨，烂坏人筋
挛缩者，良由此也。（《外台》卷二十九）
治卒被火烧，苦剧闷绝不识人方。
取新热小便饮一升，及冷水和蜜饮之，口噤不开者，可拗开灌之，其闷瘥，然后治外乃
善。（《外台》卷二十九）
治火烂疮膏方。
柏白皮 生地黄（研各四两） 苦竹叶 甘草（各四两）
上四味，切，以猪脂一斤煎，三上三下药成滤去滓，以摩疮上，日再摩。
被汤火热膏所烧，不问大小、栀子膏方。
栀子（三十枚） 白蔹 黄芩（各五两）
上三味，切，以水五升，麻油一升煎，令水气竭，去滓冷之，以淋疮令溜去火热毒，肌
乃得完也。作二日，任用膏涂汤散治之。（《外台》卷二十九）
治为沸汤煎膏所烧，火烂疮方。
丹参细切，以羊脂煎成膏，敷疮上。（《外台》卷二十九）
治汤火烧疮方。
熟鸡子一十个，取黄炒取油，入十文腻粉，搅匀，用鸡翎扫疮上，永除瘢痕。（《证类本
草
治汤火烧灼疮方。
单敷湿屎，立痛止，常日用良。（《证类本草》卷十七）
治汤火伤神妙方。
蛤蜊壳灰，火烧，研为末，油调涂之。（《证类本草》卷二十二）
治灸疮、痛肿急方。
捣灶中黄土末之，以水和煮令热，以渍之。（《外台》卷二十九）
治灸疮薤白膏，生肌肉止痛方。
薤白 当归（各二两） 白芷（一两） 羊髓（一斤）
上四味， 咀，以羊髓煎，白芷色黄药成，去滓，以敷疮上，日二。（《外台》卷二十九）
There are three types of poisoned arrows. In the Yi regions of Jiaozhou and Guangzhou, arrowheads are made from scorched copper. In areas north of the Lingnan mountains, the juice obtained after snakes bite various objects is placed in tubes to soak the arrowheads. For these two types, if injured, drinking fecal juice and applying it externally can also cure the wound, with this method being considered the most effective. Another type uses She Wang (a toxic plant extract) applied to the arrowhead; if struck by such an arrow, one will also be in distress. If not hit in a vital area, death may be avoided, but if near the abdomen, urgent treatment is required. The Fang of Ge Shi mentioned today refers to the use of She Wang. (Zhen Lei Ben Cao, Vol. 15)
Prescription for sudden poisoning by venomous arrows.
Simply eating large amounts of fresh Kudzu Root (Puerariae Radix) allows for self-healing, or crushing fresh Kudzu Root, squeezing out the juice, and drinking it. If using dried Kudzu Root, boil it in water and drink. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for treating wounds from venomous arrows.
Apply Realgar (Realgar Powder) powder to the wound to heal. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for treating venomous arrow injuries.
Fill the wound completely with salt, and moxibustion on the salt for thirty cones. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Another prescription
Boil Reed Rhizome (Phragmitis Rhizoma) juice and drink one to two sheng. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for knife and arrow wounds with unceasing bleeding.
Apply infant feces to seal the wound; it heals in three days without harming the body. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for military trauma that physicians cannot treat.
Peel off the white inner bark of mulberry (Morus Alba Cortex), remove the black outer layer, and wrap the wound. The juice of the white inner bark enters the wound; in winter, use the juice of the mulberry root bark. (Yi Xin Fang, Vol. 18)
Prescription for extracting arrowheads or metal fragments stuck in the throat, pharynx, chest, back, diaphragm, or other locations where they cannot come out.
Take soiled menstrual cloth from a woman, burn it to ash, take one cun bi (a measure of volume) mixed with wine, three times a day, to immediately expel the foreign body. (Yi Xin Fang, Vol. 18)
Method for reducing protruding intestines and stomach due to metal trauma.
Take dry human feces, grind into powder, and sprinkle on the intestines to facilitate reduction. (Yi Xin Fang, Vol. 18)
For those burned by fire, initially do not apply cold water, cold objects, or mud from wells. When fire burns meet cold, the heat penetrates deeper into the bones, causing tendons to rot and contract; this is the cause. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for sudden severe burns resulting in coma and unconsciousness.
Drink one sheng of fresh, warm urine, and drink honey mixed with cold water. If the jaw is clenched shut, pry it open to administer the liquid. Once the suffocation and distress subside, then treat the external wounds for best results. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for ointment for fire-rotten ulcers.
Cortex Mori Alba (Bai Bai Pi), Rehmanniae Radix Recens (Sheng Di Huang) [each crushed, four liang], Phyllostachys nigra leaves (Ku Zhu Ye), Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gan Cao) [each four liang].
The above four ingredients are cut, and decocted in one jin of lard. Boil three times, filter three times, remove dregs, and rub onto the ulcer twice daily.
Gardenia Ointment for burns from boiling water or fire, regardless of size.
Gardeniae Fructus (Zhi Zi) [thirty fruits], Ampelopsis Radix (Bai Lian), Scutellariae Radix (Huang Qin) [each five liang].
The above three ingredients are cut, decocted in five sheng of water and one sheng of hemp seed oil until the water evaporates. Remove dregs and cool. Pour over the wound to wash away the heat-fire toxin so that muscles can recover. Prepare enough for two days' use; apply ointment or powder as needed. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for fire-rotten ulcers caused by boiling water or fire.
Finely chop Salviae Miltiorrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Dan Shen), decoct in sheep fat to make an ointment, and apply to the wound. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Prescription for burns from boiling water and fire.
Take ten cooked eggs, stir-fry the yolks to extract oil, add ten wen of Nifen (Calomelas/Hydrargyri Chloridum), mix evenly, and sweep onto the wound with chicken feathers to permanently remove scars. (Zhen Lei Ben Cao)
Prescription for burns from boiling water and fire.
Apply wet feces alone; pain stops immediately. Regular daily use yields good results. (Zhen Lei Ben Cao, Vol. 17)
Miraculous prescription for scalds and burns.
Burn clam shells to ash, grind into powder, mix with oil, and apply. (Zhen Lei Ben Cao, Vol. 22)
Emergency prescription for moxa burns and painful swellings.
Crush yellow earth from the stove into powder, mix with water, boil until hot, and soak the affected area. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)
Allium Macrostemon Ointment for moxa burns, promoting tissue regeneration and relieving pain.
Allii Macrostemonis Bulbus (Xie Bai), Angelicae Sinensis Radix (Dang Gui) [each two liang], Angelicae Dahuricae Radix (Bai Zhi) [one liang], Medulla Ovina (Yang Sui) [one jin].
The above four ingredients are chopped and decocted in sheep fat. When Bai Zhi turns yellow, the medicine is ready. Remove dregs and apply to the wound twice daily. (Wai Tai Mi Yao, Vol. 29)