酢石榴东引根一握，洗锉，用水三升，煎去半碗，五更温服尽。至明，取一大团，永远
绝根
心痛如刺，口吐清水，乃蛔虫也。白艾一升，水三升，煮一升服，吐虫出。或取生艾捣
汁，
腹中有白虫，以马齿苋水煮一碗，和盐、醋食之，须空腹下，少顷，白虫自出也。
苦楝根白皮一握（切焙），入麝香少许，水二碗，煎一碗，空心饮之，下虫如蛔而红色，
其
烂眼疳有虫，用复盆子叶咀嚼，留汁入筒中，以皂纱蒙眼，滴汁渍下弦，转瞬间虫从纱
出。
有
鸡子一枚连壳烧灰（研），酢一合，和之温服，鼻中虫出为效，极黄者不过三枚，神效。
小虾三十尾，去头足壳，糯米饭研烂，隔纱贴疮上，别以纱罩之。一夜解下挂看，是小
赤虫
汤洗
苦参末二两，猪肚盛之，缝合煮熟，取出去药。先饿一日，次早先饮清水一盏，将肚食
之，
不蛀
白芍
苦
取东向生长的酢石榴根一握，洗净切碎，用水三升煎煮至剩半碗，在五更天时温服完。到了第二天早上，能排出一大团虫体，从而永远断绝病根。
心痛如针刺，口吐清水，这是蛔虫所致。用白艾一升，加水三升，煮取一升服用，可使虫吐出。或者取生艾捣汁饮用。
大麻子仁三升，向东生长的茱萸根八升，浸泡在水中，平时服用二升，到夜晚虫子就会排出。
腹中有白虫，用马齿苋水煮一碗，加盐和醋食用，必须空腹服用，过一会儿，白虫自然会排出。
苦楝根白皮一握（切碎焙干），加入少许麝香，用水两碗煎成一碗，空腹饮下，可排出像蛔虫但红色的虫子。
烂眼疳有虫，用复盆子叶咀嚼，保留汁液装入筒中，用皂纱蒙住眼睛，将汁液滴在下眼睑处，转瞬间虫子会从纱上出来。
鸡蛋一枚连壳烧成灰（研细），加醋一合，混合后温服，以鼻中出虫为有效，最严重的不过服用三枚，效果神奇。
小虾三十尾，去掉头、足和壳，与糯米饭一起研烂，隔着纱布贴在疮口上，另外用纱布罩住。一夜后解开查看，是小赤虫通过汤洗排出。
桃叶一斛，捣碎放入小口容器中，坐着熏蒸，虫子会自行排出。
苦参末二两，装入猪肚中，缝合煮熟，取出药渣。先饿一天，次日早晨先喝一盏清水，然后吃这个猪肚，可以防止蛀牙。
白芍、苦参……（原文此处似有残缺或排版错误，结合上下文推测可能涉及眉落声变等症的治疗，但根据前文逻辑及常见方义，此处“白芍”、“苦”单独列出且无明确配伍描述，暂按原文字面处理，若视为独立药材则提取；若视为病症描述则需结合语境。鉴于前文“眉落声变”后有具体方剂，此处“白芍 苦”极可能是排版错乱或截断。但在实体提取时，仅提取明确出现的词。注：原文“不蛀 白芍 苦”段与前文“苦参末...”段似乎被错误拼接。根据常规古籍整理，此处应分开。前一段结束于“不蛀”，后接“白芍”等。但看下文“眉落声变...”，中间夹杂的“白芍 苦”若无主语谓语，难以构成完整句子。然而，任务要求忠实原文。此处“白芍”和“苦”作为药材名出现。）*修正：仔细阅读原文，“苦参末...食之，不蛀”是一句。“白芍 苦”三字孤立，且后接“眉落声变...”。通常“白芍”是药，“苦”可能是味或药名简称。但在本段上下文中，它们没有明确的动词关联。不过，在中医文本中，有时会出现罗列药味的情况。考虑到“白芍”是明确药材，“苦”若指“苦参”或其他苦味药，因前文已提苦参，此处单字“苦”较模糊。但为了完整性，若必须提取，"白芍"是确定的。"苦"作为单字药材名较少见，除非特指某药。此处暂不强行将“苦”归为独立药材，除非有上下文支持。再看下一段“眉落声变...”，这是新的症状描述。因此，“白芍”和“苦”夹在中间，极有可能是上一段“苦参”相关的残留或排版错误，或者是另一方的简写。鉴于“白芍”明确，提取之。“苦”字过于宽泛，暂不提取为特定实体，或视为形容词。* *再次审视：原文“苦参末...食之，不蛀”后换行“白芍 苦”。这很可能是OCR错误或原书排版问题。在很多版本中，这里可能是“白芍、苦参”等。但既然只能基于给定文本，我将提取“白芍”。“苦”字单独存在，无法确定具体指代，故不提取。*
眉落、声音改变，用预知子、雄黄各二两研成末。用乳香三两，同水一斗，在银锅中煎至五升，加入上述两种药末熬制，约一、二升，其病自愈。
Take one handful of the eastward-growing root of *Punica granatum* (pomegranate), wash and chop it, add three sheng of water, and decoct until half a bowl remains. Take warm on an empty stomach during the wu geng period (3-5 AM). By the next morning, a large mass of worms will be expelled, permanently eliminating the root cause.
Heart pain like stabbing, with spitting of clear saliva, indicates roundworms (*Ascaris lumbricoides*). Use one sheng of white mugwort (*Artemisia argyi*), add three sheng of water, boil down to one sheng, and take orally to induce vomiting of worms. Alternatively, crush fresh mugwort to extract juice and drink it.
Three sheng of hemp seed kernel (*Cannabis sativa* seed) and eight sheng of the eastward-growing root of *Zanthoxylum bungeanum* (Sichuan pepper tree) are soaked in water. Take two sheng daily; by night, the worms will be discharged.
For white worms in the abdomen, decoct purslane (*Portulaca oleracea*) in water to make one bowl. Mix with salt and vinegar and consume on an empty stomach. After a short while, the white worms will naturally exit.
Apply raw sesame oil residue externally, wrapped in cotton cloth; worms will be expelled.
Take one handful of the white bark of *Melia azedarach* (chinaberry) root (chopped and dried over fire), add a small amount of musk (*Moschus*), and decoct in two bowls of water until one bowl remains. Drink on an empty stomach to expel red-colored worms resembling roundworms.
For ulcerative eye disease (eye malnutrition) caused by worms, chew leaves of *Rubus idaeus* (raspberry), retain the juice, place it in a tube, cover the eyes with soap gauze, and drip the juice onto the lower eyelid margin. In an instant, worms will emerge from the gauze.
Burn one egg (with shell) to ash (and grind), mix with one he of vinegar, and take warm. Expulsion of worms from the nose indicates efficacy. For severe cases, no more than three eggs are needed; this is highly effective.
Take thirty small shrimp, remove heads, feet, and shells, mash with glutinous rice until smooth, apply to the sore through gauze, and cover with another layer of gauze. After one night, remove and inspect; small red worms will be washed out.
One hu of peach leaves, crushed and placed in a narrow-mouthed vessel, sit over it for fumigation; worms will self-expel.
Two liang of powdered *Sophora flavescens* (kushen) are stuffed into a pig’s stomach, sewn shut, boiled until cooked, and the medicinal residue removed. Fast for one day. The next morning, drink one cup of clear water first, then eat the pig’s stomach. This prevents dental caries.
White peony root (*Paeonia lactiflora*)... [Text fragment]
Eyebrow loss and voice changes: Use two liang each of *Vincetoxicum hirundinaria* (pre-knowledge root) and realgar (arsenic sulfide), ground into powder. Take three liang of frankincense (*Boswellia carterii*), decoct with one dou of water in a silver pot until five sheng remain. Add the two powders and simmer until approximately one or two sheng remain; the condition will heal itself.
Three qian each of powdered *Phellodendron amurense* (phellodendron bark) and ash of *Gleditsia sinensis* (Chinese honeylocust thorn) are mixed evenly. Take with wine on an empty stomach to expel worms without harming the body. Consume white congee for two to three days, followed by qi-tonifying herbs.