上用鸡屎白如枣大，酒半盏和，灌口鼻中佳。
上有梁上尘，如大豆许，以小竹筒时吹两耳两鼻，即活。
上用屎灌鼻口眼耳中，并捉头发一撮如鼻管大，掣之立活。
上以蓝青汁灌之，立活。
上以绢紧绞身体令坚，以车牛载行三十里许，使人于车上行踏肩引发如前。
上取大瓮覆地，以溺死人腹伏瓮上，以微火于瓮下燃之，正对死人心下，须臾死人心下
瓮暖，口中水出尽苏，勿令过热。
上取不蛀皂角为细末，以葱白汁或枣幅和丸，如枣核大，内下部中，其水自出效。
上法倒垂死人，以好酒灌鼻中，及灌鼻部，或醋灌鼻中亦得。
上倒卧沥却水，便于肚上多者灰掩之，仍以皂角末吹两鼻中，即活。
上以锻石壅之，捏下部中水出尽即活。一言以绵里锻石纳下部中。
凡人溺水者，救上岸，即将牛一头，却令溺水之人将肚横覆在牛背上，两边用人扶策，
徐徐牵牛而行，以出腹内之水。如醒即以苏合香丸之类，或老姜擦牙。若无牛，以活人于长
板凳上仰卧，却令溺水人如前法，将肚抵活人身上，水出即活，仍灸脐中百壮。
上先用人抱定，令头微仰，用口于鼻中吸出黄水，却先用绵絮温其下体及食囊处即活，
如无绵絮，可用灰数十箩，通体埋盖，只留面在外，令头仰，亦可活。
取鸡屎白，大小如枣核，用半盏酒调和，灌入患者的口鼻中，效果良好。
取屋檐上的灰尘，用量如大豆般大小，用小竹筒不时吹入患者的双耳和双鼻孔中，患者即可苏醒。
取人粪灌入患者的鼻腔、口腔、眼睛和耳朵中，同时揪住一撮头发，粗细如鼻管，用力牵拉，患者立即苏醒。
取蓝靛汁灌入患者口中，患者立即苏醒。
取松子油放入患者口中，使其咽下，患者即可苏醒，此法也可用于治疗溺死。
用绢布紧紧绞勒患者的身体，使其僵硬，然后用车或牛载着患者行走约三十里，让人在车上踩踏并像前面所述那样牵引肩部，以排出体内积水。
取一个大瓮倒扣在地上，让溺死者腹部伏在瓮上，在瓮下用微火燃烧，正对死者心窝下方。片刻后，若感到瓮下变暖，口中积水流出，患者即苏醒，注意不要过热。
取不蛀的皂角研成细末，用葱白汁或枣肉调和制成丸药，大小如枣核，塞入患者肛门内，体内积水自然流出，即可见效。
将溺死者倒吊起来，用优质酒灌入其鼻腔及鼻部周围，或用醋灌入鼻腔也可以。
将溺死者倒置，沥干水分，然后在肚子上覆盖较多的灰烬，同时将皂角末吹入双鼻孔中，患者即可苏醒。
用锻石（烧制过的石灰）堵塞患者肛门，捏压肛门部位使积水排尽，患者即可苏醒。另一种说法是将包裹在棉絮中的锻石纳入肛门内。
凡是溺水者，救上岸后，立即找一头牛，让溺水者腹部横覆在牛背上，两边有人扶持策应，慢慢牵牛行走，以排出腹内积水。如果患者苏醒，可服用苏合香丸等药物，或用老姜擦拭牙齿。如果没有牛，可以让一个活人仰卧在长板凳上，让溺水者按前述方法，将腹部抵在活人身上，待水排出后即可苏醒，并灸脐中穴一百壮。
先由人抱住患者，令其头部微微仰起，用口从鼻腔中吸出黄水，然后先用温热的棉絮温暖其下身及阴囊部位，患者即可苏醒。如果没有棉絮，可用数十箩灰烬将全身埋盖，只露出面部，令头部仰起，亦可苏醒。
Take the white part of chicken feces, in an amount the size of a jujube pit, mix with half a cup of wine, and instill into the patient's mouth and nose; this is effective.
Take dust from the roof beams, in an amount the size of a soybean, and use a small bamboo tube to intermittently blow it into both ears and nostrils of the patient; the patient will revive immediately.
Instill human feces into the patient's nasal cavity, oral cavity, eyes, and ears. Simultaneously, grasp a tuft of hair, thick as a nasal tube, and pull firmly; the patient will revive immediately.
Instill indigo juice (from *Indigofera tinctoria*) into the patient's mouth; the patient will revive immediately.
Place pine nut oil (*Pinus* seed oil) into the patient's mouth and allow them to swallow; the patient will revive. This method is also applicable for treating drowning.
Tightly bind the patient's body with silk cloth until it becomes rigid. Then, transport the patient by cart or ox for about thirty *li*. Have people walk on the cart and pull the shoulders as described previously to expel water from the abdomen.
Place a large earthenware jar upside down on the ground. Position the drowning victim with their abdomen resting on the jar. Light a gentle fire underneath the jar, directly opposite the victim's heart region. After a short while, if the area under the jar warms up and water flows out of the mouth, the patient will revive. Ensure the temperature does not become too high.
Take non-boring soap pod (*Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus*), grind it into a fine powder, and mix with juice of green onion bulb (*Allii fistulosi Bulbus*) or jujube flesh to form pills the size of a jujube pit. Insert the pill into the anus; water will naturally flow out, and the patient will recover.
Hang the drowning victim upside down. Instill good-quality wine into the nasal cavity and around the nose, or instill vinegar into the nasal cavity; either is acceptable.
Invert the victim to drain the water. Cover the abdomen generously with ash. Additionally, blow soap pod powder (*Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus* powder) into both nostrils; the patient will revive.
Apply calcined lime (*Calcitum*) to occlude the anus. Press the anal region to ensure all water is expelled; the patient will revive. Alternatively, insert calcined lime wrapped in cotton into the anus.
For any drowning victim rescued from the water, immediately find an ox. Place the victim's abdomen transversely across the ox's back, with assistants supporting both sides. Lead the ox slowly to facilitate the expulsion of water from the abdomen. If the patient regains consciousness, administer pills such as *Suhe Xiang Wan* (Styrax Pill) or rub the teeth with old ginger root (*Zingiberis Rhizoma Recens*). If no ox is available, have a living person lie supine on a long bench. Position the drowning victim so that their abdomen rests against the living person's body, as described above. Once water is expelled, the patient will revive. Additionally, moxibustion should be applied to the umbilicus (*Shenque*, CV8) with one hundred moxa cones.
First, have someone hold the victim securely, tilting the head slightly backward. Use your mouth to suction yellow fluid from the nasal cavity. Then, warm the lower body and scrotal region using warm cotton wadding; the patient will revive. If cotton wadding is unavailable, cover the entire body with dozens of baskets of ash, leaving only the face exposed, with the head tilted backward; revival is also possible.