急救方∶痈疽无头，用新生鹅蛋壳烧灰存性，为末，醋调敷，立出脓血，妙。
奇效方∶犬伤日久发者，用鹅腿 骨 存性，研末掺之。
家宝方∶治喉症，用鹅喉气管一个，阴阳瓦炙黄色，冰片一分，共为细末，吹二、三次
愈。
治赤白带 家宝方∶取鹅水喉管 存性，研末，酒调临卧服之。
鹰条
百草镜∶鹰每日食雀时，连毛与食，肉化而毛不化，聚成一团，如芡实大，次早吐出，
收用
入药；纲目有鹰毛，无吐毛，故补之。 按∶鹰禀西方兑金之气，其性猛烈而窜捷，故余居
士以其头治眩晕，王焘以其粪治食哽，皆取其得庚辛锐气，一往无滞。反胃之症，食而复吐
，久积于胃，不能运化，故旋出，大概由于忧郁者居多，取此复吐之意，而又得其爽猛之性
为治，其义精矣。
治反胃， 存性研。医方集听∶查将军家传噎膈方，用牙乌洒出毛肘，即鹰吐鸟毛也。
要七
个，不可落地，用布接在架中，微火 燥为末服之，营内凡喂毛肘但在下午，次日天明即吐
出，最易得，不可使肘落地。落地则不验。
鹰条 本经逢原云∶鹰屎中化未尽之毛，谓之鹰条，入阴丹阳丹用，不特取其翮之善脱，
以
治难脱之病，并取屎中未化之羽，以消目中未脱之翳，可谓妙用。
《救生苦海》记载：治疗狗咬伤，用鹅屎外敷患处，可防止溃烂和疼痛。
《本草纲目》只记载了鹅屎治疗咽喉部“谷贼”（食物嵌顿或异物感）的功效。现在人们用它治疗小儿鹅口疮，效果非常显著。
《急救方》记载：对于没有脓头的痈疽，取新鲜的鹅蛋壳烧成灰但保留药性，研成细末，用醋调匀后外敷，能立即促使脓血排出，效果奇妙。
《奇效方》记载：治疗被狗咬伤后日久才发作的病症，取鹅腿骨烧炭存性，研成细末撒在伤口上。
《家宝方》记载：治疗喉症，取一个鹅的喉气管，在阴阳瓦上焙烤至黄色，加入一分冰片，共同研成细末，吹入咽喉二到三次即可痊愈。
《家宝方》记载：治疗赤白带下病，取鹅的水喉管烧炭存性，研成细末，用酒调服，于睡前服用。
鹰条
《百草镜》记载：鹰每天吃麻雀时，连毛带肉一起吃下去，肉消化了而毛不消化，聚集成一团，大小像芡实一样，第二天早晨吐出来，收集起来入药使用；《本草纲目》中只有鹰毛的记录，没有鹰吐毛的记录，因此此处予以补充。按语：鹰禀受西方兑金之气，其性情猛烈且行动敏捷，所以我的居士前辈用鹰头治疗眩晕，王焘用鹰粪治疗食哽，都是取其获得庚辛锐气、一往无滞的特性。反胃的症状，是食物吃下去后又吐出来，长期积存在胃里，无法运化，所以随即吐出，大概大多是由于忧郁所致，取鹰再次呕吐之意，并利用其爽猛的药性来治疗，其中的道理非常精妙。
治疗反胃，将鹰条烧炭存性后研末服用。《医方集听》记载：查将军家传的噎膈方，使用乌鸦洒出的毛肘，也就是鹰吐出的鸟毛团，需要七个，绝对不能落地，用布接在架子上，用微火烘干后研成细末服用。军营里凡是喂鹰毛肘都在下午进行，第二天天亮时鹰就会吐出，最容易得到，不能让毛肘落地。如果落地了，药效就不灵验。
鹰条 《本经逢原》记载：鹰屎中未完全消化的毛，称为鹰条，用于阴丹和阳丹的制作中，不仅取其羽毛善于脱落的特点，用来治疗难以脱落的病变，还取其粪便中未消化的羽毛，用来消除眼中未脱落的翳障，可以说是巧妙的运用。
*Jisheng Kuhai* records: To treat dog bites, apply goose feces topically to the wound to prevent ulceration and pain.
*Bencao Gangmu* (Compendium of Materia Medica) only records its use for treating "Gu Zei" in the throat (a sensation of food impaction or foreign body). Currently, people use it to treat oral thrush in children, with very effective results.
*Jijiu Fang* (Emergency Prescriptions) records: For carbuncles and sores without a head (abscesses lacking pus), take fresh goose eggshells, burn them to ash while preserving their medicinal properties, grind into fine powder, mix with vinegar, and apply topically. It will immediately induce the discharge of pus and blood, which is miraculous.
*Qixiao Fang* (Miraculous Effective Prescriptions) records: For conditions triggered by dog bites that manifest after a long period, take goose leg bones, calcine them to preserve their efficacy, grind into powder, and sprinkle on the wound.
*Baojia Fang* (Family Treasure Prescriptions) records: To treat throat disorders, take one goose trachea, roast it on a yin-yang tile until yellow, add 1 fen of borneol, grind both into a fine powder together, and insufflate into the throat two or three times to achieve a cure.
*Baojia Fang* (Family Treasure Prescriptions) records: To treat leukorrhea (white vaginal discharge) and metrorrhagia (red vaginal bleeding), take the goose's water trachea, calcine it to preserve efficacy, grind into powder, mix with wine, and take orally before bedtime.
Eagle Strands (Ying Tiao)
*Baicao Jing* (Mirror of Hundred Herbs) records: When eagles eat sparrows daily, they swallow them whole including feathers. The meat digests but the feathers do not, gathering into a mass the size of a Chinese chestnut (*Euryale ferox* seed). The eagle spits this out the next morning; collect it for medicinal use. *Bencao Gangmu* recorded eagle feathers but not eagle-spit strands, so this supplements that record. Commentary: The eagle inherits the Qi of the West Dui Metal element; its nature is fierce and agile. Therefore, my layman predecessor used the eagle's head to treat vertigo, and Wang Tao used eagle feces to treat food impaction, both taking advantage of its sharp Geng-Xin Qi and unobstructed flow. The symptom of regurgitation involves food being vomited up again after eating, accumulating in the stomach for a long time without being transformed, thus coming out immediately. This is mostly due to melancholy. Using the concept of the eagle vomiting again, combined with its brisk and fierce nature for treatment, the principle is profound.
To treat regurgitation, calcine the Eagle Strands, grind into powder, and take. *Yifang Jiting* (Collection of Medical Formulas Listening) records: General Zha's family secret prescription for dysphagia uses "Ya Wu Sa Chu Mao Zhou," which is the bird feather mass spat out by an eagle. Seven are required; they must not touch the ground. Catch them in a cloth placed on a rack, dry them over a mild fire, grind into powder, and take orally. In military camps, feeding eagles feather masses is done in the afternoon; the next morning at dawn, the eagle will spit them out, making them easy to obtain. Do not let the mass touch the ground. If it touches the ground, it loses efficacy.
Eagle Strands *Benjing Fengyuan* records: Feathers in eagle feces that have not been fully digested are called "Ying Tiao." They are used in Yin Dan and Yang Dan preparations. Not only do they utilize the property of feathers shedding easily to treat diseases involving difficult shedding, but they also utilize the undigested feathers in the feces to eliminate nebulae (opacities) in the eye that have not yet detached. This can be considered a clever application.