中煤炭毒者，一时闷倒，不救杀人
（《言瑶方》）。急用新汲清水灌之。
中煤毒昏晕恶心跌倒，急移在风凉处所，咸菜水灌之。
闭口椒食之，令人身冷，吐白沫欲绝（《金匮方》）。地浆水饮之，即解。
桐油入咽，令人发吐不止。（《秘方》）。急饮热酒即解。
误吞田螺，鲠喉不下，死在须臾活鸭以水灌于鸭子喉中，少顷将鸭倒悬，令
鸭吐出涎水，与患者服之，其螺自化。
误吞桃李不下 狗骨煮汁，摩头上即下。
又方 以少许水，灌小儿头，承其水与饮之，即下。
验方 隔年灶糖食之，自化。
又方 香油煎滚，温服即下。
验方 急吞生鸡蛋二个，不可嚼，次日即裹出之。
蜈蚣误入咽喉中咬之垂死 生公鸡热血灌入喉中，蜈蚣即出。
人喉中似有物行动，吐痰则痛更甚，身上皮肤开裂，有水流出，目红肿而又不痛，
足如斗肿而又可行，真绝世莫辨之证。此乃人食生菜，有蜈蚣在叶上，不知而食之，
乃生蜈蚣于胃口之上，入胃则胃痛，上喉则喉痛，饥则痛更甚也。方用鸡一只煮熟，
五香调治，芬馥之气逼人，乘人睡熟，将鸡列在病患口边，则蜈蚣自然外走，倘有
蜈蚣走出，立时拿住，不可让其仍进口中，或一条或数条，出尽自愈。大约喉间无物
走动，则无蜈蚣矣。然后用全肤汤∶茯苓三两，黄 、当归、薏仁各一两，白芍五
钱，生甘草二钱，荆芥、陈皮各一钱，防风五分，水煎服，十剂则皮肤之裂自愈，而
双足如斗亦消矣。盖蜈蚣在上焦，非药食能杀，因药下喉即至胃中，而蜈蚣却在胃
口之上，故不能杀之也，所以引其外出，然后用药调治其气血自愈。皮肤开裂者，乃
蜈蚣毒瓦斯盘踞肺边，肺主皮毛，故皮肤开裂。足如斗者，足乃肾之部位，肺居上为
肾之母，母病则子亦病，然肾水终是不乏，而毒瓦斯留于肾部，故足之皮大而浮，非骨
之病也，所以能走也。眼属肝，肝受肺气之毒熏蒸，故红肿也。（《秘录》）
中煤炭毒的人，会突然昏倒，若不及时救治就会致死（《言瑶方》）。紧急情况下，要用刚打来的清水灌服。
中了煤毒导致昏晕、恶心并跌倒的人，要迅速将其移到通风凉爽的地方，用咸菜水灌服。
闭口含食花椒，会导致身体发冷，呕吐白沫，气息微弱近乎死亡（《金匮方》）。饮用“地浆水”即可解毒。
桐油咽下，会让人持续呕吐不止（《秘方》）。紧急饮用热酒即可解毒。
误吞田螺，卡在喉咙无法咽下，片刻间即可致死。取一只活鸭，向鸭喉中灌水，过了一会儿将鸭子倒悬，让鸭子吐出涎水，给患者服用，田螺自然化解。
误吞李子或桃子，卡在喉咙不下。用狗骨煮汁，涂抹在患者头上，异物即可下行。
另一方法：用少量水浇灌小儿头部，承接流下的水给患者喝下，异物即可下行。
验方：将象牙刮成粉末，撒在刚打来的清水面上，让患者吸入即可下行。
验方：食用隔年的灶糖，异物自会化解。
另一方法：将香油煎至沸腾，温服后异物即可下行。
验方：猪牙烧成粉末一钱，用开水调服。
头发缠绕喉咙吐不出来：取自己的乱发烧成的灰，用开水调服一钱。
验方：紧急吞下两个生鸡蛋，不要咀嚼，第二天鸡蛋会将异物包裹排出。
蜈蚣误入咽喉咬人，导致垂死：将生公鸡的热血灌入喉中，蜈蚣即被排出。
人喉咙里感觉有东西在活动，吐痰时疼痛加剧，身上皮肤开裂并有水流出，眼睛红肿但不痛，双脚像斗一样肿胀但还能行走，这是极其罕见难以辨别的证候。这是因为人吃了生菜，叶子上有蜈蚣，不知情而吃下，于是胃上方生出蜈蚣。进入胃则胃痛，上至喉咙则喉痛，饥饿时疼痛更剧烈。方子用一只鸡煮熟，用五种香料调味，香气逼人，趁病人熟睡时，将鸡放在病人嘴边，蜈蚣自然会向外爬走。如果有蜈蚣爬出，立即抓住，不要让它们重新入口中，无论一条还是多条，排尽后自愈。大约喉咙间没有东西走动，就说明没有蜈蚣了。然后用全肤汤：茯苓三两，黄芩、当归、薏苡仁各一两，白芍五钱，生甘草二钱，荆芥、陈皮各一钱，防风五分，水煎服，十剂后皮肤开裂自愈，双脚如斗的肿胀也会消退。因为蜈蚣在上焦，药物和食物无法杀死它，因为药一下喉就到了胃中，而蜈蚣却在胃的上方，所以不能杀死它，因此引导它外出，然后再用药调理气血，病体自愈。皮肤开裂，是因为蜈蚣的毒气盘踞在肺边，肺主皮毛，所以皮肤开裂。脚像斗一样肿，是因为脚是肾的部位，肺居上为肾之母，母病则子亦病，然而肾水终究不缺乏，毒气留在肾部，所以脚的皮大而浮肿，并非骨头有病，所以还能行走。眼睛属于肝，肝受肺气中毒气熏蒸，所以红肿。（《秘录》）
Those poisoned by coal dust may suddenly faint and die if not rescued promptly (Yan Yao Fang). Immediately administer fresh, drawn water.
For those suffering from coal poisoning with dizziness, nausea, and collapse, quickly move them to a cool, ventilated place and administer brine water.
Swallowing Sichuan pepper while keeping the mouth closed causes body coldness, vomiting of white foam, and a critical condition resembling death (Jin Gui Fang). Drinking "earth slurry water" (Di Jiang Shui) will detoxify it.
Ingesting tung oil causes incessant vomiting (Secret Recipe). Immediately drinking hot wine will resolve it.
Accidentally swallowing a river snail that lodges in the throat can be fatal within moments. Take a live duck, pour water into its throat, wait a moment, then hang the duck upside down to let it vomit saliva. Administer this saliva to the patient; the snail will dissolve naturally.
Accidentally swallowing plums or peaches that lodge in the throat: Boil dog bones to make a decoction, apply it to the top of the head, and the object will descend.
Another method: Pour a small amount of water over a child's head, catch the runoff, and give it to the patient to drink; the object will descend.
Empirical Formula: Scrape ivory into powder, sprinkle it on the surface of fresh drawn water, and have the patient inhale it; the object will descend.
Empirical Formula: Eat aged stove sugar (Zao Tang); the object will dissolve naturally.
Another method: Boil sesame oil until bubbling, take it warm; the object will descend.
Empirical Formula: Burn pig teeth into powder (1 qian), mix with boiling water, and take orally.
Hair entangled in the throat unable to be expelled: Ash from one's own disordered hair, mixed with boiling water (1 qian), taken orally.
Empirical Formula: Swallow two raw eggs urgently without chewing; the next day, the egg will wrap around and expel the object.
Centipede accidentally entering the throat and biting, causing near-death: Pour fresh blood from a live rooster into the throat; the centipede will exit.
A sensation of movement in the throat, worsened pain upon expectoration, skin cracking with fluid exudation, red and swollen eyes without pain, and feet swollen like a bucket but still ambulatory constitute an extremely rare and difficult-to-diagnose syndrome. This occurs because one ate raw vegetables containing a centipede unknowingly. The centipede then generates above the stomach opening. Entering the stomach causes stomach pain; ascending to the throat causes throat pain; hunger exacerbates the pain. The prescription uses one chicken, boiled and seasoned with five spices, emitting a pungent aroma. While the patient sleeps, place the chicken near their mouth; the centipede will naturally crawl out. If any centipedes emerge, capture them immediately to prevent re-entry. Whether one or several, once expelled, self-healing occurs. Generally, if nothing moves in the throat, there are no centipedes. Thereafter, use Quanfu Decoction (All-Skin Decoction): Poria (Fu Ling) 3 liang, Scutellariae Radix (Huang Qin), Angelicae Sinensis Radix (Dang Gui), and Coicis Semen (Yi Yi Ren) each 1 liang, Paeoniae Radix Alba (Bai Shao) 5 qian, Raw Glycyrrhizae Radix (Sheng Gan Cao) 2 qian, Schizonepetae Spica (Jing Jie) and Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium (Chen Pi) each 1 qian, Saposhnikoviae Radix (Fang Feng) 0.5 qian. Decoct in water and take orally. After ten doses, skin cracks heal, and foot swelling subsides. Since the centipede is in the Upper Jiao, it cannot be killed by medicine or food, as medicines reach the stomach upon swallowing, while the centipede remains above the stomach opening. Thus, it must be guided out first, followed by herbal regulation of Qi and Blood for self-healing. Skin cracking results from centipede toxic fumes lodging beside the Lung; since the Lung governs skin and hair, the skin cracks. Foot swelling resembles a bucket because the feet correspond to the Kidney region. The Lung resides above and is the Mother of the Kidney; when the Mother is ill, the Child suffers. However, Kidney Water is ultimately sufficient, so the toxic fumes remain in the Kidney region, causing large, floating skin swelling rather than bone disease, allowing ambulation. Eyes belong to the Liver; redness and swelling occur due to toxic fumes from Lung Qi steaming the Liver (Mi Lu).