夫眼之内。两头皆赤有息肉者。宜钩起。以铍针割取令尽。如未全尽。可再取之。以尽为度。或以镰。或以细针以
线穿。用口衔定线头牵起。以铍针折起，令离黑珠，向日割之。割了以火熨。令断其势。即不再生，不然则二三年仍前
发动。生者粘睛不落。则云难疗∶须审细察之。绝浓者入水轮。即以细针篦子折起，勿使损掣瞳人。切须稳当。不得粗
心大胆，瞳人前薄不易伤损。凡钩割取。用针不得在旦，旦则腹空。即晕闷便倒，须用人扶头，若有此疾。皆是虚弱之
人。宜缓缓调理。但凡钩针。不得一时促急取之。须自斟酌。渐次镰脱遮。无晕闷之患也。若有赤脉 肉。宜针镰也。
可看所患相应。大宜仔细。不可潦草便用此法。恐有侵睛肿疼之患。慎之慎之。
夫眼之圣功莫大焉，且如眼生黑花者，如不患眼相似。何以辨之。切须仔细。看瞳人生黑角五六分者。乃真黑花也，
此疾因损虚房室得之。若瞳人间微小生黑角气。黑花也，因饥饱劳心得之。若热花者。只白晕侵睛。可辨也。若眼中生
翳者。从上生下者难治也。自下而上者亦易治。若头尾生者亦可治也。大凡肉障之眼。宜仔细详审缓看，瞳人间里有白
者。是肉障也。凡五风患候者。瞳人间尽是也。此证切须缓缓推详。使患者复旧也。
眼睛内部，两头（内外眼角）发红且有息肉的，应当用钩法将其挑起，用铍针割除使其干净。如果未能完全去除，可以再次进行，以彻底清除为限度。或者使用镰刀，或者用细针穿上线，用口衔住线头牵起，用铍针折起，使其离开黑珠（瞳孔/晶状体区域），对着日光进行切割。切割完毕后用火熨烫，以截断其生长之势，这样就不会再生，否则二三年后仍会复发。长出的息肉若粘连在眼球上不掉下来，就称为难治之症：必须仔细审查。病情严重的侵入水轮（瞳孔），就用细针篦子将其折起，不要损伤和牵拉瞳人（瞳孔）。务必稳妥得当，不得粗心大胆，因为瞳人前方组织薄，容易受伤损坏。凡是进行钩割取除操作，不能在早晨进行，因为早晨空腹，容易导致头晕昏闷甚至跌倒，需要有人扶持头部。如果有此类疾病，都是身体虚弱的人，应当慢慢调理。凡是使用钩针，不能一时急促地取除，必须自行斟酌，逐渐镰脱遮蔽物，以避免出现晕闷的祸患。如果有赤脉肉（血管增生的肉赘），适宜用针镰治疗。要看患病部位是否相应，非常仔细地对待，不可潦草地便使用此法，恐怕有侵及眼球、肿胀疼痛的祸患。谨慎啊，谨慎啊。
眼睛的治疗功效没有比这更大的了，况且如眼中生出黑花（飞蚊症或眼底病变引起的黑影），看起来好像没患眼病一样。如何辨别呢？必须仔细查看，看瞳孔中生出黑色角状物五六分的，才是真正的黑花。这种病是因为房事过度亏损虚损而得的。如果瞳孔间微小处生出黑色气态物，也是黑花，是因为饥饱失常、劳心所得。如果是热花，只有白色晕影侵入眼球，可以辨别。如果眼中生翳（角膜云翳或白内障等），从上往下长的难治，从下往上长的也容易治。如果从头到尾生长的也可以治疗。大凡患有肉障（睑裂斑或翼状胬肉等遮挡视线的肉质增生）的眼睛，应仔细详细审视并缓慢观察，瞳孔中间里有白色的，是肉障。凡是五风（青风、绿风、乌风、黄风、黑风）病患的症状，瞳孔间尽是这些表现。此证必须慢慢推究详察，使患者恢复旧观。
Inside the eye, if both ends (inner and outer canthi) are red with polyps present, they should be hooked up and excised completely using a Pi needle (Biphen, 铍针). If not entirely removed, it may be repeated until fully cleared. Alternatively, use a sickle or thread a fine needle, hold the thread end in the mouth to pull it up, fold it back with a Pi needle to separate it from the Heizhu (Black Pearl, referring to the pupil/cornea area), and cut it under sunlight. After cutting, cauterize with fire to stop its growth potential, preventing recurrence; otherwise, it will flare up again in two or three years. If the grown tissue adheres to the eyeball and does not fall off, it is considered difficult to treat: careful examination is required. Severe cases invade the Shuilun (Water Wheel, referring to the pupil), so use a fine needle comb to lift it carefully, avoiding damage or traction on the Tongren (Pupil). One must be steady and safe, never careless or bold, as the area anterior to the pupil is thin and easily injured. For any hooking or cutting procedures, do not perform them in the morning when the stomach is empty, as this may cause dizziness, fainting, or collapse; someone should support the patient's head. Patients requiring such conditions are generally weak and should be regulated gradually. When using hook needles, do not act hastily; one must exercise judgment and gradually remove the obstruction to avoid dizziness or fainting. If there are red vessels and fleshy growths, acupuncture and sickling are suitable. Observe whether the affected area corresponds appropriately; handle with extreme care and do not apply this method casually, lest it cause invasion of the eyeball, swelling, and pain. Be cautious, be cautious.
The efficacy of treating eyes is unparalleled. For instance, when black flowers (Heihua, referring to floaters or vitreous opacities) appear in the eye, it may seem like no eye disease exists. How to distinguish it? Careful observation is essential. If black angular spots measuring five or six fen appear within the pupil, these are true Heihua. This condition arises from deficiency due to excessive sexual activity. If minute black qi-like formations appear between the pupils, they are also Heihua, caused by irregular eating and mental overexertion. If "hot flowers" occur, only white halos invading the eyeball are visible, which can be distinguished. If nebulae (Yi, corneal opacities or cataracts) form in the eye, those growing from top to bottom are difficult to treat, while those growing from bottom to top are easier. Those growing from head to tail are also treatable. Generally, for eyes with Rouzhang (Fleshy Obstruction, referring to pterygium or similar obstructions), careful and slow examination is needed. If whiteness appears within the pupil, it indicates Rouzhang. In all cases of Wufeng (Five Winds: Qing, Lv, Wu, Huang, Hei winds), the symptoms manifest entirely within the pupil area. This condition requires slow and detailed deduction to restore the patient to health.