集验方∶主鳖症及心腹宿症，及卒得症。以白雌鸡屎，无多少，小便和之，于器中，火上熬
令燥，末，服方寸匕，多
服不限度。以膏熬饭饲弥佳。又方∶治遗尿。取雄鸡肠烧末，三指撮朝报暮愈。又方∶治尿
床。鸡 一具，并肠服之。
男雌女雄。又方∶治汤火烧疮。熟鸡子一十个
上，永除瘢痕。古今录验主
肿大如斗。取鸡翅毛，其毛一孔生两毛者佳。左肿取左翅，右肿取右翅，双肿取两边翅，并
烧灰研。饮服。又
虫攻心脐如刺，口吐清水。鸡子一枚，开头去黄，以好漆内壳中合和，仰头吞之，虫出。又
方∶治茎中淋石。取屎白日
中半干，熬令香，末，以路浆、饭饮服方寸匕。兵部手
孔，合咬处，立瘥。广济方∶
主咽喉塞，鼻中疮出及干呕头痛，食不下。生鸡子一颗，开头取白去黄，着米酢拌， 火顿
沸，起擎下沸定，更顿三度
成就
录∶
伤。以鸡子七枚纳井中令极冷，破吞之。又方∶治小儿心腹胸胁烦满欲死。
烧鸡子壳，末，酒服方寸匕。又方∶治小儿下血。雌鸡翅下血，服之。又方∶小儿头身诸
烧卵壳研，和猪脂敷
之。又方∶儿头上疮，及白秃
又方∶小儿鹅口不乳。烧
鸡黄皮，末，乳和服。又方∶妊娠下血不止，名曰漏胎。鸡肝，细锉，以酒一升，和服。
产宝产后小便不禁。以屎烧
作灰，空心酒服方寸匕。又方∶治妒乳及痈肿。鸡屎末，服方寸匕
治乳头破裂。方∶同。杨氏
产乳妊娠不得食。鸡子、干鲤鱼合食，则令儿患疮，妊娠不得鸡肉与糯米合食，令儿多寸白。
谭氏方∶小儿卒惊，似有
痛处，而不知疾状。
取雄鸡冠血，临儿口上滴少许，瘥。又方∶小儿急丹胤不止，以鸡子白和赤小豆末敷之。治
痢生鸡子一个，连纸一
幅，乌梅十个有肉者。取鸡子白摊遍连纸，晒干，拓作四重，包撮乌梅，安熨斗中，用白炭
火烧烟欲尽，取出以盏碗盖
覆候冷，研令极细，入水银粉少许，和匀。如大人患分为二服，小儿分三服，不拘赤白痢，
空心井花水调服，如觉脏腑
微有疏利，更不须再服。
衍义曰∶丹雄鸡，今言赤鸡者是也，盖以毛色言之。巽为鸡为风，鸡鸣于五更者，日将
至巽位，感动其气而鸣也。
体有风，人故不可食。《经》所着其用甚备。产后血晕、身痉直、带眼
上牵、急不知人。取子一枚，
去壳，厘清，以荆芥末二钱调服，遂安。仍根据次调治。若无他疾，则不须。治甚敏捷，乌鸡
子尤善。《经》、《注》皆不言鸡发风。今体有风，人食之无不发作；为鸡为巽，信可验矣。
食鸡者当审慎。
《集验方》：主治鳖瘕（腹中结块，状如鳖）及心腹部陈旧的积块，以及突然发作的瘕病。用白色雌鸡的粪便，用量不限，与小便混合，放入容器中，在火上熬煮至干燥，研成细末，每次服用一方寸匕，多服没有严格限制。用膏脂煎饭喂食效果更佳。另一个方子：治疗遗尿。取雄鸡的肠子烧成炭后研末，每次取三指撮的量，早晨和晚上各服一次即可痊愈。又一个方子：治疗尿床。将一只雌鸡连同肠子一起煮熟服用。（注：此处原文“男雌女雄”疑为传抄错误或特定语境下的性别对应说明，按常规理解即使用雌鸡）。又一个方子：治疗汤火烫伤。用十个熟鸡蛋的蛋黄，可永久去除瘢痕。
《古今录验》：主治身体肿大如斗大。取鸡翅上的毛，其中一孔生出两根毛的为佳。左侧肿胀取左翅毛，右侧肿胀取右翅毛，双侧肿胀取两边翅膀的毛，全部烧成灰后研磨。用水送服。又治虫邪攻冲心脐部位，疼痛如针刺，口吐清水。取鸡蛋一枚，敲开顶端去掉蛋黄，将优质生漆填入蛋壳内调和，仰头吞下，虫体即可排出。又一个方子：治疗尿道中的结石。取白天晒至半干的鸡屎，熬至有香味，研成末，用路边的浆水或米汤送服一方寸匕。兵部手方：将患处咬合处敷上（原文此处似有缺漏，意指敷药），立即痊愈。
《广济方》：主治咽喉堵塞感、鼻中疮疡流出以及干呕头痛、饮食不下。取生鸡蛋一颗，敲开顶端取出蛋清去掉蛋黄，加入米醋搅拌，用火煮沸，提起离火待冷却，再煮沸，如此重复三次制成。
《古今录验》：主治烫伤。用七枚鸡蛋放入井水中使其极冷，打破后吞服。又一个方子：治疗小儿心腹胸胁烦闷胀满，痛苦欲死。烧鸡子壳，研成末，用酒送服一方寸匕。又一个方子：治疗小儿便血。取雌鸡翅膀下的血服用。又一个方子：治疗小儿头部和身体的各种疮疡。将孵过卵的蛋壳研碎，与猪脂混合外敷。又一个方子：治疗小儿头上的疮疡及白秃疮。又一个方子：治疗小儿鹅口疮导致不能吸吮乳汁。烧鸡黄皮，研成末，用乳汁调和后服用。又一个方子：治疗妊娠期间下血不止，称为漏胎。取鸡肝，细细切碎，用一升酒调和后服用。
《产宝》：治疗产后小便失禁。将鸡屎烧成灰，空腹时以酒送服一方寸匕。又一个方子：治疗妒乳（乳汁郁积不通）及痈肿。服用鸡屎末一方寸匕。治疗乳头破裂的方子与此相同。
杨氏方：指出妊娠期间不得食用鸡肉与糯米同食，否则会导致胎儿患有多发性寸白虫（绦虫）。
谭氏方：治疗小儿突然受惊，似乎有疼痛之处，但不知具体病情。取雄鸡冠血，在婴儿嘴边滴少许，即可痊愈。又一个方子：治疗小儿急性丹毒蔓延不止，用鸡蛋清调和赤小豆末外敷。
治疗痢疾：取生鸡蛋一个，连同一幅纸，十个带肉的乌梅。将鸡蛋清摊涂在纸上，晒干，折叠成四层，包裹住乌梅，放在熨斗中，用白炭火烧至烟快要尽时取出，用碗盖住候冷，研磨至极细，加入少许水银粉，混合均匀。如果成人患病分两次服用，小儿分三次服用，不分赤痢或白痢，空腹时用井花水调服。如果觉得脏腑微微通畅，就不需要再服。
《衍义》说：丹雄鸡，现在所说的红鸡就是它，这是从羽毛颜色而言的。八卦中巽卦代表鸡和风，鸡在五更天鸣叫，是因为太阳即将升起，处于巽位，感应了那里的风气而鸣叫。鸡体内含有风邪，所以人不可多吃。《本草经》中记载其药用价值非常完备。对于产后血晕、身体痉挛挺直、眼睛上翻牵引、急症神志不清等症状，取鸡蛋一枚，去壳，澄清蛋白，用荆芥末二钱调服，随即安定。之后仍根据后续情况调理。如果没有其他疾病，则不需要继续服药。治疗非常敏捷，乌鸡蛋尤其好。《本草经》及其注释都没有说鸡会引发风邪。但现在认为鸡体内有风，人吃了无不发作；因为鸡对应巽卦，这确实可以验证。吃鸡肉的人应当审慎。
*Ji Yan Fang*: Treats *bie zhen* (abdominal mass resembling a turtle) and old accumulations in the heart and abdomen, as well as sudden onset of *zhen* disease. Use white feces from a female chicken, in any amount, mix with urine, place in a vessel, and boil over fire until dry. Grind into powder, take one *cun bi* (a square-inch measure), there is no limit to excessive dosage. Feeding rice cooked with fat is even better. Another prescription: Treats enuresis. Take the intestine of a male chicken, burn to ash, grind into powder, take three finger-pinches morning and evening, cured. Another prescription: Treats bedwetting. Cook one female chicken whole including intestines and consume it. [Note: Text "male female female male" appears erroneous or context-specific]. Another prescription: Treats scalds and burns. Use ten yolks of boiled eggs, permanently removes scars.
*Gu Jin Lu Yan*: Treats massive swelling like a bucket. Take feathers from chicken wings; those where one pore produces two feathers are best. For left-side swelling, take left wing feathers; for right-side swelling, take right wing feathers; for bilateral swelling, take both sides' feathers. Burn to ash and grind. Take with water. Also treats worm attacks on the heart and umbilicus causing stabbing pain and spitting clear fluid. Take one egg, open top, remove yolk, fill shell with good lacquer, mix, swallow while tilting head back, worms will exit. Another prescription: Treats urinary calculi. Take chicken feces dried halfway in the sun, roast until fragrant, grind into powder, take one *cun bi* with road runoff water or rice drink. Military Department Hand Prescription: Apply to the bitten/affected area, immediate cure.
*Guang Ji Fang*: Treats throat obstruction, nasal sores with discharge, dry retching, headache, and inability to eat. Take one raw egg, open top, separate white from yolk, mix with rice vinegar, boil over fire, lift off heat to cool, repeat boiling three times to complete.
*Gu Jin Lu Yan*: Treats burns. Place seven eggs in a well water until extremely cold, break and swallow. Another prescription: Treats children's severe chest and abdominal fullness and distress. Burn eggshells, grind into powder, take with wine one *cun bi*. Another prescription: Treats pediatric hematochezia. Take blood from under the wing of a female chicken, consume. Another prescription: Treats various sores on the head and body of children. Crush hatched eggshells, mix with lard for external application. Another prescription: Treats head sores and tinea capitis (white baldness). Another prescription: Treats infant thrush preventing suckling. Burn chicken yolk membrane, grind into powder, mix with breast milk and administer. Another prescription: Treats persistent bleeding during pregnancy, termed *lou tai* (leaking fetus). Take chicken liver, finely chop, mix with one sheng of wine and consume.
*Chan Bao*: Treats postpartum urinary incontinence. Burn chicken feces to ash, take one *cun bi* with wine on an empty stomach. Another prescription: Treats *du ru* (milk stasis) and carbuncles/swellings. Consume chicken feces powder one *cun bi*. The prescription for cracked nipples is the same.
Yang Shi Prescription: States that pregnant women should not eat chicken and glutinous rice together, as this causes the child to develop tapeworms (*cun bai*).
Tan Shi Prescription: Treats sudden fright in children, who seem to have painful areas but cannot describe the condition. Take blood from the comb of a male chicken, drip a few drops near the child's mouth, cured. Another prescription: Treats acute spreading erysipelas in children that does not stop. Mix egg white with powdered red adzuki beans for topical application.
To treat dysentery: Take one raw egg, one piece of paper, and ten fleshy dark plums. Spread egg white over the paper, dry, fold into four layers, wrap the plums, place in an ironing pan, burn with white charcoal until smoke nearly ceases, remove, cover with a bowl to cool, grind to fine powder, add a small amount of calomel (mercurous chloride), mix well. If taken by adults, divide into two doses; if by children, divide into three doses. Regardless of bloody or non-bloody dysentery, take on an empty stomach mixed with spring well water. If slight bowel movement occurs, do not take further.
*Yan Yi* states: Dan Xiong Ji (Red Male Chicken), now referred to as red chickens, is named for its feather color. In the I Ching, Xun represents chicken and wind. Chickens crow at the fifth watch because the sun is approaching the Xun position, stimulating their qi to crow. The chicken body contains wind pathogenic factors, thus humans should not consume it excessively. The *Classic of Materia Medica* details its uses extensively. For postpartum blood fainting, body spasms and rigidity, eyes rolling upward, and sudden loss of consciousness, take one egg, remove shell, clarify the white, mix with two qian of Schizonepeta powder, administer, and the patient stabilizes. Subsequent treatment follows accordingly. If no other diseases exist, further medication is unnecessary. Treatment is very agile; black chicken eggs are especially effective. Neither the *Classic* nor its commentaries state that chicken induces wind. However, currently it is believed chicken contains wind, and consumption invariably triggers symptoms; since chicken corresponds to Xun, this can be verified. Those who eat chicken should exercise caution.