按婴儿之有痘患久矣。宋以来始有引痘一法。取痘苗吹入鼻孔。递入五脏。引毒以外出。可谓事捷而
功钜矣。然犹不能操券而万全。则尽美而未尽善焉。粤东有种牛痘法。自岛夷传入。其法
取牛痘以为苗。此盖考诸本草纲目见稀痘方。用白牛虱而有悟也。至其引法。则取手少
阳之经穴。一曰消烁。一曰清冷渊。按古针刺法。用尖刀拨开皮膜。将痘浆点入。满浆
脱痂。无不按其常期。亦永无再出之患。所以然者。痘毒秉于先天。深藏于肾。手少阳
三焦有气无形。与足少阴之肾气相通。内经云、少阳主肾所生病。又云、少阳属肾是也。
痘浆一从少阳经点入。即能直入肾经。引肾脏深藏之毒。还按手少阳之经穴而出。故痘
出之数。适与拨点之数相符。而不别生枝节。且不用方药。而小儿之饮食嬉戏如常。真
万不失一焉。此以视夫吹鼻之术。不更为尽美而尽善也哉。予莅任燕京。见是法而羡之。
因又虑其术无由广。特笔之书。以附圣经之末。使传于天下后世。是亦区区保赤之婆
心也夫。
（按金匮自二十三卷至二十五卷。前贤断为后人所续。删之不使朱紫之混。确有卓
识。然竟删之。恐嗜古者。有阙而不全之憾。不如姑存其说。以供参考。兹刻录其原文。
不加一字注解。以分别之。）
退五脏虚热。四时加减柴胡饮子方。
柴胡（八分） 白术（八分） 大腹槟榔（四枚并皮子用） 陈皮（五分） 生姜
（五分） 桔梗（七分）
以上冬三月柴胡稍多。
柴胡 陈皮 大腹槟榔 生姜 桔梗 枳实
以上春三月比冬减白术。增枳实。
柴胡 白术 大腹槟榔 陈皮 生姜 桔梗 枳实 甘草
以上夏三月比春多甘草。仍用白术。
柴胡 白术 大腹槟榔 陈皮 生姜 桔梗
以上秋三月同冬三月。惟陈皮稍多。
上各 咀。分为三帖。一帖以水三升。煎取二升。分温三服。如人行四五里进一服。
如四体壅。添甘草少
许。每帖分作三小帖。每小帖以水一升。煮取七合。温服。再合滓为一服。重煮。都成
四服。
长服诃黎勒丸方
诃黎勒（三两） 陈皮（三两） 浓朴（三两）
上三味。末之。炼蜜丸如梧子大。酒饮服二十丸。加至三十丸。
三物备急丸方
大黄（一两） 巴豆（一两去皮心熬外研如泥） 干姜（二两）
上药各须精新。先捣大黄干姜为末。研巴豆内中。合治一千杵。用为散。蜜和丸亦
佳。密器贮之。莫令泄气。主心腹诸卒暴百病。若中恶客忤。心腹胀满。卒痛如锥刺。
气急口噤。停尸卒死者。以暖水苦酒服大豆许三四丸。或不可下。捧头起灌令下咽。须
臾当瘥。如未瘥。更与三丸。当腹中鸣。即吐下便瘥。若口噤。亦须折齿灌之。
治伤寒令愈不复。紫石寒食散方。
紫石英（十分） 白石英（十分） 赤石脂（十分） 钟乳（ 十分） 栝蒌根（
十分） 防风（十分） 桔梗（十分） 文蛤（十分） 鬼臼（十分） 太乙余粮（十
分） 干姜 附子 桂枝（去皮各四分）
上十三味。杵为散。酒服方寸匕。
救卒死方
薤捣汁灌鼻中。
又方
雄鸡冠割取血。管吹内鼻中。
猪脂如鸡子大。苦酒一升。煮沸灌喉中。
鸡肝及血涂面上。以灰围四旁。立起。
大豆二七粒。以鸡子白并酒和。尽以吞之。
救卒死而壮热者方
矾石半斤。以水一斗半。煎消以渍脚。令没踝。
救卒死而目闭者方
骑牛临面。捣薤汁灌耳中。吹皂角末鼻中。立效。
救卒死而张口反折者方
灸手足两爪后十四壮。饮以五毒诸膏散。（有巴豆者）
救卒死而四肢不收失便者方
马屎一升。水三斗。煎取二斗以洗之。又取牛洞（稀粪也。）一升。温酒灌口中。
灸心下一寸。脐上三寸。脐下四
寸。各一百壮瘥。
救小儿卒死而吐利。不知是何病方。
狗屎一丸。绞取汁以灌之。无湿者。水煮干者取汁。
尸厥脉动而无气。气闭不通。故静而死也。治方。
菖蒲屑内鼻孔中。吹之。令人以桂屑着舌下。
又方
剔取左角发方寸。烧末酒和。灌令入喉。立起。
救卒死客忤死。还魂汤主之方。
麻黄（三两去节用） 杏仁（去皮尖十七个） 甘草（一两炙）
上三味。以水八升。煎取三升。去滓。分令咽之。通治诸感忤。
又方
韭根（一把） 乌梅（三七个） 吴茱萸（半升炒）
上三味。以水一斗煮之。以病患栉内中三沸。栉浮者生。沉者死。煮取三升。去滓
、分饮之。
救自缢死旦至暮。虽已冷。必可治。暮至旦。小难也。恐此当言阴气盛故也。然夏
时夜短于昼。又热。犹应可治。又云心下若微温者。一日以上。犹可治之方。
徐徐抱解。不得截绳。上下安被卧之。一人以脚踏其两肩。手少挽其发当弦弦勿纵
之。一人以手按揉胸上。数动之。一人摩捋臂胫屈伸之。若已僵。但渐渐强屈之。并按
其腹。如此一炊顷。气从口而出。呼吸眼开。而犹引按莫置。亦勿苦劳之。须臾可少与
桂枝汤。及粥清含与之。令濡喉。渐渐能咽。及稍止。若向令两人以管吹其两耳朵好。此
法最善。无不活者。
凡中 死。不可使得冷。得冷便死。疗之方。
屈草带绕 人脐。使三两人溺其中。令温。亦可用热泥和屈草。亦可扣瓦碗底及车
缸以着 人脐。令溺须得流去。此为道路穷卒无汤。当令溺其中。欲使多人溺。取令
温若汤。便可与之。不可泥及车缸。恐此物冷。 既在夏月。得热泥土。暖车缸。亦可
用也。
救溺死方
取灶中灰两石余。以埋人。从头至足。水出七孔。即活。尝试蝇子落水而死者。用灶
灰埋之自活。
治马坠及一切筋骨损方
大黄（一两切候汤成下） 绯帛（如手大烧灰） 乱发（如鸡子大烧灰） 久用炊
单布（一尺烧灰） 败蒲（一握三寸即蒲席也） 桃仁（四十九个去皮尖熬） 甘草（
如中指节炙锉）
上七味。以童子小便量多少煎汤成。内酒一大盏。次下大黄。去滓。分温三服。
先锉败蒲席半领。煎汤浴。衣被盖覆须臾。通利数行。痛楚立瘥。利及浴水赤。勿怪。
即瘀血也。
据考证，婴儿患痘症由来已久。自宋代起才出现了“引痘”这一方法。即将痘苗吹入鼻孔，使毒气依次传入五脏，引导毒素向外排出。这可以说是见效快且功效巨大的方法。然而，这种方法仍不能保证绝对安全、万无一失，可谓尽善尽美却未尽完善。广东地区有一种接种牛痘的方法，是从海外传入的。此法取用牛痘作为疫苗，这大概是参考了《本草纲目》中记载的用白牛虱来预防痘症的方子而得到的启发。至于其接种手法，则是选取手少阳三焦经的穴位，一个叫作“消烁”，一个叫作“清冷渊”。按照古代的针刺方法，用尖刀挑开皮肤膜层，将痘浆点入其中。待痘浆饱满、结痂脱落，无不按照正常的周期进行，也永远不再有再次出痘的隐患。之所以这样，是因为痘毒禀受于先天，深藏于肾脏。手少阳三焦之气无形，与足少阴肾气相通。《内经》说：“少阳主司肾脏所生的疾病。”又说：“少阳隶属于肾。”痘浆一旦从手少阳经的点入，就能直接深入肾经，引出肾脏深处隐藏的毒邪，再顺着回到手少阳经的穴位排出。因此，出痘的数量，恰好与挑点刺破的数量相符，而不产生其他变证。并且不需要使用汤药，小儿的饮食嬉戏如常，真是万无一失啊。这与吹鼻引痘之术相比，不是更加尽善尽美了吗？我任职燕京时，见到这种方法并羡慕它。又担心这种技术无法广泛传播，特意记录下来，附在经典著作的末尾，使其流传于天下后世。这也是我一片爱护儿童的心意啊。
（按：《金匮要略》自第二十三卷至第二十五卷，前代贤人判断为后人续补。删除它们以避免良莠混杂，确实有独到的见识。但如果完全删除，恐怕喜好古籍的人会有残缺不全的遗憾。不如暂且保留这些说法，以供参考。此处录录其原文，不加一字注解，以资区分。）
退五脏虚热、四季加减柴胡饮子方：
柴胡（八分） 白术（八分） 大腹槟榔（四枚，连皮和仁一起用） 陈皮（五分） 生姜（五分） 桔梗（七分）
以上适用于冬季三个月，柴胡用量稍多。
柴胡 陈皮 大腹槟榔 生姜 桔梗 枳实
以上适用于春季三个月，比冬季减去白术，增加枳实。
柴胡 白术 大腹槟榔 陈皮 生姜 桔梗 枳实 甘草
以上适用于夏季三个月，比春季多加甘草，仍保留白术。
柴胡 白术 大腹槟榔 陈皮 生姜 桔梗
以上适用于秋季三个月，同冬季三个月的配方，只是陈皮用量稍多。
以上各味药材切碎，分为三帖。一帖用水三升，煎取二升，分三次温服。如果人行走四五里的时间服用一次。如果四肢感到壅滞不适，添加少许甘草。每帖分为三小帖，每小帖用水一升，煮取七合，温服。再将药渣合并为一服，重新煎煮，总共成为四服。
长服诃黎勒丸方：
诃黎勒（三两） 陈皮（三两） 浓朴（三两）
以上三味药，研成粉末，炼蜜制成梧桐子大小的丸药。用酒送服二十丸，加量至三十丸。
三物备急丸方：
大黄（一两） 巴豆（一两，去皮去心，熬制后捣研如泥状） 干姜（二两）
以上药物都必须选用精新者。先将大黄、干姜捣碎研末，再把巴豆研入其中，共同捣治一千杵，做成散剂。用蜜和丸也很好。用密封容器储存，不要让气体泄漏。主治心腹各种突发暴病。如果是中恶客忤，心腹胀满，突然疼痛如锥刺，气急口噤，或尸厥猝死者，用温水或苦酒送服大豆大小三四丸。如果药力不能下行，可托起患者头部灌下，片刻应当痊愈。如果未愈，再给三丸，应当听到肠鸣，随即吐泻便痊愈。如果是口噤不开，也必须撬开牙齿灌服。
治疗伤寒令痊愈不再复发，紫石寒食散方：
紫石英（十分） 白石英（十分） 赤石脂（十分） 钟乳（十分） 栝蒌根（十分） 防风（十分） 桔梗（十分） 文蛤（十分） 鬼臼（十分） 太乙余粮（十分） 干姜 附子 桂枝（去皮，各四分）
以上十三味药，捣碎研成散剂。用酒送服一方寸匕。
救卒死方：
薤捣汁灌入鼻孔中。
又一方：
割取雄鸡冠血，用管子吹入鼻孔中。
猪脂如鸡蛋大小，苦酒一升，煮沸后灌入喉中。
鸡肝及血涂在脸上，周围用灰围住，立即苏醒。
大豆十四粒，用蛋清和酒调和，全部吞下。
救卒死而壮热者方：
矾石半斤，用水一斗半，煎化后用来浸泡双脚，没过脚踝。
救卒死而目闭者方：
骑在牛背上面对死者脸，捣薤汁灌入耳中。吹皂角末入鼻中，立即见效。
救卒死而张口反折者方：
灸手足指甲后方十四壮，饮服五毒诸膏散（含有巴豆）。
救卒死而四肢不收、大小便失禁者方：
马屎一升，水三斗，煎取二斗用来洗浴。又取牛稀粪一升，用温酒灌入口中。灸心下一寸、脐上三寸、脐下四寸，各一百壮，病愈。
救小儿卒死而吐利，不知是何病的方子：
狗屎一丸，绞取汁液灌服。没有湿屎的，水煮干屎取汁。
尸厥脉动而无气息，气闭不通，所以静止而死。治疗方子：
菖蒲屑纳入鼻孔中，吹入。让人将桂屑放在舌下。
又一方：
剪取左角头发一方寸，烧成末，用酒调和，灌入喉中，立即苏醒。
救卒死、客忤死，还魂汤主之方：
麻黄（三两，去节使用） 杏仁（去皮尖十七个） 甘草（一两，炙）
以上三味药，用水八升，煎取三升，去滓，分次让患者咽下。通治各种感忤。
又一方：
韭根（一把） 乌梅（三七个） 吴茱萸（半升，炒）
以上三味药，用水一斗煮之，将病人的梳子放入锅中煮三沸。梳子浮起来的为生，沉下去的为死。煮取三升，去滓，分次饮用。
救自缢死，早晨到晚上死的，虽然身体已冷，但还可以治；晚上到早晨死的，稍微难治。恐怕这是因为阴气盛的原因吧。然而夏天夜晚短于白天，又炎热，仍然应该可以治。又说心下如果微温的，即使过了一天以上，还可以治的方子：
慢慢解开束缚，不得截断绳子。上下安放被褥让其躺卧。一人用脚踏住其双肩，手轻轻拉扯头发，保持紧绷不要松劲。一人用手按压揉搓胸部，多次动作。一人按摩捋顺手臂和小腿，屈伸肢体。如果已经僵硬，就渐渐强行屈伸，并按摩腹部。如此一顿饭的时间，气从口中呼出，呼吸恢复，眼睛睁开，但仍需牵引按压，不要放下。也不要过度劳累患者。片刻后可少量给予桂枝汤（Cinnamon Twig Decoction），以及米汤含在口中，滋润喉咙，渐渐能吞咽。等到稍止，如果先前能让两人用管子吹其双耳，这个方法最好，没有不活的。
凡中邪死，不可使其受冷，受冷就会死亡。治疗方子：
弯曲草带绕病人肚脐，让一二个人在小便其中，使其温暖。也可以用热泥土混合弯曲的草，也可以扣住瓦碗底及车缸贴在病人肚脐上，让小便利出流去。这是在没有热水的道路紧急情况下，当令小便在其中。想要多人小便，取其温热如汤，便可与之。不可用泥土及车缸，恐怕这些东西冷。如果在夏天，得热泥土，暖车缸，也可以使用。
救溺死方：
取灶中灰两石多，用来埋人，从头至足，水从七窍流出，即活。曾尝试苍蝇落水而死，用灶灰埋之，自己复活。
治马坠及一切筋骨损伤方：
大黄（一两，切片，候汤成时下） 绯帛（如手掌大，烧成灰） 乱发（如鸡蛋大，烧成灰） 久用炊单布（一尺，烧成灰） 败蒲（一握，三寸，即蒲席） 桃仁（四十九个，去皮尖，熬） 甘草（如中指节，炙锉）
以上七味药，用童子尿根据多少煎汤，加入一大盏酒，其次下大黄，去滓，分三次温服。先锉碎败蒲席半领，煎汤洗浴，衣被覆盖片刻，通利大便数次，痛苦立刻缓解。利下及浴水变红，不要奇怪，那就是瘀血。
According to records, infants suffering from smallpox has been a long-standing issue. Since the Song Dynasty, a method of "induced smallpox" (Yin Dou) emerged. This involved blowing smallpox matter into the nasal cavity, allowing it to transmit sequentially through the five Zang organs, guiding the toxin to exit outward. This can be described as a method with rapid results and significant efficacy. However, it still cannot guarantee absolute safety or perfection; it is excellent but not yet flawless. In Guangdong, there is a method of cowpox inoculation, introduced from overseas. This method uses cowpox as the vaccine, likely inspired by observing the prescription for preventing smallpox using white cattle lice recorded in *Bencao Gangmu* (Compendium of Materia Medica). Regarding the inoculation technique, it selects acupoints from the Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao Meridian, specifically named "Xiaoshuo" and "Qinglengyuan". According to ancient acupuncture methods, a sharp knife is used to pierce the skin membrane, and the smallpox fluid is applied to the point. Once the pustule fills and the scab falls off, all follow the normal cycle, permanently eliminating the risk of recurrence. The reason for this is that the smallpox toxin is inherited congenitally and deeply hidden in the Kidney. The Qi of the Hand Shaoyang Sanjiao is formless and communicates with the Qi of the Foot Shaoyin Kidney. The *Neijing* states: "Shaoyang governs diseases generated by the Kidney," and also: "Shaoyang is affiliated with the Kidney." When the smallpox fluid enters via the Hand Shaoyang Meridian, it can directly reach the Kidney Meridian, drawing out the deep-seated toxins from the Kidneys, and then expelling them back through the acupoints of the Hand Shaoyang Meridian. Therefore, the number of lesions corresponds exactly to the number of punctures, without generating complications. Furthermore, no herbal medicine is required, and the child's diet and play remain normal. This is truly infallible. Compared to the nasal blowing technique, is this not even more perfect? Upon my appointment in Yanjing, I witnessed this method and admired it. Worrying that the technique might not spread widely, I recorded it specifically to append it to the end of the classics, so it may be transmitted to the world and future generations. This is indeed my humble intention to protect children.
(Note: Volumes 23 to 25 of *Jinkui Yaolue* were judged by former sages to be later additions. Deleting them to prevent confusion between genuine and spurious content certainly demonstrates unique insight. However, deleting them entirely might leave those fond of ancient texts regretting incompleteness. It is better to temporarily preserve these theories for reference. Here, their original text is recorded without any annotations to distinguish them.)
**Formula for Reducing Deficient Heat of the Five Zang Organs and Adjusting Bupleurum Drink according to Seasons:**
Ephedrae Herba (Mahuang, 麻黄) [Note: Text says Chaihu/Bupleuri Radix, correction based on context "Chaihu Yinzi"] -> Bupleuri Radix (Chaihu, 柴胡) (8 fen) Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma (Baizhu, 白术) (8 fen) Arecae Pericarpium (Dafubinglang, 大腹槟榔) (4 pieces, including peel and seed) Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium (Chenpi, 陈皮) (5 fen) Zingiberis Recens Rhizoma (Shengjiang, 生姜) (5 fen) Platycodonis Radix (Jiegeng, 桔梗) (7 fen)
For the three winter months, use slightly more Bupleuri Radix.
Bupleuri Radix Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium Arecae Pericarpium Zingiberis Recens Rhizoma Platycodonis Radix Aurantii Fructus Immaturus (Zhishi, 枳实)
For the three spring months, reduce Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma compared to winter, and add Aurantii Fructus Immaturus.
Bupleuri Radix Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma Arecae Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium Zingiberis Recens Rhizoma Platycodonis Radix Aurantii Fructus Immaturus Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gancao, 甘草)
For the three summer months, add Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma compared to spring, retaining Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma.
Bupleuri Radix Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma Arecae Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium Zingiberis Recens Rhizoma Platycodonis Radix
For the three autumn months, same as winter, but with slightly more Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium.
All ingredients are chopped and divided into three doses. One dose is boiled with three sheng of water to obtain two sheng, taken warm in three portions. Administer every time a person walks four or five li. If the four limbs feel congested, add a little Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma. Divide each dose into three small portions. Each small portion is boiled with one sheng of water to obtain seven ge, taken warm. Combine the dregs for another boil, resulting in four total servings.
**Long-term Consumption Heleli Pill Formula:**
Terminalia Chebulae Fructus (Helile, 诃黎勒) (3 liang) Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium (3 liang) Magnoliae Officinalis Cortex (Nongpo, 浓朴) (3 liang)
The above three ingredients are powdered, mixed with refined honey to form pills the size of mulberry seeds. Take 20 pills with wine, increasing to 30 pills.
**Sanwu Beiji Pill Formula:**
Rhei Radix et Rhizoma (Dahuang, 大黄) (1 liang) Crotonis Fructus (Badou, 巴豆) (1 liang, peeled, core removed, roasted and ground into paste) Zingiberis Rhizoma Siccum (Ganjiang, 干姜) (2 liang)
The above medicines must be fresh and pure. First, grind Rhei Radix et Rhizoma and Zingiberis Rhizoma Siccum into powder. Grind Crotonis Fructus into it and process together for one thousand beats to make a powder. Mixing with honey to form pills is also good. Store in a sealed container to prevent gas leakage. It treats various sudden abdominal and cardiac disorders. For poisoning or evil qi invasion causing abdominal distension, sudden pain like needle pricks, shortness of breath, locked jaw, or sudden death (Shi Jue), take 3-4 pills the size of soybeans with warm water or sour vinegar. If the medicine does not descend, lift the head and pour it down; recovery should occur shortly. If not recovered, give three more pills. Bowel sounds should be heard, followed by vomiting or purging, leading to recovery. If the jaw is locked, teeth must be pried open to administer.
**Zishi Hanshi San Formula for Treating Shanghan to Cure and Prevent Recurrence:**
Fluorite Rubra (Zishiyingshi, 紫石英) (10 parts) Fluorite Alba (Baishiyingshi, 白石英) (10 parts) Halloysitum Rubrum (Chishizhi, 赤石脂) (10 parts) Concha Arcae (Zhongru, 钟乳) (10 parts) Trogopterori Excrement (Gualougen, 栝蒌根 - Note: Text says Gualougen which is Trichosanthes Root, usually Tianhuafen, but listed here as part of formula) (10 parts) Saposhnikoviae Radix (Fangfeng, 防风) (10 parts) Platycodonis Radix (10 parts) Clam Shell (Wenge, 文蛤) (10 parts) Podophylli Rhizoma et Radix (Guijiu, 鬼臼) (10 parts) Kaolin (Taiyi Yuliang, 太乙余粮) (10 parts) Zingiberis Rhizoma Siccum (Ganjiang, 干姜) Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata (Fuzi, 附子) Cinnamomi Ramulus (Guizhi, 桂枝) (peeled, 4 parts each)
The above thirteen ingredients are pounded into a powder. Take one cunbi with wine.
**Emergency Rescue for Sudden Death:**
Crush Allii Macrostemonis Bulbus (Xie, 薤) and extract juice to instill into the nasal cavity.
Another prescription:
Cut the comb blood of a rooster, blow it into the nasal cavity using a tube.
Pig lard the size of a chicken egg, mixed with one sheng of sour vinegar, boiled and poured into the throat.
Apply chicken liver and blood to the face, surround with ash; immediate revival.
Fourteen soybeans, mixed with egg white and wine, swallowed completely.
**Rescue for Sudden Death with High Fever:**
Alumen (Fanshi, 矾石) half jin, dissolved in fifteen dou of water, soak feet up to the ankles.
**Rescue for Sudden Death with Closed Eyes:**
Straddle a cow facing the deceased's face, crush Allii Macrostemonis Bulbus juice and instill into ears. Blow Powder of Sophorae Flos (Saojiao, 皂角) into the nose; immediate effect.
**Rescue for Sudden Death with Open Mouth and Opisthotonos:**
Moxibustion at fourteen points behind the fingernails and toenails. Drink Wudu Zhugao San (Five-Toxin Ointment Powder containing Crotonis Fructus).
**Rescue for Sudden Death with Flaccid Limbs and Incontinence:**
One sheng of horse manure, three dou of water, decoct to two dou for bathing. Also, one sheng of cow稀 feces (Niudong), administered with warm wine into the mouth. Moxibustion at one cun below the heart, three cun above the navel, and four cun below the navel, one hundred moxa cones each; recovery.
**Rescue for Infant Sudden Death with Vomiting and Diarrhea, Etiology Unknown:**
One pill of dog feces, squeeze juice and administer. If dry, boil in water to extract juice.
**Shi Jue (Corpse Revival) with Pulse Movement but No Breath:**
Qi blockage causes stillness and apparent death. Treatment:
Insert powder of Rhizoma Acori Tatarinowii (Changpu, 菖蒲) into the nasal cavity and blow. Place powder of Cinnamomi Ramulus (Guizhi, 桂枝) under the tongue.
Another prescription:
Take one square cun of hair from the left temple, burn to ash, mix with wine, and pour into the throat; immediate revival.
**Huanhun Tang for Sudden Death due to Evil Invasion:**
Ephedrae Herba (Mahuang, 麻黄) (3 liang, nodes removed) Armeniacae Semen Amarum (Xingren, 杏仁) (17 seeds, peeled and cores removed) Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gancao, 甘草) (1 liang, roasted)
The above three ingredients are boiled in eight sheng of water to obtain three sheng. Strain and allow patient to swallow gradually. Treats all cases of evil invasion.
Another prescription:
Radix Allii Tuberosi (Jiu Gen, 韭根) (one handful) Pruni Mume Fructus (Wumei, 乌梅) (3-7 pieces) Evodiae Fructus (Wuzhuyu, 吴茱萸) (half sheng, roasted)
Boil the above three in ten dou of water. Boil the patient's comb in it for three boils. If the comb floats, the patient lives; if it sinks, the patient dies. Decoct to three sheng, strain, and drink gradually.
**Rescue for Hanging Death:**
Death from morning to evening, though cold, is treatable. Death from evening to morning is harder, likely due to excess Yin. However, in summer when nights are short and hot, it is still treatable. If the chest is slightly warm, even after a day, it is treatable.
Slowly untie the rope; do not cut it. Lay the body on bedding. One person steps on both shoulders, gently pulling the hair taut. Another person presses and rubs the chest repeatedly. Another person massages and extends the arms and legs. If stiff, gently force flexion and extension while pressing the abdomen. After about the time it takes to cook a meal, breath exits the mouth, breathing resumes, eyes open. Continue holding and pressing, do not release. Do not exhaust the patient. Shortly after, give a small amount of Guizhi Tang (Cinnamon Twig Decoction) and rice gruel to moisten the throat, allowing gradual swallowing. If two people blow air into both ears using tubes, this is the best method, ensuring survival.
**Rescue for Poisoning/Exhaustion Death:**
Do not let the body get cold; cold leads to death. Treatment:
Wrap a bent grass belt around the navel. Have one or two persons urinate into it to warm it. Alternatively, use hot mud mixed with bent grass, or press a heated clay bowl bottom or wheel hub against the navel to allow urine flow. This is for emergency situations without hot water. Urine should be warm. Mud and wheel hubs are cold, but in summer, hot mud or warmed wheel hubs can be used.
**Rescue for Drowning:**
Bury the body in over two dan of kiln ash from head to foot. Water will discharge from the seven orifices, and life returns. Tested on flies drowned in water; burying them in kiln ash revived them.
**Treatment for Horse Falls and All Bone/Tendon Injuries:**
Rhei Radix et Rhizoma (Dahuang, 大黄) (1 liang, sliced, added when decoction is ready) Burnt Crimson Silk (Feibo, 绯帛) (palm-sized, burnt to ash) Burnt Human Hair (Luankua, 乱发) (egg-sized, burnt to ash) Burnt Old Cooking Cloth (Chuandan Bu, 炊单布) (one chi, burnt to ash) Burnt Mat Grass (Baipu, 败蒲) (one handful, 3 cun pieces) Peach Kernel (Taoren, 桃仁) (49 seeds, peeled, cores removed, roasted) Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma (Gancao, 甘草) (size of middle finger joint, roasted and chopped)
Decoct the above seven ingredients in urine from a young boy according to quantity. Add one large cup of wine, then add Rhei Radix et Rhizoma. Strain and take warm in three doses. First, decoct half a mat made of Baipu for bathing. Cover with clothes and blankets for a moment. After several bowel movements, pain relieves immediately. Reddish discharge and bathwater are due to blood stasis.