用大蒜捣烂，调冷水小半杯，取茶匙灌七匙入鼻孔内，其人立苏，或韭菜汁亦可，并救
中恶卒死。
用雄鸡冠血沥口内并涂面上，又吹入鼻孔，即醒。
治男妇抑郁癫狂及风痰迷闷，用郁金七两，白矾三两，共研末，面和丸，滚水调下三钱
，药完病愈。昔一妇人病狂十余年，遇异人授此方，初服心间如有物脱去，神气爽然，再服
全愈。
用苦丁香（即香瓜蒂）瓦上焙干，存性研细末，每用二三钱不等，看人强壮虚弱用之，
服
又方∶川郁金二两，飞净辰砂五钱，生明雄黄一两，公猪心二个（去中间血），将郁金、
辰砂装入猪心内，用老酒煮烂捣如泥，再入明矾研细末，共捣为丸如桐子大，每服二钱，服
完，永不再发。
又，疯癫不识人方∶用灶心土研末一钱，滚水调服。
又，暗疯痫病痰涎昏闷不醒方∶取芭蕉油饮之，得吐即愈。取芭蕉油法，以竹筒插入芭
蕉树内接取之。
凡入涎潮于心，卒然倒地，急扶入暖室正坐，用火炭浇醋，使醋气冲入病患鼻内，良久
自苏。或捣韭菜汁灌入喉中亦妙。急以皂角末或生半夏研末吹入鼻中，得嚏即醒，极效。仓
卒无药，急于人中穴及两足大拇离甲二分许，用艾丸各灸三五壮。或用碎瓷片刺少商穴及委
中穴（见霍乱门），即活。此诚救急之良法。
凡人卒倒，身冷无痰，此名气厥，亦名中气。若身温热有痰者，则名中风。如系气厥，
但扶正坐片刻，使气顺即苏。或用皂角末吹鼻令嚏亦佳。
凡人奄奄死去，脉动气闭，名为尸厥。用菖蒲末纳入鼻中，用肉桂末放入，下用竹管吹
两耳即醒。如系中风，查照卷十四中风门治之。
用大蒜捣烂，调和小半杯冷水，取茶匙量灌入鼻孔七匙，患者立刻苏醒，或者使用韭菜汁也可以，这同样能救治中恶卒死（突然昏倒、气息闭塞的急症）。
用雄鸡冠血滴入口内并涂抹在面部，再吹入鼻孔，患者即刻醒来。
治疗男女因抑郁导致的癫狂及风痰迷闷，用郁金七两，白矾三两，共同研成细末，用面粉调和制成丸剂，用滚开水送服三钱，药服完病即愈。过去有一位妇人患癫狂病十多年，遇到异人传授此方，初次服用感觉心中如有重物脱去，神气清爽，再次服用后完全痊愈。
用苦丁香（即香瓜蒂）在瓦上焙干，保留药性，研成细末，每次用量二三钱不等，根据患者体质的强壮或虚弱来决定用量，服用后……
又一方：川郁金二两，飞净辰砂五钱，生明雄黄一两，公猪心二个（去掉中间的血），将郁金、辰砂装入猪心内，用老酒煮烂后捣成泥状，再加入明矾研成的细末，共同捣匀制成如梧桐子大小的丸剂，每次服用二钱，药服完后，疾病永不复发。
另外，治疗疯癫不识人的方子：用灶心土研成细末一钱，用滚开水调服。
另外，治疗暗疯痫病痰涎昏闷不醒的方子：取芭蕉油饮用，能吐出痰涎即愈。取芭蕉油的方法，是用竹筒插入芭蕉树内接取。
凡是痰涎涌盛于心，突然倒地，急忙扶入温暖房间正坐，用火炭浇醋，使醋气冲入患者鼻内，很久之后自然苏醒。或者捣碎韭菜汁灌入喉中也很好。急忙用皂角末或生半夏研成的细末吹入鼻中，打喷嚏即醒，效果极佳。仓促间没有药物，急于在人中穴及两脚大脚趾距离指甲二分许处，用艾丸各灸三五壮。或者用碎瓷片刺少商穴及委中穴（见霍乱门），患者即可复活。这确实是救急的好方法。
凡人突然昏倒，身体冰冷无痰，这叫气厥，也叫中气。如果身体温热有痰的，则名叫中风。如果是气厥，只需扶正坐片刻，使气机顺畅即苏醒。或者用皂角末吹鼻令其打喷嚏也很好。
凡人奄奄一息似死，脉搏跳动但气息闭塞，名为尸厥。用菖蒲末纳入鼻中，用肉桂末放入，下方用竹管向两耳吹气即醒。如果是中风，查阅卷十四中风门的治疗方法。
Use garlic, mashed into a paste, mixed with half a small cup of cold water. Take a teaspoonful and instill seven spoonfuls into the nostrils; the patient will revive immediately. Juice of Chinese chive (Jiucai) may also be used, which similarly rescues from Zhong'e Zusi (Sudden collapse due to evil qi obstruction).
Drip blood from the comb of a rooster into the mouth and smear it on the face, then blow it into the nostrils; the patient will awaken immediately.
To treat mania and delirium in men and women caused by depression, as well as dizziness and coma due to wind-phlegm, use 7 liang of Curcuma aromatica Rhizome (Yujin) and 3 liang of Alum (Baifan). Grind them together into fine powder, mix with flour to make pills, and take 3 qian with boiling water. The disease is cured when the medicine is finished. In the past, a woman suffered from mania for over ten years. An extraordinary person taught her this prescription. After the first dose, she felt as if a heavy object had been removed from her heart, and her spirit refreshed. After the second dose, she was completely cured.
Bake Bitter Dinger (i.e., Melon Seed / Xiangguadi) on a tile until dry but retain its medicinal properties, then grind into fine powder. Use 2-3 qian per dose, adjusting according to the patient's robustness or weakness...
Another prescription: Use 2 liang of Sichuan Curcuma Rhizome (Chuan Yujin), 5 qian of purified Cinnabar (Feijing Chensha), 1 liang of raw Realgar (Shengming Xionghuang), and 2 male pig hearts (remove the blood in the center). Place the Curcuma and Cinnabar inside the pig hearts, boil thoroughly in aged wine until soft, then mash into a paste. Add finely ground Alum, mix thoroughly, and form pills the size of tung tree seeds. Take 2 qian per dose. Once the course is completed, the disease will never recur.
Additionally, for treating madness where the patient does not recognize people: Grind 1 qian of Hearth Earth (Zaoxintu) into powder and take with boiling water.
Additionally, for treating hidden wind epilepsy with phlegm-saliva causing coma and unresponsiveness: Drink Banana Oil (Bajiao You). Recovery occurs once vomiting takes place. To obtain Banana Oil, insert a bamboo tube into the banana tree trunk to collect the exudate.
Whenever phlegm-saliva surges to the Heart, causing sudden collapse, urgently help the patient sit upright in a warm room. Pour vinegar onto hot charcoal to generate vapor that enters the patient's nostrils; after a while, they will naturally revive. Alternatively, instilling mashed Chinese chive juice into the throat is also effective. Urgently blow powder of Sichuan Bulb Fritillary (Zaojiao) or raw Pinellia Tuber (Sheng Banxia) into the nostrils; sneezing leads to awakening, with excellent effect. If medicines are unavailable in haste, urgently moxa 3-5 cones at the Renzhong acupoint (Renzhong) and at points on both big toes approximately 2 fen away from the nails. Alternatively, prick the Shaoshang acupoint (Shaoshang) and Weizhong acupoint (Weizhong) (see Huoluan section) with broken porcelain shards; the patient will live. This is indeed an excellent emergency rescue method.
When a person suddenly collapses with a cold body and no phlegm, it is called Qi Jue (Qi Syncope), also known as Zhongqi. If the body is warm with phlegm, it is named Fengzhong (Wind Stroke). If it is Qi Jue, simply helping the patient sit upright for a moment allows the Qi to smooth out, leading to revival. Blowing Zaojiao powder into the nose to induce sneezing is also good.
When a person appears dead with faint pulse movement but closed breath, it is named Shi Jue (Corpse Syncope). Insert powder of Acorus Tatarinowii Rhizome (Changpu) into the nostrils, place powder of Cinnamon Twig (Rougui) below, and blow air into both ears using a bamboo tube; the patient will wake up. If it is Fengzhong, refer to the treatment methods in the Fengzhong section of Volume 14.