蠼 ，妖虫也。隐于墙壁间，尿射人之影，令人遍体生疮，如汤火所伤。治法用乌鸡
翅毛烧灰，油调敷，诸虫畏鸡，故能治之。
即目胀而肿，痛不可忍。
清烟墨磨浓涂入眼内，少顷以笔卷之随笔出。
蚕咬人毒入肉，则令发寒热。
苎叶捣敷之汁涂之，今治蚕家，以苎近蚕，则不生发也。
猫毛烧存性入麝香少许，香油调敷伤处则不害。
姜汁调胡粉敷疮口，或用清油搽之，内用羊乳饮之。
《本草》云∶蜘蛛咬人令人一身生丝，惟羊乳饮之解。真元十年，崔员外从质云∶目击有
人被蜘蛛咬，腹大如孕，其家弃之，乞食于道，一僧遇之，教饮羊乳，未几日而平。
形如大风，须眉脱落。
锻石泡热水凉洗患处，浸之久良。小儿多受蚯蚓毒，则阴茎及囊俱肿，如水泡，用鸭
血涂之，或只以鸭口
开含少时消，以鸭能食此物也。一方盐汤温洗之效。
溪涧中射工虫专射行人形影，人中之则病如疟状，若伤寒，俗云沙发。病中之
深者，死，不治。柳宗元岭南郊行诗云∶射工巧伺游人影，飓母偏惊旅客船。人犯之者，急
用后方治之。
豆豉（半升） 葱白（一握） 葛根（二两） 升麻（二两）
上锉每服五钱，水煎去渣，温服，渣再煎服。
一方∶白矾、甘草等分为赤，每服二钱，凉水调下。
一方∶雄黄末调酒服之，且涂患处。
《名医录》云∶虎中药箭，自食清泥。野猪中箭，自 荠 而食。雉被鹰伤，自
地黄叶贴之。鸟兽虫物犹知解毒，何况人乎？
刘处隐居尝于斋中见一大蜂，粘于蛛网，蛛进而搏之，为蜂所螫坠地，俄顷，蛛鼓
腹破裂，徐徐行入草，啮芋梗微破，以疮就啮处，磨之良久，腹渐消如故。自后人有为
蜂螫者，捣芋梗敷之。
蠼螋，是一种妖异的虫类。它隐藏在墙壁缝隙间，将尿液喷射到人的影子上，使人全身生出疮疡，如同被汤火烫伤一般。治疗方法是用乌鸡的翅毛烧成灰，用油调和后敷在患处，因为各种虫子都畏惧鸡，所以能够治愈。
（若被射工虫咬伤），眼睛立刻肿胀，疼痛难以忍受。用清烟墨磨成浓汁涂入眼内，片刻后用笔卷起，随着笔带出毒物。
蚕咬人，毒素进入肌肉，会导致发冷发热。用苎麻叶捣碎敷在患处，或用其汁液涂抹。如今养蚕的人，将苎麻靠近蚕，就不会发生这种情况。
将猫毛烧至保留药性，加入少许麝香，用香油调和后敷在伤口处，则不会造成伤害。
用姜汁调和胡粉敷在疮口，或者用清油擦拭，同时内服羊奶。《本草》记载：蜘蛛咬人，使人全身长出丝状物，只有饮用羊奶才能解毒。真元十年，崔员外从质说：亲眼目睹有人被蜘蛛咬伤，腹部胀大如怀孕，家人抛弃了他，他在路上乞讨。一位僧人遇到他，教他饮用羊奶，没过几天就康复了。
（症状）形体像患大风病一样，胡须眉毛脱落。用锻石泡热水，待凉后清洗患处，浸泡久了效果好。小儿多受蚯蚓毒害，会导致阴茎和阴囊全部肿胀，像水泡一样，用鸭血涂抹，或者只用鸭嘴含住患处片刻即可消退，因为鸭子能吃这种虫子。另一方法是盐水温洗也有效。
溪涧中的射工虫专门向行人的形影射击，人被射中就会生病，症状像疟疾或伤寒，俗称“沙发”。病情深重的，会死亡，无法医治。柳宗元在岭南郊游的诗中说：“射工巧伺游人影，飓母偏惊旅客船。”人如果被它侵害，急忙用后面的方子治疗。
豆豉（半升） 葱白（一把） 葛根（二两） 升麻（二两）
以上药材切碎，每次服用五钱，用水煎煮去渣，温服，药渣再煎一次服用。
另一方法：白矾、甘草等分研为细末，每次服用二钱，凉水调下。
另一方法：雄黄末调酒服用，并涂抹患处。
《名医录》记载：老虎中了箭，自己吃清泥。野猪中了箭，自己咀嚼荠菜来吃。野鸡被鹰伤害，自己用地黄叶贴敷。鸟兽虫物尚且知道解毒，何况人呢？
刘处隐曾经在他的书房里看到一只大蜜蜂，粘在蛛网上，蜘蛛上前搏斗，被蜜蜂蜇后掉在地上，一会儿，蜘蛛肚子鼓胀破裂，慢慢爬进草丛，咬破芋梗，把伤口对着咬破的地方摩擦很久，肚子渐渐消肿恢复原状。从此以后，如果有人被蜜蜂蜇伤，就用芋梗捣碎敷在患处。
Qu Sou (Earwig), a malevolent insect, hides in wall crevices and sprays urine onto human shadows, causing sores all over the body as if scalded by boiling water or fire. The treatment involves burning the wing feathers of a black-bone chicken to ash, mixing with oil, and applying to the affected area. Since various insects fear chickens, this method is effective.
Alternatively, apply Rhizoma Polygoni Cuspidati (Dahuang) ground with vinegar until healed. Another method is to apply Alumen (Baifan).
(Eye injury from She Gong Chong): Eyes immediately swell and become painful beyond endurance. Apply thick ink made from clear-soot inkstick into the eyes; after a short while, use a brush to roll out the toxin along with the brush.
When bitten by silkworms, toxins enter the flesh, causing chills and fever. Apply mashed leaves of Boehmeria nivea (Zhuye) or its juice to the wound. Currently, silkworm farmers place B. nivea near silkworms to prevent such occurrences.
Burn cat hair until it retains its medicinal properties, add a small amount of Moschus (Shexiang), mix with sesame oil, and apply to the wound to prevent harm.
Mix Hu Fen (Lead White) with ginger juice and apply to the sore, or rub with pure oil. Internally, drink sheep milk. *Bencao* states: Spider bites cause silk-like growths on the whole body; only drinking sheep milk can detoxify it. In the Zhenyuan era, Cui Yuanwai Congzhi reported witnessing a person bitten by a spider whose abdomen swelled like pregnancy; abandoned by his family and begging on the road, he was met by a monk who taught him to drink sheep milk, leading to recovery within days.
(The condition resembles Feng Da [Leprosy/Big Wind], with loss of eyebrows and beard.) Wash the affected area with hot water infused with Duan Shi (Calcined Hematite), cooling it down before washing; prolonged soaking is beneficial. Children often suffer from earthworm toxicity, causing swelling of the penis and scrotum like blisters. Apply duck blood, or hold the duck's beak against the affected area for a short time to reduce swelling, as ducks consume these creatures. Alternatively, washing with warm salt water is effective.
She Gong Chong (Arrow Bug) found in streams specifically targets human shadows. Those hit fall ill with symptoms resembling malaria or Taiyang disease (Exterior Cold Syndrome), commonly known as "Fa Sha." Severe cases are fatal and incurable. Liu Zongyuan’s poem about walking in Lingnan says: “The Arrow Bug cunningly waits for travelers' shadows, while the Typhoon Mother startles passengers' boats.” If afflicted, urgently treat with the following formula:
Fermented Soybean (Dou Chi) (8 ounces), Scallion White (Cong Bai) (1 bunch), Radix Puerariae (Gegen) (2 liang), Rhizoma Cimicifugae (Shengma) (2 liang).
Chop the ingredients. Take 5 qian per dose, decoct in water, remove dregs, and take warm. Decoct the dregs again for a second dose.
Another prescription: Equal parts of Alumen (Baifan) and Radix Glycyrrhizae (Gancao), ground into powder. Take 2 qian per dose, mixed with cold water.
Another prescription: Mix Realgar (Xionghuang) powder with wine for oral administration, and also apply to the affected area.
*Mingyi Lu* records: Tigers that are arrow-wounded eat clean mud. Wild boars that are arrow-wounded chew and eat Shepherd's Purse (Ji Cai). Pheasants injured by hawks apply Rehmanniae Radix (Dihuang) leaves to themselves. Even birds, beasts, insects, and animals know how to detoxify, let alone humans?
Liu Chuyin once saw a large bee stuck in a spider web in his study. The spider advanced to attack but was stung by the bee and fell to the ground. Soon, the spider's abdomen swelled and burst. It slowly crawled into the grass, bit open a taro stem, and rubbed its wound against the bitten spot for a long time until its abdomen gradually returned to normal. Since then, when people are stung by bees, they mash taro stems and apply them to the wound.