大寒。主治目热赤痛，止渴。“又，壳治尸疰，心腹痛，又治失精。水渍饮汁，
无毒。阴干藏之，勿令败。猪四足，小寒，治伤挞，诸败疮，下乳汁。心，主惊邪忧
肾，冷利，理肾气，通膀胱。胆，治伤寒热渴。肚，补中益气，止渴利。齿，治小儿惊
五月五日取。 膏，主生发。肪膏，主煎诸膏药，解斑蝥、芫青毒。 猪肉，味酸，冷
狂病。凡猪肉，味苦，主闭血脉，弱筋骨，虚人肌，不可久食，病患金创者尤甚。猪屎
寒热，黄胆，湿痹。
又，猪耳中垢，主蛇伤。猪脑，主风眩，脑鸣及冻疮。
《本经》原文∶豚卵，味甘，温。主惊痫癫疾，鬼注蛊毒，除寒热，贲豚，五癃，邪气
挛缩。一名豚颠，悬
有毒。
又，胡燕卵，主治水浮肿。肉，出痔虫。
《本经》原文∶燕屎，味辛，平。主蛊毒鬼注，逐不祥邪气，破五癃，利小便。生高山
平谷。
有大毒。入五脏，烂，杀人。其口，主杀蝮蛇毒。一名 日。生南海。
有毒。去面黑 。十月、十二月取。（恶白蔹，白薇。）
《本经》原文∶天鼠屎，味辛，寒。主面痈肿，皮肤洗洗时痛，腹中血气，破寒热积聚，
除惊悸。一名鼠法
大寒。主治目热赤痛，止渴。“又，壳治尸疰，心腹痛，又治失精。水渍饮汁，
无毒。阴干藏之，勿令败。猪四足，小寒，治伤挞，诸败疮，下乳汁。心，主惊邪忧
肾，冷利，理肾气，通膀胱。胆，治伤寒热渴。肚，补中益气，止渴利。齿，治小儿惊
五月五日取。 膏，主生发。肪膏，主煎诸膏药，解斑蝥、芫青毒。 猪肉，味酸，冷
狂病。凡猪肉，味苦，主闭血脉，弱筋骨，虚人肌，不可久食，病患金创者尤甚。猪屎
寒热，黄胆，湿痹。
又，猪耳中垢，主蛇伤。猪脑，主风眩，脑鸣及冻疮。
《本经》原文∶豚卵，味甘，温。主惊痫癫疾，鬼注蛊毒，除寒热，贲豚，五癃，邪气
挛缩。一名豚颠，悬
有毒。
又，胡燕卵，主治水浮肿。肉，出痔虫。
《本经》原文∶燕屎，味辛，平。主蛊毒鬼注，逐不祥邪气，破五癃，利小便。生高山
平谷。
有大毒。入五脏，烂，杀人。其口，主杀蝮蛇毒。一名 日。生南海。
有毒。去面黑 。十月、十二月取。（恶白蔹，白薇。）
《本经》原文∶天鼠屎，味辛，寒。主面痈肿，皮肤洗洗时痛，腹中血气，破寒热积聚，
除惊悸。一名鼠法
Greatly cold. Mainly treats heat-induced redness and pain in the eyes, and stops thirst. "Furthermore, the shell treats corpse-guan (a type of consumption disease characterized by wasting and fever), abdominal and epigastric pain, and also treats seminal emission. Soaked in water and drunk as juice,
Salty flavor, cold. Mainly treats wind-stroke with deviation of the mouth and eye, falls and bruises, prolapse of the large intestine, tendon stiffness, and convulsive disorders.
Also known as Shu Shuihua. Removes facial dark spots. The head is slightly cold. Treats fishbone impaction and dysphagia; burn and take orally.
Salty flavor, neutral, non-toxic. Mainly treats headache with dizziness and vertigo, and convulsive disorders.
Slightly cold. Mainly treats leukorrhea in women and difficult urination.
Non-toxic. Dry in the shade and store it; do not let it spoil. Pig's four feet are slightly cold; treat trauma and contusions, various ulcerating sores, and promote lactation. The heart mainly treats fright-evil and melancholy. The kidney treats cold diarrhea, regulates Kidney Qi, and unblocks the Bladder. The gallbladder treats febrile diseases with heat and thirst. The stomach tonifies the middle and supplements Qi, stops thirst, and promotes urination. The teeth treat pediatric convulsions. Collect on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. The fat mainly promotes hair growth. The adipose tissue is used to decoct various ointments and resolves the toxicity of Mylabris and Lytta. Pork meat has a sour flavor and is cold; treats manic disorders. Generally, pork meat has a bitter flavor; it closes the blood vessels, weakens sinews and bones, emaciates the muscles of healthy people, should not be eaten for a long time, and is especially harmful to patients with open wounds. Pig feces treat alternating chills and fever, jaundice, and damp-bi syndrome. Furthermore, earwax from pigs treats snakebites. Pig brain treats wind-dizziness, tinnitus, and frostbite. Original text from *Ben Jing*: Porcine testicles have a sweet flavor and are warm. They mainly treat convulsive disorders, epilepsy, ghost-guan and gu poison, eliminate alternating chills and fever, hernia qi (moving mass), five stranguries, evil qi, and muscle spasms. Also known as Zhu Dian, suspended...
Toxic. Furthermore, Hu Yan eggs mainly treat edema due to water retention. The meat expels hemorrhoid worms. Original text from *Ben Jing*: Swallow droppings have a pungent flavor and are neutral. They mainly treat gu poison and ghost-guan, drive away inauspicious evil qi, break five stranguries, and promote urination. Grows in high mountains and flat valleys.
Highly toxic. Enters the five zang organs, causes rotting, and kills humans. Its mouth mainly kills pit viper venom. Also known as Ri. Grows in the South Sea.
Toxic. Removes facial dark spots. Collect in October and December. (Incompatible with Bai Lian and Bai Wei.) Original text from *Ben Jing*: Rat droppings have a pungent flavor and are cold. They mainly treat facial carbuncles and swelling, skin that feels cold and painful intermittently, blood and qi stagnation in the abdomen, break cold-heat accumulations, and eliminate palpitations due to fright. Also known as Shu Fa.