短剧疗蛊似蛔方。
雄黄（研） 麝香（研）
上二味各如大豆许，取生羊肺如指大以刀开，取雄黄等末，以肺裹吞之。（崔氏集验古
今录验同）
又疗人食菜及果子，中蛇毒方
大豆末以酒渍，取汁半升服之，又以鸡血和真铁精，吞如梧子大一丸。（古今录验同）
又疗有人食新变鱼取饱中毒，病心腹痛，心下坚，发热烦冤，欲得水沃身，动摇如鱼得
水状，有人诊病云，是蛊，家云，野中相承无此毒，不作蛊疗之，遂死。（并出第四卷中）
千金疗人得药杂蛊方。
斑蝥（六枚去足翅熬） 桂心（一片如指大） 釜月下土（如弹丸大） 藜芦（如指大
炙）
上四味捣散，水服一钱匕，下虫蛇虾蟆蜣螂白虫。
又疗有人中蛊毒，腹内坚如石，面目青黄，小便淋沥，变状无常方
犀角（一两） 芍药（一两） 黄连（二两本方一两） 栀子仁（十枚） 荷叶（四
两半）
上七味切，以水五升，煮取一升半，去滓，分温再服。（翼古今录验同出第二十五卷中）
古今录验疗食中有蛊毒，令人腹内坚痛，面目青黄，淋露骨立，病变无常方。
炉中取铁精，细研，别捣乌鸡肝和之，丸如梧子大，以酒服三丸，日三服，甚者不过十
日愈，微者便愈。（肘后崔氏同出第四十五卷中）
《外台秘要》卷四：蛊毒杂疗方五首
1. 治疗发作急骤的蛊病，症状类似蛔虫的方剂。
雄黄（研磨） 麝香（研磨）
以上两味药，每味取如大豆大小的量，取生羊肺如手指粗细一段，用刀剖开，将雄黄等药末放入其中，用肺包裹吞服。（此法与崔氏集验、古今录验相同）
2. 又治人食用蔬菜和果子时，误中蛇毒的方剂。
将大豆研成粉末，用酒浸泡，取汁液半升服用；另外，用鸡血调和真铁精，制成如梧桐子大小的一丸吞服。（此法与古今录验相同）
3. 又治有人因饱食新变质的鱼而中毒，出现心腹疼痛，胃脘部坚硬，发热烦躁郁闷，想要用水浇身，身体动摇如同鱼得水时的状态。有人诊察病情说这是蛊病，家属却说野外相传没有这种毒，不按蛊病治疗，结果导致死亡。（均出自第四卷）
4. 《千金方》治疗人感染药物混杂的蛊病的方剂。
斑蝥（六枚，去足和翅，炒制） 桂心（一片，如手指粗细） 釜月下土（如弹丸大小） 藜芦（如手指粗细，炙制）
以上四味药捣碎过筛，用水送服一钱匕的量，可排出虫、蛇、虾、蛤蟆、屎壳郎及白虫。
5. 又治有人中蛊毒，腹部坚硬如石头，面目青黄，小便淋漓不畅，症状变化无常的方剂。
犀角（一两） 芍药（一两） 黄连（二两，本方为一两） 栀子仁（十枚） 荷叶（四两半）
以上七味药切碎，用水五升，煮取一升半，滤去药渣，分两次温服。（此方翼、古今录验同出第二十五卷）
6. 《古今录验》治疗饮食中含有蛊毒，使人腹部坚硬疼痛，面目青黄，消瘦露骨，病变无常的方剂。
从炉灰中取得铁精，细细研磨，另捣乌鸡肝与之混合，制成如梧桐子大小的药丸，用酒送服三丸，每日三次，重症者不超过十日痊愈，轻症者立即痊愈。（此法与《肘后方》、崔氏同出第四十五卷）
Volume IV of *Wai Tai Mi Yao*: Five Miscellaneous Formulas for Treating Gu Poison
1. Formula for treating acute Gu disease with symptoms resembling roundworms.
Realgar (ground) Musk (ground)
Take the above two substances, each in an amount equivalent to a soybean. Take a piece of raw sheep lung approximately the size of a finger, slice it open with a knife, place the powdered Realgar and other ingredients inside, wrap them in the lung tissue, and swallow whole. (This method is consistent with *Cui Shi Ji Yan* and *Gu Jin Lu Yan*)
2. Another formula for treating snake poison ingested when consuming vegetables and fruits.
Soak powdered soybeans in wine, extract half a sheng of the juice, and drink it. Additionally, mix chicken blood with genuine iron essence, form into one pill the size of a sophora seed, and swallow. (This method is consistent with *Gu Jin Lu Yan*)
3. Another case: A person became poisoned after eating their fill of newly spoiled fish, resulting in heart and abdominal pain, hardness below the heart, fever, irritability, a desire to have water poured over the body, and bodily movements resembling a fish thrashing in water. A physician diagnosed this as Gu disease, but the family claimed there was no such poison in the wild and refused Gu treatment; consequently, the patient died. (All from Volume IV)
4. *Qian Jin Fang* formula for treating Gu infection caused by drug contamination.
Mylabris (six pieces, remove feet and wings, stir-fry) Cinnamon Heart (one piece, size of a finger) Soil under the cooking pot (size of a pellet) Veratrum (size of a finger, processed by heat)
Grind the above four substances into powder. Administer one qianbi dose with water to expel worms, snakes, shrimp, toads, dung beetles, and white parasites.
5. Another formula for treating Gu poison where the abdomen is hard as stone, complexion is greenish-yellow, urination is dribbling, and symptoms vary unpredictably.
Rhinoceros Horn (one liang) Peony Root (one liang) Coptis Rhizome (two liang; original text specifies one liang) Gardenia Seed (ten seeds) Lotus Leaf (four taels and half)
Chop the above seven substances. Decoct with five sheng of water until one and a half sheng remains. Strain the dregs. Divide into two doses and take warm. (This formula is also found in *Yi* and *Gu Jin Lu Yan*, Volume XXV)
6. *Gu Jin Lu Yan* formula for Gu poison in food causing abdominal hardness and pain, greenish-yellow complexion, emaciation with visible bones, and unpredictable pathological changes.
Obtain iron essence from the furnace ash, grind finely. Independently grind black chicken liver and mix with the iron essence. Form pills the size of sophora seeds. Take three pills with wine, three times daily. Severe cases resolve within ten days; mild cases resolve immediately. (This method is consistent with *Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang* and *Cui Shi*, Volume XLV)