饮黄泥水二茶杯即愈。或用饴糖四两，作成小丸，以真麻油吞下即愈。又方用乌梅煎浓
汁灌之。
一时晕倒者，急宜风凉处以清水灌之。
沙糖调水，饮之。
蓝子研水服，即解。
生白扁豆研末，冷水服之。
蚕蜕纸（即出过蚕之故纸也。）烧灰细研一钱，冷水服下。或荸荠取汁调靛青服。
凡服盐卤垂危者，急取活鸭或活鸡斩去头，将颈塞口中，以热血灌之可解。如服卤多者
，必用数只方足尽收其毒。更宜热豆腐浆灌之。
其证头眩、耳鸣、发热、困笃、恐惧不安，用地浆服之为上，或蚌肉食之良，或用黑铅
一斤溶化，投酒一升，如此十余次，待酒至半升，顿服即解。
（即蛊毒。）
此淫术也，岭南、闽、广有之，而福之古田、长溪为最，乃于饮食中行厌胜之法，鱼肉
能反
之乡，饮食当先以银器试之，有毒即黑。或用犀角搅试，有毒则起白沫。又验中蛊之法，
吐
如火炽者，此中蛊也。胸膈痛毒在上，则服白矾。升麻以吐之。膈下痛，毒在下，则以米汤
调郁金末二、三钱服以泻之，或将三味合服，不吐即下。（宋李巽岩侍郎，为雷州推官，鞫
得此方，活人无算。载范石湖集）
一、虾蟆蛊、蝌蚪蛊，其证心腹胀痛，口干思水，不能饮食，闷喘。用车辖脂半斤，热
酒渐渐服之，其蛊自出。
一、蛇蛊，饮食中得之，咽中如有物，咽不下，吐不出，心下热闷。用马兜铃一两煎服
即吐出。
一、金蚕蛊，用石榴根皮煎汁饮。
一、中蛊吐血，或下血如鹅肝，或心腹急疼，如有物咬，不即治者死。用败鼓皮烧灰酒
服二钱，或小麦面三合，分为三服，以冷水调下，半日服尽，下蛊即愈。
附五种蛊毒方
雄黄 麝香（等分）
上共末，用生羊肺如指大，以刀切开纳药末两匙在内，吞下。
用砂糖调水服用，或者立即捣碎萝卜取汁饮用。
饮用两茶杯黄泥水即可痊愈。或者使用四两饴糖，制成小丸，用纯正麻油送服即可痊愈。另一方使用乌梅煎煮浓汁灌服。
用砂糖调水，饮用。
生白扁豆研成粉末，用冷水送服。
蚕蜕纸（即蚕吐丝后留下的旧纸）烧成灰，细研一钱，用冷水送服。或者取荸荠汁调和靛青服用。
凡是服用盐卤濒临死亡者，立即取活鸭或活鸡，斩去头部，将颈部塞入患者口中，以热血灌入即可解救。如果服用的卤水较多，必须使用数只才足以收尽毒素。更宜用热豆腐浆灌服。
饮用冷水即可安定。每次临睡前吃一至二枚大枣，或者含在口中，便不会导致昏迷。
其症状表现为头晕、耳鸣、发热、身体困重笃实、恐惧不安，用地浆服用为上策，或者食用蚌肉也良好，或者使用黑铅一斤熔化，投入酒一升，如此反复十余次，待酒量减少至半升时，一次性顿服即可解毒。
（即蛊毒。）
这是一种淫邪的巫术，岭南、福建、广东地区有这种情况，其中福州古田、长溪最为严重，是在饮食中施行厌胜之法，鱼肉能够反向朝向施术者之乡。饮食前应当先用银器试毒，有毒则变黑。或者用犀角搅动测试，有毒则产生白色泡沫。又验证中蛊的方法，呕吐如火焰炽热者，这是中了蛊毒。胸膈部位疼痛毒盛在上焦，则服用白矾配合升麻催吐。膈下疼痛，毒在下焦，则用米汤调和郁金末二、三钱服用以泻下，或者将这三味药合用服用，不引起呕吐就引起腹泻。（宋代李巽岩侍郎，担任雷州推官时，审讯得到此方，救活无数人。记载于范石湖集中）
第一种，虾蟆蛊、蝌蚪蛊，其症状为心腹胀痛，口干想喝水，不能进食，胸闷气喘。用车辖脂半斤，用热酒慢慢服用，蛊虫自然排出。
第二种，蛇蛊，在饮食中感染，咽喉中如有异物，咽不下，吐不出，心下部热闷。用马兜铃一两煎服即可吐出。
第三种，金蚕蛊，用石榴根皮煎汁饮用。
第四种，中蛊吐血，或者下血如鹅肝状，或者心腹急痛，如有物体咬噬，不及时治疗会死亡。用败鼓皮烧成灰，用酒送服二钱，或者用小麦面三合，分为三次服用，用冷水调下，半天内服完，排出蛊虫即愈。
附五种蛊毒方
雄黄 麝香（等分）
以上共研为末，取生羊肺如手指大小，用刀切开纳入药末两匙在内，吞服。
Take with sugar water, or immediately crush fresh radish and drink the juice.
Drink two teacups of yellow mud water to be cured. Alternatively, use four taels of maltose (Yitang), form into small pills, and swallow with pure sesame oil to be cured. Another prescription uses concentrated decoction of dark plum (Wumei) for gavage.
In case of sudden fainting, immediately administer clear water in a cool, ventilated place.
Take with sugar water and drink.
Grind Lanzi into a liquid and take orally to resolve the toxicity.
Grind raw white lablab bean (Baidou) into powder and take with cold water.
Burn silkworm pupal skin (the old paper left after silkworms spin cocoons) into ash, finely grind one qian, and take with cold water. Alternatively, take juice from water chestnut (Biqi) mixed with indigo dye (Dianqing).
For those who have ingested salt brine and are in critical condition, immediately take a live duck or chicken, cut off its head, insert the neck into the patient's mouth, and pour hot blood into them to resolve the toxicity. If a large amount of brine was ingested, several birds are needed to fully absorb the toxin. It is also advisable to administer hot tofu milk.
Drink cold water to find relief. Eat one or two jujubes before sleep each time, or hold them in the mouth, to prevent unconsciousness.
Symptoms include dizziness, tinnitus, fever, severe lethargy, and fearfulness. Taking earth slurry (Dijiang) is the best method; alternatively, eating clam meat is good. Or, melt one jin of black lead, add one sheng of wine, repeat this process more than ten times until the wine reduces to half a sheng, then take it all at once to resolve the toxicity.
(This refers to Gu Poison.)
This is an evil sorcery practiced in Lingnan, Fujian, and Guangdong, particularly prevalent in Gutian and Changxi of Fuzhou. It involves using curse methods in food and drink, where fish and meat can turn towards the caster's hometown. Silverware should be used to test food and drink beforehand; if toxic, it turns black. Alternatively, stir with rhinoceros horn; if toxic, white foam rises. Another method to verify Gu poisoning: vomiting that feels like intense heat indicates Gu poisoning. If pain and toxicity are in the upper chest and diaphragm, take alum (Baifan) and Cimicifuga (Shengma) to induce vomiting. If pain is below the diaphragm indicating lower toxicity, take Curcuma zedoaria (Yujin) powder mixed with rice soup, two to three qian, to induce purgation. These three ingredients can be taken together; if vomiting does not occur, purgation will occur. (Song Dynasty Li Xuyan, Vice Prefect of Leizhou, obtained this prescription while adjudicating cases, saving countless lives. Recorded in Fan Shihu's collection.)
1. Toad Gu and Tadpole Gu: Symptoms include abdominal distension and pain, dry mouth with desire for water, inability to eat, and stifling panting. Take half a jin of axle grease (Chezhi) slowly with hot wine; the Gu worm will naturally exit.
2. Snake Gu: Contracted through food and drink, feeling as if there is an object in the throat that cannot be swallowed or vomited out, with heat and stifling sensation in the epigastrium. Take Decoction of Aristolochia Manshuriensis (Madouling), one liang, to induce vomiting.
3. Golden Silkworm Gu: Drink decoction made from pomegranate root bark (Shiliu Genpi).
4. Gu Poison causing hematemesis or melena resembling goose liver, or acute abdominal pain as if being bitten by an object. If not treated promptly, death ensues. Take ash of aged drum skin (Baigupi) mixed with wine, two qian; or take three he of wheat flour, divided into three doses, taken with cold water. Finish within half a day; expulsion of the Gu worm leads to recovery.
Appendix: Five Prescriptions for Gu Poison
Realgar (Xionghuang) and Musk (Shexiang) (equal parts)
Grind these together into powder. Take a piece of raw sheep lung the size of a finger, cut open with a knife, insert two spoonfuls of the powder inside, and swallow.