两足心凸肿，上生黑豆，疮硬如钉，胫骨生碎，孔髓流出，身发寒颤，惟思饮酒，此是
肝肾冷热相吞。用炮川乌头敷之，内服韭子汤效。（夏子益奇疾方）
一老妪右腋下生一瘤，渐长至尺许，其状如长瓠子，久而溃烂。一方士以长柄茶壶炉烧
存性，研末搽之。水出消尽而愈。（李濒湖集简方）
头皮内时有蛆出，以刀切破，挤丝瓜叶汁搽之，蛆出尽绝根。（小山怪证方）
破瓢、白鸡冠花、白螺蛳壳各烧存性，等分。血竭、麝香各五分为末，以好酒洒湿，熟
艾连药揉成饼贴在顶门上，以熨斗熨之，以愈为度。（孙氏集效方）
鼻中时时流臭黄水，脑痛，名∶控脑砂。有虫食脑中也。用丝瓜藤近根三、五尺烧存性，
每服一钱，温酒下，以愈为度。（医学正传）
丝瓜叶、连须葱白、韭菜，等分。同入石钵内研烂取汁，以热酒和服，以渣贴腋下。病
在左手贴左腋；在右手贴右腋。在左足贴左胯；右足贴右胯。在中贴心脐。用帛缚住，候肉
下红线皆白，则散矣。如有潮热，亦用此法。却令人抱住，恐其颤倒则难救也。（危
方）
用小麦五升，水九升，煮取四升，绵滤取汁，待极冷，令病患卧席上含汁 之，肠渐入，
其背，并勿令病患知。及多人见、旁人语，即肠不入也，乃抬席四角，轻摇使肠自入。十
日中，但略食美物，慎勿惊动，即杀人。（刘涓子鬼遗方）
疼痛剧烈的，将乌梅肉与鱼（此处疑为“鱼脑”或特定鱼类组织，原文作“鱼 ”，暂译为鱼相关物）捣烂后外敷患处，效果奇妙。（出自《李楼奇方》）
双脚脚心凸起肿胀，表面生出黑色豆状物，疮口坚硬如钉，胫骨碎裂，骨髓从孔洞中流出，身体发冷颤抖，只想饮酒，这是肝肾寒热之气相互交争所致。使用炮制的川乌头外敷，内服韭子汤，疗效显著。（出自《夏子益奇疾方》）
一位老妇人的右腋下长出一个瘤，逐渐长到一尺多长，形状像长葫芦，时间久了溃烂流脓。一位道士用长柄茶壶的炉底烧至存性（煅烧至外部炭化内部保留药性），研成粉末外搽患处。渗出液排尽后痊愈。（出自《李濒湖集简方》）
头皮内不时有蛆虫爬出，用刀切开皮肤，挤出丝瓜叶汁涂抹，蛆虫排尽且断绝根除。（出自《小山怪证方》）
破旧的瓢、白鸡冠花、白螺蛳壳各烧至存性，取等分量。血竭、麝香各五分研成细末，用好酒洒湿药物，将熟艾绒连同药物揉成饼状，贴在头顶百会穴处，用熨斗加热熨烫，直到病愈为止。（出自《孙氏集效方》）
鼻孔中时常流出臭秽的黄水，伴有脑部疼痛，这种病症名为“控脑砂”。是因为有虫子啃食脑部所致。取丝瓜藤靠近根部三、五尺长的部分烧至存性，每次服用一钱，用温酒送服，直到病愈为止。（出自《医学正传》）
丝瓜叶、带须的葱白、韭菜，取等分量。一同放入石钵中研烂取汁，用热酒调和内服，并将药渣外贴于腋下。病在左手则贴左腋；在右手则贴右腋。在左脚则贴左胯部；右脚则贴右胯部。若病灶在中间则贴心脐部位。用布帛绑缚固定，等到皮下出现的红线全部变白，病气就消散了。如果伴有潮热症状，也使用此法。但需让人抱住患者，防止其因颤动跌倒而难以救治。（出自《危方》）
取小麦五升，加水九升，煮至剩余四升，用绵布过滤取汁，待汁液极冷时，让患者躺在席子上含漱汁液，使脱出的肠管逐渐回纳。此时患者的背部及周围人员切勿让患者知晓此事。一旦有多人围观或旁人说话，肠管就无法回纳。此时应抬起席子的四个角，轻轻摇晃，使肠管自行回纳。十日内，只略吃美味食物，切勿惊动患者，否则会导致死亡。（出自《刘涓子鬼遗方》）
If the pain is severe, apply a paste made by crushing Wu Mei Rou (Fructus Mume) and fish [material] to the affected area; this is miraculous. (From *Li Lou Qi Fang*)
When both soles of the feet are convexly swollen, with black bean-like lesions appearing on the surface, the sores are hard as nails, the tibia is fragmented, and marrow flows from the pores, accompanied by chills and a craving for alcohol, this indicates a conflict between cold and heat in the Liver and Kidney meridians. Apply Pao Chuan Wu Tou (Prepared Rhizoma Aconiti Kusnezoffii) externally, and internally administer Jiu Zi Tang (Leek Seed Decoction) for effective results. (From *Xia Ziyi Qi Ji Fang*)
An elderly woman had a tumor growing in her right axilla, gradually reaching over one chi in length, resembling a long gourd, which eventually ulcerated. A Daoist practitioner used the bottom of a long-handled teapot kettle, calcined until carbonized but retaining medicinal properties (Cun Xing), ground it into powder, and applied it topically. After the exudate was completely drained, she recovered. (From *Li Binhu Ji Jian Fang*)
Maggots occasionally emerged from within the scalp. The skin was incised with a knife, squeezed, and juice from Si Gua Ye (Folium Luffae) was applied. This expelled all maggots and eradicated their roots. (From *Xiao Shan Guai Zheng Fang*)
Take equal parts of Po Piao (Broken Gourd Calabash), Bai Ji Guan Hua (Flos Celosiae Cristatae Albae), and Bai Luo Si Ke (Concha Meretricis Albae), calcined until carbonized. Mix with Xue Jie (Resina Draconis) and She Xiang (Moschus), each five fen, ground into powder. Moisten with good wine, mix with Shu Ai Rong (Prepared Mugwort Floss) to form a cake, and apply it to the Bai Hui acupoint (GV20) on the vertex. Heat the area with an iron until cured. (From *Sun Shi Ji Xiao Fang*)
The nose frequently discharges foul-smelling yellow fluid, accompanied by cephalalgia; this condition is named Kong Nao Sha (Brain-Controlled Sand). It is caused by insects feeding on the brain. Take three to five chi of Si Gua Teng (Caulis Luffae) near the root, calcine until carbonized, take one qian per dose, and swallow with warm wine until cured. (From *Yi Xue Zheng Zhuan*)
Take equal parts of Si Gua Ye (Folium Luffae), Lian Xu Cong Bai (Scallion White with Roots), and Jiu Cai (Herba Allii Tuberosi). Grind them thoroughly in a mortar to extract the juice. Mix with hot wine for oral administration, and apply the dregs topically to the axilla. If the disease is on the left hand, apply to the left axilla; if on the right hand, apply to the right axilla. If on the left foot, apply to the left groin; if on the right foot, apply to the right groin. If in the center, apply to the heart and umbilicus region. Bind securely with cloth. Wait until the red lines under the skin turn completely white, indicating the dissipation of pathogenic factors. If tidal fever is present, use this method as well. However, hold the patient firmly to prevent trembling or falling, which would be difficult to rescue. (From *Wei Fang*)
Take five sheng of Xiao Mai (Frumentum Tritici), add nine sheng of water, and boil down to four sheng. Filter the liquid through cotton wool. When the decoction is extremely cold, have the patient lie on a mat and gargle/swallow the liquid to gradually reduce the prolapsed intestines. Do not let the patient know what is happening regarding their back, nor allow multiple people to watch or speak nearby, as this will prevent intestinal reduction. Instead, lift the four corners of the mat and gently shake it to facilitate the natural reduction of the intestines. For ten days, consume only mild delicacies and avoid startling the patient, otherwise death may ensue. (From *Liu Juanzi Gui Yi Fang*)