治腕折伤筋损骨,疼痛不可忍。
生地黄(一斤切) 藏瓜姜糟(一斤) 生姜(四两,切)
上都炒令匀热,以布裹罨伤折处,冷则易之。
治打扑坠损,恶血攻心,闷乱疼痛。
未展荷叶阴干一味为末,食前以童子热小便一小盏,调下三钱,以利下恶物为度。一方
用大干荷叶五片,烧令烟尽,细研作一服,如上服之。
长肉止痛生肌。
槟榔 黄连(去须) 木香(各等分)
上为细末,薄贴疮上,神效。
治打扑伤损,及一切痈肿未破。令内消方。
生地黄(研如泥成膏) 木香(细末)
上以地黄膏随肿大小摊于纸上,掺木香末一层,又再摊地黄贴肿上,不过三五度即愈
元 中宋人许元公,赴省试卷,过兴国寺桥,值微雨,地滑坠马,右臂臼脱。路中一人
云∶急与 入臼中,血渍臼中即难治也。仆者如其说。神已昏亦不觉痛也,遂僦卧轿舁至景
德。
秉烛
右臂
试,
至,
于
若
也
宣和中有一国医,忽承快行宣押,就一佛刹医内人,限目今便行。鞭马至,则寂未有人
。须
矣。
云
视
至三更方呻吟,五更下恶血数升,调理数日得痊。予谓正当下苏合香丸。盖从高坠下,必挟
惊悸,血气错乱。此药非特逐瘀血,而又醒气,医偶用之遂见功。此药居家不可缺,如气厥
鬼邪 传尸心痛时疾之类皆治,《良方》载甚详,须自合为佳尔。(见第一卷)
发背。王蘧发背方序云∶元 三年,夏四月,官京师,疽发于背。召国医治之,逾月势
益甚。得徐州萧县人张生,以艾火加疮上灸之,自旦及暮,凡一百五十壮,知痛乃已。明日
镊去
肉,
不知
济
治疗手腕骨折、筋损骨伤,疼痛难以忍受。
生地黄(一斤,切片) 藏瓜姜糟(一斤) 生姜(四两,切片)
以上药物共同炒至均匀发热,用布包裹敷在受伤折断处,变冷后更换。
治疗跌打坠损,恶血攻心,胸闷烦乱疼痛。
未展开的荷叶阴干,一味药研为细末,饭前用童子热小便一小盏,调服三钱,以利下恶物为度。另一方法
用大干荷叶五片,烧至烟尽,细研成粉作为一服,按上述方法服用。
促进肌肉生长、止痛生肌。
槟榔 黄连(去须) 木香(各等分)
以上药物研为细末,薄贴于疮口上,效果神奇。
治疗跌打损伤,以及一切痈肿未破溃。使内部消散的方法。
生地黄(研如泥状成膏) 木香(细末)
以上将地黄膏根据肿胀大小摊在纸上,撒上一层木香末,再摊地黄膏贴在肿胀处,不过三五次即可痊愈。
元朝时,宋朝人许元公,赴京考试试卷,经过兴国寺桥,遇到小雨,地滑坠马,右臂肩关节脱臼。路上一个人
说:赶快让骨头回到臼中,血液浸渍臼中就很难治疗了。仆人按照他的说法做。神志已经昏迷也不觉得痛了,于是租用轿子抬到景德
秉烛
右臂
试,
至,
于
若
也
宣和年间有一位国医,忽然接到快马传令征召,去一座佛寺医治内廷女子,限定立刻出发。鞭马赶到,却寂静无人。
须
矣。
云
视
直到三更天才呻吟,五更时下出恶血几升,调理几天得以痊愈。我认为应当立即服用苏合香丸。因为从高处置坠落,必然夹杂
惊悸,气血错乱。此药不仅驱逐瘀血,而且醒气,医生偶然使用便见效。此药家中不可缺,如气厥
鬼邪 传尸心痛时疾之类都能治疗,《良方》记载很详细,必须自己配制为佳。(见第一卷)
发背。王蘧发背方序云:元
三年,夏四月,官居京师,疽发于背。召国医治之,过了一个月病情
益甚。得到徐州萧县人张生,用艾火加在疮上灸之,从早晨到晚上,共一百五十壮,知道痛才停止。第二天
镊去
肉,
不知
济
Treats wrist fractures, tendon injuries, and bone damage, with unbearable pain.
Shengdi Huang (Rehmanniae Radix, one jin, sliced) Zang Gua Jiang Cao (Fermented Ginger Residue of Melon, one jin) Sheng Jiang (Fresh Ginger, four liang, sliced)
Stir-fry the above ingredients together until evenly hot. Wrap in cloth and apply to the injured/fractured area; replace when cool.
Treats contusions and falls, where evil blood attacks the heart, causing chest tightness, restlessness, and pain.
He Ye (Lotus Leaf, unopened, dried in shade), processed alone into fine powder. Before meals, mix three qian with a small cup of hot urine from an uncircumcised boy and take orally. Continue until evil matter is discharged via bowels. Another method:
Use five large dried He Ye (Lotus Leaves), burn until smoke is gone, grind finely into powder for one dose. Administer as described above.
Promotes flesh regeneration, relieves pain, and generates tissue.
Bing Lang (Arecae Semen) Huang Lian (Coptidis Rhizoma, remove stamens) Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix) (equal parts each)
Grind the above into fine powder. Apply thinly over the wound. Miraculous effect.
Treats contusions and injuries, as well as all types of carbuncles/abscesses not yet ruptured. Method to resolve internally.
Sheng Di Huang (Rehmanniae Radix, ground into paste/poultice) Mu Xiang (Aucklandiae Radix, fine powder)
Spread the Sheng Di Huang poultice on paper according to the size of the swelling. Sprinkle a layer of Mu Xiang powder over it. Then spread another layer of Sheng Di Huang poultice onto the swelling. Repeat no more than three to five times until healed.
During the Yuan era, Xu Yuan Gong, a Song dynasty person, was traveling to the capital for examination papers. Passing the bridge at Xingguo Temple, he encountered light rain, slipped, fell from his horse, and dislocated his right shoulder joint. A person on the road said:
"Quickly reduce the joint into the socket. If blood infiltrates the socket, it will be difficult to treat." The servant followed this advice. Although unconscious, he felt no pain. They hired a sedan chair to carry him to Jingde.
Holding candlelight
Right arm
Exam,
Arrived,
At
If
Also
During the Xianhe era, a national physician suddenly received urgent orders to attend to a palace lady at a Buddhist temple, ordered to leave immediately. He whipped his horse to arrive, but found silence/no one there.
Must
Then.
Said
Looked
Until the third watch did groaning begin, and by the fifth watch, several sheng of evil blood were discharged. After days of conditioning, he recovered. I stated that Su He Xiang Wan (Styrax Pill) should have been administered immediately. Falling from a height inevitably involves shock and palpitations, causing chaotic qi and blood. This medicine not only expels blood stasis but also awakens the qi. The doctor used it accidentally and achieved success. This medicine should never be absent from the home; it treats conditions such as qi syncope, ghost/pathogenic influences, chronic wasting diseases, heart pain, and epidemic fevers. It is recorded in detail in "Liang Fang" (Good Prescriptions). It is best to prepare it oneself. (See Volume One)
Fa Bei (Back Carbuncle). Preface to Wang Qu's prescription for Fa Bei states: In the third year of Yuan [era], fourth month of summer, serving as an official in the capital, a carbuncle erupted on the back. Summoned a national physician to treat it. After a month, the condition worsened. Obtained Zhang Sheng, a man from Xiao County, Xuzhou, who applied moxibustion with moxa cones directly on the sore. From morning till evening, a total of 150 cones were burned. Stopped when sensation returned. The next day,
Picked out
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