验方 真香油灌之，外用香油洗之。
又方 捣青松汁数斗，频频饮之，用渣敷咬伤处，频易即效。
熊虎爪牙所伤毒痛 烧青布熏疮口，毒即出。仍煮葛根汁煎浓洗疮，一日
十次。再捣葛根汁调服方寸匕，每日五次，甚者夜服两次。
又方 嚼栗涂。
又方 煮生铁，令有味洗疮。
又方
雄黄 硫黄 紫石英（各等分）
共研细末，搽之。
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陈远公曰∶人被蛇伤，不拘何处，或上或下，腹胀如箕，三日不救，毒瓦斯攻心
必死。蛇乃阴物，伤人最毒，治用解毒为主。惟是蛇毒，乃阴毒也，若用阳毒解之，
则毒愈炽，必用阴分解毒之品，顺其性而解之也。祛毒散∶用白芷、紫花地丁、蒲
公英、夏枯草各二两，生甘草五钱，白矾三钱，水煎服，一剂肿消，二剂毒从大小
便而出，三剂全愈。（《冰鉴》。白芷虽阳分之药，得
夏枯草则阳化为阴，地丁、公英、甘草、白矾尽消毒之味，又且属阴，阴变以化阴毒，自易奏功，助白芷直攻
蛇毒，无留存之害也。或问解蛇毒，既不可用阳分之药，何以又用白芷，不知蛇毒非白芷不除，世人不善用之，所
以有不效者，今用于阴分之中，自无不效矣。何可舍白芷，反致无功乎！或问雄黄亦制蛇毒，何不用之，不知
白芷阳中有阴，不比雄黄纯阳也。雄黄外用可建奇功，内用每至偾事，不若白芷用阴分之中，可建全功耳。）诸蛇
有毒，惟土虺蛇最毒，咬人若不急治，则死矣。凡蛇误入人孔窍内，即用针刺其尾，不过两三针，则自褪出。
《丹心》云∶制蛇毒用雄黄末，加人参汤调服。
《纲目》云∶人卒为蛇绕不解，热汤淋之，无汤则令尿之，即解。 凡毒蛇咬用
针刺伤处出血，用绳扎两头，浸粪缸内，毒不内攻。若毒走肿痛者，麻油纸捻焰熏
之，再解毒紫金丹一钱，酒磨服之，取汁。
验方：用纯正的香油灌服，外用香油清洗伤口。
又一方：捣取青松汁数斗，频频饮用，并用药渣敷在咬伤处，频繁更换即可见效。
熊虎爪牙所伤的毒痛：烧青布熏烤疮口，毒素即可排出。再煮葛根汁煎浓后清洗疮口，每日十次。另外捣取葛根汁调服一方寸匕的量，每日五次，病情严重的夜间加服两次。
又一方：嚼碎栗子涂抹。
又一方：煮生铁，使其产生气味（或味道），用来清洗疮口。
又一方：
雄黄、硫黄、紫石英（各等分）
共同研磨成细末，外搽患处。
陈远公说：人被蛇咬伤，无论部位在上还是在下，若出现腹部胀大如箕状，三天内不救治，毒气攻心必死。蛇属于阴物，伤人毒性最烈，治疗以解毒为主。只是蛇毒属于阴毒，如果用解阳毒的方法，则毒势更炽盛，必须使用阴分解毒的药物，顺应其性质来化解它。祛毒散：用白芷、紫花地丁、蒲公英、夏枯草各二两，生甘草五钱，白矾三钱，水煎服用，一剂后肿胀消退，二剂后毒素从大小便排出，三剂后完全痊愈。（出自《冰鉴》。白芷虽然是阳分的药物，但得到夏枯草配合则阳气化为阴气，地丁、公英、甘草、白矾都是消毒的味道，且属性属阴，阴性能量变化以化解阴毒，自然容易奏效，辅助白芷直接攻击蛇毒，没有残留的危害。有人问解蛇毒既然不可用阳分的药，为什么又用白芷？不知道蛇毒非白芷不能去除，世人不会使用它，所以有无效的，现在将其用于阴分之中，自然没有无效的了。怎么能舍弃白芷，反而导致无功呢！有人问雄黄也能制约蛇毒，为什么不使用？不知道白芷是阳中有阴，不像雄黄纯阳。雄黄外用可以建立奇功，内服往往坏事，不如白芷用在阴分之中，可以建立全功。）各种蛇都有毒，只有土虺蛇毒性最烈，咬人如果不紧急治疗，就会死亡。凡是蛇误入人的孔窍内，立即用针刺它的尾部，不过两三针，它就会自行退出来。《丹心》说：制约蛇毒用雄黄末，加入人参汤调服。《纲目》说：人突然被蛇缠绕不解开，用热汤淋洗，没有汤就让人尿在上面，就能解开。凡是毒蛇咬伤用针刺伤口出血，用绳子扎住伤口两头，浸泡在粪缸内，毒素就不会向内攻侵。如果毒气游走导致肿痛，用麻油纸捻燃烧熏烤，再服用解毒紫金丹一钱，用酒磨服，取汁液。
Empirical Prescription: Administer pure sesame oil (Sesamum indicum oil) for internal consumption, and externally wash the wound with sesame oil.
Another prescription: Crush fresh pine branches to obtain several dou of juice, drink it frequently, and apply the dregs to the bite site, changing them frequently for effective results.
Poison and pain from bear or tiger claw and tooth injuries: Burn blue cloth to fumigate the wound, allowing the poison to exit. Then, boil kudzu root (Puerariae Lobatae Radix) juice until concentrated and use it to wash the wound, ten times a day. Additionally, crush kudzu root juice and take one cun-bi (a traditional Chinese measuring spoon) mixed in liquid, five times daily; for severe cases, add two doses at night.
Another prescription: Chew chestnut and apply topically.
Another prescription: Boil pig iron until it has a distinct odor/taste, and use it to wash the wound.
Another prescription:
Realgar (Realgar), Sulfur (Sulfur), Purple Quartz Crystal (Quartzum Rubrum) (equal parts)
Grind together into a fine powder and apply externally.
Snake Bite
Chen Yuan Gong stated: When a person is bitten by a snake, regardless of whether the injury is on the upper or lower body, if the abdomen becomes distended like a winnowing basket and no rescue is provided within three days, the toxic qi will attack the heart leading to death. Snakes are yin entities, and their bites are extremely poisonous. Treatment should focus primarily on detoxification. However, snake venom is considered "yin poison." If treated with methods for "yang poison," the toxicity will intensify. Therefore, one must use herbs that resolve poison within the yin aspect, following its nature to neutralize it. Detoxifying Powder (Qudu San): Use Angelica dahurica (Angelicae Dahuricae Radix), Violae Herba (Viola Yedoensis), Taraxaci Herba (Taraxacum Mongolicum), and Prunellae Spica (Prunella Vulgaris), each 2 liang; raw licorice root (Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma) 5 qian; and alum (Alumen) 3 qian. Decoct in water and administer orally. After one dose, swelling subsides; after two doses, toxins are expelled through urination and defecation; after three doses, full recovery occurs. (From *Bing Jian*. Although Angelica dahurica is a herb of the yang aspect, when combined with Prunella spica, its yang nature transforms into yin. Viola, Taraxacum, licorice, and alum all possess detoxifying properties and belong to the yin category. The transformation of yin energy facilitates the resolution of yin poison, making efficacy easier to achieve. This assists Angelica dahurica in directly attacking the snake venom without leaving residual harm. One might ask: if yang-aspect herbs should not be used for resolving snake venom, why is Angelica dahurica included? It is unknown that snake venom cannot be eliminated without Angelica dahurica. The ineffectiveness seen in some cases is due to improper usage by people. Now, when used within the context of yin-aspect herbs, it is invariably effective. How can one discard Angelica dahurica and thereby fail? Another question arises: Realgar also counteracts snake venom; why is it not used? It is unknown that Angelica dahurica contains yin within yang, unlike realgar which is purely yang. Realgar can achieve miraculous results when applied externally, but often causes failure when taken internally. In contrast, using Angelica dahurica within the yin-aspect framework allows for complete therapeutic success.) All snakes are poisonous, but the earth viper (Tu Hui She) is the most toxic. If a bite is not treated urgently, death will ensue. If a snake accidentally enters human orifices, immediately prick its tail with a needle; after two or three pricks, it will naturally retract. *Dan Xin* states: To counteract snake venom, use realgar powder mixed with ginseng decoction (*Ren Shen Tang*) for administration. *Ben Cao Gang Mu* states: If a person is suddenly wrapped by a snake and cannot break free, pour hot water over it; if hot water is unavailable, have someone urinate on it, and the snake will release its grip. For any venomous snake bite, prick the wound with a needle to induce bleeding, and tie the proximal and distal ends of the limb with a rope. Soak the area in a cesspit to prevent the poison from spreading inward. If the poison spreads causing swelling and pain, fumigate the area with burning paper twigs soaked in sesame oil, then administer one qian of Detoxifying Zijin Dan (Purple Gold Pill), ground in wine and taken as a liquid.