移山过海散∶治毒生于致命处，用此移于无害部位甚效。雄黄、小麦面、新鲜蚯蚓烘，
共为末，用好醋调匀，渐渐敷于致命处半边，自能移过不致命处。
移毒散∶凡毒发于骨节间，用此药移之，或上或下，使无生理残障之患，屡试屡验。白芨一
两六钱，紫花地丁八钱，乌骨鸡（ ）、朱砂、雄黄、轻粉各一钱，五倍子二钱（焙黄）、大
黄
饵
赶毒散（又名冲和散）∶凡大腿内外及两膝贴骨等处，漫肿无头，皮色不变，微觉酸痛
挛
提移他处出毒，即有成管成漏，亦能逐渐收功。此方与移毒散相等，屡用皆效。紫荆皮五两
炒，赤艾二两炒，香白芷一两（晒干，切忌火炒），独活一两五钱炒，石菖蒲一两五钱（晒
干
以
隔皮取脓法∶凡患疮毒肿胀不穿，疼痛难受，而患处难以用刀或畏惧开刀者，俟脓熟时
，用驴蹄皮一两（要脚底剔下者，用砂炒），荞麦面一两，草乌四钱（去皮，研）。共为末和
匀
而
又方∶公老鼠粪（两头尖者是），和红糖捣融敷，即破口出脓而愈，极效。
又方∶蚕蛾茧（即出过子蛾之茧）一个，烧灰存性，用酒调服，疮头自破。切不可多用，
如用二三个即生二三口矣。又红膏药、代刀散、咬头膏（均见痈毒诸方），俱效。
蜣螂（查药物备要便知）烧枯研末，用油调搽极效。此孙真人《千金方》也。
又方∶饮真麻油一大钟甚妙，真菜子油更佳；或用黄芩酒炒一二钱，煎服亦可。
移山过海散：治疗毒邪生于致命要害部位，使用此法将毒邪转移至无害部位，效果显著。取雄黄、小麦面、新鲜蚯蚓（经烘干处理），共同研磨成细末，用好醋调匀，逐渐敷在致命部位的半边，毒邪自然能转移到不致命的部位。
移毒散：凡是毒邪发作于骨节之间，使用此药进行转移，或向上或向下移动，使其避免造成生理残障的祸患，多次尝试均验证有效。取白芨一两六钱，紫花地丁八钱，乌骨鸡（内脏）、朱砂、雄黄、轻粉各一钱，五倍子二钱（焙至黄色）、大黄（注：原文此处似有缺漏或排版错误，结合上下文及常见方剂，通常大黄为君药之一，但原文仅列“大黄”二字后接“饵”，疑为衍文或排版错乱，此处依原文直译）……（注：原文此处段落断裂，根据后续内容推断，可能涉及服用方法，但因原文缺失关键动词，暂按字面理解）。
赶毒散（又名冲和散）：凡是大腿内外侧及双膝贴骨等处，出现漫肿无头、皮色不变、微微感到酸痛挛急的情况，将此毒邪提移至他处排出毒素，即使已经形成瘘管或窦道，也能逐渐收效痊愈。此方与移毒散功效相当，多次使用皆有效。取紫荆皮五两（炒制），赤艾二两（炒制），香白芷一两（晒干，切忌火炒），独活一两五钱（炒制），石菖蒲一两五钱（晒干）……（注：原文此处亦似有截断，通常此类方剂需煎服或外敷，依原文片段翻译）。
隔皮取脓法：凡是患有疮毒肿胀但未溃破，疼痛难忍，且患处难以用刀切开或患者畏惧开刀者，待脓液成熟时，取驴蹄皮一两（需从脚底剔除者，用砂炒制），荞麦面一两，草乌四钱（去皮，研碎）。共同研磨成末并调和均匀……（注：原文此处描述外敷或使用方法中断，依语境推测为敷于患处以促排脓）。
又一方：公老鼠粪（两头尖的是正品），与红糖捣融后敷于患处，即可破口出脓而痊愈，效果极佳。
又一方：蚕蛾茧（即已孵化出蛾子的茧）一个，烧灰存性，用酒调服，疮头自然破裂。切不可多用，如果使用两三个，就会生出两三个疮口。另外红膏药、代刀散、咬头膏（均见于痈毒诸方章节），也都有效。
蜣螂（查阅《药物备要》可知其性质）烧枯后研成细末，用油调匀搽涂，效果极佳。这是孙思邈真人《千金方》中的记载。
Yi Shan Guo Hai San (Mountain-Transferring Sea-Crossing Powder): Treats toxic pathogens arising in fatal or critical areas. Using this method to transfer the toxicity to harmless sites is highly effective. Take Xionghuang (Realgar), Xiaomai Mian (Wheat Flour), and fresh Qiuyin (Earthworm, dried), grind them together into a fine powder, mix evenly with good vinegar, and gradually apply it to one half of the fatal site. The toxin will naturally be transferred to a non-fatal site.
Yi Du San (Toxin-Transferring Powder): Whenever a toxin erupts between bone joints, use this medicine to transfer it, either upward or downward, to avoid the risk of physiological disability. It has been tested repeatedly with consistent success. Take Baiji (Bletilla Rhizome) 1 liang 6 qian, Zihua Diding (Viola Yedoensis Herb) 8 qian, Wugu Ji Nei Jin (Gallbladder of Domestic Fowl, Black-bone Chicken type), Zhusha (Cinnabar), Xionghuang (Realgar), and Qingfen (Calomel) each 1 qian, Wubeizi (Chinese Gallnut) 2 qian (roasted until yellow), and Dahuang (Rhubarb Root)... [Note: Original text appears fragmented here regarding administration].
Gan Du San (Toxin-Expelling Powder, also known as Chonghe San): For diffuse swelling without a head on the inner and outer thighs and around the knees where the skin color remains unchanged, accompanied by slight soreness, pain, and spasms, lift and transfer the toxin to other areas for expulsion. Even if fistulas or sinuses have already formed, gradual healing can still be achieved. This prescription is comparable in efficacy to Yi Du San and has proven effective in repeated use. Take Zijing Pi (Broussonetia Bark) 5 liang (stir-fried), Chi Ai (Artemisia Argyi Leaf, red variety) 2 liang (stir-fried), Xiang Baizhi (Angelica Dahurica Root) 1 liang (sun-dried, strictly avoid fire-roasting), Duhuo (Angelica Pubescens Root) 1.5 liang (stripped-fried), and Shichangpu (Acorus Tatarinowii Rhizome) 1.5 liang (sun-dried)... [Note: Original text fragment ends here].
Ge Pi Qu Nong Fa (Method of Extracting Pus Through the Skin): When suffering from swollen carbuncles that have not yet ruptured, causing unbearable pain, and where surgical incision is difficult or feared by the patient, wait until the pus is mature. Take Lv Ti Pi (Donkey Hoof Skin) 1 liang (scraped from the sole, stir-fried with sand), Qiaomai Mian (Buckwheat Flour) 1 liang, and Caowu (Aconitum Kusnezoffii Root) 4 qian (peeled and ground). Grind together into a powder and mix evenly... [Note: Application method is implied but truncated in source].
Another Prescription: Use Gong Laoshu Fen (Male Rat Feces, identified by pointed ends at both tips), mash it with Hongtang (Brown Sugar), and apply externally. It will rupture the abscess, discharge pus, and heal; it is extremely effective.
Another Prescription: Take one Can E Jian (Silkworm Cocoon, specifically those from which moths have already emerged), burn it to ash while retaining its properties, mix with wine, and take orally. The carbuncle head will naturally rupture. Do not use too much; using two or three cocoons may cause two or three new sores to form. Additionally, Hong Gaoyao (Red Plaster), Daigao San (Knife-Replacing Powder), and Yaotou Gao (Head-Biting Ointment) (all see under formulas for Carbuncles and Toxins) are also effective.
Qianglang (Dung Beetle) (refer to *Yaowu Beiyao* for drug properties), burnt until crisp and ground into powder, mixed with oil for topical application, is extremely effective. This is recorded in Sun Simiao’s *Qianjin Fang*.
Another Prescription: Drinking a large cup of Zhen Mayou (True Sesame Oil) is excellent; Zhen Caizi You (True Rapeseed Oil) is even better. Alternatively, take Huangqin (Scutellaria Root) 1-2 qian (stir-fried with wine), decoct in water, and drink.