凡半身不遂者，必口眼 斜。亦有无半身不遂之症而 斜者，故另立附之。
运气∶口眼 斜者，多属胃土。风木不及，金乘之，土寡于畏也。经云∶木不及曰
委和，委和之纪，其动 戾拘缓。又云∶厥阴所至为 。盖 ，缩短也。木不
及，则金化缩短乘之，以胜木之条达也。戾者，口目 斜也。拘者，筋脉拘强也。木为
金之缩短，牵引而 斜拘强也。缓者，筋脉纵也。木为金乘，则土寡于畏，故土兼化缓
纵于其空隙，而拘缓者自缓也。故目 斜者，多属胃土有痰。治法宜辛温泻金之短缩，
平土之湿痰也。
〔垣〕清阳汤 治筋脉缩短，牵引口目 斜。（方见后）
〔孟〕中贼风，口偏不能语者，取吴茱萸一升，清酒一升，和煮四五沸，合服之半升，日
三服，得少汗瘥。
〔《千》〕治口 ，大豆三升，炒令焦，好酒三升，淋取汁顿服，一日一服。治中风
面目相引，口偏着耳，牙车急，舌不得转方。
独活（三两） 竹沥 生地汁（各一升）
上三味合煎，取二升顿服即愈。
治卒中风，口 不正，取空青末如豆大一枚，含之即愈。口目 斜之症，大率在
胃而有筋脉之分。经云∶足之阳明，手之太阳，筋急则口目为僻， 急不能卒视，此胃土之
筋为 邪也。经云∶胃足阳明之脉，挟口环唇，所生病者，口 唇邪。此胃土之脉为 邪也。
〔垣〕清阳汤 治口 斜，颊腮急紧，胃中火盛，汗不止而小便数。
升麻（二钱） 葛根（一钱半） 当归身（二钱） 黄 （二钱） 甘草（炙，一钱） 红花（一钱） 苏木（五分）
桂枝（一钱） 甘草（生，五分） 黄柏（酒，一钱）
上 咀。作一服，酒三盏，煎至一盏三分，去渣，稍热食前服讫，以火熨摩紧急处
，即愈。夫口 筋急者，是筋脉血络中大寒，此药少代燔针劫刺，破恶血以去凝结，内
泄冲脉之火炽。
〔罗〕风中血脉治验 太尉中武史公，年六十八岁，于至元十月初，侍国师于圣安寺丈室
中，煤炭火一炉在左边，遂觉面热，左颊微有汗，师及左右诸人皆出，因左颊疏缓，被风寒
客之，右颊急，口 于右，脉得浮紧，按之洪缓。予举医学提举忽君吉甫，专科针灸，
先以左颊上灸地仓穴一七壮，次灸颊车二七壮，后于右颊上热手熨之，议以升麻汤加防风、
秦艽、白芷、桂枝，发散风寒，数服而愈。或曰∶世医多以续命等药治之，今君用升麻汤加
四味，其理安在？对曰∶足阳明经，起于鼻交 中，循鼻外，入上齿中。手阳明之经，亦
贯于下齿中。况两颊皆属阳明，升麻汤乃阳明经药，香白芷又行手阳明之经，秦艽治口噤，
防风散风邪，桂枝实表而固荣卫，使邪不能再伤，此其理也。夫病有标本经络之别，药有气
味浓薄之殊，察病之源，用药之宜，其效如桴鼓之应。不明经络所过，不言药性所主，徒执
一方，不惟无益，而又害之者多矣，学人宜细思之。
秦艽升麻汤 治中风手足阳明经口眼 斜，四肢拘急，恶风寒。
升麻 干根 甘草（炙） 芍药 人参（各半两） 秦艽 白芷 防风 桂枝（各三钱）
上 咀。每服一两，水二盏，连须葱根白三茎，煎至一盏，去渣，稍热服，食后服
。药毕，避风寒，卧得微汗出则止。
〔丹〕娄舍人，口眼 斜，先自右边牙疼。
防风（五分） 南星（一钱） 桂枝（三分） 半夏（五分） 苍术（五分） 甘草（炙，二分） 白术（一钱半）
茯苓（三分）
上煎，后入姜汁一合服。
〔《本》〕治风客阳经，邪伤腠理，背脊强直，口眼 斜，体热恶寒，痰厥头痛，肉
筋惕，辛 鼻渊，及饮酒过多，呕吐涎沫，头痛眩晕，如坐车船。常服解风邪伤
寒，辟雾露瘴气，爽慧神志，诸风不生。定风饼子。
天麻 川乌 南星 半夏 川姜 川芎 白茯苓 甘草（生，各等分）
上为细末，姜汁为丸，如龙眼大，作饼子，朱砂为衣。每服一饼，细嚼，热姜汤下，不
拘候。熙丰间，王丞相常服，预防风疾神验。
〔《千》〕枳茹酒 主口僻眼急大验，诸药不瘥方。
枳实上青刮取末，欲至心止，得茹五升，微火炒去湿气，以酒一斗渍，微火暖，令得药
味，随性饮之。
〔子和〕东KT 一夫，患口目 斜，其两手急数如弦之张，有力而实。其人壮气充，风
火交胜。与调胃承气汤六两，以水四升，煎作三升，分作四服，令稍热啜之，前后约泻四、
五十行。去一两，次以苦剂投之，解毒数服，以升降水火，不旬而愈。《脉诀》云∶热则生风。
《内经》治口眼 斜，多属足阳明筋病，盖足阳明筋结颊上，得寒则急，得热则弛
，左寒右热，则左颊筋急牵引右之弛者，而右随急牵引， 向左也。右寒左热，则右颊
筋急牵引左之弛者，而左随急牵引， 向右也。故其治法，以火灸，且为之膏油熨其急者，
以白酒调和桂末涂其弛者，又以桑为钩，钩其舌吻之 僻处，使正平，而高下相等。复
以水调生桑灰，于钩柄之坎缝处，连颊涂之，以收其弛。兼饮姜酒，啖美肉，使筋脉气和，
以助外之涂熨。不饮酒者，自强其筋骨，以手拊拍其急处，使症自去也。（详见筋门）
〔《千》〕又方
牡蛎 附子 矾石 灶下黄土
上四味，各等分为末。取三年雄鸡冠血和药敷其上，持镜看候欲复，故便急洗去之。不
速去，便过不复还也。（《千金翼》云∶偏左涂右，偏右涂左）
又方 酒煮桂取汁一升，以故布浸拓病上则正，左 斜拓右，右 斜拓左。此秘
方不传，余常用大效（此方即《内经》用酒桂涂法也）。
又方 大皂荚一两，去皮子，捣筛。以三年锻石末水和，左 涂右，右 涂左，
干又涂之。
〔《衍》〕取硬锻石一合，以醋炒和如泥，于患偏风牵口 斜人口唇上，不患处一边
涂之，立便牵正。
〔孙〕卒患偏风，口 语涩。取衣中白鱼摩耳下， 向左摩右，向右摩左，即正（
即蠹，书鱼也）。
〔《圣》〕治中风口 ，用巴豆七枚，去皮烂研。 左涂右手心， 右涂左手
心，仍以暖水一盏，安向手心，须臾即便正。洗去药，并频抽掣中指。
〔子和〕一长吏，病口目 斜，予疗之。目之斜，灸以承泣；口之 ，灸以地仓，
俱效。苟不效者，当灸人迎。夫气虚风入而为偏，上不得出，下不得泄，真气为气邪所陷，故
宜灸，所以立愈。（按∶此乃脉兼 斜，故灸之愈。若筋急 斜，非灸可愈，必用服药及用
燔针劫刺其急处，或用马膏涂法，可愈。故承泣、地仓、人迎皆足阳明，阳明胃脉之所发也
）。
〔《玉》〕口眼 斜∶地仓（针入二分，沿皮斜向颊车，一寸半，留十吸泻之） 颊车（
二分，斜向地仓。以上三穴， 右补泻左， 左补泻右）
〔《甲乙》〕口僻，颧 及龈交、下关主之。面目恶风寒 肿痈痛，招摇视瞻，螈 口
僻，巨 主之。口不能水浆， 僻，水沟主之。厥口僻失欠，下牙痛，颊肿恶寒，
口不能收，舌不能言，不能嚼，大迎主之。口僻，偏历主之。口僻刺太渊，引而下之。口僻
噤，外关主之。僻不正失欠，口不开，翳风主之。
〔《千》〕又方，以苇筒长五寸，以一头刺耳孔中，四畔以面塞密，勿令泄风；一头纳大
豆一颗并艾，烧令燃，灸七壮，即瘥。患右灸左，患左灸右，千金不传，耳病亦可灸之。
Any patient with hemiplegia (hemiplegia) will inevitably present with deviation of the mouth and eyes (deviation of the mouth and eyes). There are also cases presenting with deviation of the mouth and eyes without hemiplegia; therefore, it is listed separately here.
Regarding the theory of Six Qi (Six Qi): Deviation of the mouth and eyes is mostly related to the Stomach Earth (Stomach Earth). When Wind Wood (Wind Wood) qi is insufficient, Metal (Metal) overcomes it, causing Earth to lack restraint (as Wood fails to control Earth, or Metal overcomes weak Wood and attacks Earth). The Classics state: "Insufficiency of Wood is called Weihe (Weihe)." In the era of Weihe, its pathological manifestations include spasms, flaccidity, or stiffness. It also states: "When Jueyin (Jueyin) Wind arrives, it causes shortening." "Shortening" refers to the contraction of tendons. When Wood qi is insufficient, the "shortening" characteristic of Metal invades to overcome the free-flowing and spreading nature of Wood. "Li" (Li) refers to deviation of the mouth and eyes; "Ju" (Ju) refers to tendon spasm and stiffness; "Huan" (Huan) refers to tendon flaccidity. Because Wood is pulled by Metal's shortening nature, it leads to deviation of the mouth and eyes with tendon spasm and stiffness. "Huan" implies tendon relaxation. When Wood is overcome by Metal, Earth lacks restraint, so Earth assumes the transformation of relaxation/flaccidity in the gaps, resulting in a mix of spasm and flaccidity. Thus, deviation of the mouth and eyes often belongs to Phlegm-Dampness in the Stomach Earth (Stomach Earth). The treatment method should use pungent-warm herbs to drain the shortening pathogen of Metal and resolve the Damp-Phlegm of Earth.
[Li Dongyuan] Qingyang Tang (Clear Yang Decoction): Treats tendon shortening that pulls and causes deviation of the mouth and eyes. (Formula see below)
[Meng Shen] For sudden wind invasion causing deviation of the mouth and inability to speak: Take one sheng of Evodiae Fructus (Wuzhuyu, 吴茱萸) and one sheng of clear wine, boil together for four or five boils, take half a sheng at a time, three times a day. Slight sweating indicates improvement.
[Qianjin Fang] To treat deviation of the mouth and eyes: Take three sheng of soybeans, stir-fry until charred, pour three sheng of good wine over them to extract the juice, and drink it all at once, once daily. To treat stroke causing facial muscles pulling each other, mouth deviating towards the ear, tight jaw, and immobile tongue:
Duhuo (Radix Angelicae Pubescentis, 独活) (3 liang)
Zhuli (Bamboo Sap, 竹沥)
Shengdi Huang (Radix Rehmanniae Preparata, 生地汁) (each 1 sheng)
Decoct the above three ingredients together to obtain two sheng of liquid, drink it all at once for recovery.
To treat sudden stroke with deviation of the mouth and eyes: Take one bean-sized amount of Kongqing powder (Azurite Powder, 空青末), hold it in the mouth for immediate recovery. The pathology of deviation of the mouth and eyes generally lies in the Stomach meridian, involving tendons and vessels. The Classics state: "The Foot-Yangming and Hand-Taiyang meridians, when their tendons are tense, cause deviation of the mouth and eyes, with eyes unable to look suddenly due to tension; this is Wind-Evil invading the tendons of Stomach Earth." The Classics also state: "The Foot-Yangming Stomach meridian runs alongside the mouth and around the lips; diseases generated here include deviation of the mouth and lips, which is Wind-Evil invading the meridians of Stomach Earth."
[Li Dongyuan] Qingyang Tang (Clear Yang Decoction): Treats deviation of the mouth and eyes, tightness of cheeks and jaws, excess fire in the Stomach, continuous sweating, and frequent urination.
Shengma (Rhizoma Cimicifugae, 升麻) (2 qian)
Gegen (Puerariae Radix, 葛根) (1.5 qian)
Danggui Shen (Radix Angelicae Sinensis Root Body, 当归身) (2 qian)
Huangqi (Radix Astragali, 黄芪) (2 qian)
Zhi Gancao (Prepared Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, 甘草) (1 qian)
Honghua (Carthami Flos, 红花) (1 qian)
Sumu (Lignum Santali Rubrum, 苏木) (0.5 qian)
Guizhi (Ramulus Cinnamomi, 桂枝) (1 qian)
Sheng Gancao (Raw Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, 甘草) (0.5 qian)
Huangbai (Cortex Phellodendri, 黄柏) (1 qian, soaked in wine)
Crush the herbs. Prepare as one dose, decoct in three cups of wine until one cup and three fen remain, strain, and drink slightly warm before meals. Then apply heat massage to the tight area for recovery. Tendon tension in deviation of the mouth and eyes is caused by severe cold in the tendons and blood collaterals. This medicine acts somewhat like burning needle therapy (burning needle therapy) to break bad blood and remove coagulation, while internally draining the excessive fire of the Chong Mai (Penetrating Vessel).
[Luo Tianyi] Case of Wind Invading Blood Vessels: Grand Marshal Zhong Wushi, aged 68, in early October of the first year of Zhiyuan, was attending the State Preceptor in the study room of Sheng'an Temple. A coal stove was on his left. He felt facial heat and slight sweating on the left cheek. After the preceptor and others left, the left cheek became flaccid and was invaded by Wind-Cold, while the right cheek became tense, causing deviation of the mouth and eyes to the right. The pulse was floating and tight, but deep pressure revealed it to be surging and slow. I recommended Hu Jifu, the Medical Supervisor, who specialized in acupuncture and moxibustion. He first moxa-ed the Dicang acupoint (Dicang, ST4) on the left cheek seven moxa cones, then moxa-ed Jiache (Jiache, ST6) fourteen cones. He then applied hot hand massage to the right cheek. He prescribed Shengma Tang (Cimicifuga Decoction) added with Fangfeng (Radix Saposhnikoviae, 防风), Qinjiao (Radix Gentianae Macrophyllae, 秦艽), Baizhi (Radix Angelicae Dahuricae, 白芷), and Guizhi (Ramulus Cinnamomi, 桂枝) to disperse Wind-Cold. After several doses, he recovered. Someone asked: Most physicians use Xuming Tang (Continuation Life Decoction) etc., why did you use Shengma Tang with four additional herbs? He replied: The Foot-Yangming meridian starts from the nose, crosses the glabella, follows the outside of the nose, and enters the upper teeth. The Hand-Yangming meridian also passes through the lower teeth. Moreover, both cheeks belong to the Yangming meridians. Shengma Tang is a formula for the Yangming meridian; Baizhi circulates through the Hand-Yangming meridian; Qinjiao treats lockjaw; Fangfeng disperses Wind-Evil; Guizhi consolidates the exterior and secures Ying and Wei (Nutritive and Defensive Qi), preventing further injury by pathogens. This is the rationale. Diseases have distinctions in root/branch and meridians; medicines have differences in flavor intensity. Investigating the source of the disease and choosing appropriate medication yields effects as swift as a drumstick hitting a drum. Ignoring meridian pathways and drug properties, sticking rigidly to one formula, is not only useless but harmful. Students should reflect carefully.
Qinjiao Shengma Tang (Gentian and Cimicifuga Decoction): Treats stroke affecting the Hand and Foot Yangming meridians, causing deviation of the mouth and eyes, limb spasms, and aversion to Wind-Cold.
Shengma (Rhizoma Cimicifugae, 升麻)
Gegen Gen (Puerariae Radix Dry Root, 干葛根)
Zhi Gancao (Prepared Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, 甘草)
Shaoyao (Radix Paeoniae Alba, 芍药)
Renshen (Radix Ginseng, 人参) (each 0.5 liang)
Qinjiao (Radix Gentianae Macrophyllae, 秦艽)
Baizhi (Radix Angelicae Dahuricae, 白芷)
Fangfeng (Radix Saposhnikoviae, 防风)
Guizhi (Ramulus Cinnamomi, 桂枝) (each 3 qian)
Crush the herbs. Take 1 liang per dose, decoct with two cups of water and three stalks of green onion white (with roots) until one cup remains, strain, and drink slightly warm after meals. After taking the medicine, avoid Wind-Cold. Lie down until slight sweating occurs, then stop.
[Zhu Danxi] Lou Sheiren suffered from deviation of the mouth and eyes, starting with toothache on the right side.
Fangfeng (Radix Saposhnikoviae, 防风) (0.5 qian)
Nanxing (Rhizoma Arisaematis Cum Bile, 南星) (1 qian)
Guizhi (Ramulus Cinnamomi, 桂枝) (0.3 qian)
Banxia (Rhizoma Pinelliae Preparatum, 半夏) (0.5 qian)
Cangzhu (Rhizoma Atractylodis Lanceae, 苍术) (0.5 qian)
Zhi Gancao (Prepared Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, 甘草) (0.2 qian)
Baizhu (Rhizoma Atractylodis Macrocephalae, 白术) (1.5 qian)
Fuling (Poria, 茯苓) (0.3 qian)
Decoct these, add 1 he of Ginger Juice (Jiangzhi, 姜汁) at the end, and take.
[Bencao Gangmu] Treating Wind Evil lodging in Yang meridians, damaging the interstices, causing back stiffness, deviation of the mouth and eyes, fever with aversion to cold, phlegm-jue headache, muscle twitching, Xin Yi Bi Yuan (Olfactory Sinusitis), vomiting saliva after excessive drinking, headache and dizziness as if on a boat. Regular consumption resolves Wind-Cold, dispels miasma, clears the spirit, prevents various winds. Dingfeng Bingzi (Wind-Calming Cake).
Tianma (Rhizoma Gastrodiae, 天麻)
Chuanwu (Radix Aconiti Carminati, 川乌)
Nanxing (Rhizoma Arisaematis Cum Bile, 南星)
Banxia (Rhizoma Pinelliae Preparatum, 半夏)
Chuanjiang (Rhizoma Zingiberis Officinalis Recens, 川姜)
Chuanxiong (Rhizoma Chuanxiong, 川芎)
Baifuling (Poria with White Hosta, 白茯苓)
Sheng Gancao (Raw Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma, 甘草) (equal parts)
Grind into fine powder, make pills with Ginger Juice, size of a longan, form into cakes, coat with Cinnabar (Zhusha, 朱砂). Take one cake per dose, chew thoroughly, swallow with hot Ginger Tea, anytime. During the Xifeng era, Chancellor Wang took this regularly to prevent wind diseases with miraculous effect.
[Qianjin Fang] Zhiru Jiu (Arctic Fruit Wine): Mainly for severe deviation of the mouth and eyes, effective when other medicines fail.
Take powder from Zhisshi (Fructus Aurantii Immaturus, 枳实) scraped from the green skin, up to five sheng. Stir-fry lightly to remove moisture, soak in one dou of wine, warm slightly over low fire to extract the flavor, drink according to tolerance.
[He Zhizi] A man from Dongjing suffered from deviation of the mouth and eyes, with hands tense and twitching rapidly like a drawn bowstring, strong and solid. His constitution was robust, with Wind and Fire battling. Prescribed Tiaowei Chengqi Tang (Regulating the Stomach and Purging Down Decoction) six liang, decocted in four sheng of water to three sheng, divided into four doses, taken slightly warm. He defecated about 40-50 times. Reduced dose by one liang, then administered an emetic, detoxified several times, regulating Water and Fire, cured in less than ten days. Maijue says: Heat generates Wind. Neijing states that deviation of the mouth and eyes is mostly a disease of the Foot-Yangming tendons, as they knot above the cheeks. Cold makes them tense, heat makes them flaccid. Left cold/right heat causes the left tense tendon to pull the right flaccid side, leading to leftward deviation. Right cold/left heat causes the right tense tendon to pull the left flaccid side, leading to rightward deviation. Treatment involves moxibustion, applying ointment/massage to the tense side, and smearing Gui Zhi (Cinnamon Twig) mixed with white wine on the flaccid side. Use a mulberry hook to straighten the tongue/deviated corner, ensuring symmetry. Apply raw mulberry ash paste to the cheek to tighten the flaccid side. Drink Ginger Wine and eat rich meat to harmonize Qi in tendons/vessels, assisting external treatment. Non-drinkers should strengthen sinews/bones and pat the tense areas manually to relieve symptoms. (See Men Jin section).
[Qianjin Fang] Another Formula:
Muli (Concha Ostreae, 牡蛎)
Fuzi (Radix Aconiti Lateralis Preparata, 附子)
Fanshi (Alumen, 矾石)
Zaoxia Huangtu (Yellow Earth from Hearth, 灶下黄土)
Grind equal parts into powder. Mix with blood from a three-year-old rooster's comb, apply to the affected area. Watch in a mirror; wash off immediately when correction begins. If not washed off quickly, it may over-correct. (Qianjin Yiyi says: Apply to the opposite side).
Another Formula: Decoct Guizhi (Cinnamon Twig) in wine to get one sheng of juice. Soak old cloth in it and apply to the lesion to correct it. Apply to the right for left deviation, to the left for right deviation. This is a secret recipe, highly effective. (This is the method from Neijing using wine-soaked Cinnamon Twig).
Another Formula: Da Zaojiao (Gleditsiae Sinensis Fructus, 大皂荚) one liang, peel and remove seeds, grind/sift. Mix with powder from three-year-old Duanshi (Smelted Iron Ore, 锻石) and water. Apply to the opposite side for deviation. Reapply when dry.
[Yanyi] Take one he of hard Duanshi (Smelted Iron Ore), stir-fry with vinegar to a mud-like consistency. Apply to the healthy side of the lips in patients with hemiplegic deviation of the mouth and eyes. It immediately pulls the face straight.
[Sun Simiao] For sudden hemiplegia with deviation of the mouth and slurred speech: Take Baiyu (White Fish/Lice, 衣中白鱼) from clothes and rub under the ear. Rub towards the right if deviated left, towards the left if deviated right, to correct it.
[Shengji Zonglu] For stroke with deviation of the mouth and eyes: Take seven Baiduo (Seminar Crotonis Tiglii, 巴豆) beans, peel and grind. Apply to the palm of the right hand for left deviation, to the left palm for right deviation. Place a cup of warm water over the palm. It corrects quickly. Wash off the medicine and frequently pull/stretch the middle finger.
[He Zhizi] A magistrate suffered from deviation of the mouth and eyes. I treated him. For eye deviation, moxa Chengqi (Chengqi, ST1); for mouth deviation, moxa Dicang (Dicang, ST4). Both were effective. If ineffective, moxa Renying (Renying, ST9). Qi deficiency allows Wind entry causing deviation; if Qi cannot exit upwards or exit downwards, True Qi is trapped by Pathogenic Qi, so moxibustion is suitable for immediate cure. (Note: This works because the pulse indicates deviation. If it is tendon tension causing deviation, moxibustion alone won't work; oral medication, burning needle therapy (burning needle therapy) on the tense area, or Horse Fat application (Horse Fat application) is needed. Chengqi, Dicang, and Renying are all Foot-Yangming points, originating from the Stomach Meridian).
[Yuji Weiyi] Deviation of the mouth and eyes: Dicang (Needle insert 2 fen, oblique along skin towards Jiache, 1.5 cun, retain needle for 10 breaths, reduce method). Jiache (Insert 2 fen, oblique towards Dicang. For these three points, tonify left/reduce right for right deviation, tonify right/reduce left for left deviation).
[Jia Yi Jing] Koupi (Deviation of the mouth): Quanliao (Quanliao, SI18), Yingjiao (Yingjiao, DU26), Xiaguan (Xiaguan, ST7) govern it. Facial aversion to Wind-Cold, swelling, abscess pain, erratic gaze, convulsions, deviation of the mouth: Juliao (Juliao, ST3) governs it. Inability to drink water, deviation of the mouth: Shuigou (Shuigou, DU26) governs it. Jue-ni deviation of the mouth, yawning, lower toothache, cheek swelling, aversion to cold, inability to close mouth, speak, or chew: Daying (Daying, ST5) governs it. Deviation of the mouth: Pianli (Pianli, LI6) governs it. Deviation of the mouth: Needle Taiyuan (Taiyuan, LU9) to guide downward. Deviation of the mouth with lockjaw: Waiguan (Waiguan, TE5) governs it. Deviation, yawning, inability to open mouth: Yifeng (Yifeng, TE17) governs it.
[Qianjin Fang] Another Formula: Use a reed tube 5 cun long. Insert one end into the ear canal, seal edges with dough to prevent air leakage. Put one soybean and moxa at the other end, burn and moxa 7 cones. Cured immediately. Treat right lesion by moxa-ing left, left lesion by moxa-ing right. Secret Qianjin method, also applicable for ear diseases.