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法治寒热往来。将儿手掌向上，医用两手托住，将两大指于掌后中间，往外阴阳二穴分
之。
阳穴宜重分，阴穴宜轻分，无论何法，均须用此。但寒证宜多分阳，热证宜多分阴，又不可
不讲也。
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法主大凉，病热者用之。将儿手掌向上，蘸冷水由天河水推至内劳宫。如蘸冷水由横纹
推至曲池，为推天河水法。蘸冷水由内劳宫直推至曲池为大推天河水法。
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法能退热开胸。医右手拿儿左手食、中、名三指。以左手从总经起，搓摩至天河及斗肘
，手
法略重，自斗肘又搓摩至总经。一上一下三四次，又将左手大、食、中三指捏儿斗肘，右手
照前拿法，摇动九次。
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法主温，病寒者用之。将儿手掌向上，蘸葱姜汤，由阳池推至曲池上面，须推三五百次
，量人虚实施之。
一法蘸葱姜汤，由大横纹中间，直推至曲池，温法也。夏禹铸主之。
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法主凉，病热者用之。将儿手掌向上，蘸开水，由阴池推至曲池下面，须推三五百次，
量人虚实施之。
一法，蘸开水，由手背一窝风中间，直推至斗肘，凉法也。夏禹铸主之。
Figure: Dividing Yin and Yang
Method for treating alternating chills and fever. With the infant's palm facing upward, the physician supports it with both hands. The two thumbs are placed at the center behind the palm and pushed outward to divide the Yin and Yang acupoints.
The Yang point should be pushed heavily, while the Yin point should be pushed lightly. Regardless of the specific technique employed, this method must always be used. However, for cold syndromes, more emphasis should be placed on pushing the Yang points; for heat syndromes, more emphasis should be placed on pushing the Yin points. This distinction must not be overlooked.
Figure: Fetching Water from the Heavenly River
This method primarily provides a strong cooling effect and is used for heat syndromes. With the infant's palm facing upward, dip fingers in cold water and push from the Tianheshui (Water of the Heavenly River) acupoint to the Neilaogong (Inner Laogong) acupoint. If cold water is used to push from the transverse crease to the Quchi (Pool at the Crook) acupoint, it is called "Pushing Tianhesui." If cold water is used to push straight from Neilaogong to Quchi, it is called "Great Pushing of Tianhesui."
Figure: Green Dragon Wags Its Tail
This method can reduce fever and open the chest. The physician holds the infant's left index, middle, and ring fingers with the right hand. Using the left hand, rub and massage from Zongjing (General Meridian) to Tianhesui and Douzhou (Battle Elbow), applying slightly heavier pressure. Then, rub and massage from Douzhou back to Zongjing. One up-and-down cycle constitutes one repetition; perform three to four cycles. Next, pinch the infant's Douzhou with the thumb, index, and middle fingers of the left hand. The right hand maintains the previous holding grip and shakes the fingers nine times.
Figure: Pushing the Three Gates
This method primarily provides warming effects and is used for cold syndromes. With the infant's palm facing upward, dip fingers in ginger-scallion soup and push from Yangchi (Yang Pool) to above Quchi. Perform three to five hundred repetitions, adjusting according to the infant's deficiency or excess condition.
Another method: Dip fingers in ginger-scallion soup and push straight from the center of the major transverse crease to Quchi. This is a warming method. Advocated by Xia Yuzhu.
Figure: Retreating the Six Limbs
This method primarily provides cooling effects and is used for heat syndromes. With the infant's palm facing upward, dip fingers in boiling water and push from Yinchi (Yin Pool) to below Quchi. Perform three to five hundred repetitions, adjusting according to the infant's deficiency or excess condition.
Another method: Dip fingers in boiling water and push straight from the center of Yiwofeng (A Pit of Wind) on the back of the hand to Douzhou. This is a cooling method. Advocated by Xia Yuzhu.