病源人有于眠睡不觉尿出者，是其禀质，阴气偏盛，阳气偏虚，则膀胱肾气俱冷，不能
温制
俱主
水液
禁，
千金疗尿床方。
羊肚系盛水令满，急系两头，熟煮开，取水顿服之，立瘥。
又方
鸡 一具并肠，曝干末，酒服之，男雌女雄也。
又方
羊胞盛水满中，炭火烧之尽肉，晨朝空腹服之，不过四五顿瘥。
又疗尿床方
新炊熟渍饭一盏泻尿床处拌之，收取与食之勿令知。
又方
垂两手髀上尽指陷处，灸七壮，又灸脐横纹七壮。（并出第二十一卷中）
近效疗尿床方。
取麻鞋乳带及鼻根等，唯不用底，须七辆以水七升，煮取二升，分再服。
千金翼灸五淋法。
灸大敦三十壮。
又石淋脐下三十六种疾，不得小便法。
灸关元三十壮，一方云百壮。
又血淋法。
灸丹田穴，随年壮良。
又方
灸复溜穴五十壮，一云随年壮。
又尿黄法。
灸石门穴五十壮。
又遗尿法。
灸遗道挟玉泉五寸，随年壮。
又法
灸阳陵泉穴，随年壮。
又失禁尿不自觉知法。
灸阴陵泉穴，随年壮。
又茎中痛法。
灸行间穴，三十壮。
又腹满小便数法。
灸屈骨端二七壮。
又淋痛法。
灸中封穴三十壮，亦随年壮。
又小便不利及转胞法。
灸心下八寸七壮。（以上穴并出第二十七卷中）
Etiologically, some individuals wet the bed during sleep without awareness. This is due to their innate constitution where Yin Qi (Yin energy) is excessive and Yang Qi (Yang energy) is deficient, resulting in coldness of both the Bladder and Kidney Qi, which fails to warm and control water fluids.
Qianjin Fang (Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) formulas for enuresis:
Take one sheep stomach, fill it with water, tie both ends tightly, boil thoroughly, and drink the broth all at once; the condition will be cured immediately.
Another formula:
Take one chicken including its intestines, dry them in the sun, powder them, and take with wine. Use a female chicken for males and a male chicken for females.
Yet another formula:
Fill a sheep bladder with water, burn it over charcoal until the meat is consumed, and take on an empty stomach in the morning. It will be cured within four or five doses.
Another formula for treating enuresis:
Take one cup of freshly steamed rice, sprinkle it onto the place where the bed was wetted, mix it, collect it, and feed it to the patient without letting them know.
Another formula:
Hang both hands down by the thighs, moxa-ignite the point where the fingertips sink into the muscle (seven moxa cones), and also moxa-ignite the transverse crease of the navel (seven moxa cones). (Both from Volume 21)
Recently effective formula for treating enuresis:
Take materials from cloth shoes, nursing belts, and nasal roots, excluding the soles only. Use seven pairs, boil in seven sheng (ancient unit of volume) of water until two sheng remain, and divide into two doses for administration.
Qianjin Yi Fang (Supplement to Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold) moxibustion methods for treating the Five Stranguries:
Moxa-ignite Dadun (LR1) acupoint for thirty cones.
For stone strangury and thirty-six types of diseases below the umbilicus causing inability to urinate:
Moxa-ignite Guanyuan (CV4) acupoint for thirty cones; another school says one hundred cones.
For blood strangury:
Moxa-ignite Dantian (CV11) acupoint; using the "age-based cone count" method is beneficial.
Another formula:
Moxa-ignite Fuliu (KI7) acupoint for fifty cones; another view suggests the age-based cone count.
For yellow urine:
Moxa-ignite Shimen (CV5) acupoint for fifty cones.
For enuresis:
Moxa-ignite Yidao (EX-UE9) located five cun lateral to Yuquan (CV2); use the age-based cone count.
Another method:
Moxa-ignite Yanglingquan (GB34) acupoint; use the age-based cone count.
For urinary incontinence without awareness:
Moxa-ignite Yinlingquan (SP9) acupoint; use the age-based cone count.
For pain in the urethra:
Moxa-ignite Xingjian (LR2) acupoint for thirty cones.
For abdominal fullness and frequent urination:
Moxa-ignite Quguduan (EX-LE6) for fourteen cones (two times seven).
For strangury pain:
Moxa-ignite Zhongfeng (SP5) acupoint for thirty cones; alternatively, use the age-based cone count.
For difficulty in urination and zhuanbao (bladder torsion/complication):
Moxa-ignite the point eight cun below the heart (Xinxia); seven cones. (All above points are from Volume 27)