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（附灸诸惊穴）
\r第一喘脑惊\p03-b7a17.bmp\r
小儿喘急欲成惊，潮热犹同似火蒸，此症当分寒与热，脐下三火妙如神。
脐下照图各三壮，不可与乳食；琥珀抱龙、紫金锭、白玉饼、定喘汤。
\r第二胎惊\p03-b7a20.bmp\r
胎惊原从胎里来，两胁胀满哭哀哀，或惊或厥根据图治，保取婴儿脱病治。
牛黄散、蝎蛇饼子、利惊丹，并效；心下灸三壮，攒脐五火。
\r第三厥逆惊\p03-b7a19.bmp\r
厥逆惊原吓上来，双手竖起目瞪呆，醒来手足犹惊战，灸照图经病自瘥。
男左女右，灸手脚心各三壮；利惊丸、琥珀抱龙丸并效，热甚惺惺散。
\r第四眠厥惊\p03-b7a22.bmp\r
眠厥惊原饮食来，睡中惊觉意痴呆，虚汗缠身心腹胀，根据图灸治免悲哀。
左右耳下灸三壮，合谷三壮；先消食，次镇惊，热甚惺惺散加神曲、枳实。
\r第五走厥惊\p03-b7a21.bmp\r
走厥惊风一跌死，痰缠咽喉搐不已，四肢温暖灸则生，肢冷面青命已矣。
灸手足心各三壮；先用通关散，得喷涕则生，次用镇惊药。
\r第六兔儿惊\p03-b7a24.bmp\r
兔儿惊是风寒症，乳食呕吐壮热甚，腹膨消食解风邪，按此图灸病自退。
心下两肘各三壮；利惊丹、黑神丸，热不退羌活汤、加味惺惺散。
\r第七吐泻惊\p03-b7a23.bmp\r
吐泻惊从脾胃虚，或停乳食亦如之，根据图灸治还宜药，分利扶脾病自除。
心上、心下、脐上各灸三壮；保惊锭、牛黄散、补脾益真汤、银白散。
\r第八痘痧惊\p03-b7a26.bmp\r
痘痧惊从痧痘来，痰热惊搐恼心怀，未见点惊犹可治，痘见惊时赴九垓。
离心下灸三火，凡痘痧症，不宜灸，慎慎之；玉芝丸、琥珀抱龙丸、惺惺散、升麻汤兼导赤散。
\r第九痢疾惊\p03-b7a25.bmp\r
痢疾惊因脾胃衰，恹恹气息实堪哀，根据图速灸还堪救，内服回阳药可瘥。
天门穴脐下一指，灸三壮；牛黄散、助胃膏、参苓白术散、观音散、参附汤。
\r第十爱眠惊\p03-b7a28.bmp\r
眠惊不醒沉沉睡，热蕴心经叫不醒，黄连加入小柴内，根据此图医可保危。
自悟穴在耳下一指，灸三壮，男左女右；琥珀丸、琥珀抱龙丸、千金龙胆汤、酸枣仁汤。
\r十一蛇甩惊\p03-b7a27.bmp\r
蛇甩惊来心火甚，弄舌伸缩真可畏，凉心镇惊及早施，免教父母双垂泪。
人中穴灸三壮；琥珀抱龙丸、牛黄丸、四苓散、麦冬、木通、朱砂。
\r十二老鸦惊\p03-b7a30.bmp\r
老鸦惊、老鸦惊，咳嗽啾啾不绝声，方眠即醒腹膨胀，消导根据图方得宁。
男左女右，乳上离一指，灸三壮；滚痰丸、玉饼子、琥珀抱龙丸、麦煎散。
\r十三夜宿老鸦惊\p03-b7a29.bmp\r
夜宿老鸦惊吓来，夜间啼哭日间瘥，内服镇惊安神药，按图一灸实奇哉。
印堂、心下各灸三壮；利惊丸、牛黄丸，发热惺惺散。
\r十四哑惊\p03-b7a32.bmp\r
哑惊不哭失声音，肚胀心烦壮热蒸，此症饮食吓上起，迟灸应为泉下人。
男左女右，项后二穴，各三壮，合谷各三壮；滚痰丸、黑神丸、白玉饼、防风汤、羌活汤。
\r十五猛行惊\p03-b7a31.bmp\r
猛行惊症带风寒，发热惊啼并切牙，睡里呢喃痰壅盛，印堂急灸莫HT 嗟。
印堂、颊车各灸三壮；琥珀抱龙、滚痰丸、九味羌活汤、惺惺散、脱甲散。
\r十六闭脉惊\p03-b7a34.bmp\r
闭目惊由惊人心，浑身冰冷汗频频，镇惊定魄扶脾胃，乳上关元灸可生。
乳上、脐傍四处各灸三壮；牛黄丸、安神丸、钩藤饮、七实灵砂丹。
\r十七乳风惊\p03-b7a33.bmp\r
乳风惊是肺家寒，吃乳当风内受邪，咳嗽腹胀潮热甚，失治终当变肺疳。
下颏一穴、期门穴乳下半指各三壮；九转玉华丹、玉芝丸、麦煎散。
\r十八肥瘠惊\p03-b7a36.bmp\r
肥瘠惊从饮食伤，面黄肌烁实野狼当，骨蒸口臭兼龈蚀，十全丹用是良方。
攒心五火；十全丹、芦荟肥儿丸、灵犀饮、柴胡饮子。
\r十九班脊惊\p03-b7a35.bmp\r
班脊惊疳属肺经，背环肩耸咳频频，鼻蚀明知虫食肺，良医见此也寒心。
期门二穴、肺俞二穴各灸三壮，肺俞五七壮更好；蟾酥丸、芦荟保童丸、清肺饮、梅花饮子。
\r二十摆惊\p03-b7a38.bmp\r
摆惊原从惊吓起，四肢惊掣热不已，眼窜痰喘呼吸间，及早凉心惊自止。
手足掌心、高骨处各灸三壮；滚痰丸、真方白丸子、牛黄丸、钩藤饮。
\r二十一四足摆惊\p03-b7a37.bmp\r
四末摆惊摆惊同，四肢僵直时螈 ，按图速灸宜良药，不治变作慢脾风。
灸法，摆惊同；牛黄散、保惊锭、真方白丸子、九实灵砂丹。
\r二十二急风惊\p03-b7a40.bmp\r
急惊风症多般类，见此从容看仔细，痧斑痘疹及风寒，食积停痰并暑气，有客忤、有邪祟，莫将一概惊风治，个
中意趣少人知，治火消痰惊自去。
合谷穴，灸左右各三壮；滚痰丸、琥珀抱龙丸、惺惺散，治诸症无碍。
\r二十三风寒惊\p03-b7a39.bmp\r
风寒惊便是风寒，乳食停滞不得通，腹胀目瞑四肢厥，散寒消食见神功。
灯心湛油，燃火蹙两手虎口并两手心脐上下；利惊丹、滚痰丸、玉饼子、藿气正气散。
\r二十四肿泻惊\p03-b7a41.bmp\r
肿泻惊从元气弱，泻痢日久脾消索，遍身浮肿水无围，脐凸脉细休用药。
男左女右，食指二节、中指顶各一壮，脐上下各三壮；木香槟榔丸、香平散、加味胃苓汤去甘草。
Facial Acupoint Chart (Mian Tu)
Back Acupoint Chart (Bei Tu)
(Attached: Moxibustion Points for Various Types of Convulsions)
First Type: Chuan Nao Jing (Asthmatic Brain Convulsion)
When infants exhibit rapid breathing and are on the verge of developing convulsions, with tidal fever resembling a steaming fire, this condition must be differentiated into cold or heat patterns. Applying three moxa cones below the umbilicus yields miraculous results.
Apply three moxa cones below the umbilicus according to the chart; avoid giving milk or food during treatment. Administer Hupo Baolong Wan (Amber Embracing Dragon Pill), Zijin Ding (Purple Gold锭), Baiyu Bing (White Jade Cake), or Dingchuan Tang (Cough-Stopping Decoction).
Second Type: Tai Jing (Fetal Convulsion)
Fetal convulsion originates from the fetal period, presenting with distension in the hypochondrium and mournful crying. Whether manifesting as convulsion or syncope, treatment should follow the chart to preserve the infant's life and alleviate critical illness.
Niu Huang San (Calculus Bovis Powder), Xieshe Bingzi (Scorpion and Snake Cake), and Lijing Dan (Convulsion-Relieving Pill) are all effective. Apply three moxa cones at Xin Xia (below the heart) and five moxa cones at Cuan Zhu (near the umbilicus/corner of eye contextually adjusted for pediatric back/chest points, here translated as per text location near umbilicus/center).
Third Type: Jue Ni Jing (Reversal Convulsion)
Reversal convulsion is originally caused by fright, characterized by raised hands, staring eyes, and trembling limbs upon waking. Moxibustion according to the classic chart will cure the disease naturally.
For males, moxa the left palm; for females, the right palm. Apply three moxa cones to each hand and foot palm. Lijing Wan (Convulsion-Relieving Pill) and Hupo Baolong Wan are effective. If heat is severe, use Xingxing San (Awakening Powder).
Fourth Type: Mian Jue Jing (Sleep Reversal Convulsion)
Sleep reversal convulsion originates from dietary issues, presenting with startle awakening during sleep, dazed expression, profuse sweating, heavy body, and abdominal distension. Moxibustion according to the chart prevents sorrow.
Apply three moxa cones below each ear and three moxa cones at Hegu (LI4). First resolve food stagnation, then calm the spirit. If heat is severe, modify Xingxing San with Shenqu (Medicated Leaven) and Zhishi (Immature Bitter Orange).
Fifth Type: Zou Jue Jing (Wandering Reversal Convulsion)
Wandering reversal convulsion appears fatal like a sudden fall, with phlegm obstructing the throat and continuous spasms. If limbs are warm, moxibustion can save the life; if limbs are cold and face blue, death is imminent.
Apply three moxa cones to each hand and foot palm. First use Tongguan San (Pass-the-Gate Powder); if sneezing occurs, there is hope, followed by sedative medicines.
Sixth Type: Tu'er Jing (Rabbit Convulsion)
Rabbit convulsion is a wind-cold syndrome, presenting with vomiting of milk and food, high fever, and abdominal distension. Resolve food stagnation and dispel wind pathogens; moxibustion according to the chart will退the disease.
Apply three moxa cones at Xin Xia (below the heart) and both elbows. Lijing Dan and Heishen Wan are effective. If fever persists, use Qianghuo Tang (Notopterygium Decoction) or Jiawei Xingxing San (Modified Awakening Powder).
Seventh Type: Tuxie Jing (Vomiting-Diarrhea Convulsion)
Vomiting-diarrhea convulsion stems from spleen-stomach deficiency or food retention. Moxibustion according to the chart combined with medication, resolving dampness and supporting the spleen, will cure the disease.
Apply three moxa cones at Xin Shang (above the heart tip), Xin Xia (below the heart tip), and Qi Shang (above the umbilicus). Baojing Ding, Niu Huang San, Bupi Yizhen Tang (Spleen-Supporting True-Origin Decoction), and Yinbai San are used.
Eighth Type: Dousha Jing (Smallpox-Measles Convulsion)
Smallpox-measles convulsion arises from these eruptions, with phlegm-heat causing convulsions and irritability. Convulsion before eruption spots appear is treatable; convulsion after eruption indicates a critical prognosis approaching death.
Apply three moxa cones away from Xin Xia. Note: Moxibustion is generally contraindicated for smallpox/measles conditions; exercise extreme caution. Use Yuzhi Wan, Hupo Baolong Wan, Xingxing San, Shengma Tang (Cimicifuga Decoction) combined with Daochi San (Guide Out Red Powder).
Ninth Type: Liji Jing (Dysentery Convulsion)
Dysentery convulsion is due to spleen-stomach decline, presenting with weak breath and despair. Rapid moxibustion according to the chart can still save the patient; internal administration of Yang-restoring medicine leads to recovery.
Tianmen point is one finger-width below the umbilicus; apply three moxa cones. Niu Huang San, Zhuwei Gao, Shenling Baizhu San (Ginseng, Poria, and Atractylodes Macrocephala Powder), Guanyin San, and Shenfu Tang (Ginseng and Aconite Decoction) are used.
Tenth Type: Aimian Jing (Somnolent Convulsion)
Somnolent convulsion presents as deep, unrousable sleep. Heat accumulates in the Heart Meridian, making the child unresponsive to calls. Add Huanglian (Coptis Rhizome) to Xiao Chaihu Tang (Minor Bupleurum Decoction); treatment according to this chart can save critical cases.
Ziwu point is one finger-width below the ear; apply three moxa cones (male left, female right). Hupo Wan, Hupo Baolong Wan, Qianjin Longdan Tang (Thousand Years Gentian Decoction), and Suanzaoren Tang (Ziziphus Seed Decoction) are used.
Eleventh Type: She Shuai Jing (Snake Flick Convulsion)
Snake flick convulsion involves excessive Heart Fire, with tongue protruding and retracting, which is frightening. Cool the Heart and calm convulsions early to spare parents' tears.
Renzhong (GV26) point: apply three moxa cones. Hupo Baolong Wan, Niu Huang Wan, Siling San (Four-Poria Powder), Maidong (Ophiopogon Tuber), Mutong (Akebia Stem), and Zhusha (Cinnabar) are used.
Twelfth Type: Laoya Jing (Crow Convulsion)
Crow convulsion features incessant chirping coughs. The child wakes immediately after falling asleep with abdominal distension. Food resolution and moxibustion according to the chart bring peace.
Male left, female right: one finger-width above the nipple, apply three moxa cones. Gutan Wan (Phlegm-Rolling Pill), Yubingzi, Hupo Baolong Wan, and Maijian San are used.
Thirteenth Type: Yesu Laoya Jing (Night Crow Convulsion)
Night crow convulsion is caused by fright, with night crying and daytime improvement. Internal sedatives and calming spirits, plus moxibustion according to the chart, are truly miraculous.
Yintang (Ex-HN3) and Xin Xia (below the heart): apply three moxa cones each. Lijing Wan, Niu Huang Wan, and Xingxing San for fever are used.
Fourteenth Type: Ya Jing (Mute Convulsion)
Mute convulsion presents with silence, loss of voice, abdominal distension, irritability, and high fever. This condition arises from diet or fright; delayed moxibustion leads to death.
Male left, female right: two points at the back of the neck, three moxa cones each; Hegu (LI4), three moxa cones each. Gutan Wan, Heishen Wan, Baiyu Bing, Fangfeng Tang (Saposhnikovia Decoction), and Qianghuo Tang are used.
Fifteenth Type: Mengxing Jing (Violent Movement Convulsion)
Violent movement convulsion involves wind-cold, fever, crying, teeth grinding, somniloquy, and phlegm obstruction. Urgently moxa Yintang; do not sigh.
Yintang and Jiache (ST6): apply three moxa cones each. Hupo Baolong Wan, Gutan Wan, Jiwei Qianghuo Tang (Nine-Ingredient Notopterygium Decoction), Xingxing San, and Tuojia San are used.
Sixteenth Type: Bi Mai Jing (Closed Pulse Convulsion)
Closed-eye convulsion is caused by fright, presenting with cold limbs and frequent sweating. Calm the spirit, support the spleen and stomach; moxibustion at Rushang (above breast) and Guanyuan (CV4) can save life.
Rushang and four points around the umbilicus: apply three moxa cones each. Niu Huang Wan, Anshen Wan, Gouteng Yin (Uncaria Infusion), and Qishi Lingsha Dan are used.
Seventeenth Type: Rufeng Jing (Breast Wind Convulsion)
Breast wind convulsion is Lung Cold from exposure to wind while nursing. Symptoms include cough, abdominal distension, and tidal fever; untreated, it becomes Lung Consumption.
One point under the chin and Qimen (LR14) half a finger-width below the nipple: apply three moxa cones each. Jiuzhuan Yuhua Dan, Yuzhi Wan, and Maijian San are used.
Eighteenth Type: Fei Ji Jing (Obesity-Thinness Convulsion)
Obesity-thinness convulsion results from dietary injury, presenting with sallow complexion, emaciation, bone-steaming fever, bad breath, and gingival erosion. Shiquan Dan (Ten-Ingredient Decoction) is an excellent prescription.
Cuanxin (center of forehead/heart area): apply five moxa cones. Shiquan Dan, Lushui Fei'er Wan, Lingxi Yin, and Chaihu Yinzi are used.
Nineteenth Type: Banji Jing (Striped Back Convulsion)
Striped back convulsion-consumption belongs to the Lung Meridian, with shoulder shrugging, frequent coughing, and nasal erosion due to intestinal worms affecting the lungs. Even skilled physicians find this distressing.
Qimen (LR14) two points and Feishu (BL13) two points: apply three moxa cones each; Feishu moxa 5-7 cones is better. Chan Su Wan, Lushui Baotong Wan, Qingfei Yin, and Meihua Yinzi are used.
Twentieth Type: Bai Jing (Swinging Convulsion)
Swinging convulsion originates from fright, with limb spasms, persistent heat, upward rolling eyes, and phlegm-wheezing. Early cooling of the Heart and calming of convulsions stops the condition.
Palms of hands and feet, and Gaogu (high bone) areas: apply three moxa cones each. Gutan Wan, Zhenfang Baiwanzi, Niu Huang Wan, and Gouteng Yin are used.
Twenty-first Type: Sizhu Bai Jing (Four-Limb Swinging Convulsion)
Four-limb swinging convulsion is similar to swinging convulsion, with stiff limbs and occasional spasms. Rapid moxibustion according to the chart with good medicine prevents transformation into Slow Spleen Wind.
Moxibustion method same as Swinging Convulsion. Niu Huang San, Baojing Ding, Zhenfang Baiwanzi, and Jiushi Lingsha Dan are used.
Twenty-second Type: Jifeng Jing (Urgent Wind Convulsion)
Urgent wind convulsion has many subtypes. Observe carefully: it may be due to rash/smallpox, wind-cold, food stagnation, phlegm retention, summerheat, external shock, or evil spirits. Do not treat all as generic convulsion; understanding the nuance is key. Clear fire and resolve phlegm to stop convulsions.
Hegu (LI4): apply three moxa cones on both sides. Gutan Wan, Hupo Baolong Wan, and Xingxing San are effective for various symptoms.
Twenty-third Type: Fenghan Jing (Wind-Cold Convulsion)
Wind-cold convulsion is caused by wind-cold pathogen and food stagnation, leading to abdominal distension, closed eyes, and cold limbs. Dispel cold and resolve food for miraculous effects.
Light the wick of a cotton wisp dipped in oil and quickly burn/moxa the Tiger's Mouth (between thumb and index) of both hands, palms, and above/below the umbilicus. Lijing Dan, Gutan Wan, Yubingzi, and Huoxiang Zhengqi San are used.
Twenty-fourth Type: Zhongxie Jing (Edema-Diarrhea Convulsion)
Edema-diarrhea convulsion stems from Yuan Qi (Original Qi) weakness. Chronic diarrhea depletes the Spleen. Generalized edema, protruding umbilicus, and fine pulse indicate that medication is no longer suitable.
Male left, female right: second joint of the index finger and tip of the middle finger: one moxa cone each; above and below the umbilicus: three moxa cones each. Muxiang Binglang Wan, Xiangping San, and Jiawei Weiling Tang (Modified Poria and Atractylodes Macrocephala Decoction) without Gancao (Licorice Root) are used.