小儿头疮。治宜推三关（一百） 推肺（一百） 分阴阳（一百） 推脾（一百） 揉太阳（一百）
揉阳池（一百）
小儿口内生疮。治宜退六腑（一百） 分阴阳（一百） 捞明月（二十） 清天河（一百） 清肾水
（二十） 凤凰单展翅（十下）
小儿偏坠。治宜推三关（五十） 推肾（四百） 揉 门（二百） 分阴阳（二百） 八卦（二百） 天河（二百）
三阴交（一截） 承山穴（一百）
外用艾绒为囊。将肾子兜之。甚效。
小儿 耳流脓。治宜推三关（一百） 六腑（一百） 推脾（十五） 将耳珠揉行前补后泻法（二十）
小便黄赤。可清之。治宜清肾水（自肾指尖推往根下为清也） 掏小横纹 二人上马 运水入土 如大
小便俱闭。只宜分阴阳为主。
小儿眉目不开。治宜掏阳池穴（宜久揉久掏）再推四横纹。
小儿口渴咽干者。气虚火动也。清天河为主。
小儿四肢厥冷。治宜推三关。补脾土为主。
小儿口哑不能语言。乃痰迷心窍也。清肺经为主。
小儿手不能伸屈者。风也。宜威灵穴揉之。四肢软者。血气弱也。宜补脾土。掏四横纹。手掏拳者。心经热也。
急掏捞明月。及运八卦。
小儿头痛。揉脐及阳池外劳宫。头向上者。宜补脾土。运八卦。为主。
一惊风不省人事。灸上星涌泉大指甲侧。
一发热目上视。宜泻心经。掏中平穴。横门中指。俟眼正起指。
一眼左视。掏右端正穴。右视。掏左端正穴。中指中节外边是。
一吐血。两大指甲后一韭叶。即母腮穴。许平掏。
一汗多是肾虚。多推补肾水。汗即止。
一日间病重者。宜抑阳。
一夜间病重者。宜抑阴。
一子后火盛者。是阳火。宜泻之。午后火盛者。是阴火。宜补之。
一先热后寒者。阴干阳。宜先泻后补。
一先寒后热者。阳干阴。宜先补后泻。
一推浮肿者。脾土宜补。阴阳宜分。肾水宜先补后泻。用灯火太阳五心脊骨上各灸愈。
一揉五指节。化痰用之。
一推三焦。治心气冷痛。
一推命门。止腰痛补下元。
一推横纹。通上下之血气。
一推 门。止小肠之寒气。
一揉小天心。治肾水枯短。
一截三关。祛腰背之风寒。
一截风池。止眼痛头疼。
一截昆仑。救半身不遂。大小便涩。
一截曲池。通肺腑气血。治麻痹半身不遂。
一泄。龟尾骨上一 。大便多而秽者不可止。
一吐。心窝上下四 。一口水多推脾土。
一脚软鬼眼一 。
一手软倒蹭。后拐节弯上一 。
一内热外寒者。掏肾水即止。
一外热内寒者。掏阳筋汗出为度。
一头软。心脐上下一 。
一作寒。掏心经转热。
一作热。掏肾经转凉。
一口不开。多揉脾心口一 。亦有心窝揉者。又有研朱砂一分。吹鼻。即开。
一上吐下泻。多推胃与阴阳。灯火五心提之。肚上五火。背上五火效。
一无门有纹。如针入眼。五色皆主死。
一凡推法必似线行。毋得斜曲。恐动别经而招患也。
一治鼻干。年寿推下两宝瓶效。或曰多推肺经。以鼻乃肺窍故也。
一久揉脾土后心。以肚附应之。谓之内消。
一脊骨自下缓缓推上。虽大人可吐也。
一小儿望后跌。承山掏之。
一三里属胃。久揉止肚疼。大人胃气痛者通用。
一小儿望前扑者。委中掏之。亦能止大人腰背疼。
一便秘者。烧酒在肾俞推上龟尾。推膀胱推下承山。但脚里边在承山旁抽骨处。亦要推下。而推此顺气之法。
无急胀之患。若泄泻亦要逆推。使气升而泄可止。
一两手抄停。食指尽处为列缺。止头疼。中指尽处为外关。止腰背痛。大人通用。
一掏靠山即合谷。少商。内关。剿疟用之。
一掏向导。治气喘。口歪眼偏。哭不出声口渴。
一掏总经。推天河。治口内生疮吐热。人事昏沉。
一掏大指母腮穴。止吐血。
一掏涌泉。治痰壅上。重则灸之。
一揉二大指头顶。向外转三十六。随掏之。主醒脾消食。
一推毕掏劳宫。所以定气。
一 门推上横门可吐。横门推下及 门可泄。二穴许对掏之。
一运水入土。治身弱肚起青筋。曰水盛土枯。
一运土入水。治外由作胀眼睁。曰土盛水枯。
一危症先劈面吹气一口。若眼皮连动。睛活转可救。若鱼目。脾绝不治。
一生血顺气。天门入虎口。揉 肘。
一推惊。不可拘推三回一之说。但推中回几下便是。
一论穴有分寸者。以小儿中指屈中节度之为寸。折半为五分。非尺之谓。
一惊之义。惊之为言筋也。筋见是也。
一当时被吓。补童子 。以两手提耳三四次效。
少儿坏症一十五候
眼生赤脉（水火困绝也）贯瞳人。囟门肿起又作坑。（心绝）指甲黑色（肝绝）鼻干燥。（肺绝）鸦声（肺绝）
忽作肚青筋。（脾绝）虚舌退场门（心绝）切牙齿。（咬人肾绝）目多直视（五脏俱绝）不转睛。鱼口（肺绝）气急
（肺绝）啼不得。蛔虫既出（脾胃俱绝）死形真。手足掷摇经过节。灵丹妙剂也无生。
Pediatric head sores. Treatment is suitable to push San Guan (100 times), push Fei Jing (Lung Meridian) (100 times), divide Yin and Yang (100 times), push Pi Jing (Spleen Meridian) (100 times), rub Tai Yang acupoint (100 times), rub Yang Chi acupoint (100 times).
Pediatric oral ulcers. Treatment is suitable to retreat Liu Fu (60 times), divide Yin and Yang (100 times), scoop Ming Yue (20 times), clear Tian He Shui (Clear River Water) (100 times), clear Shen Shui (Kidney Water) (20 times), Feng Huang Dan Zhan Chi (Phoenix Spreads Single Wing) (10 strokes).
Pediatric hernia (unilateral scrotal swelling). Treatment is suitable to push San Guan (50 times), push Shen Jing (Kidney Meridian) (400 times), rub Ming Men acupoint (200 times), divide Yin and Yang (200 times), move Ba Gua (Eight Trigrams) (200 times), push Tian He Shui (200 times), push San Yin Jiao (one segment length), Cheng Shan acupoint (100 times).
Externally, use mugwort wool to make a pouch. Suspend the testicles in it. Very effective.
Pediatric otorrhea (ear pus discharge). Treatment is suitable to push San Guan (100 times), retreat Liu Fu (100 times), push Pi Jing (15 times), rub the earlobe using the method of tonifying first then sedating (20 times).
Yellow and red urine. Can be cleared. Treatment is suitable to clear Shen Shui (pushing from the tip of the kidney meridian finger towards the root is clearing), pick Xiao Heng Wen (Small Transverse Crease), Er Ren Shang Ma (Two People Riding a Horse), move Shui Ru Tu (Water Entering Earth). If both urination and defecation are blocked, only dividing Yin and Yang is suitable as the main treatment.
Pediatric inability to open eyebrows and eyes. Treatment is suitable to pick Yang Chi acupoint (suitable for long rubbing and picking), then push Si Heng Wen (Four Transverse Creases).
Pediatric thirst and dry throat. This is Qi deficiency with fire moving. Clearing Tian He Shui is the main treatment.
Pediatric cold limbs. Treatment is suitable to push San Guan. Tonifying Pi Tu (Spleen Earth) is the main treatment.
Pediatric mutism. This is phlegm confusing the Heart orifice. Clearing Fei Jing (Lung Meridian) is the main treatment.
Pediatric inability to extend or flex hands. This is Wind pathogen. Rubbing Wei Ling acupoint is suitable. Soft limbs indicate weak Blood and Qi. Tonifying Pi Tu and picking Si Heng Wen are suitable. Clenched fists indicate Heat in the Heart Meridian. Quickly scooping Ming Yue and moving Ba Gua are suitable.
Pediatric headache. Rub Qi Zhong (Belly Button), Yang Chi, and Wai Lao Gong. Head tilted backward indicates tonifying Pi Tu and moving Ba Gua as the main treatment.
One case of convulsion with loss of consciousness. Moxibustion on Shang Xing, Yong Quan, and the side of the big toenail.
One case of fever with upward gaze. Sedating Xin Jing (Heart Meridian) is suitable. Picking Zhong Ping acupoint, Heng Men, and Zhong Zhi. Wait until the eyes return to normal and fingers straighten.
One eye looking left. Pick Duan Zheng acupoint on the right. Looking right. Pick Duan Zheng acupoint on the left. The outer side of the middle joint of the middle finger is the location.
One case of hematemesis (vomiting blood). One leek-leaf width behind the two big toenails, i.e., Mu Sai acupoint. Xu Ping picking method.
One case of excessive sweating due to Kidney deficiency. Pushing Bu Shen Shui (Tonify Kidney Water) stops sweating.
One case of severe illness during the day. Suppressing Yang is suitable.
One case of severe illness at night. Suppressing Yin is suitable.
One case of excessive Fire after Zi hour (11 PM - 1 AM). This is Yang Fire. Sedating is suitable. Excessive Fire after Wu hour (11 AM - 1 PM). This is Yin Fire. Tonifying is suitable.
One case of heat followed by cold. Yin interfering with Yang. Sedating first then tonifying is suitable.
One case of cold followed by heat. Yang interfering with Yin. Tonifying first then sedating is suitable.
One case of edema. Tonifying Pi Tu, dividing Yin and Yang, and tonifying then sedating Shen Shui are suitable. Moxibustion with lamp-wick therapy on Tai Yang, Five Centers, and spine cures it.
One rubbing of Wu Zhi Jie (Five Finger Nodes). Used for resolving phlegm.
One pushing of San Jiao (Triple Burner). Treats Cold Pain of Heart Qi.
One pushing of Ming Men. Stops lower back pain and tonifies Lower Yuan.
One pushing of Heng Wen. Unblocks upper and lower Blood and Qi.
One pushing of Ming Men. Stops Cold Qi of Small Intestine.
One rubbing of Xiao Tian Xin. Treats withered and short Kidney Water.
One cutting of San Guan. Dispels Wind-Cold of waist and back.
One cutting of Feng Chi. Stops eye pain and headache.
One cutting of Kun Lun. Saves from hemiplegia and difficulty in urination/defecation.
One cutting of Qu Chi. Unblocks Lung and Intestines Blood and Qi. Treats paralysis and hemiplegia.
One diarrhea. One cun above Gui Wei bone. If stool is frequent and foul, do not stop.
One vomiting. Four cun above and below Xin Wo (Heart Pit). Excessive saliva: push Pi Tu.
One foot weakness: Gui Yan one point.
One hand weakness: Dao Ceng. One cun above the posterior wrist crease.
One internal heat and external cold. Picking Shen Shui stops it.
One external heat and internal cold. Picking Yang Jin until sweating occurs is the limit.
One soft head. One cun above and below Xin Qi (Heart-Belly axis).
One feeling cold. Picking Xin Jing turns warm.
One feeling hot. Picking Shen Jing turns cool.
One mouth closed. Rubbing Pi Xin Kou one point frequently. Some rub Xin Wo. Also, grind one fen of Cinnabar, blow into nose. Mouth opens immediately.
One upper vomiting and lower diarrhea. Push Wei and Yin Yang frequently. Lamp-wick therapy on Five Centers lifts it. Five fires on belly, five fires on back are effective.
One without gate having lines. Like needle entering eye. Five colors all indicate death.
One generally, pushing methods must be linear. Do not slant or curve. Fear of disturbing other meridians and causing harm.
One treating dry nose. Pushing down Nian Shou to two Bao Ping points is effective. Or say, push Fei Jing more, because nose is the orifice of Lung.
One long rubbing of Pi Tu then Xin. Respond with belly. Called Nei Xiao (Internal Dissolution).
One pushing spine slowly from bottom to top. Even adults can vomit.
One toddler falling backwards. Cheng Shan picking treats it.
One Zu San Li belongs to Stomach. Long rubbing stops abdominal pain. General use for adult Stomach Qi pain.
One toddler falling forwards. Wei Zhong picking treats it. Also stops adult lower back pain.
One constipation. Use burning wine, push from Shen Shu up to Gui Wei. Push Bladder meridian down to Cheng Shan. But the inner leg, beside Cheng Shan where the bone draws, also needs pushing down. This smoothing Qi method prevents acute distension. If diarrhea, reverse push to raise Qi and stop diarrhea.
One stopping hands at two places. End of index finger is Lie Que. Stops headache. End of middle finger is Wai Guan. Stops lower back pain. General use for adults.
One picking Kao Shan is He Gu. Shao Shang. Nei Guan. Used for malaria.
One picking Xiang Dao. Treats asthma, crooked mouth and deviated eye, inability to cry, thirst.
One picking Zong Jing. Push Tian He Shui. Treats oral ulcers, vomiting heat, unconsciousness.
One picking Da Zhi Mu Sai acupoint. Stops hematemesis.
One picking Yong Quan. Treats phlegm obstruction upwards. Severe cases moxibustion.
One rubbing tops of two big toes. Rotate outward 36 times. Then pick. Mainly awakens Spleen and aids digestion.
One finishing pushing then picking Lao Gong. To stabilize Qi.
One Ming Men pushed up to Heng Men can induce vomiting. Heng Men pushed down and Ming Men can induce purging. Two points allow mutual picking.
One moving Shui Ru Tu. Treats weak body and green veins on belly. Said to be Water excess and Earth withered.
One moving Tu Ru Shui. Treats external swelling and eye opening. Said to be Earth excess and Water withered.
One critical condition. First blow air onto face. If eyelids twitch and eyes become lively, can be saved. If fish-eye appearance, Spleen is exhausted, untreatable.
One generating Blood and smoothing Qi. Tian Men enters Hu Kou. Rub Elbow.
One treating fright. Do not adhere to "three pushes equal one cycle". Just push a few cycles within the process.
One discussing acupoints with measurements. Use child's middle finger bent at middle joint as one Cun. Half is five Fen. Not referring to chi ruler.
One meaning of Jing (Fright). Jing refers to Sinew. Sinew manifestation is seen.
One frightened at that time. Tonify Tong Zi. Lifting ears twice or three times with both hands is effective.
Fifteen signs of fatal pediatric conditions
Eyes generate red veins (Water and Fire trapped and exhausted) piercing pupil. Fontanelle swells and sinks. (Heart exhaustion) Black fingernails. (Liver exhaustion) Dry nose. (Lung exhaustion) Crow-like voice. (Lung exhaustion) Sudden appearance of green veins on belly. (Spleen exhaustion) Protruding tongue retreating to mouth gate. (Heart exhaustion) Grinding teeth. (Kidney exhaustion biting people) Eyes staring straight. (Five Zang exhaustion) No eye movement. Fish-mouth. (Lung exhaustion) Rapid breathing. (Lung exhaustion) Unable to cry. Roundworms expelled. (Spleen and Stomach exhaustion) True death form. Hands and feet toss and shake past joints. Spiritual pills and miraculous remedies cannot save life.