邪狂癫痫不欲眠妄行不休 黑早走，起于寅时，勿令人见，用左手摘向东桃叶七瓣，暗系病患发内即安。（《集
效方》）
羊癫风 生姜 飞罗面（各一两） 麝香（七分） 黄栀子 葱头 鸡子清（各七个） 地龙（七条） 共桩
烂和匀，烘热，以绢帕缚于腹上。过三日，见有青筋，照方备药，再缚三日，无青筋则愈。重者，不过三服即可除根，
永不复发矣。（《梅溪顾氏刊方》）
一切发狂势不可遏 用炭火（一盆），醋（一碗）倾于火上，其烟冲入病患鼻内，将姜汁喷于病患头面、身体
手足，即安，方可察其阳狂阴燥用药（《医宗说约》）
一切热病发狂 床帐务要揭开，放入爽气良久，随用铜镜按在心胸间，热势稍退即除。若伤寒温热发狂，渴不
止者，将朴硝（一斤）研细，用水（一盆） 将青布方圆尺许（三五块），浸于硝水中，搭在病患胸堂并后心上，频易，
冷者搭之，如得睡汗乃愈。（同上）
痫症初发 用皂角汁灌鼻内。其风涎即从鼻口中涕唾而出。若苏后，其涎不止，急以盐汤，服之自止。（《医宗
金鉴》）
一方，发时灸百会穴，不拘壮数，以苏为止。再发再灸，以愈为度。（《刺灸要诀》）
风痫 先出手指如数物状乃发也，灸发际宛宛中三壮。
猪痫 病如尸厥，口吐清沫，灸巨阙三壮。
羊痫 目瞪吐舌，羊鸣，灸第九椎下间三五壮。
马痫 张口摇头，身反折，马鸣，灸仆参左右各三壮。
牛痫 善惊反折，手掣手摇，灸手少阴掌后去腕五分陷中。（五痫并见《病机沙篆》）
Manic epilepsy caused by pathogenic factors, where the patient is unwilling to sleep and walks aimlessly without cease. The symptoms often occur in the early morning darkness, starting at Yin hour (3:00-5:00 AM). Do not let others see the patient at this time. Use the left hand to pick seven petals of peach leaves growing towards the east, and secretly tie them within the patient's hair; the condition will then stabilize. (From *Ji Xiao Fang*)
Sheep Epilepsy: Take fresh ginger and fine sifted flour (each 1 liang), musk (7 fen), Gardenia fruit, green onion heads, egg white (each 7 units), and earthworms (7 pieces). Pound them together until thoroughly mixed and mashed, warm the mixture, and bind it to the abdomen with a silk cloth. After three days, if blue veins appear, prepare the medicine according to the prescription and bind it for another three days; if no blue veins appear, the disease is cured. For severe cases, three applications can eradicate the root cause, preventing recurrence forever. (From *Meixi Gu Shi Kan Fang*)
All cases of uncontrollable mania: Place a basin of charcoal fire, and pour a bowl of vinegar onto the fire so that the smoke enters the patient's nose. Simultaneously, spray ginger juice on the patient's head, face, body, hands, and feet. The condition will stabilize, after which one can observe whether it is Yang mania or Yin restlessness to determine the medication. (From *Yi Zong Shuo Yue*)
All cases of mania caused by heat diseases: Ensure the bed curtains are fully opened to allow fresh air to circulate for a long time. Then, press a copper mirror against the chest and heart area; remove it as soon as the heat subsides slightly. If the mania is caused by Cold Damage or Warm-Heat diseases, accompanied by unquenchable thirst, grind 1 jin of Mirabilite finely. Soak three to five pieces of blue cloth (square, about one chi per side) in water containing the Mirabilite. Apply the wet cloth to the patient's chest and upper back, replacing it frequently while it remains cold. Recovery occurs when the patient falls asleep and sweats. (Ibid.)
Initial onset of Epileptic seizures: Instill juice of Gleditsia sinensis into the nostrils. The wind-phlegm will then discharge from the nose and mouth as snot and saliva. If, after regaining consciousness, the phlegm secretion does not stop, urgently administer salt water to stop it. (From *Yi Zong Jin Jian*)
Another method: Moxibustion at Baihui GV20 during an attack, regardless of the number of moxa cones, stopping when the patient regains consciousness. Repeat moxibustion upon recurrence until cured. (From *Ci Jiu Yao Jue*)
Wind Epilepsy: Manifests first with finger movements resembling counting objects before the actual seizure. Moxa three cones at Wanwanzhong located at the hairline midpoint.
Pig Epilepsy: The condition resembles corpse-like syncope, with clear foam spitting from the mouth. Moxa three cones at Juque CV14.
Sheep Epilepsy: Eyes staring wide, tongue protruding, emitting sheep-like bleating sounds. Moxa three to five cones at the space below the ninth thoracic vertebra.
Horse Epilepsy: Mouth open, head shaking, body arching backward, emitting horse-like neighing sounds. Moxa three cones each at Puxun BL60 on both sides.
Ox Epilepsy: Prone to fright, body arching backward, hands and arms twitching and shaking. Moxa at the depression located five cun distal to the wrist crease on the posterior aspect of the hand, corresponding to the Hand-Shaoyin meridian. (The Five Epilepsies are all described in *Bing Ji Sha Zhuan*)