眼睛红肿痛难熬，怕日羞明心自焦。
但刺睛明鱼尾穴，太阳出血病全消。
睛明∶在目内 泪孔中。针入一分半，略针向鼻，泻。禁灸。
鱼尾∶即瞳子 ，在目上眉外尖。针一分，沿皮向内透鱼腰，泻。禁灸。太阳，在额
忽然眼痛血贯睛，隐涩羞明最可憎。
若是太阳出毒血，不须针刺自和平。
太阳∶在额紫脉上，出血，三棱针刺之。应睛明穴。
心血炎上两眼红，好将芦叶搐鼻中。
若还血出真为美，目内清凉显妙功。
内迎香∶在鼻孔内，用芦叶或箸叶作卷，搐之，血出为好。应合谷穴。
风眩烂眼可怜人，泪出汪汪实苦辛。
大小骨空真妙穴，灸之七壮病除根。
大骨空∶在手大拇指第二节尖上。灸七壮。
小骨空∶在手小指第二节尖上。灸七壮，禁针。
肝家血少目昏花，肝俞之中补更佳。
三里泻来肝血益，双瞳朗朗净无瑕。
肝俞∶在背九椎两旁各一寸半。灸七壮，针入二分。
三里∶在膝下三寸，贴骨外廉。针三分，泻之。
（附∶红肿生疮）
耳聋气闭不闻音，痛痒蝉吟总莫禁。
红肿生疮须用泻，只从听会用金针。
听会∶在耳珠前陷中，口开方可下针。横下针刺半寸，灸二七壮。应合谷、足三里。
（二症）
若人患耳即成聋，下手先须觅翳风。
项上倘然生疠子，金针泻动号良工。
翳风∶在耳后陷中，开口得穴。针入半寸，泻之，灸七壮。
Redness, swelling, and unbearable pain in the eyes, aversion to sunlight, photophobia, and inner anxiety.
Simply needle the Jingming (BL1) and Yutai (Tongziliao, GB1) acupoints; bleeding from the Taiyang channel will completely eliminate the disease.
Jingming (BL1): Located in the inner canthus at the lacrimal punctum. Insert 1.5 fen, slightly towards the nose, using reducing method. Moxibustion is contraindicated.
Yutai (Tongziliao, GB1): Also known as Tongziliao, located at the outer canthus at the tip of the eyebrow. Insert 1 fen, subcutaneously inward to penetrate Yuyao, using reducing method. Moxibustion is contraindicated. The Taiyang point is located on the forehead...
Sudden eye pain with blood penetrating the pupil, hidden dryness and photophobia are most detestable.
If toxic blood is released from the Taiyang channel, peace will return naturally without need for needle insertion.
Taiyang point: Located on the purple vein on the forehead; induce bleeding by pricking with a three-edged needle. Should be used in conjunction with Jingming (BL1).
Heart fire flaring upward causes redness in both eyes; use reed leaves inserted into the nose to induce sneezing/bleeding.
If bleeding occurs from the nose, it is truly beneficial; coolness in the eyes demonstrates miraculous efficacy.
Neiyingxiang: Located inside the nostrils; roll reed leaves or chopstick leaves into tubes and insert them to induce sneezing/bleeding, with bleeding indicating improvement. Should be used in conjunction with Hegu (LI4).
Wind-dizziness and ulcerated eyes are pitiable; tears flowing profusely cause real suffering.
Dagu Kong and Xiaogu Kong are truly excellent acupoints; moxibustion of seven moxa cones removes the root of the disease.
Dagu Kong: Located at the apex of the second phalanx of the thumb. Moxa seven cones.
Xiaogu Kong: Located at the apex of the second phalanx of the little finger. Moxa seven cones; needle insertion is contraindicated.
Liver blood deficiency leads to blurred vision; tonification at Ganshu (BL18) is superior.
Reducing Zusanli (ST36) benefits liver blood, making the pupils clear and flawless.
Ganshu (BL18): Located one and a half cun lateral to the spinous process of the ninth thoracic vertebra on the back. Moxa seven cones; insert needles 2 fen.
Zusanli (ST36): Located three cun below the knee, on the lateral aspect of the tibia. Insert needles 3 fen, using reducing method.
(Attachment: Redness, swelling, and sores)
Deafness due to qi obstruction prevents hearing; pain and itching like cicada chirping are hard to bear.
For redness, swelling, and sores, reducing method must be used; treat solely through Tinghui (GB2) with golden needles.
Tinghui (GB2): Located in the depression anterior to the tragus; open the mouth to locate the point. Insert horizontally downward 0.5 cun; moxa fourteen cones. Should be used in conjunction with Hegu (LI4) and Zusanli (ST36).
(Two Symptoms)
If a person suffers ear disease resulting in deafness, first seek the Yifeng (TE17) acupoint.
If scrofula (Lizi) appears on the neck, skillfully applying reducing needle therapy marks a good practitioner.
Yifeng (TE17): Located in the depression posterior to the earlobe; open the mouth to locate the point. Insert needles 0.5 cun, using reducing method; moxa seven cones.