治口 僻。不能言（资生经）。穴承泣 四白 巨 上关 大迎 颧 强间 风池
迎香 水沟 禾
治口僻痛。恶风寒。不可嚼。穴颊车 颧
治口噤不能进水浆。 僻。穴水沟 龈交
治头风。耳后痛。烦心。足失履。口 僻。穴完骨
治偏风口目 。穴上关 下关
治口 鼻多清涕。风眩头痛。穴承光
治口 鼻多清涕衄血头重。穴通天
治口面 。穴完骨 列缺
治口眼 斜。失欠脱颔。口噤不开食。不能言。颊肿牙车痛。穴翳风。
治偏风口 。穴承浆
治螈 口 。穴巨
治口 眼 动。穴颧
治口眼 斜。目 面叶叶动牵口眼。目视KT KT 。冷泪眼 赤痛。穴承泣。
治偏风口 。目不得闭。失音不语。饮食不收。水浆漏落。眼 动不止。病右治左。左
治右。穴地仓 承浆（艾如粗钗脚大。若口转 。却灸七壮愈）
治口 。四肢逆冷。嗌干。烦渴。瞑不欲视。目泪出。太息。穴行间
治失欠口 。食饮善呕。暴哑不能言。穴通谷
治口 。穴温溜 偏历 二间 内庭
治偏风口眼 。肘肿齿龋痛。寒热。穴冲阳
治口僻。穴和
治口僻。穴太渊
治口 。穴列缺 地仓
治口僻面风寒。鼻准上肿痈痛。招摇视瞻。螈 。穴巨
治偏风口 。失音不言。不得饮水。食漏落。目 动。穴地仓 大迎
治风中脉口眼 斜。其状 向右者。谓左边脉中风。宜灸左 左灸右。炷如麦粒。各二
七壮。频灸取尽风气。穴听会。颊车。地仓各二穴。
治喜啮颊。穴光明 临泣
治自啮颊唇。穴京骨 阳谷
治口疮。舌下肿难言。舌纵涎出。舌根急缩。穴廉泉。灸三壮。次针涌泉二穴。
治口中下齿痛。恶寒颊肿。穴商阳
治口僻。穴偏历
治口齿痛。穴温溜
治口舌生疮。失欠。颊车蹉。及治咽喉肿痛。灸背第五椎。一日二七壮。满三日未瘥。
灸气
冲二百壮。胸前喉下甲骨中。是亦名气堂。又灸足内踝上三寸宛宛中。或三寸五分。百壮。
三报。此三阴交穴也。
Treat facial paralysis (deviation of the mouth and eye). Inability to speak (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoints: Chengqi (BL1), Sibai (ST2), Juliao (ST3), Shangguan (ST7), Daying (ST5), Quanliao (SI18), Qiangjian (DU18), Fengchi (GB20), Yingxiang (LI20), Shuigou (GV26), Heliao (LI19).
Treat pain from facial paralysis. Aversion to wind and cold. Inability to chew. Acupoints: Jiache (ST6), Quanliao (SI18).
Treat trismus (lockjaw) with inability to ingest liquids or food. Facial paralysis. Acupoints: Shuigou (GV26), Yinjiao (CV24).
Treat cephalalgia due to wind. Pain behind the ear. Restlessness. Inability to walk wearing shoes. Facial paralysis. Acupoint: Wanggu (GB12).
Treat hemifacial paralysis. Acupoints: Shangguan (ST7), Xiaguan (ST7).
Treat facial paralysis with excessive clear nasal discharge. Vertigo and headache due to wind. Acupoint: Chengguang (BL9).
Treat facial paralysis with excessive clear nasal discharge, epistaxis, and heavy head. Acupoint: Tongtian (BL3).
Treat facial deviation. Acupoints: Wanggu (GB12), Lieque (LU7).
Treat facial paralysis. Yawning with mandibular dislocation. Trismus preventing eating. Inability to speak. Cheek swelling and temporomandibular joint pain. Acupoint: Yifeng (TE17).
Treat hemifacial paralysis. Acupoint: Chengjiang (CV24).
Treat convulsions with facial deviation. Acupoint: Juliao (ST3).
Treat twitching of the mouth and eyes. Acupoint: Quanliao (SI18).
Treat facial paralysis. Twitching of eyelids and face pulling the mouth and eyes. Blurred vision. Profuse tearing, redness, and pain in the eyes. Acupoint: Chengqi (BL1).
Treat hemifacial paralysis. Inability to close the eyes. Aphonia. Inability to swallow food and drink. Leakage of saliva and fluids. Continuous eye twitching. Treat the right side by treating the left; treat the left side by treating the right. Acupoints: Dicang (ST4), Chengjiang (CV24). Use moxa cones as large as the foot of a thick hairpin. If the mouth deviates towards the healthy side, moxibustion of seven cones will cure it.
Treat facial paralysis with cold extremities. Dry throat. Restlessness and thirst. Closing eyes unwillingly to look. Tearing. Frequent sighing. Acupoint: Xingjian (LR2).
Treat yawning with facial deviation. Vomiting after eating and drinking. Sudden aphonia. Acupoint: Tonggu (BL65).
Treat facial paralysis. Acupoints: Wenliu (LI7), Pianli (LI6), Erjian (LI2), Neiting (ST44).
Treat hemifacial paralysis with elbow swelling, dental caries pain, and alternating chills and fever. Acupoint: Chongyang (ST42).
Treat facial paralysis. Acupoint: He Liao (TE16).
Treat facial paralysis. Acupoint: Taiyuan (LU9).
Treat facial paralysis. Acupoints: Lieque (LU7), Dicang (ST4).
Treat facial paralysis complicated by wind-cold. Swelling and painful carbuncle on the tip of the nose. Wandering gaze. Convulsions. Acupoint: Quanliao (SI18).
Treat hemifacial paralysis. Aphonia. Inability to drink water. Food leakage. Eye twitching. Acupoints: Dicang (ST4), Daying (ST5).
Treat facial paralysis caused by wind invading the meridians. If the mouth deviates to the right, it indicates wind-stroke of the left meridian. Moxibustion should be applied to the left side, or apply the principle of treating the left for right-sided disease and vice versa. Use moxa cones the size of wheat grains, 14 cones per acupoint. Apply frequently to exhaust the pathogenic wind. Acupoints: Tinghui (GB2), Jiache (ST6), Dicang (ST4); two points for each acupoint location.
Treat habitual biting of the cheeks. Acupoints: Guangming (GB37), Zulinqi (GB41).
Treat self-biting of cheeks and lips. Acupoints: Jinggu (BL64), Yanggu (SI4).
Treat oral ulcers. Swelling under the tongue making speech difficult. Flaccid tongue with salivation. Retraction and stiffness of the tongue root. Acupoint: Lianquan (CV23). Moxa three cones. Then needle Yongquan (KI1) bilaterally.
Treat pain in the lower teeth with aversion to cold and cheek swelling. Acupoint: Shangyang (LI1).
Treat facial paralysis. Acupoint: Pianli (LI6).
Treat oral and dental pain. Acupoint: Wenliu (LI7).
Treat oral and lingual ulcers. Yawning. Dislocation/pain at Jiache (ST6). Also treats sore throat and swelling. Moxa the fifth thoracic vertebra on the back. Apply 14 cones daily. If not healed after three days, moxa Qichong (ST30) for 200 cones. The location is in the middle of the bone below the chest and throat, also known as Qitang. Alternatively, moxa the depression three cun above the medial malleolus, or three and a half cun, for 100 cones. Divide into three sessions. This is the Sanyinjiao (SP6) acupoint.