治风眩头痛。呕吐心烦。穴解溪 承光
治头痛振寒。汗不出。穴胆俞
治头痛振寒。穴大杼
治头痛风寒汗不出。穴哑门
治头痛。穴合谷 天池 丝竹空 鱼际 四白 天冲 三焦俞 风池。
治寒热头痛。进退 疟。恍惚悲愁。健忘惊悸。穴神道
治厥逆头痛。胸满不得息。穴阳溪
治厥头痛。面浮肿。风逆四肢肿身湿。穴丰隆
治头重鼻塞。风寒从足小指起。脾上下带胸胁痛无常。转筋寒热。汗不出。烦心。穴至
阴
治头痛振寒。目黄胁痛。穴青灵
治脑旋目运。头痛不可忍。烦心呕吐涎沫。发无时。项强不可顾。穴强间。
治头痛肩背急。穴昆仑
治头痛颈项急。不得顾。目眩。穴风府
治头痛项痛。穴曲池
疗身热头痛。不可反侧。穴颅息
疗头痛甚。汗不出。穴鱼际
疗头痛。穴脑户
疗头目眩痛。穴百会 通里
疗头痛如破。身热如火。穴命门 中冲
疗寒热头痛。善哕。衄血。肩不举。穴温溜
疗醉后酒风发。头重皮肤肿。两角眩痛。穴率谷
治头痛。穴天柱 陶道 大杼 孔最 后溪（一作本神）
治头肿痛。穴脑户 脑空 通天
治头痛如破。目痛如脱。喘逆烦满。呕吐汗出。穴大陵 头维
治头痛如锥刺。不可动摇。穴窍阴 强间
治头痛寒热。汗不出。恶寒。穴目窗 中渚 完骨 命门 丰隆 太白 外丘 通谷
京骨 临泣 小海 承筋 阳陵泉
治寒热头痛。喘渴。目不可视。穴神庭 水沟
治寒热痹头痛。穴消泺
治头痛。穴五处
治头痛筋挛。骨重少气。哕噫满。时惊。不嗜卧。咳嗽烦冤。其脉举之则弦。按之石坚
由肾气不足。而内着其气。逆而上行。谓之肾厥。宜灸关元百壮。服玉真丸。
治头痛连齿。时发时止。连年不已。此由风寒留于骨髓。髓以脑为主。脑逆。故头痛。
齿亦痛。穴曲鬓七壮。左痛灸左。右痛灸右。宜白附子散。
治头痛头风。耳后痛。脑空等。穴小海 完骨
治癫疾头痛。穴天冲
素问尝论。有数岁头痛不已者。大寒内至骨髓。髓以脑为主。脑逆。故头痛。齿亦痛。
名曰
厥逆头痛。亦有肾厥。肝厥头痛者。如本事方所谓。下虚者。肾虚也。肾厥则头痛。上虚者
肝虚也。肝厥则头晕是也。皆可随证治之。若真头痛。则朝发夕死。夕发朝死矣。人而患
此亦末如之何。要之亦有所自。其在根本不固耶。若欲着艾。须先百会囟会等穴。而丹田气
海等穴。尤所当灸。以补养之。毋使至于此极也。
治风眩。偏头痛。穴前顶
治风痰头痛。穴丰隆
治头偏痛。引目外 。穴悬厘
治头风目眩无所见。偏头痛引目外 急。耳鸣。好嚏。颈痛。穴颔厌
治头偏痛。穴后顶
治头半寒痛。头眩目痛。穴玉枕
治头项偏痛。穴正营
治热病头痛汗不出。头偏痛。引目外 赤。身热齿痛。穴悬颅
治头偏痛。烦心不欲食。穴悬厘
治偏正头痛。穴丝竹空 风池 合谷
治眉攒头痛不可忍者。穴解溪
治头眩痛。穴昆仑 解溪 曲泉 飞扬 前谷 少泽 通里
Treat headache caused by wind-dizziness, accompanied by vomiting and mental restlessness. Acupoints: Jiexi (ST41), Chengguang (GB7).
Treat headache accompanied by chills and tremors, with no sweating. Acupoint: Danyu (BL45).
Treat headache accompanied by chills and tremors. Acupoint: Dazhu (BL11).
Treat headache due to wind-cold with no sweating. Acupoint: Yamen (GV15).
Treat headache. Acupoints: Hegu (LI4), Tianchi (PC17), Sizhukong (TE23), Yuji (LU10), Sibai (ST2), Tianchong (GB15), Sanjiaoshu (BL22), Fengchi (GB20).
Treat alternating cold and heat headache, symptoms waxing and waning like malaria, mental confusion, sadness and sorrow, forgetfulness, palpitations and fright. Acupoint: Shendao (GV11).
Treat Jue-ni headache (headache associated with reversal of Qi flow), chest fullness, inability to breathe freely. Acupoint: Yangxi (LI4).
Treat Jue-headache, facial edema, wind counterflow causing swelling of the four limbs and dampness in the body. Acupoint: Fenglong (ST40).
Treat heavy head and nasal congestion, wind-cold starting from the little toe, irregular pain in the upper and lower Spleen meridian involving the chest and hypochondrium, muscle cramps, alternating cold and heat, no sweating, mental restlessness. Acupoint: Zhiyin (BL67).
Treat headache with chills and tremors, yellow eyes, and hypochondriac pain. Acupoint: Qingling (HT9).
Treat spinning sensation in the brain, dizziness of the eyes, unbearable severe headache, mental restlessness, vomiting of saliva and foam, unpredictable onset, stiff neck unable to look back. Acupoint: Jiangjian (GV18).
Treat headache with stiffness and tension in the shoulders and back. Acupoint: Kunlun (BL60).
Treat headache with stiffness and tension in the neck, inability to look back, dizziness. Acupoint: Fengfu (GV16).
Treat headache with neck pain. Acupoint: Quchi (LI11).
Treat feverish body with headache, inability to turn or lie on either side. Acupoint: Luxi (TE19).
Treat severe headache with no sweating. Acupoint: Yuji (LU10).
Treat headache. Acupoint: Naohu (GV17).
Treat dizziness and pain of the head and eyes. Acupoints: Baihui (GV20), Tongli (HT5).
Treat headache feeling like bursting, body hot as fire. Acupoints: Mingmen (GV4), Zhongchong (PC9).
Treat alternating cold and heat headache, prone to hiccups, epistaxis, inability to raise the shoulder. Acupoint: Wenliu (LI7).
Treat post-drinking "wine wind" syndrome, heavy head, swollen skin, dizziness and pain at both temples. Acupoint: Lvgu (GB8).
Treat headache. Acupoints: Tianzhu (BL10), Daodao (GV13), Dazhu (BL11), Kongzui (LU6), Houxi (SI3) [Alternative: Benshen (GB13)].
Treat painful swelling of the head. Acupoints: Naohu (GV17), Naokong (GB12), Tongtian (BL7).
Treat headache feeling like bursting, eye pain feeling like protrusion, wheezing and counterflow, mental restlessness and abdominal fullness, vomiting and sweating. Acupoints: Daling (PC7), Touwei (ST8).
Treat headache feeling like needle stabbing, body unable to move. Acupoints: Qiaoyin (GB37), Jiangjian (GV18).
Treat headache with alternating cold and heat, no sweating, aversion to cold. Acupoints: Muchuang (GB7), Zhongzhu (TE3), Wanggu (GB12), Mingmen (GV4), Fenglong (ST40), Taibai (SP3), Waiqiu (GB36), Tonggu (BL65), Jinggu (BL64), Linqi (GB34), Xiaohai (SI8), Chengjin (BL56), Yanglingquan (GB34).
Treat alternating cold and heat headache, wheezing and thirst, inability to see. Acupoints: Shenting (GV24), Shuigou (GV26).
Treat headache due to bi-syndrome of alternating cold and heat. Acupoint: Xiaoluo (GB91).
Treat headache. Acupoint: Wuchu (BL3).
Treat headache with tendon contraction, heavy bones, shortness of breath, hiccups and belching with fullness, frequent fright, reluctance to sleep, coughing with mental distress. The pulse is wiry when lifted and hard as stone when pressed. This is due to insufficiency of Kidney Qi, with internal stagnation of Qi reversing upward, termed Kidney Jue. It is suitable to moxa Guanyuan (CV4) for 100 moxa cones, and administer Yuzhen Wan.
Treat headache radiating to the teeth, intermittent, persisting for years without cessation. This is caused by wind-cold lingering in the bone marrow. Since marrow governs the brain, rebellious brain Qi causes headache, and the teeth also hurt. Moxa Qubin (GB7) seven times; if pain is on the left, moxa the left; if on the right, moxa the right. It is suitable to administer Baifuzi San.
Treat headache and wind-pathogen, pain behind the ear, Naokong, etc. Acupoints: Xiaohai (SI8), Wanggu (GB12).
Treat headache caused by epilepsy. Acupoint: Tianchong (GB15).
The *Suwen* once discussed cases of headache persisting for several years, where severe cold reaches the bone marrow. Since marrow governs the brain, rebellious brain Qi causes headache, and the teeth also hurt. This is named Jue-ni headache. There are also headaches caused by Kidney Jue and Liver Jue. As stated in *Benshi Fang*, deficiency below refers to Kidney deficiency; Kidney Jue leads to headache. Deficiency above refers to Liver deficiency; Liver Jue leads to dizziness. These can all be treated according to the syndrome. If it is True Headache, death occurs in the morning if onset is in the evening, or in the evening if onset is in the morning. For humans suffering from this, there is little that can be done. Ultimately, it has its origin, likely due to instability of the root. If one wishes to apply moxibustion, acupoints such as Baihui (GV20) and Xinhui (GV22) should be treated first, while Dan Tian (CV17) and Qihai (CV6) are especially indicated for moxibustion to nourish and tonify, preventing the condition from reaching such an extreme.
Treat wind-dizziness and lateral headache. Acupoint: Qanding (GV20).
Treat headache due to wind-phlegm. Acupoint: Fenglong (ST40).
Treat lateral headache radiating to the outer canthus. Acupoint: Xuanli (GB5).
Treat wind-pathogen causing dizziness and blindness, lateral headache radiating to the outer canthus with tension, tinnitus, frequent sneezing, and neck pain. Acupoint: Hanyan (GB7).
Treat lateral headache. Acupoint: Houding (GV19).
Treat half-sided cold headache, dizziness, and eye pain. Acupoint: Yuzhen (BL9).
Treat lateral pain of the head and neck. Acupoint: Zhengying (ST17).
Treat heat disease with headache and no sweating, lateral headache radiating to the reddened outer canthus, fever, and toothache. Acupoint: Xuanlu (GB6).
Treat lateral headache with mental restlessness and loss of appetite. Acupoint: Xuanli (GB5).
Treat lateral and central headache. Acupoints: Sizhukong (TE23), Fengchi (GB20), Hegu (LI4).
Treat unbearable headache at the gathering point of the eyebrows. Acupoint: Jiexi (ST41).
Treat dizziness and pain of the head. Acupoints: Kunlun (BL60), Jiexi (ST41), Ququan (LR8), Feiyang (BL57), Qian gu (SI11), Shaoze (SI1), Tongli (HT5).