疗头风。穴百会 脑空 天柱
疗头风。目眩。狂乱风痫。左主如花。右主如果。穴神聪
疗头风热痛。头肿风痫。穴前顶
疗风眩目KT KT 。额颅上痛。穴后顶
疗头风目眩。穴上星
治头风目眩。面赤肿。穴前顶
治头风。穴下廉 五处 神庭
治风头眩。善呕烦满。穴神庭
治风头眩头痛。穴天牖 风门 昆仑 关元 关冲
治风眩。偏头痛。穴前顶 后顶 颔厌
治风头眩。颜清。引颔痛。穴上星
治风头眩。头痛颜清。穴囟会
治风头耳后痛。烦心。穴完骨
治痿厥风。头重痛。穴跗阳
治胸中寒如风状。头眩两颊痛。穴侠溪
治风头痛。穴肾俞 攒竹 承光 丝竹空 脉 和
治头眩风闷。穴五处
治风头热。穴合谷 五处
疗头风面肿。目眩。项强不得转。穴天牖
治头风生白屑。多睡。穴囟会 针佳。以油盐揩发根。头风永除。
治头风肿痒。穴眉冲（针）
疗头目眩痛。穴通理 百会
疗头眩。穴阳谷
王氏云。论头痛本于大寒。内至骨髓。则头风者。亦本于风寒入脑也。本氏方论。妇人
患头
风者。十居其半。或者妇人无巾以御风寒焉耳。男子间有患之者。非头上少发。必其囟会前
顶之发秃也。欲灸头风。先宜囟会。百会。前顶等穴。其头风连目痛者。当灸上星。神聪。后顶等穴。
予尝自灸。验效。教人灸亦验云。
治头风。灸后顶穴。在百会后一寸五分。强间穴前一寸五分。灸五壮。兼治癫疾。并摇
头口
所入也。各灸三壮。
治头风面肿。项强不得回顾。刺手少阳经天牖二穴。在颈筋缺盆上。天容后。天柱前。
完骨
下。发际上。针入五分。留七呼。不宜补。亦不宜灸。若灸之。面肿眼合。取足太阳经
二穴。在背俞部第三行。肩膊内廉。侠第六顾下。两傍相去各三寸。正坐取之。足太阳脉之
所发也。针入六分。留三呼。泻五吸。后针天牖风池。其病即瘥。若不先针 。即难廖其
疾也。此皆久病流注之法。今举此为例。学人宜须审详。
治头风面虚肿。穴上星
治目黄头肿。穴脑户
Treats Tou Feng (Head Wind). Select Baihui (GV20), Naokong (GB13), Tianzhu (BL10) acupoints.
Treats Tou Feng (Head Wind) accompanied by Xuan Yun (Vertigo/Dizziness), Kuang Luan (Mania/Confusion), and Feng Xian (Wind Epilepsy). The left side is treated like flowers (referring to the distribution of acupoints), and the right side like fruits. Select Shencong (EX-HN6) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng Re Tong (Heat Pain from Head Wind), Tou Zhong (Head Swelling), and Feng Xian (Wind Epilepsy). Select Qanding (GV21) acupoint.
Treats Feng Xuan (Wind-induced Vertigo) and eye discomfort, along with E Lin Shang Tong (Pain in the forehead and skull). Select Houding (GV22) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng accompanied by Xuan Yun (Vertigo/Dizziness). Select Shangxing (GV23) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng accompanied by Xuan Yun (Vertigo/Dizziness), Mian Chi (Red Face), and Zhong (Swelling). Select Qanding (GV21) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng (Head Wind). Select Xiaolian (ST8), Wuchu (EX-HN5), Shenting (GV24) acupoints.
Treats Tou Feng Xuan (Head Wind Vertigo), Shan Ou (Prone to Vomiting), and Fan Man (Vexation and Fullness). Select Shenting (GV24) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng Xuan Tou Tong (Head Wind Vertigo and Headache). Select Tianyou (TE16), Fengmen (BL12), Kunlun (BL60), Guanyuan (CV4), Guanzhong (TE1) acupoints.
Treats Feng Xuan (Wind Vertigo) and Pian Tou Tong (Hemicrania). Select Qanding (GV21), Houding (GV22), Hanyan (GB7) acupoints.
Treats Tou Feng Xuan (Head Wind Vertigo), Yan Qing (Clear/Cold Facial Complexion), and Yin Han Tong (Pain radiating to the mandible). Select Shangxing (GV23) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng Xuan (Head Wind Vertigo), Tou Tong (Headache), and Yan Qing (Clear/Cold Facial Complexion). Select Xinhui (GV22) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng and Er Hou Tong (Ear Posterior Pain), Fan Xin (Vexed Heart). Select Wanggu (GB12) acupoint.
Treats Wei Jue Feng (Flaccidity and Cold Extremities due to Wind), Tou Zhong Tong (Heavy Headache). Select Fuyang (BL59) acupoint.
Treats Xiong Zhong Han Ru Feng Zhuang (Cold sensation in the chest resembling wind), Tou Xuan (Vertigo), and Liang Jia Tong (Bilateral Cheek Pain). Select Xiaxi (GB43) acupoint.
Treats Feng Tou Tong (Wind Headache). Select Shenshu (BL23), Cuanzhu (BL2), Chengguang (BL6), Sizhukong (TE23), Mai (Pulse point, likely a textual error or specific location), He (Harmony point, likely a textual error or specific location) acupoints.
Treats Tou Xuan Feng Men (Head Vertigo and Wind Stagnation). Select Wuchu (EX-HN5) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng Re (Head Wind Heat). Select Hegu (LI4), Wuchu (EX-HN5) acupoints.
Treats Tou Feng Mian Zhong (Head Wind Facial Swelling), Xuan Yun (Vertigo/Dizziness), Xiang Jiang Bu De Zhuan (Stiff Neck Unable to Turn). Select Tianyou (TE16) acupoint.
Treats Tou Feng Sheng Bai Xie (Head Wind Producing White Dandruff), Duo Shui (Excessive Sleepiness). Select Xinhui (GV22) acupoint; acupuncture is effective. Rub the hair roots with salt and oil; Tou Feng (Head Wind) will be permanently eliminated.
Treats Tou Feng Zhong Yang (Head Wind Swelling and Itching). Select Meichong (EX-HN4) acupoint (acupuncture).
Treats Tou Mu Xuan Tong (Head and Eye Vertigo/Pain). Select Tongli (HT5), Baihui (GV20) acupoints.
Treats Tou Xuan (Head Vertigo). Select Yanggu (SI9) acupoint.
Wang Shi said: The discussion on Tou Tong (Headache) attributes it to Da Han (Severe Cold) penetrating internally to the Sui Gao (Bone Marrow). Therefore, Tou Feng (Head Wind) also originates from Feng Han (Wind-Cold) entering the brain. Ben Shi's formula theory states that among women suffering from Tou Feng (Head Wind), ten out of five cases occur. Perhaps this is because women do not wear headscarves to ward off Wind-Cold. Men occasionally suffer from it as well; if they have less hair on the head, it is likely baldness at the Xinhui (GV22) and Qianding (GV21) areas. To moxa-treat Tou Feng (Head Wind), one should first moxa Xinhui (GV22), Baihui (GV20), Qianding (GV21), etc. For Tou Feng (Head Wind) connected to eye pain, one should moxa Shangxing (GV23), Shencong (EX-HN6), Houding (GV22), etc. I once self-moxa and verified its efficacy; teaching others to moxa also proved effective.
To treat Tou Feng (Head Wind), moxa the Houding (GV22) acupoint. It is located 1.5 cun posterior to Baihui (GV20) and 1.5 cun anterior to Qiangjian (GV18). Moxa 5 zhuang. It also treats Dian Ji (Epilepsy) and Yao Tou Kou Suo (Shaking Head and Mouth Deviation). Moxa 3 zhuang for each.
To treat Tou Feng (Head Wind) facial swelling and stiff neck unable to look back, puncture the Tianyou (TE16) acupoint of the Hand-Shaoyang Meridian, two points. Located above the Jin (Muscle/Tendon) and Quepen (Luo Gu / Supraclavicular Fossa), posterior to Tiannong (SJ17), anterior to Tianzhu (BL10), inferior to Wanggu (GB12), and above the Hairline. Insert needle 5 fen, retain for 7 hu (breaths). Do not use tonification, nor moxa. If moxa is used, it causes Mian Zhong (Facial Swelling) and Yan He (Eye Closure). Take two points from the Foot-Taiyang Meridian, located in the third row of the Back-Shu area, medial to the shoulder blade, below the sixth thoracic vertebra, three cun apart laterally. Take them while sitting upright. This is where the Foot-Taiyang meridian qi emerges. Insert needle 6 fen, retain for 3 hu (breaths), discharge method coordinated with 5 xi (inhales). Afterwards, puncture Tianyou (TE16) and Fengchi (GB20). The disease will then heal. If these are not punctured first, it will be difficult to cure the disease. These are methods for treating chronic diseases with flowing accumulation. I cite this as an example; learners must examine carefully.
To treat Tou Feng (Head Wind) facial deficiency swelling. Select Shangxing (GV23) acupoint.
To treat Mu Huang (Yellow Eyes) and Tou Zhong (Head Swelling). Select Naohu (GV17) acupoint.