治癫疾。烦心悲泣。穴解溪
治癫疾头重。穴哑门
治癫疾。头面浮肿。齿龋。穴完骨
治头痛癫疾。风痉。牙龈肿。善惊。穴天冲
心癫疾。脊强。穴筋缩
治癫疾。穴申脉 后溪 前谷
治癫疾。呕逆吐舌。穴滑肉门
治癫疾吐沫。穴本神 兑端
治癫疾寒痛。穴飞扬
治寒热癫疾。穴承山 昆仑
治癫病。手不可向上手臂不得上头。穴尺泽
治癫疾。穴解溪 阳跷
治癫疾呕。穴神庭 上星 百会 听会 听宫 偏历 攒竹 本神 筑宾 阳溪 后项
强间 脑户 络却 玉枕
治癫疾呕沫。寒热痉互引。穴兑端 龈交 承浆 大迎 丝竹空 囟会 天柱 商丘
治寒热凄厥。鼓颔癫痉口噤。穴承浆 大迎
治癫疾膝气。穴 会 申脉
治癫疾。手臂不得上头。穴尺泽 然谷
治癫疾多言。耳鸣口僻。穴偏历
治癫疾。大瘦头痛。穴脑腔 束骨
治癫疾。互引善惊。羊鸣。穴悬厘 束骨
治头痛癫疾。互参量惊。穴天冲
治心中愦愦数欠癫。心下惧恐。咽中澹澹。穴通谷
治寒热癫癫仆。穴风池 听会 复溜
治癫疾。僵仆狂疟。穴完骨
治癫疾。穴曲池
治狂癫。穴灸胃脘。或灸巨阳
王氏云。有人患痫疾。发则僵仆在地。久之方苏。予意其用心所致。为灸百会。又疑是
痰厥
致僵仆。为灸中脘。其疾稍减。未除根也。后阅脉诀后。通真子有爱养小儿。谨护风池之说
人来觅灸痫疾。必为之按风池穴。皆应手酸疼。使灸之而愈（小儿痫悲。可加灸此）。
治卒癫疾。两乳头灸三壮。足大指本丛毛中。灸七壮。足小指本节。灸七壮。
治狂癫痫疾。穴足少阳。灸随年壮。
治癫。背第二椎及下穷骨两处。以绳度中折绳端一处。是脊骨上也。凡三处毕。复断绳
作
三折。令各等而参合。如某字以一角注中央。灸下二角。侠脊两边。凡五处。各一百壮。削
竹皮为度。胜于绳。足大指上聚毛中。又灸七壮。阴囊下缝。又灸二七壮。两乳头。又灸三
壮。督脉。又灸三十壮。三报。天窗又灸至三百壮。炷惟小作。百会又灸至三百壮。耳上发
际。又灸各五壮。
Treating epilepsy (Dian Ji). For cases with vexation of heart and sorrowful weeping, select the acupoint Jie Xi.
Treating epilepsy accompanied by a heavy sensation in the head, select the acupoint Ya Men.
Treating epilepsy. For cases with edema of the head and face, and dental caries pain, select the acupoint Wan Gu.
Treating headache combined with epilepsy, wind spasm (spasms caused by wind pathogen), swelling of the gums, and susceptibility to fright, select the acupoint Tian Chong.
Heart epilepsy. For cases with rigidity of the spine, select the acupoint Jin Suo.
Treating epilepsy, select the acupoints Shen Mai, Hou Xi, and Qian Gu.
Treating epilepsy. For cases with vomiting, regurgitation, and protrusion of the tongue, select the acupoint Hua Rou Men.
Treating epilepsy with drooling, select the acupoints Ben Shen and Dui Duan.
Treating epilepsy with cold-type pain, select the acupoint Fei Yang.
Treating epilepsy accompanied by alternating chills and fever, select the acupoints Cheng Shan and Kun Lun.
Treating epileptic disease. For cases where the arms cannot be raised above the head, select the acupoint Chi Ze.
Treating epilepsy, select the acupoints Jie Xi and Yang Qiao.
Treating epilepsy with vomiting, select the acupoints Shen Ting, Shang Xing, Bai Hui, Ting Hui, Ting Gong, Pian Li, Zan Zhu, Ben Shen, Zhu Bin, Yang Xi, Hou Xiang, Qiang Jian, Nao Hu, Luo Que, and Yu Zhen.
Treating epilepsy with vomiting of saliva/phlegm. For cases with alternating chills and fever, and spasms with mutual pulling/traction, select the acupoints Dui Duan, Yin Jiao, Cheng Jiang, Da Ying, Si Zhu Kong, Xin Hui, Tian Zhu, and Shang Qiu.
Treating chills, cold extremities, jaw trembling, epileptic spasms, and lockjaw, select the acupoints Cheng Jiang and Da Ying.
Treating epilepsy with abnormal qi in the knees, select the acupoints Hui [Note: likely referring to Hui Yin or similar] and Shen Mai.
Treating epilepsy. For cases where the arms cannot be raised above the head, select the acupoints Chi Ze and Ran Gu.
Treating epilepsy with excessive talking, tinnitus, and deviation of the mouth/eye, select the acupoint Pian Li.
Treating epilepsy. For cases with extreme emaciation and headache, select the acupoints Nao Qiang [Note: rare term, kept as is] and Shu Gu.
Treating epilepsy. For cases with mutual pulling/traction of limbs, susceptibility to fright, and bleating like a sheep, select the acupoints Xuan Li and Shu Gu.
Treating headache combined with epilepsy and fearful惊startle, select the acupoint Tian Chong.
Treating epilepsy characterized by mental confusion/foggy mind, frequent yawning, fearfulness in the epigastrium, and a gurgling sensation in the throat, select the acupoint Tong Gu.
Treating epilepsy with sudden collapse accompanied by chills and fever, select the acupoints Feng Chi, Ting Hui, and Fu Liu.
Treating epilepsy. For cases with stiff collapse, mania, and malaria-like symptoms, select the acupoint Wan Gu.
Treating epilepsy, select the acupoint Qu Chi.
Treating manic epilepsy, moxa the Wei Wan point. Alternatively, moxa Ju Yang [Note: Ju Yang usually refers to Tai Yang meridian or Da Zhui].
Wang Shi said. Someone suffered from epilepsy (Xian Ji). Upon onset, they would stiffly collapse to the ground and only recover consciousness after a long time. I surmised this was caused by excessive mental exertion, so I moxa Bai Hui. I also suspected it was due to Phlegm-Jue (Phlegm obstruction causing syncope) leading to collapse, so I moxa Zhong Wan. The condition slightly improved but was not cured at the root. Later, upon reading the *Mai Jue* (Pulse Classic), I learned from Tong Zhen Zi about the importance of nurturing children and carefully protecting Feng Chi. When people came seeking moxibustion for epilepsy, I would always press Feng Chi; patients invariably reported soreness and pain upon pressing. Moxibustion applied there resulted in cure (For pediatric epilepsy with sorrow/depression, moxa this point can be added).
Treating sudden-onset epilepsy. Moxa three zhu (cones) on each nipple. In the hair cluster at the base of the big toe, moa seven zhu. At the proximal phalanx joint of the little toe, moxa seven zhu.
Treating mania, epilepsy, and related disorders, select points from the Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, moxa according to the patient's age (Sui Nian Zhuang).
Treating epilepsy. On the second thoracic vertebra below the back and at the lower end of the coccyx, measure the middle with a rope and break the rope end at one spot; this marks the spinal bone. After marking these three spots, break the rope again into three equal segments and combine them. Like the character "Ge" (个), place one corner at the center and moxa the two lower corners, flanking the spine on both sides. Total five spots, moxa one hundred zhu at each. Use shaved bamboo skin as a marker, which is superior to rope. In the hair cluster on the dorsum of the big toe, moxa seven more zhu. In the raphe below the scrotum, moxa fourteen zhu (two times seven). On the two nipples, moxa three more zhu. On the Du Meridian, moxa thirty zhu. Repeat this process three times. At Tian Chuang, moxa up to three hundred zhu. The moxa cones should be made very small. At Bai Hui, moxa up to three hundred zhu. At the hairline above the ears, moxa five zhu each.