治久冷五痔便血。及肠风泻血（资生经）。穴脊中。灸百壮。
资生经云。有人患此疾积年。一灸除根。因传此法。后观灸经。此穴疗小儿脱肛泻血。
盖岐伯灸小儿起也。后人因之。以灸大人肠风泻血尔。大人小儿之病。初不异故也。
治肠风下血。穴长强
王氏云。肠风药多不效。何耶。本草衍义曰。肠风乃肠痔。苟知其为痔而治之。无不效
矣。
若灸肠风。长强为要。血云。近李仓肠风。市医以杖量脐中。于脊骨当脐处灸即愈。因此予
为人灸肠风。皆除根（陆氏方。治下血除根）。
治肠风泻血即愈（须颠倒身。方灸得）。穴脊端穷骨（脊骨尽处）。龟尾当灸中三壮。
治肠 疝。小腹痛（资生经）。穴中都
治肠 。穴复溜 束骨 会阳
治肠 切痛。穴四满
治结积留饮。 囊胸饮。食不消。穴通谷。灸五十壮。
治风冷。腹中雷鸣。大肠灌沸。及腹 泄利。食不消化。小腹绞痛。腰脊强疼。大小便难。
不能饮食。穴大肠俞。灸百壮。三报之。
治诸结积留饮。 囊胸满。饮食不消。穴胃脘三百壮。三报之。治腹中疾腰痛。膀胱寒
饮注下。穴下极俞。灸随年壮。
治腹中有寒。泄注。肠 便血。穴会阳
治肠 泄。穴束骨
治肠鸣泄注。穴膺窗
治大便不节。小便赤黄。肠鸣泄注。穴阳纲
治肠鸣腹胀。欲泄注。穴三焦俞 小肠俞 下 意舍 章门
Treats chronic cold-induced hemorrhoids with rectal bleeding, as well as intestinal wind with bloody diarrhea (from *Zisheng Jing*). The acupoint is Jizhong (GV9). Moxibustion: 100 moxa cones.
*Zisheng Jing* states: Someone suffered from this disease for years; a single session of moxibustion cured it completely, hence this method was transmitted. Later, consulting the classics on moxibustion, it was found that this point treats prolapse of the rectum and bloody diarrhea in children.
This likely originated from Qibo’s use of moxibustion for pediatric conditions. Later generations applied it to treat intestinal wind with bloody diarrhea in adults. The pathology in adults and children is fundamentally similar.
To treat intestinal wind with rectal bleeding, select the acupoint Changqiang (GV1).
Wang Shi stated: Medications for intestinal wind are often ineffective. Why? *Bencao Yan Yi* states: Intestinal wind is essentially an internal hemorrhoid. If one recognizes it as a hemorrhoid and treats it accordingly, there will be no failure.
For moxibustion treatment of intestinal wind, Changqiang (GV1) is crucial. Xue Yun recorded: Recently, Li Cang suffered from intestinal wind. A city physician measured from the umbilicus using a staff, and applied moxibustion at the spinal level corresponding to the umbilicus, resulting in a cure. Therefore, when I apply moxibustion for intestinal wind, it consistently cures the root cause (from *Lu Shi Fang*, treating rectal bleeding to eliminate the root).
To cure intestinal wind with bloody diarrhea immediately (the patient must invert their body position to access the point). Select the acupoint Ji Duan Qiong Gu (the tip of the coccyx), specifically the center of the turtle tail area (Changqiang/GV1), moxibustion: 3 cones.
Treats intestinal hernia and lower abdominal pain (from *Zisheng Jing*). Acupoints: Zhongdu (LR6).
Treats intestinal [disease]. Acupoints: Fuliou (KI7), Shugu (BL65), Huiyang (BL35).
Treats severe intestinal [pain]. Acupoint: Siman (CV4).
Treats various accumulations and retained fluid pathogens, chest and hypochondriac fullness resembling water held in a bag, and indigestion. Acupoint: Tonggu (BL40). Moxibustion: 50 cones.
Treats wind-cold, borborygmus in the abdomen, gurgling in the large intestine, and abdominal [cold] diarrhea with undigested food, colicky pain in the lower abdomen, stiffness and pain in the waist and spine, difficulty in urination and defecation, and inability to eat. Acupoint: Dachangshu (BL25). Moxibustion: 100 cones. Repeat three times.
Treats various accumulations and retained fluid pathogens, chest and hypochondriac fullness resembling water held in a bag, and indigestion. Acupoint: Weiwuan (CV12). Moxibustion: 300 cones. Repeat three times. Treats abdominal diseases and lower back pain, with cold fluid retention in the bladder draining downward. Acupoint: Xiaji Shu (GV34). Moxibustion: Number of cones based on age.
Treats cold in the abdomen, profuse diarrhea, and intestinal [disease] with rectal bleeding. Acupoint: Huiyang (BL35).
Treats intestinal [disease] with diarrhea. Acupoint: Shugu (BL65).
Treats borborygmus with profuse diarrhea. Acupoint: Yingchuang (ST16).
Treats lack of control over defecation, red and yellow urine, borborygmus with profuse diarrhea. Acupoint: Yanggang (BL16).
Treats borborygmus and abdominal distension, urge for profuse diarrhea. Acupoints: Sanjiaoshu (BL22), Xiaochangshu (BL27), [Lower] Yishhe (BL28), Zhangmen (LR13).