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Treating headache, chest fullness, and dyspnea with inability to breathe due to Huoluan (acute vomiting and diarrhea), select the Renying (ST9) acupoint.
Treating Huoluan causing loss of consciousness and inability to recognize people, select the Juxue (CV14) acupoint.
Treating Huoluan, select the Guanchong (SI1), Zhigou (TE6), Gongsun (SP4), Yinlingquan (SP9), and Juxue (CV14) acupoints.
Treating Jueni (cold extremities) complicated by Huoluan, select the Foot-Taiyin Splein Meridian (Foot-Taiyin Spleen Channel) along with the Dada (SP2), Jinmen (BL63), and Pushen (BL60) acupoints.
Treating Huoluan accompanied by rebellious Qi rising upward, select the Taibai (SP3) acupoint.
Treating Huoluan caused by rebellious Stomach Qi, select the Yuji (LU10) acupoint.
Treating Huoluan causing numbness and lack of sensation in the lower legs, select the Chengjin (BL57) acupoint.
Treating Huoluan, select the Chengjin (BL57), Pushen (BL60), Jiexi (ST41), and Yinlingquan (SP9) acupoints.
Treating Huoluan with muscle spasms (Zhuanjin), select the Jinmen (BL63), Pushen (BL60), Chengshan (BL57), and Chengjin (BL57) acupoints.
Treating Huoluan with muscle spasms and difficult defecation, select the Chengshan (BL57) acupoint.
Treating muscle spasms, select the Ququan (LR8), Xuanzhong (GB39), Yangfu (GB38), Jinggu (BL64), and Weishu (BL21) acupoints.
Treating muscle spasms, select the Pushen (BL60), Qiaoyin (GB45), Zhiyin (BL67), Jiexi (ST41), and Qiuxu (GB40) acupoints.
Treating spasticity of the meridians and collaterals, select the Biguan (ST31) acupoint.
Treating heat in the Large and Small Intestines, intestinal constipation, spasticity of the tendons on the lateral aspect of the thigh, and numbness at the hip joint pivot, select the Fuxie (BL38) acupoint (Note: Original text says "Xue Fu", inferred as Fuxie based on symptoms).
Treating flaccidity of the tendons, inability to grasp objects, inability to draw a bow, difficulty in flexion and extension, hemiplegia, and weakness of the arms and elbows, select the Quchi (LI11) acupoint.
Treating bluish discoloration of the eyes, muscle spasms, alternating chills and fever, and pulling pain in the supraclavicular fossa, select the Daquan (Taiyuan LU9) acupoint (Note: Original text says "Daquan", likely a typo for Taiyuan/LU9 given the context of lung/chest symptoms).
Treating cold pathogen lodging between the muscle intervals, causing pain attacking up and down, and tendon bi-syndrome with numbness, select the Zhongdu (GB36) acupoint.
Treating muscle spasms caused by cold binding, limb swelling, difficult defecation, soreness and heaviness of the feet, and pulling pain in the lower abdomen, select the Chengjin (BL57) acupoint.
Treating tendon spasticity, and treating spasticity of the foot tendons, select the Weizhong (BL40), Yangfu (GB38), and Chengshan (BL57) acupoints.
Qibo treated Hongxiangjiao (Gout/Charley Horse) with muscle spasms that were unbearable upon onset, by moxibustion one cone on the upper ankle; for muscle and tendon spasticity, moxa the medial and lateral tendons; if severe, moxa the lateral side.
Treating knee swelling, foot muscle spasms, and damp-bi syndrome, select the Jiexi (ST41) acupoint.
Treating muscle spasms in the four limbs, select the Qiaoyin (GB45) acupoint.
Treating urgent swelling and pain of the feet, trembling inability to stand for long periods, and contraction of the attached tendons in the feet, select the Qiuxu (GB40) acupoint.
Treating tendon spasticity with body heat, select the Weizhong (BL40) and Weiyang (BL39) acupoints.
Treating tendon cold-heat spasms, tendon spasticity, and hands pulling towards each other, select the Ganshu (BL18) acupoint.
Treating tendon spasticity with hands pulling towards each other, and muscle spasms entering the abdomen causing abdominal pain so severe as to feel like death, select the Xinshu (BL15) and Ganshu (BL18) acupoints. Additionally, moxa fourteen cones one cun above the umbilicus, requiring four persons to hold the patient's hands and feet. Then moxa fourteen cones two cun to the left of the umbilicus.
Treating muscle spasms, select the Yongquan (KI1) acupoint for moxibustion, six or seven cones.
Treating muscle spasms with four-limb cold extremities, select one cone at the black-white junction of the Rugen (ST13) acupoint.
Treating cold extremities of the hands and feet, select the Sanyinjiao (SP6) acupoint, moxa fourteen cones (two sets of seven).
Treating Huoluan where the patient appears dead but has faint breath, select the Chengjin (BL57) acupoint for seven cones of moxibustion, which can revive the seemingly dead. Alternatively, place salt in the umbilicus and moxa fourteen cones (two sets of seven).
Treating stiffness and inconvenience of the waist and back, urgent tendon-bi with muscle spasms, and tendon contractions, select the 21st Thoracic Vertebra (Mingmen GV4 area), moxa according to the patient's age (Sui Nian Zhuang).
Treating muscle spasms occurring in both arms and the chest, select the white flesh margin of the palm for seven cones of moxibustion. Additionally moxa the Shanzhong (CV17), Zhongfu (LU1), Juxue (CV14), Weiwuan (Stomach region), and Chize (LU5) acupoints. These jointly treat tendon拘挛 affecting the head and feet, all leading to recovery.
Treating abdominal distension with muscle spasms, select one cun above the umbilicus for moxibustion, fourteen cones (two sets of seven).
Treating cases where the body is curled and cannot straighten, or where there is swelling and pain above the knees making movement impossible, moxa the Yanglingquan (GB34) acupoint for complete recovery.
Wang said, he has saved over a hundred people; the effect is miraculous and unparalleled.
Treating vomiting and diarrhea with muscle spasms, select the Shuifen (CV9) acupoint; moxibustion stops the symptoms immediately.
Treating muscle spasms causing ten fingers to contract urgently, unable to flex or extend, select the upper part of the lateral malleolus of the foot for seven cones of moxibustion.
Treating muscle spasms with unbearable pain in the tibia, select the transverse crease below the flexed knee for three cones of moxibustion on the transverse tendon.
Treating urgent tendon spasticity, select the Pushen (BL60) acupoints, two points, seven cones each.
Treating zoupu (food regurgitation) with muscle spasms, select the white flesh margin at the heel and ankle, three sets of seven cones (twenty-one cones) each. Additionally, moxa the center of the lower horizontal bone of the lower abdomen, moxa according to the patient's age.
Treating persistent muscle spasms, select the white flesh margin above the gathering tendons at the heel; moxa seven cones for immediate cure.
Treating muscle spasms entering the abdomen causing severe pain, have four persons hold the hands and feet, moxa fourteen cones one cun above the umbilicus; the spasms will stop naturally, no need to continue holding. Additionally, moxa the large tendon on the inner thigh, one cun away from the yin region.
Treating Huoluan with muscle spasms, select the edge of the nail on the big toe for seven cones of moxibustion.
Treating Huoluan with muscle spasms, have the patient lie prone face down, extend both hands along the body. Measure horizontally across the tips of the two elbows with a rope. Based on this length, locate points on both sides of the spine, one and a half cun from the midline. Moxa one hundred cones at these locations; all will be cured (The Manual of Prescriptions for Emergencies records: This is Hua Tuo's method).
Treating foot muscle spasms, select the two big toes, moxa three cones at the center of the fleshy area behind the nails.
Treating muscle spasms entering the abdomen causing pain, select the sole of the foot below the ball of the big toe for seven cones of moxibustion. Additionally, moxa one cone at the approximate center below the big toe of the foot.