大椎（三壮立愈。一曰百壮。） 三椎（骨节上灸亦可愈。） （多汗。） 章门 间使
（久疟。） 后溪（先寒后热。） 环跳 承山 飞阳 昆仑 太溪（寒疟。） 公孙（为主冶。） 至
阴（寒疟无汗。） 合谷
久疟不愈，黄瘦无力者，灸脾俞七壮即止。盖疟由寒湿饮食伤脾而然，故此穴甚效。
百会（久泻滑脱下陷者，炙三壮。） 脾俞 肾俞（洞泄不止，五壮。） 命门 长强（赤白杂者。） 承
满（肠鸣者。） 梁门 中脘 神阙（中气虚寒，腹痛泻痢，甚妙。） 天枢（腹痛。） 气海 石门（
腹痛。） 关元（久痢冷痢腹痛。） 三阴交（腹满泄泻。）
〔脾泄〕色黑。
脾俞
〔胃泄〕色黄。
胃俞 天枢
〔大肠泄〕 色白。
大肠俞
〔小肠泄〕 色赤。
小肠俞
〔大瘕泄〕里急后重。
天枢 水分（上各三七壮。）
〔肾泄〕 夜半后及寅卯之间泄者。
命门 天枢 气海 关元
〔癫狂〕
百会 人中 天窗（狂邪鬼语。） 身柱 神道 心俞 筋缩 骨 （二十壮。） 章门 天
枢少冲（女灸此。） 劳宫 内关 神门 阳溪 足三里 下巨虚 丰隆（二七壮。） 冲阳（男灸
此。） 太冲 申脉 照海 厉兑（男灸此。）
两手足拇指甲角 其法以二指并缚一处，须甲肉四处着火，七壮。
〔痴〕
心俞 神门
〔风痫〕
百会 上星 身柱 心俞 筋缩 章门 神门 天井 阳溪（灸此不必合谷，灸合谷不必阳
溪。） 合谷 足三里 太冲
Dazhui (GV14) (Moxibustion of three cones can lead to immediate recovery. Another view suggests one hundred cones.) Third Thoracic Vertebra (Moxibustion on the bone joints can also result in recovery.) (Hyperhidrosis.) Zhangmen (LR13) Jianshi (PC5) (Chronic malaria.) Houxi (SI3) (Chills preceding fever.) Huantiao (GB30) Chengshan (BL57) Feiyang (BL58) Kunlun (BL60) Taixi (KI3) (Cold-type malaria.) Gongsun (SP4) (Serves as the primary therapeutic acupoint.) Zhiyin (BL67) (Cold-type malaria with anhidrosis.) Hegu (LI4)
For chronic malaria that does not resolve, presenting with sallow complexion, emaciation, and weakness, moxibustion on Pishu (BL20) for seven cones will suffice. This is because malaria arises from cold-dampness and dietary injury to the Spleen; thus, this acupoint is highly effective.
Gongsun (SP4)
Shenshu (BL23) Xiaochangshu (BL27)
Baihui (GV20) (For chronic diarrhea leading to prolapse and sinking of Qi, moxibustion of three cones.) Pishu (BL20) Shenshu (BL23) (For unceasing watery diarrhea, five cones.) Mingmen (GV4) Changqiang (GV1) (For dysentery with mixed red and white discharge.) Chengman (ST23) (For borborygmus.) Liangmen (ST21) Zhongwan (CV12) Shenque (CV8) (Highly effective for deficiency-cold of Middle Jiao, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and dysentery.) Tianshu (ST25) (For abdominal pain.) Qihai (CV6) Shimen (CV5) (For abdominal pain.) Guanyuan (CV4) (For chronic dysentery, cold dysentery with abdominal pain.) Sanyinjiao (SP6) (For abdominal fullness and diarrhea.)
[Spleen Diarrhea]: Stool is black.
Pishu (BL20)
[Stomach Diarrhea]: Stool is yellow.
Weishu (BL21) Tianshu (ST25)
[Large Intestine Diarrhea]: Stool is white.
Dachangshu (BL25)
[Small Intestine Diarrhea]: Stool is red.
Xiaochangshu (BL27)
[Da Jia Diarrhea] (Severe intestinal obstruction with tenesmus):
Tianshu (ST25) Shuifen (CV9) (Moxibustion of twenty-one cones for each of the aforementioned points.)
[Kidney Diarrhea]: Diarrhea occurring after midnight and during the Yin-Mao hours (3:00–7:00 AM).
Mingmen (GV4) Tianshu (ST25) Qihai (CV6) Guanyuan (CV4)
[Epilepsy and Mania]
Baihui (GV20) Renzhong (GV26) Tianchuang (SI16) (Manic behavior, delirious speech resembling communication with spirits.) Shenzhu (GV12) Shendao (GV11) Xinshu (BL15) Jinsuo (GV13) Sacrum (Twenty cones.) Zhangmen (LR13) Tianshu (ST25) Shaochong (HT9) (Moxibustion for females.) Laogong (PC8) Neiguan (PC6) Shenmen (HT7) Yangxi (LI5) Zusanli (ST36) Xiajuxu (ST39) Fenglong (ST40) (Fourteen cones.) Chongyang (ST42) (Moxibustion for males.) Taichong (LR3) Shenmai (BL62) Zhaohai (KI6) Lidui (ST45) (Moxibustion for males.)
At the nail angles of both thumbs and great toes: The method involves binding two fingers together; fire must be applied at the four junctions where the nail meets the flesh, seven cones.
[Dementia]
Xinshu (BL15) Shenmen (HT7)
[Wind Epilepsy]
Baihui (GV20) Shangxing (GV23) Shenzhu (GV12) Xinshu (BL15) Jinsuo (GV13) Zhangmen (LR13) Shenmen (HT7) Tianjing (TE10) Yangxi (LI5) (If this point is moxibusted, Hegu need not be; if Hegu is moxibusted, Yangxi need not be.) Hegu (LI4) Zusanli (ST36) Taichong (LR3)