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Pinch the left hand and right foot for boys, and the right hand and left foot for girls.
When performing the pinching technique, pinch the left hand and right foot of male infants, and the right hand and left foot of female infants.

Dadun (LR1): Treats Yingzhao Jing (Eagle Claw Convulsion), pinch this acupoint and then rub it immediately.
Dadun (LR1) [Liver Meridian Point 1]: Used to treat Yingzhao Jing (a type of convulsion characterized by finger contracture resembling an eagle's claw). Pinch this acupoint followed by immediate rubbing.

Jiexi (ST41): Treats Neidiao Jing (Internal Tying Convulsion), also known as Xiedai Feng (Shoelace Wind). The body arches backward; pinch this acupoint and then rub it immediately.
Jiexi (ST41) [Stomach Meridian Point 41]: Used to treat Neidiao Jing (also called Xiedai Feng, a convulsion where the body arches backward like a shoelace). When the infant's body arches backward, pinch this acupoint followed by immediate rubbing.

Zhonglian: Treats sudden onset of convulsions; pinch and then rub.
Zhonglian: Used for convulsions with sudden onset. Pinch the area followed by immediate rubbing.

Yongquan (KI1): Treats vomiting and diarrhea. For boys, rub counter-clockwise to stop vomiting; rub clockwise to stop diarrhea. For girls, reverse these directions.
Yongquan (KI1) [Kidney Meridian Point 1]: Used to treat vomiting and diarrhea. For male infants, rub in a counter-clockwise direction to stop vomiting, and in a clockwise direction to stop diarrhea. For female infants, reverse these directions.

Pugen (BL60): Treats leg twitching and clenched jaw. Rub counter-clockwise to tonify and stop vomiting; rub clockwise to tonify and drain. If there are simultaneous symptoms of convulsion, diarrhea, and vomiting, pinch this acupoint and the middle toe of the foot.
Pugen (BL60) [Bladder Meridian Point 60]: Used to treat leg twitching and clenched jaw. Rub counter-clockwise to tonify and stop vomiting; rub clockwise to tonify and drain. In cases of concurrent convulsion, diarrhea, and vomiting, pinch this acupoint along with the middle toe of the foot.

Chengshan (BL57): Treats rapid breathing and fever; pinch and then rub.
Chengshan (BL57) [Bladder Meridian Point 57]: Used to treat rapid breathing accompanied by fever. Pinch this acupoint followed by rubbing.

Weizhong (BL40): Treats forward falling; pinch.
Weizhong (BL40) [Bladder Meridian Point 40]: Used to treat symptoms of falling forward. Pinch this acupoint.

[Image: Foot Acupoints Map]
Male: Left foot; Female: Right foot.
[Image Reference: Foot Acupoints Map]
For males, use the left foot; for females, use the right foot.

First, Shesi Jing (Snake Thread Convulsion): Caused by excessive eating, fatigue, and depression damaging the spirit. Symptoms include protruding tongue, cold limbs, spraying green smoke when milk is held in the mouth, visible blue veins on the abdomen, rapid breathing, and heat in the Heart Meridian. Push Tianhe Water 200 times, Retreat Six Fu Organs 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 100 times, Push San Guan 50 times, Move Water into Earth 50 times, Move Five Channels 50 times, Water Bottom Scoop Moon 50 times. Apply moxibustion (4 moxa cones) on the chest at Si Jiao. Lightly pinch the tip of the urethra. Wrap the affected area with four feet of snake skin shed. This will cure the condition.
First, Shesi Jing (Snake Thread Convulsion): Caused by dietary excess, fatigue, and emotional depression damaging the Shen (Spirit). Symptoms include protruding tongue, cold extremities, emission of green smoke-like vapor when milk is held in the mouth, visible cyanotic veins on the abdomen, tachypnea, and Heat in the Heart Meridian. Manipulation techniques: Push Tianhe Water 200 repetitions, Retreat Six Fu Organs 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 100 repetitions, Push Three Passages 50 repetitions, Move Water into Earth 50 repetitions, Rotate Five Channels 50 repetitions, Scoop Moon from Water Bottom 50 repetitions. Apply moxibustion (4 cones) at the chest Si Jiao region. Gently pinch the meatus of the urethra. Bind the area with four segments of shed snake skin. This will result in recovery.

Second, Matih Jing (Horse Hoof Convulsion): Caused by consuming toxic meat, leading to Heat in the Spleen and Stomach. Symptoms include wild waving of limbs due to Wind-Heat. Push San Guan 100 times, Push Lung Meridian 100 times, Tonify Pi Tu 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times, Move Five Channels 70 times, Push Tianhe Water 300 times, Water Bottom Scoop Moon 20 times, Fly Through Channels and Move Qi 20 times. Pinch Tianxin Acupoint and the two tendons of Zongxin. Apply one moxa cone each at the palm, shoulders, below the navel, and below the throat. If Qi stagnates without moving, pinch the superficial veins.
Second, Matih Jing (Horse Hoof Convulsion): Caused by ingestion of toxic animal products, resulting in Heat accumulation in the Spleen and Stomach. Manifestations include erratic limb movements due to Wind-Heat invasion. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Tonify Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions, Rotate Five Channels 70 repetitions, Push Tianhe Water 300 repetitions, Scoop Moon from Water Bottom 20 repetitions, Fly Through Channels and Circulate Qi 20 repetitions. Pinch the Tianxin point and the two tendons of Zongxin. Apply one moxa cone at the palm, shoulder, infraumbilical region, and submental region. If Qi flow is stagnant, pinch the superficial veins.

Third, Shuixie Jing (Water Diarrhea Convulsion): Caused by excessive raw/cold food and damaged milk digestion, leading to extreme Cold in the Zang-Fu organs. Symptoms include abdominal borborygmi, flaccidity, white lips, and upward-rolling eyes. Push San Guan 100 times, Divide Yin and Yang 200 times, Push Taiyang 200 times, Yellow Bee Enters Cave 12 times. Rub the navel with the palm 50 times, rub Guiwei 50 times. For boys, rub the back of the hand to the left; for girls, to the right. Apply one moxa cone at Jiache. Further massage the Xin Yan (Heart Shu) and Zongjin on the back and feet.
Third, Shuixie Jing (Watery Diarrhea Convulsion): Caused by excessive consumption of raw and cold foods and impaired milk digestion, resulting in severe Cold in the Zang-Fu organs. Clinical signs include abdominal rumbling, general weakness, pallor, and oculogyric crisis. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 200 repetitions, Push Taiyang 200 repetitions, Yellow Bee Enters Cave 12 repetitions. Rub the umbilicus with the palm 50 repetitions, rub the Guiwei point 50 repetitions. For males, rub the dorsal hand towards the left; for females, towards the right. Apply one moxa cone at the Jiache point. Additionally, massage the Xinshu (Heart Shu) and Zongjin points on the back and feet.

Fourth, Chaore Jing (Tidal Fever Convulsion): Caused by irregular feeding and weak Spleen-Stomach, failing to digest food. Symptoms include five-palm heat, generalized fever, rapid breathing, thirst, frequent limb spasms, and red eyes. Push San Guan 10 times, Push Lung Meridian 200 times, Push Pi Tu 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 100 times, Divide Yin and Yang 100 times, Open Two Doors 20 times. To induce sweating, add Retreat Six Fu Organs 20 times and Water Bottom Scoop Moon 20 times.
Fourth, Chaore Jing (Tidal Fever Convulsion): Caused by irregular feeding patterns and Spleen-Stomach deficiency leading to poor digestion. Symptoms include heat in the five palms, generalized fever, tachypnea, polydipsia, frequent limb spasms, and conjunctival injection. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 10 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 200 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 100 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 100 repetitions, Open Two Gates 20 repetitions. To promote diaphoresis, add Retreat Six Fu Organs 20 repetitions and Scoop Moon from Water Bottom 20 repetitions.

Fifth, Wusha Jing (Black Sha Convulsion): Caused by excessive raw/cold food or wind-contaminated food, causing blood to transform into Sha toxin. Symptoms include blackening of the entire body, cyanotic veins spreading over the face, abdominal distension, black lips, and Cold in the Five Zang organs. Push San Guan 200 times, Tonify Pi Tu 200 times, Move Eight Trigrams 100 times, Push Four Horizontal Lines 50 times, Yellow Bee Exits Cave 20 times, Open Two Doors 30 times, Divide Yin and Yang 30 times. Rub the navel with the palm 50 times (mainly for vomiting/diarrhea). If cyanotic veins appear on the abdomen, apply seven moxa cones in the vein gaps, similarly on the back, and one cone at the head of the vein pattern. Grind one bowl of yellow earth into powder, mix with one cup of vinegar, stir-fry in a pot, wrap in cloth, and rub over the body. Push from head downwards to guide the Black Sha into the feet. Prick with a needle to bleed, and apply four moxa cones at the heart pit.
Fifth, Wusha Jing (Black Sha Convulsion): Caused by excessive intake of raw/cold foods or food contaminated by wind, leading to blood transformation into Sha toxin. Signs include generalized blackening of the skin, cyanotic veins extending over the face, abdominal distension, dark lips, and Cold in the Five Zang organs. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 200 repetitions, Tonify Spleen Earth 200 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 100 repetitions, Push Four Transverse Folds 50 repetitions, Yellow Bee Exits Cave 20 repetitions, Open Two Gates 30 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 30 repetitions. Rub the umbilicus with the palm 50 repetitions (primarily for emesis and diarrhea). If cyanotic veins are present on the abdomen, apply seven moxa cones within the venous furrows, similarly on the back, and one cone at the terminus of the venous pattern. Pulverize one bowl of loess soil, mix with one cup of vinegar, stir-fry in a vessel, wrap in fabric, and rub over the body surface. Stroke from head to toe to draw the Black Sha downward to the feet. Puncture with a needle to release blood, and apply four moxa cones at the epigastrium.

Sixth, Laoya Jing (Old Crow Convulsion): Caused by fright during feeding, with Heat in the Heart Meridian. The infant may die after a single loud cry. Push San Guan 30 times, Clear Tianhe Water, Tonify Pi Tu 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 100 times, Clear Kidney Water 50 times, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth, Rub Douzhou. Apply one moxa cone each at the fontanelle, above and below the mouth corners, shoulders, palms, heels, glabella, Xin Yan, and nasal bridge. If awake but tachypneic, pinch Bailao. If regurgitating milk, pinch the palms and soles. If limbs twitch, bind with loose hemp. Dry Old Crow Garlic, grind to powder, mix with Plantago seed juice, and apply to the infant’s epigastrium, or administer orally.
Sixth, Laoya Jing (Old Crow Convulsion): Caused by fright during nursing, associated with Heat in the Heart Meridian. The infant may succumb after a single piercing cry. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 30 repetitions, Clear Tianhe Water, Tonify Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 100 repetitions, Clear Kidney Water 50 repetitions, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth, Rub Douzhou. Apply one moxa cone at the anterior fontanelle, supra- and infra-labial regions, shoulders, palmar surfaces, calcaneal region, glabella, Xinshu point, and nasal dorsum. If conscious but tachypneic, pinch the Bailao point. If vomiting milk, pinch the palmar and plantar surfaces. If limb tremors occur, bind with loose hemp fibers. Dry *Allium victorialis* (Old Crow Garlic), pulverize, mix with *Plantago asiatica* juice, and apply to the epigastrium, or administer internally.

Seventh, Jiyu Jing (Crucian Carp Convulsion): Caused by Cold-induced fright, phlegm-wind obstruction, continuous milk breath, foaming at the mouth, limb swinging, and upward-rolling eyes, indicating Lung Meridian pathology. Push San Guan 100 times, Push Lung Meridian 100 times, Push Tianhe Water 50 times, Press Strings and Rub 30 times, Move Five Channels 30 times. Pinch the Five Finger Joints three times. Apply four moxa cones each at the Hegu, fontanelle, and above/below mouth corners. Apply one moxa cone each at Xin Yan and below the navel. For six-month-olds, use a fish net, wash fish saliva with warm water, and feed to the infant. For 1-2 year olds, grind crucian carp to ash, mix with milk or wine, and ingest.
Seventh, Jiyu Jing (Crucian Carp Convulsion): Caused by Cold-induced fright and Phlegm-Wind obstruction, manifesting as persistent milk odor, oral frothing, limb oscillation, and oculogyric crisis, indicative of Lung Meridian dysfunction. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Push Tianhe Water 50 repetitions, Press Strings and Rub 30 repetitions, Rotate Five Channels 30 repetitions. Pinch the Five Finger Interphalangeal Joints three times. Apply four moxa cones at Hegu (LI4), the anterior fontanelle, and supra- and infra-labial regions. Apply one moxa cone at Xinshu and infraumbilical regions. For infants aged six months, collect fish saliva using a net, rinse with warm water, and administer. For children aged 1-2 years, incinerate *Carassius auratus*, mix the ash with milk or wine, and ingest.

Eighth, Dupeng Jing (Abdominal Distension Convulsion): Caused by dietary injury to Spleen Earth, excessive night eating, and gastric indigestion. Symptoms include rapid breathing, visible cyanotic veins on the distended abdomen, upward-rolling eyes, and Cold in the Five Zang organs. Push San Guan 100 times, Push Lung Meridian 10 times, Push Pi Tu 200 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times, Divide Yin and Yang 50 times. Rub the navel with the palm 50 times, press strings and rub, pinch Jingning 10 times. Apply four moxa cones in the cyanotic vein gaps. If diarrhea, apply one cone at Guiwei bone; if vomiting, apply four cones above and below the heart pit. If legs are weak, apply one cone at Guiyan; if hands are weak, pinch Quchi laterally; if head is weak, apply one cone at Tianxin and above/below navel. If unable to open mouth, apply one cone at the heart pit.
Eighth, Dupeng Jing (Abdominal Distension Convulsion): Caused by dietary injury to the Spleen, excessive nocturnal feeding, and impaired gastric digestion. Signs include tachypnea, abdominal distension with visible cyanotic veins, oculogyric crisis, and Cold in the Five Zang organs. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 10 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 200 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 50 repetitions. Rub the umbilicus with the palm 50 repetitions, press strings and rub, pinch the Jingning point 10 repetitions. Apply four moxa cones within the cyanotic venous furrows. In case of diarrhea, apply one cone at the Guiwei point; in case of emesis, apply four cones superior and inferior to the epigastrium. For lower limb weakness, apply one cone at the Guiyan point; for upper limb weakness, pinch the lateral aspect of Quchi (LI11); for cervical weakness, apply one cone at Tianxin and superior/inferior to the umbilicus. If the mouth remains closed, apply one cone at the epigastrium.

Ninth, Yeti Jing (Night Crying Convulsion): Caused by sweet/spicy foods dissipating Ying and Wei Qi. During crying, limbs spasm, and the infant cannot cry out, indicating fright and Heart Meridian Heat. Push San Guan 20 times, Clear Tianhe Water 200 times, Retreat Six Fu Organs 100 times, Divide Yin and Yang 50 times, Clear Kidney Water 50 times, Water Bottom Scoop Moon 50 times.
Ninth, Yeti Jing (Nocturnal Crying Convulsion): Caused by consumption of sweet and pungent foods, depleting Ying and Wei Qi. Manifestations include limb spasms during crying episodes and inability to vocalize, indicating fright and Heat in the Heart Meridian. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 20 repetitions, Clear Tianhe Water 200 repetitions, Retreat Six Fu Organs 100 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 50 repetitions, Clear Kidney Water 50 repetitions, Scoop Moon from Water Bottom 50 repetitions.

Tenth, Susha Jing (Retained Sha Convulsion): Occurs at dusk with lethargy, unconsciousness, facial deviation, limb spasms, and alternating chills and fever. Push San Guan 50 times, Retreat Six Fu Organs 50 times, Tonify Pi Tu 50 times, Pinch Five Fingers 10 times, Divide Yin and Yang 10 times, Press Strings and Rub.
Tenth, Susha Jing (Retained Sha Convulsion): Presents at dusk with lethargy, loss of consciousness, facial asymmetry, limb spasms, and alternating chills and fever. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 50 repetitions, Retreat Six Fu Organs 50 repetitions, Tonify Spleen Earth 50 repetitions, Pinch the Five Fingers 10 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 10 repetitions, Press Strings and Rub.

Eleventh, Jijing (Acute Convulsion): Caused by accumulation of Cold/Toxic substances injuring the Stomach, Wind in the Lungs, and Phlegm obstructing the Heart Meridian/Collaterals. Symptoms include clenched fists, limb spasms, facial deviation, and death upon fright. Push San Guan 20 times, Pi Tu 20 times, Move Five Channels 20 times, Ape Plucks Fruit 20 times. Push Lung Meridian 50 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times, Push Four Horizontal Lines 50 times. Pinch Five Finger Joints three times. At Nasal Bridge, Glabella, Xin Yan, Zongjin, and Jiexi, wipe with hot oil infused with ginger, or pinch the Yin/Yang vessels at the wrist.
Eleventh, Jijing (Acute Convulsion): Caused by accumulation of Cold-Toxic pathogens injuring the Stomach, Wind invading the Lungs, and Phlegm obstructing the Heart Meridian and Collaterals. Signs include clenched fists, limb spasms, facial deviation, and potential fatality upon fright. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 20 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 20 repetitions, Rotate Five Channels 20 repetitions, Ape Plucks Fruit 20 repetitions. Push Lung Meridian 50 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions, Push Four Transverse Folds 50 repetitions. Pinch the Five Finger Interphalangeal Joints three times. At the nasal dorsum, glabella, Xinshu, Zongjin, and Jiexi (ST41), wipe with ginger-infused hot oil, or pinch the Yin and Yang vessels at the wrist.

Twelfth, Manjing (Chronic Convulsion): Caused by fright during feeding, Phlegm in the Spleen Meridian, teeth grinding, facial deviation, closed eyes, limb spasms, and mental confusion, indicating Spleen-Kidney deficiency or fright from chronic malaria. Push San Guan 100 times, Tonify Pi Tu 200 times, Push Lung Meridian 200 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times, Pinch Hand Five Finger Joints 20 times, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 20 times, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth, Rub Douzhou 10 times, Move Five Channels 30 times. If unconscious, pinch Zongjin and Xin Acupoint, or pinch based on nostril size on hand veins. If mental confusion persists, pinch the glabella until improvement. At both Taiyang points and Xin Yan, wipe with moist powder and hot oil. Apply three moxa cones above and below the heart pit, four at each palm. If Qi stagnates, apply one cone each at both palms, shoulders, and below the throat.
Twelfth, Manjing (Chronic Convulsion): Caused by fright during nursing, Phlegm accumulation in the Spleen Meridian, bruxism, facial deviation, blepharoptosis, limb spasms, and mental clouding, indicating Spleen-Kidney deficiency or fright sequelae from chronic malaria. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Tonify Spleen Earth 200 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 200 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions, Pinch the Five Finger Interphalangeal Joints of the hand 20 repetitions, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 20 repetitions, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth, Rub Douzhou 10 repetitions, Rotate Five Channels 30 repetitions. In cases of unconsciousness, pinch the Zongjin and Xin points, or pinch the superficial veins on the hand corresponding to nostril width. If mental confusion persists, maintain pressure on the glabella until resolution. At both Taiyang points and Xinshu, wipe with damp powder and hot oil. Apply three moxa cones superior and inferior to the epigastrium, four at each palmar surface. If Qi stagnation occurs, apply one cone each at both palms, shoulders, and submental region.

Thirteenth, Qifeng Jing (Umbilical Wind Convulsion): Caused by Wind-Toxin entering the umbilicus after cord cutting. Symptoms include foaming at the mouth, limb tremors, clenched hands, deviated eyes, onset at 3-7 days, yellow discharge at eye corners, nocturnal crying, and white blisters in the mouth/throat. Puncture blisters to bleed for cure. Push San Guan 11 times, Push Lung Meridian 11 times. Apply four moxa cones at the fontanelle and around the navel, one cone each below the throat and at the heart pit.
Thirteenth, Qifeng Jing (Umbilical Wind Convulsion): Caused by Wind-Toxin invasion through the umbilical stump post-cord ligation. Signs include oral frothing, limb tremors, clenched hands, ocular deviation, onset between 3-7 days of life, yellow discharge at canthi, nocturnal crying, and white vesicles in the oral/pharyngeal mucosa. Puncture vesicles to release blood for cure. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 11 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 11 repetitions. Apply four moxa cones at the anterior fontanelle and circumumbilically, one cone each at the submental region and epigastrium.

Fourteenth, Wangong Jing (Bow-Shaped Convulsion): Caused by dietary Cold/Heat injuring Spleen-Stomach, Cold-Phlegm obstructing the Lungs. Symptoms include hyperextension of limbs, absence of crying. Push San Guan 100 times, Tonify Kidney Water 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 100 times, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 20 times, Push Four Horizontal Lines 20 times, Divide Yin and Yang 20 times, Push Pi Tu 200 times. For backward leg extension, apply four cones above/below knees, seven in vein gaps, two below throat. For backward arm retraction, pinch Neiguan.
Fourteenth, Wangong Jing (Bow-Shaped Convulsion): Caused by dietary imbalances (Cold/Heat) injuring the Spleen-Stomach, with Cold-Phlegm obstructing the Lung Meridian. Signs include opisthotonos, aphonia. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Tonify Kidney Water 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 100 repetitions, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 20 repetitions, Push Four Transverse Folds 20 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 20 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 200 repetitions. For posterior leg extension, apply four moxa cones superior and inferior to the knees, seven within venous furrows, two at the submental region. For posterior arm retraction, pinch the Neiguan (PC6) point.

Fifteenth, Tiandiao Jing (Sky-Hanging Convulsion): Caused by maternal exposure to Wind during nursing, Wind-Phlegm blocking the Stomach opening. Symptoms include head retroflexion, leg extension, arm extension, and Lung Heat. Push San Guan 50 times, Tonify Kidney Water 50 times, Push Pi Tu 100 times, Divide Yin and Yang 100 times, Push Lung Meridian 200 times, Fly Through Channels 10 times. Apply one cone each at Zongjin, Jiexi, and below throat; four around the navel. Pinch Daling once, Zong Acupoint three times. If eyes fail to descend, apply four cones at fontanelle, two at eyebrows, pinch below earlobe. Pinch down from Zongxin. Use an umbrella to suspend a goose, tie its beak, collect saliva, and feed to infant.
Fifteenth, Tiandiao Jing (Sky-Hanging Convulsion): Caused by maternal Wind exposure during lactation, with Wind-Phlegm obstructing the Stomach orifice. Signs include head retroflexion, lower limb extension, upper limb extension, and Lung Heat. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 50 repetitions, Tonify Kidney Water 50 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 200 repetitions, Fly Through Channels and Circulate Qi 10 repetitions. Apply one moxa cone each at Zongjin, Jiexi (ST41), and submental region; four circumumbilically. Pinch Daling (PC7) once, Zong point three times. If oculogyric crisis persists, apply four cones at the fontanelle, two at the eyebrows, and pinch below the helix. Pinch downward from Zongxin. Suspend a goose beneath an open umbrella, secure its beak, collect salivary secretions, and administer to the infant.

Sixteenth, Neidiao Jing (Internal Tying Convulsion): Caused by sleeping in Wind/Rain, excessive Wind-Phlegm. Symptoms include incessant crying, whole-body tremors, cyan-yellow face, inward eye traction, Spleen pathology, and unsettled Heart. Push San Guan 50 times, Kidney Water 50 times, Push Lung Meridian 100 times, Pi Tu 100 times, Divide Yin and Yang 100 times, Move Earth into Water 200 times, Press Strings and Rub 50 times. Administer Bamboo Sap orally. For retracted hands, mix Fine Tea and Refined Salt (2 qian each), Soap Bean Powder (5 fen), Beeswax (2 qian), Wine and Vinegar (half cup each), melt into a cake, apply to epigastrium. Remove after one hour. Apply cake made of Gum Jujube (3 pieces), Almonds (30 pieces), and Silver-water paste to palms/soles.
Sixteenth, Neidiao Jing (Internal Tying Convulsion): Caused by exposure to Wind and Rain during sleep, leading to excessive Wind-Phlegm. Signs include incessant crying, generalized tremors, cyan-yellow complexion, medial eye traction, Spleen pathology, and Heart unrest. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 50 repetitions, Tonify Kidney Water 50 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 100 repetitions, Move Earth into Water 200 repetitions, Press Strings and Rub 50 repetitions. Administer *Bambusa vulgaris* sap orally. For hand retraction, prepare a paste from Fine Tea and Refined Salt (2 qian each), *Gleditsia sinensis* powder (5 fen), Beeswax (2 qian), Wine and Vinegar (0.5 cup each), melt into a饼 (cake), apply to the epigastrium. Remove after one hour. Prepare a paste from Gum Jujube (3 pieces), Almonds (30 pieces), and Silver-water suspension, apply to palmar and plantar surfaces.

Seventeenth, Taijing (Fetal Convulsion): Caused by maternal consumption of toxic meat, fatigue, and depression during pregnancy. Infant presents with flaccidity or rigidity, inability to open mouth, mute appearance, indicating Fetal Toxin acquired in utero. Push San Guan 30 times, Divide Yin and Yang 100 times, Retreat Six Fu Organs 50 times, Fly Through Channels 20 times, Move Five Channels 20 times, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth 20 times, Rub Douzhou 20 times, Pinch Five Fingers. If unresponsive, apply four cones around navel. If responsive but mouth closed, rub posterior epigastrium with breast milk. If cyanotic veins appear, apply seven cones in vein gaps, three below throat.
Seventeenth, Taijing (Fetal Convulsion): Caused by maternal ingestion of toxic animal products, fatigue, and emotional depression during gestation. The infant presents with hypotonia or hypertonia, inability to open the mouth, and mutism, indicating Fetal Toxin acquired intrauterinely. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 30 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 100 repetitions, Retreat Six Fu Organs 50 repetitions, Fly Through Channels and Circulate Qi 20 repetitions, Rotate Five Channels 20 repetitions, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth 20 repetitions, Rub Douzhou 20 repetitions, Pinch the Five Fingers. If unresponsive, apply four moxa cones circumumbilically. If responsive but unable to open the mouth, rub the posterior epigastrium with breast milk. If cyanotic veins appear, apply seven cones within venous furrows, three at the submental region.

Eighteenth, Yuejia Jing (Monthly Convulsion): Caused by maternal Wind exposure, excessive sleep, or infant Wind exposure within the first month. Phlegm obstructs the Heart, presenting with red eyes, microstomia, clenched fists, head deviation, silent crying, cyanotic veins, onset at half-month, abdominal tachypnea, due to maternal excessive fried food intake. Push San Guan 100 times, Lung Meridian 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times, Push Four Horizontal Lines 50 times, Double Dragon Waves Tail 20 times, Pinch Middle Finger, Laogong, Banmen. If ineffective, apply seven cones in vein gaps and chest, four around navel, two at Bailao.
Eighteenth, Yuejia Jing (Monthly Convulsion): Caused by maternal Wind exposure, excessive somnolence, or infant Wind invasion within the first month. Phlegm obstructs the Heart, manifesting as conjunctival injection, microstomia, clenched fists, head deviation, silent crying, cyanotic veins, onset at two weeks, abdominal tachypnea, attributed to maternal excessive consumption of fried foods. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions, Push Four Transverse Folds 50 repetitions, Double Dragon Waves Tail 20 repetitions, Pinch the Middle Finger, Laogong (PC8), Banmen (BP10). If ineffective, apply seven moxa cones within venous furrows and on the chest, four circumumbilically, two at the Bailao point.

Nineteenth, Panchang Jing (Coiled Intestine Convulsion): Caused by raw/cold/meaty foods injuring Zang-Fu. Symptoms include cold abdominal pain, refusal to feed, emaciation, cyanotic veins, yellow eyes, soft hands, and Cold in Six Fu organs. Push San Guan 100 times, Pi Tu 100 times, Large Intestine 100 times, Lung 100 times, Kidney 100 times, Move Earth into Water 50 times, Rub Navel... (Text cuts off)
Nineteenth, Panchang Jing (Coiled Intestine Convulsion): Caused by ingestion of raw, cold, or meaty foods injuring the Zang-Fu organs. Signs include cold abdominal pain, anorexia, emaciation, visible cyanotic veins, icteric sclera, hand flaccidity, and Cold in the Six Fu organs. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Push Large Intestine Meridian 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Push Kidney Meridian 100 repetitions, Move Earth into Water 50 repetitions, Rub the Umbilicus... (Text incomplete).

Twentieth, Suoxin Jing (Locked Heart Convulsion): Caused by excessive raw/cold food damaging Ying-Wei. Symptoms include bloody nose, red lips/white eyes, limb weakness, craving for raw/cold food, due to Excess Fire. Push San Guan 20 times, Clear Heart Meridian 300 times, Retreat Six Fu Organs, Divide Yin and Yang 100 times, Clear Kidney Water 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times, Water Bottom Scoop Moon 50 times, Fly Through Channels 50 times.
Twentieth, Suoxin Jing (Locked Heart Convulsion): Caused by excessive consumption of raw/cold foods damaging Ying and Wei Qi. Signs include epistaxis, erythematous lips with pale sclera, limb weakness, and craving for raw/cold items, attributable to Excess Fire. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 20 repetitions, Clear Heart Meridian 300 repetitions, Retreat Six Fu Organs, Separate Yin and Yang 100 repetitions, Clear Kidney Water 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions, Scoop Moon from Water Bottom 50 repetitions, Fly Through Channels and Circulate Qi 50 repetitions.

Twenty-first, Yingzhao Jing (Eagle Claw Convulsion): Caused by fright during feeding/sleep. Symptoms include random grasping, clenched fists, upward crying, cold shivering, downward claws, upward mouth, Lung Heat, Heart Wind. Push San Guan 20 times, Clear Tianhe Water 200 times, Push Lung Meridian 100 times, Clear Kidney Water 100 times, Horse Beats River 10 times, Two Dragons Play with Pearl 10 times, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth, Rub Douzhou, pinch flexures of hands/feet. Apply one cone each at vertex and palm. At Taiyang, Xin Yan, Glabella... (Text missing verb). Surround navel with moist powder. Rub or moxa Dadun... (Text missing verb).
Twenty-first, Yingzhao Jing (Eagle Claw Convulsion): Caused by fright during nursing or sleep. Signs include involuntary grasping, clenched fists, supine crying, cold tremors, downward-pointing claws, upward-turned mouth, Lung Heat, and Heart Wind. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 20 repetitions, Clear Tianhe Water 200 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Clear Kidney Water 100 repetitions, Horse Beats River 10 repetitions, Two Dragons Play with Pearl 10 repetitions, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth, Rub Douzhou, pinch the flexural creases of hands and feet. Apply one moxa cone each at the Vertex (Baihui) and palms. At Taiyang, Xinshu, and Glabella... (Verb omitted). Surround the umbilicus with damp powder. Rub or moxa the Dadun (LR1) point... (Verb omitted).

Twenty-second, Oni Jing (Regurgitation Convulsion): Caused by Cold at night, excessive raw/cold food. Symptoms include Cold-Stomach distension, cold limbs, abdominal pain/borborygmi, upward-rolling eyes, vomiting/regurgitation. Push San Guan 100 times, Lung Meridian 100 times, Push Four Horizontal Lines 50 times, Phoenix Spreads Wings 10 times. Apply seven cones each at Heart Pit and Zhongwan.
Twenty-second, Oni Jing (Regurgitation Convulsion): Caused by nocturnal Cold exposure and excessive intake of raw/cold foods. Signs include Cold-Stomach distension, cold extremities, abdominal pain with borborygmi, oculogyric crisis, and vomiting/regurgitation. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Push Four Transverse Folds 50 repetitions, Phoenix Spreads Wings 10 repetitions. Apply seven moxa cones each at the Epigastrium (Xinwo) and Zhongwan (CV12).

Twenty-third, Shashou Jing (Open Hand Convulsion): Caused by improper diet, temperature imbalance, organ injury. Symptoms include initial Cold then Heat, leg spasms, bruxism, upward-rolling eyes, death upon hand opening. Push San Guan 100 times, Pi Tu 100 times, Move Earth into Water 50 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 50 times. Join hands, pinch transverse lines. If unresponsive, pinch thumb. If Qi closure, pinch Ershamen, Renzhong. If nasal Qi stagnation/chills-fever, pinch Chengshan. If diarrhea, treat symptomatically: pinch Chengshan, Glabella, then Zongjin, dorsal hands... (Text cuts off)
Twenty-third, Shashou Jing (Open Hand Convulsion): Caused by dietary mismatch and thermal imbalance injuring the organs. Signs include initial Chills followed by Fever, leg spasms, bruxism, oculogyric crisis, and fatality upon hand opening. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Move Earth into Water 50 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 50 repetitions. Appose hands, pinch the transverse creases. If unresponsive, pinch the thumb. In case of Qi closure, pinch Ershamen (EX-UE2) and Renzhong (GV26). If nasal Qi stagnation with chills/fever, pinch Chengshan (BL57). In case of diarrhea, treat according to symptoms: pinch Chengshan and Glabella, then Zongjin and dorsal hands... (Text incomplete).

Twenty-fourth, Danhou Jing (Shoulder-Carrying Convulsion): Caused by Dampness/Somnolence or toxic food, injuring Spleen Earth. Symptoms include yellow eyes, black mouth, coma, insensitivity to pain, bilateral arm retraction leading to death. Pinch Taiyin/Taiyang. Push San Guan 100 times, Pi Tu 100 times, Lung Meridian 100 times, Divide Yin and Yang 100 times, Yellow Bee Enters Cave 10 times, Fly Through Channels 20 times, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth 20 times, Rub Douzhou 20 times. Apply four cones each at Glabella/Fontanelle, seven at Heart Pit, Qu... (Text cuts off)
Twenty-fourth, Danhou Jing (Shoulder-Carrying Convulsion): Caused by Dampness-induced somnolence or toxic food ingestion, injuring the Spleen Earth. Signs include icteric sclera, darkened perioral region, coma, analgesia, and bilateral arm retraction leading to death. Pinch the Taiyin and Taiyang meridians. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 100 repetitions, Yellow Bee Enters Cave 10 repetitions, Fly Through Channels and Circulate Qi 20 repetitions, Tianmen Enters Tiger’s Mouth 20 repetitions, Rub Douzhou 20 repetitions. Apply four moxa cones each at the Glabella and Anterior Fontanelle, seven at the Epigastrium, Qu... (Text incomplete).

Twenty-fifth, Kandi Jing (Ground-Gazing Convulsion): Caused by fright during feeding/sleep or dietary thermal imbalance. Symptoms include gazing at ground, death upon fright, facial deviation, clenched fist, drooping head. Push San Guan 30 times, Tianhe Water 200 times, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 10 times, Push Pi Tu 8 times, Press Strings and Rub. Apply four cones each at circumumbilical region/Fontanelle, two below throat. Grind Soap Bean to ash, add child’s urine and alkali, bake dry, apply to Fontan... (Text cuts off)
Twenty-fifth, Kandi Jing (Ground-Gazing Convulsion): Caused by fright during nursing/sleep or dietary thermal imbalance. Signs include fixed gaze downward, fatality upon fright, facial deviation, clenched fist, and cervical weakness. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 30 repetitions, Push Tianhe Water 200 repetitions, Red Phoenix Shakes Head 10 repetitions, Push Spleen Earth 8 repetitions, Press Strings and Rub. Apply four moxa cones each at the circumumbilical region and Anterior Fontanelle, two at the submental region. Pulverize *Gleditsia sinensis* (Soap Bean) to ash, add child’s urine and alkaline salts, bake dry, apply to the Fontanel... (Text incomplete).

Twenty-sixth, Yadeng Jing (Y-Chair Convulsion): Hands resemble a Y-chair sitting position. Push San Guan 100 times, Ershamen 10 times, Fly Through Channels 10 times, Divide Yin and Yang 50 times, Move Eight Trigrams 50 times. Apply four cones each at Quchi, Hegu. If treated from Zi hour, only warm wiping is suitable. Big Mouth Crease... (Text cuts off)
Twenty-sixth, Yadeng Jing (Y-Chair Convulsion): Hands assume a Y-shaped sitting posture. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Open Ershamen 10 repetitions, Fly Through Channels and Circulate Qi 10 repetitions, Separate Yin and Yang 50 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 50 repetitions. Apply four moxa cones each at Quchi (LI11) and Hegu (LI4). If treatment begins at the Zi hour, only warm wiping is appropriate. Big Mouth Crease... (Text incomplete).

Twenty-seventh, Zuodi Jing (Sitting-on-Ground Convulsion): Resembles sitting on ground. Push San Guan 100 times, Rub Weizhong 100 times, Rub Navel 100 times, Rub Jiexi 100 times, Ershamen 10 times. Rub with Peach Bark, Ginger, Refined Salt, Sesame Oil, San Shao Powder. Apply one cone each at knees, joints, Guiwei... (Text cuts off)
Twenty-seventh, Zuodi Jing (Sitting-on-Ground Convulsion): Posture resembles sitting on the ground. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Rub Weizhong (BL40) 100 repetitions, Rub the Umbilicus 100 repetitions, Rub Jiexi (ST41) 100 repetitions, Open Ershamen 10 repetitions. Rub with a mixture of Peach Bark, Ginger, Refined Salt, Sesame Oil, and San Shao Powder. Apply one moxa cone each at the knees, joints, and Guiwei... (Text incomplete).

Twenty-eighth, Ruanjiao Jing (Soft-Leg Convulsion): Soft legs dancing wildly backward. Rub Navel, two cones each at side seams of Snail Bone, four around navel, three below thro... (Text cuts off)
Twenty-eighth, Ruanjiao Jing (Soft-Leg Convulsion): Flaccid legs exhibiting wild backward movements. Manipulation techniques: Rub the Umbilicus, apply two moxa cones each at the lateral seams of the Snail Bone (calcaneal region), four circumumbilically, three below the throat... (Text incomplete).

Twenty-ninth, Zhishou Jing (Straight-Arm Convulsion): Death upon hand opening, arms hanging straight. First push Glabella, apply four moxa cones, Push San Guan, Move Quchi 50 times, Rub Yiwo Feng 100 times, then pinch Zongjin, dorsal hands four cones ea... (Text cuts off)
Twenty-ninth, Zhishou Jing (Straight-Arm Convulsion): Fatality upon hand opening, arms hanging straight. Manipulation techniques: First push the Glabella, apply four moxa cones, Push Three Passages, Move Quchi (LI11) 50 repetitions, Rub Yiwo Feng (EX-UE4) 100 repetitions, then pinch Zongjin and apply four cones each on the dorsal hands... (Text incomplete).

Thirtieth, Mihun Jing (Lost-Soul Convulsion): Lethargy, unconsciousness, disorientation. Push San Guan 100 times, Move Eight Trigrams 100 times, Push Lung Meridian 100 times, Clear Tianhe Water 100 times, Tonify Pi Tu 500 times, Phoenix Spreads Wings 10 times, Pinch Tianxin, Glabella, Renzhong, Jiache, then Xin Yan, Zongjin, Jiexi ea... (Text cuts off)
Thirtieth, Mihun Jing (Lost-Soul Convulsion): Lethargy, unconsciousness, spatial disorientation. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Rotate Bagua 100 repetitions, Push Lung Meridian 100 repetitions, Clear Tianhe Water 100 repetitions, Tonify Spleen Earth 500 repetitions, Phoenix Spreads Wings 10 repetitions, Pinch Tianxin, Glabella, Renzhong (GV26), Jiache (ST6), then Xinshu, Zongjin, Jiexi (ST41)... (Text incomplete).

Thirty-first, Liangshou Jing (Two-Hand Convulsion): Hands form a Y-shape forward. First pinch hands, then pinch Xin Yan, Zongjin, Fontanelle for cure.
Thirty-first, Liangshou Jing (Two-Hand Convulsion): Hands assume a Y-shape pointing forward. Manipulation techniques: First pinch the hands, then pinch Xinshu, Zongjin, and the Anterior Fontanelle for cure.

Thirty-second, Dutong Jing (Abdominal Pain Convulsion): Incessant crying, clutching abdomen, rolling body. Push San Guan 100 times, Tonify Pi Tu 100 times, Ershamen 100 times, Yellow Bee Enters Cave 100 times, Push Large Intestine Meridian 100 times, Rub Navel 100 times, Rub Guiwei 100 times. Next month onset, abdominal tachypnea, burn incense at navel for cure; if not, ro... (Text cuts off)
Thirty-second, Dutong Jing (Abdominal Pain Convulsion): Incessant crying, abdominal clutching, bodily rolling. Manipulation techniques: Push Three Passages 100 repetitions, Tonify Spleen Earth 100 repetitions, Open Ershamen 100 repetitions, Yellow Bee Enters Cave 100 repetitions, Push Large Intestine Meridian 100 repetitions, Rub the Umbilicus 100 repetitions, Rub Guiwei 100 repetitions. In case of next-month onset with abdominal tachypnea, burn an incense stick at the umbilicus for cure; if unresolved, ro... (Text incomplete).