温留、主伤寒寒热。头痛哕衄。肩不举。（千）悬颅、主热病头痛身热。悬厘、鸠尾
热病偏头痛。引目外 。少泽、主振寒。小指不用。头痛。神道、关元、主身热头痛。
进退往来。三焦俞、主头痛。食不下。太白、主热病。先头重颜痛。烦闷心身热。热争
则腰痛不可俯仰。又热病满闷不得卧。身重骨痛不相知。温溜、治伤寒身热。头痛哕逆。肩
不得举。（铜）风池、治头痛。鱼际、掖门、中渚、通理、主头痛。（千）天池、疗头痛
。（此见寒热。）支正等、主头眩痛。（见伤寒寒热。）头痛颠颠然。先取涌泉云云。（
见伤寒。）鱼际、疗头痛汗不出。（见寒热。）
治伤寒头痛药多矣。惟浓煎五苓散服。必效。不必针灸。予屡施与人皆效故也。
（余见自汗 伤寒无汗）
支正、少海、主热病。先腰胫酸。喜渴。身热项强。振寒寒热。甲云、主振寒寒热。颈
项肿。实则肘挛头眩痛。虚则行疣痂。（千）曲泽、主伤寒温病。身热烦心口干。甲云、
主心澹善惊。身热烦心。口干手清。逆气呕唾。肘 。善摇头颜青。汗出不过肩。三间、主气热
身热喘。甲云、寒热口干。身热喘息。口急痛。善惊。肩贞
、主寒
丘、主寒热好呕。大椎、主伤寒热盛烦呕。鬲俞、中府、主寒热。皮肉骨痛。少气不得
卧。支满、肩井、关冲、主寒热凄索。气上不得卧。列缺、主寒热掌中热。曲池、主
伤寒余热不尽。天井、主伤寒振寒。颈项痛。冲阳、主振寒而欠。后溪、主身热恶寒
Wenliu (BL59) primarily treats chills and fever resulting from Cold Damage (Shanghan). It also addresses headache, hiccups, epistaxis, and the inability to raise the shoulder. (*Qianjin Fang* records): Xuanlu (GB6) primarily treats headache and body heat caused by Heat Diseases. Xuanli (GB7) and Jiutui (CV15) treat lateral headache caused by Heat Diseases, with pain radiating to the outer canthus of the eye. Shaoze (SI1) primarily treats rigors and trembling. It is indicated for the inability to use the little finger and headache. Shendao (GV11) and Guanyuan (CV4) primarily treat body heat and headache. The symptoms fluctuate, coming and going intermittently. Sanjiaoshu (BL22) primarily treats headache and difficulty in swallowing food. Taibai (SP3) primarily treats Heat Diseases. Initially, there is heaviness in the head and facial pain, accompanied by vexation and heat in the chest and body. When heat pathogens contend with healthy qi, lower back pain occurs, making flexion and extension impossible. Additionally, it treats fullness and oppression in the chest and abdomen preventing lying down, heavy body, bone pain with loss of sensation. Wenliu (LI6) treats body heat from Cold Damage, including headache, hiccups, and qi rebellion, as well as the inability to raise the shoulder. (*Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing* records): Fengchi (GB20) treats headache. Yuji (LU10), Yemen (SJ2, likely a textual variant or error for Yemen/Liquid Gate), Zhongzhu (TE3), and Tongli (HT5) primarily treat headache. (*Qianjin Fang* records): Tianchi (PC1) treats headache. (This section relates to chills and fever). Zhizheng (SI7) et al. primarily treat dizziness and headache. (See "Cold Damage Chills and Fever"). For headaches characterized by a dizzy and unsteady sensation, first select Yongquan (KI1), etc. (See "Cold Damage"). Yuji (LU10) treats headache with anhidrosis. (See "Chills and Fever").
There are many herbal remedies for treating headache due to Cold Damage. However, only by decocting Wuling San (Five-Ingredient Powder with Poria) strongly and taking it orally will there be definite efficacy; acupuncture is unnecessary. I have frequently applied this method to others with success.
(Remaining content see "Spontaneous Sweating" and "Cold Damage without Sweat")
Zhizheng (SI7) and Shaohai (HT3) primarily treat Heat Diseases. Initially, there is soreness in the waist and shins, thirst, body heat, and neck stiffness. There are rigors and alternating chills and fever. *Jia Yi Jing* states: It primarily treats rigors and alternating chills and fever, and swelling of the neck. In excess conditions, there is contracture of the elbow, dizziness, and headache; in deficiency conditions, there is difficulty walking, warts, and scabs. (*Qianjin Fang* records): Quze (PC3) primarily treats Cold Damage and Warm Diseases. Symptoms include body heat, vexation, and dry mouth. *Jia Yi Jing* states: It primarily treats palpitations and susceptibility to fright, body heat, vexation, dry mouth, cold hands and feet, rebellious qi, vomiting, and salivation. There is discomfort in the elbow, a tendency to shake the head, and bluish discoloration of the face. Sweating does not extend beyond the shoulders. Sanjian (LI3) primarily treats qi heat, body heat, and wheezing. *Jia Yi Jing* states: Alternating chills and fever, dry mouth, body heat, panting, urgent pain in the mouth, and susceptibility to fright. Jianzhen (SI9) primarily treats cold syndromes. Qiuxu (GB40) primarily treats chills and fever and a tendency to vomit. Dazhui (GV14) primarily treats severe heat from Cold Damage, vexation, and vomiting. Geshu (BL17) and Zhongfu (LU1) primarily treat chills and fever, pain in skin, flesh, and bones, shortness of breath, and inability to lie down. Zhiman (EX-B2), Jianjing (GB21), and Guanchong (TE1) primarily treat shivering chills, rebellious qi preventing lying down. Lieque (LU7) primarily treats chills and fever with heat in the palm. Quchi (LI11) primarily treats residual heat remaining after Cold Damage. Tianjing (TE10) primarily treats rigors from Cold Damage and neck pain. Chongyang (ST42) primarily treats rigors and yawning. Houxi (SI3) primarily treats body heat and aversion to cold.