（偏头痛 余见伤寒头痛）
解溪、（见中风。）承光、（明同。）治风眩头痛。呕吐心烦。（铜）胆俞、治头痛振寒。
汗不
丝竹空、（见目眩。）鱼际、（见寒热。）四白、（见目眩。）天冲、三焦俞、（见腹胀。）风池
、（见伤寒无汗。）治头痛。神道、治寒（明下作身。）热头痛。进退 疟。恍惚悲愁。（明
同。）健忘惊悸。阳溪、治厥逆头痛。胸满不得息。丰隆、治厥头痛。面浮肿。风逆。
四肢肿。身湿。至阴、治鼻塞头重。风寒从足小指起。脉痹上下带胸胁痛无常。转筋。寒热
汗不出。烦心。青灵、治头痛振寒。目黄胁痛。强间、治脑旋目运。头痛不可忍。烦心。
呕吐涎沫。发无时。项强不可顾。昆仑、治头痛。肩背急。风府、治头痛颈项急。不得
顾。目眩。曲差、治头项痛。颅息、疗身热头痛。不可反侧。（明）
鱼际、疗头痛甚。汗不出。脑户、（见面肿。）疗头痛。百会、通理、疗头目眩痛。（下）
中冲、（见伤寒。）命门、（上同。）疗身热如火。头痛如破。（明下）温留、疗寒热头痛。善
衄。肩不举。率谷、疗醉后酒风发。头重皮肤肿。两角眩痛。小儿食时头痛。（千同。）
及五心热。灸 各一壮。天柱、陶道、大杼、（一作本神。）孔最、后溪、主头痛。（
脑户、脑空、通天、主头重痛。头维、大陵、主头痛如破。目痛如脱。（甲云。喘逆烦
窍阴、强间、（明同。）主头痛如椎刺。不可动。目窗、中渚、完骨、命门、丰隆、
外丘、通谷、京骨、临泣、小海、承筋、阳陵泉、主头痛寒热。汗出不恶寒。神庭、水沟
、主寒热头痛。喘渴。目不可视。消泺、主寒热痹头痛。五处等、主头痛。（见螈 。）
昆仑、解溪、曲泉、飞扬、前谷、少泽、通理、主头眩痛。若头痛筋挛骨重少气。哕噫
满。时惊。不嗜卧。咳嗽烦冤。其脉举之则弦。按之石坚。由肾气不足而内着。其气逆而上
行。谓之肾厥。宜灸关元百壮。服玉真丸。（指）若头痛连齿。时发时止。连年不已。此由风
寒留于骨髓。髓以脑为主。脑逆故头痛。齿亦痛。宜白附子散。灸曲鬓七壮。左痛灸左。右
痛灸右。少海、（见齿龋。）完骨、治头痛。（铜见心烦。）千云、主风头耳后痛。脑空等。
天冲、主癫疾头痛。（千见癫。）
素问尝论有数岁头痛不已者。大寒内至骨髓。髓以脑为主。脑逆故头痛齿亦痛。名曰厥
逆头
则头晕。是也。皆可随证治之。若真头疼、则朝发夕死。夕发朝死矣。（详见难经疏。）人而
患此。亦未如之何。要之、亦有所自。其在根本不固耶。若欲着艾。须先百会囟会等穴。而
丹田气海等穴。尤所当灸。以补养之。毋使至于此极可也。
前顶等、主风眩偏头痛。（千见头风。）悬厘、治头偏痛。（见伤寒寒热。）悬厘、主
痛。引目外 。（见伤寒头痛。）颔厌、疗风（铜云。头风。）眩目无见。偏头痛。引目外
急。耳鸣好嚏。颈痛。（明）岐伯灸偏头痛。（见目眩。）后顶、治头偏痛。（铜）玉枕、
主头半寒痛。（千）甲云、头眩目痛。头半寒。正营、治头项偏痛。悬颅、治热病烦满。
汗不出。头偏痛。引目外 赤。身热齿痛。（明同。）悬厘、治头偏痛。烦心不欲食。（并
(Partial headache. For related content, see the chapter on Headache in Shanghan Lun.)
Jiexi (ST41), (see Stroke.) Chengguang (GB9), (same as Mingtang Jing,) treats wind-dizziness headache accompanied by vomiting and irritability. (Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing records) Danshu (BL19), treats headache with chills.
Sizhukong (SJ23), (see Dizziness of Eyes.) Yuji (LU10), (see Cold and Heat.) Sibai (ST2), (see Dizziness of Eyes.) Tianchong (GB15), Sanjiaoshu (BL22), (see Abdominal Distension.) Fengchi (GB20), (see Headache without Sweat in Cold Damage,) treats headache. Shendao (GV11), treats cold (Mingtang Jing writes "body")-heat headache, and intermittent malaria. Mental confusion, sadness, and sorrow. (Same as Mingtang Jing.) Amnesia, palpitations due to fright. Yangxi (LI5), treats Jue-ni headache, chest fullness with inability to breathe. Fenglong (ST40), treats Jue-headache, facial edema, rebellious Wind, swelling of the four limbs, heaviness of the body. Zhiyin (BL67), treats nasal congestion and heavy head, Wind-Cold starting from the little toe of the foot, Mai-bi involving upper and lower parts with irregular pain in the chest and hypochondrium, muscle cramps, cold and heat without sweat, irritability. Qingling (HT8), treats headache with chills, yellow eyes, and hypochondriac pain. Qiangjian (GV18), treats vertigo with spinning sensation, unbearable severe headache, irritability, vomiting of saliva and froth, occurring at any time, stiff neck unable to look back. Kunlun (BL60), treats headache, stiffness and tension of the shoulder and back. Fengfu (GV16), treats headache with stiff neck unable to look back, dizziness of eyes. Qucha (BL7), treats headache and neck pain. Luxi (SJ19), treats feverish headache with inability to turn sideways or roll over. (Mingtang Jing records)
Yuji (LU10), treats severe headache without sweat. Naohu (GV17), (see Facial Swelling,) treats headache. Baihui (GV20), Tongli (HT5), treats dizziness and pain of the head and eyes. (Recorded in the lower section) Zhongchong (PC9), (see Cold Damage.) Mingmen (GV4), (same as the upper section,) treats body heat like fire, headache feeling like bursting. (Recorded in the lower section of Mingtang Jing) Wenliu (LI35), treats cold-heat headache, prone to epistaxis, inability to raise the shoulder. ShuaiGu (GB8), treats alcohol-induced wind after drunkenness, heavy head with swollen skin, dizzy pain in both temporal angles, headache in children during eating. (Same as Qianjin Fang.) And five-center heat. Moxibustion: one Zhu for each. Tianzhu (BL10), Daodao (GV13), Dazhu (BL11), (one version says Benshen GB13,) Kongzui (LU6), Houxi (SI3), govern headache. (Naohu, Naokong, Tongtian, govern heavy headache. Touwei, Daling, govern headache like bursting, eye pain like protruding. (Jia Yi Jing states: panting, rebellion, irritability, Qiayin, Qiangjian, (same as Mingtang Jing,) govern headache like being pierced by a hammer, immobility. Mucuang, Zhongzhu, Wanggu, Mingmen, Fenglong, Waiqiu, Tonggu, Jinggu, Linqi, Xiaohai, Chengjin, Yanglingquan, govern headache with cold and heat, sweating but no aversion to cold. Shenting, Shuigou, govern cold-heat headache, panting and thirst, inability to see. Xiaoluo, governs cold-heat bi-type headache. Wuchu and others, govern headache. (See Spasms.) Kunlun, Jiexi, Ququan, Feiyang, Qian Gu, Shaoze, Tongli, govern dizziness and pain of the head. If headache is accompanied by tendon spasms, heavy bones, shortness of breath, hiccups and belching, distension, frequent fright, unwillingness to sleep, cough with vexation, the pulse is wiry when lifted and hard as stone when pressed. This is due to insufficiency of Kidney Qi lodging internally, with Qi rebelling upwards, termed Kidney Jue. It is suitable to moxa Guanyuan for one hundred Zhu, and administer Yuzhen Wan. (Zhi Zhang Bian records) If headache extends to the teeth, occurring intermittently and persisting for years, this is caused by Wind-Cold remaining in the bone marrow. Marrow is governed by the brain; brain Qi rebelling causes headache, and teeth also hurt. It is suitable to use Baifuzi San, moxa Qubin for seven Zhu. Pain on the left moxa the left, pain on the right moxa the right. Shaohai, (see Dental Caries.) Wanggu, treats headache. (Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing see Heart Vexation.) Qianjin Fang states: governs headache at the top of the head and behind the ears. Naokong and others. Tianchong, governs epilepsy headache. (Qianjin Fang see Epilepsy.)
Suwen once discussed cases of headache persisting for several years. Severe cold reaches the bone marrow internally. Marrow is governed by the brain; brain Qi rebelling causes headache, and teeth also hurt. It is named Jue-ni headache, which involves dizziness. This is correct. All can be treated according to the syndrome. If it is True Headache, then morning onset leads to evening death, evening onset leads to morning death. (See detailed explanation in Nanjing Shu.) If a person suffers from this, there is little that can be done. In summary, there must be a cause. Is it because the root is not firm? If one wishes to apply moxibustion, one must first moxa points such as Baihui and Xinhui, and especially moxa points such as Dantian and Qihai to tonify and nourish, so as not to let the condition reach such an extreme.
Qian Ding and others, govern wind-dizziness partial headache. (Qianjin Fang see Head Wind.) Xuanli, treats pain on one side of the head. (See Cold Damage Cold and Heat.) Xuanli, governs pain radiating to the outer canthus. (See Cold Damage Headache.) Hanyan, treats wind (Tongren says: Head Wind), dizziness with blindness, partial headache, pain radiating to the outer canthus with tightness, tinnitus, frequent sneezing, neck pain. (Mingtang Jing records) Qibo moxa for partial headache. (See Dizziness of Eyes.) Hou Ding, treats pain on one side of the head. (Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing) Yuzhen, governs half-head cold pain. (Qianjin Fang) Jia Yi Jing states: dizziness and eye pain, half-head cold. Zhengying, treats pain on one side of the head and neck. Xuanlu, treats febrile disease with vexation and fullness, no sweat, pain on one side of the head radiating to the reddening outer canthus, body heat and toothache. (Same as Mingtang Jing records.) Xuanli, treats pain on one side of the head, irritability and loss of appetite. (And...)