（狂走 狂言）
温留、掖门、京骨、主狂仆。（千）神门、阳谷、主笑若狂。劳宫、大陵、主风热善
怒。
癫疾。吐舌鼓颔。狂言见鬼。长强、主癫发如狂。面皮敦敦者不治。明下云、疗癫狂。
风府、（铜云。治狂走。目注视。）肺俞、主狂走欲自杀。筋缩、曲骨、阴谷、行间、主惊
痫狂走癫疾。络却、听会、身柱、主狂走螈 。恍惚不乐。攒竹、小海、后顶、强间
、主癫发螈 。狂走不得卧。冲阳、丰隆、主狂妄行。登高而歌。弃衣而走。天柱、临
狂易。多言不休。目上反。支正、鱼际、合谷、少海、曲池、腕骨、主狂言。下廉、丘
墟、主狂言非常。
巨阙、筑宾、主狂易。妄言怒骂。阳溪、阳谷、主吐舌戾颈妄言。间使、主惊狂
善悲。面赤目黄。喑不言。（并千。）筋缩、（下同。）疗惊痫狂走癫疾。脊急强。目转上
垂。（明）阳谷、身柱、（见螈 。）脑空、京骨、（见膝挛。）
疗癫疾强走。风府、疗狂走欲自杀。目反妄视。（下同。）束骨、疗癫狂。（见惊痫。
）
攒竹、但是尸厥癫邪。神狂鬼魅。皆疗之。秦承祖灸神邪癫狂。（见鬼邪。）冲阳、治久狂
登高而歌。弃衣而走。（铜）光明、治卒狂。（见热病无汗。）间使、治卒强。胸中澹澹。
恶风寒。呕吐。怵惕。寒中少气。掌热腋肿。肘挛。明下云、疗卒狂惊悸日月、治小腹热
欲走。（见心忧悲。）丝竹空、治发狂吐涎沫。（见目眩。）大一、治癫疾狂走。心烦吐舌
。（铜）阳谷、治癫疾狂走。心俞、治心中风。狂走发痫语悲泣。心胸闷乱烦满。汗不出
。结积。寒热呕吐。不下食。咳唾血。（明同。）腕骨、治狂惕。巨阙、治发狂不识人。
惊悸少气。曲泉、膏肓俞、治发狂。（见劳疗。）神门、治身热狂悲哭。阳交、治寒厥
惊狂。少海、治目眩发狂。呕吐涎沫。项不得顾。支正、治风虚狂惕。（见惊恐。）大
陵、治狂言不乐。（见伤寒无汗。）阳谷、治妄言。左右顾。螈 目眩。
阳溪、治狂言喜笑见鬼。（铜）仆参、治癫痫狂言见鬼。偏历、治癫疾多言。（下同
。）
温留、治癫疾吐涎。狂言见鬼。明下云、癫痫吐舌。鼓颔狂言下廉、治狂
言
。（见惊。）筑宾、治癫疾狂言。明下云、小儿癫病吐舌。公孙、治卒面肿。烦心狂言
。太渊、治狂言（明下同。）口僻。（见心痛。）液门、治惊悸妄言。阳谷、疗吐舌戾颈妄言
。不得左右顾。螈 。头眩目痛。（明）筋缩、疗痫病多言。（下）鸠尾、疗癫痫狂歌。不
择言。黄帝疗鬼邪魅。及癫狂。语不择尊卑。灸上唇里面中央肉弦上一壮。炷如小麦。又
用钢刀决断更佳。铜云、水沟、治语不识尊卑。（见癫痫。）掖门、主妄言。（千见惊痫
。）狂言恍惚。灸天枢百壮。狂邪发无常。披头大唤。欲杀人。不避水火。及狂言妄语
。灸间使三十壮。（亦灸惊恐歌哭。）
狂癫鬼语。灸足太阳四十壮。狂癫惊走风恍惚。嗔喜骂笑。歌哭鬼语。悉灸脑户、风池
、手
阳明、太阳、太阴、足阳明、阳跷、少阳、太阴、阴跷、足跟、皆随年壮。狂走刺人。或
欲自死。骂詈不息。称神鬼语。灸口吻头赤白际一壮。又两肘内屈中五壮。又背胛中间三壮
。报灸之。仓公法神效。卒狂言鬼语。以甑带急合缚两手大指。便灸左右胁下对屈肋头。
两处火俱起。各七壮。须臾、鬼自道姓名乞去。徐徐问之。乃解其手。卒狂鬼语。针其足
大拇指爪甲下。入少许即止。人中、主邪病语不止。及诸杂候。凡人中恶先掐鼻下是也。
邪鬼妄语。灸悬命十四壮。穴在口唇里中央弦。用钢刀决断佳。治肺中风狂言。（见中风
。）狂邪鬼语。灸天窗、伏兔。悲泣鬼语。灸天府、慈门。（并见癫邪。）
有士人妄语异常。且欲打人。病数月矣。予意其是心疾。为灸百会。百会治心疾故也。
又疑
是鬼邪。用秦承祖灸鬼邪法。并两手大拇指。用软帛绳急缚定。当肉甲相接处灸七壮。四处
皆着火而后愈。（灸法见癫邪门。）更有二贵人子。亦有此患。有医僧亦为灸此穴愈。
狂走掣 。灸玉枕上三寸。一法、项后一寸百壮。（千）狂走癫疾。灸项后二寸十二壮
。
狂走惊痫。灸河口五十壮。在腕后陷中动脉是。此与阳明同也。狂走癫疾。灸大幽百壮。
狂走癫痫。灸季肋端三十。狂走喜怒悲泣。灸巨觉（一作巨搅。）随年壮。在背上甲内侧
。反手所不及者。骨芒穴上捻之痛者是。狂走惊恍惚。灸足阳明三十壮。狂走易骂。灸
八会随年壮。在阳明下五分。
筋缩（铜同。）等、主狂走。三里、主邪病大唤骂走远。狂走癫厥如死人。灸足大
指三毛中九壮。（翼云灸大敦。）狂走易气等、灸绝骨。（见上气。）
鬼语狂走。当根据法灸之。若伤寒鬼语癫狂。惟宜用四物汤加黄 等分。七八钱重作一服
。水一碗煎七分服。滓即用水一碗煎半碗连服。予屡用之神效。故附着于此。
(Wandering wildly, speaking madly)
Wenliu (BL59), Yemen (LI13), Jinggu (BL64) govern manic prostration. (*Qianjin Fang*) Shenmen (HT7), Yanggu (SI5) govern laughter resembling mania. Laogong (PC8), Daling (PC7) govern wind-heat causing irritability.
Epilepsy. Protruding tongue and trembling jaw. Mad speech, seeing ghosts. Changqiang (GV1) governs epilepsy manifesting as mania. If the facial skin is thick and swollen, it is incurable. The *Mingtang Jing* states below: treating mania and epilepsy.
Fengfu (GV16), *Tongren Shuxue Zhenjiu Tujing* records: treating wandering madness with fixed gaze. Feishu (BL13) governs wandering madness wishing to commit suicide. Jinsuo (GV9), Qugu (CV2), YinGu (KI10), Xingjian (LR2) govern fright epilepsy, wandering madness, and epilepsy. Luoque (BL8), Tinghui (GB2), Shenzhu (GV12) govern wandering madness with convulsions. Mental confusion and unhappiness. Cuanzhu (BL2), Xiaohai (SI8), Houding (GV19), Jiangjian (GV20) govern epilepsy with convulsions. Wandering madness preventing sleep. Chongyang (ST42), Fenglong (ST40) govern wild behavior. Singing while climbing high. Discarding clothes and running. Tianzhu (BL10) governs "Kuangyi" (mental derangement). Excessive talking. Eyes rolling upward. Zhizheng (SI7), Yuji (LU10), Hegu (LI4), Shaohai (HT3), Quchi (LI11), Wanggu (SI4) govern mad speech. Xialian (LI8), Qiuxu (GB40) govern abnormal mad speech.
Jueque (CV14), Zubin (KI9) govern "Kuangyi". Delirious speech and angry cursing. Yangxi (LI5), Yanggu (SI5) govern protruding tongue, twisted neck, and delirious speech. Jianshi (PC5) governs fright mania and sadness. Red face and yellow eyes. Aphasia without speech. (All from *Qianjin Fang*). Jinsuo (same as above), treats fright epilepsy, wandering madness, and epilepsy. Spinal stiffness. Eyes looking upward and drooping. (*Mingtang Jing*) Yanggu (SI5), Shenzhu (GV12) (see convulsions entry). Naokong (GB13), Jinggu (BL64) (see knee spasm entry).
Treating epilepsy with forced walking. Fengfu (GV16), treats wandering madness wishing to commit suicide. Eyes rolling upward and hallucinating vision. (Same as above). Shugu (BL65), treats mania and epilepsy. (See fright epilepsy entry).
Cuanzhu (BL2), for all cases of corpse-like coma, epilepsy, evil spirits, mental madness, and demonic possession, can be treated. Qin Chengzu used moxibustion for ghost evil to treat mania and epilepsy. (See ghost evil entry). Chongyang (ST42), treats long-standing mania, singing while climbing high, discarding clothes and running. (*Tongren*) Guangming (GB37), treats sudden mania. (See heat disease with no sweat entry). Jianshi (PC5), treats sudden stiffness. Palpitations in the chest. Aversion to wind and cold. Vomiting. Fear and vigilance. Cold invading the middle causing shortness of breath. Hot palms, swollen axillae. Elbow spasm. *Mingtang Jing* states below: treating sudden mania and palpitations. Riyue (LR13), treats lower abdominal heat with urge to run. (See heart sorrow and grief entry). Sizhukong (TB23), treats manic salivation. (See dizziness entry). Dayi (DU26/GV26 - Note: Text says Dayi, likely referring to Shuigou/Renzhong or a specific point contextually linked to madness, often interpreted as Renzhong/Shuigou in this context or a variant name), treats epilepsy and wandering madness. Restlessness, protruding tongue. (*Tongren*) Yanggu (SI5), treats epilepsy and wandering madness. Xinshu (BL15), treats wind-stroke of the heart. Wandering madness, epileptic episodes, sad speech and weeping. Chest stuffiness, confusion, fullness. No sweat. Accumulation. Alternating chills and fever, vomiting. Inability to eat. Coughing up blood. (*Mingtang Jing* same). Wanggu (SI4), treats manic fear. Jueque (CV14), treats manic inability to recognize people. Palpitations and shortness of breath. Ququan (LR8), Gao Huangshu (BL43), treats manic episodes. (See labor injury entry). Shenmen (HT7), treats body heat, manic crying. Yangjiao (GB35), treats cold reversal and fright mania. Shaohai (HT3), treats dizziness and manic episodes. Vomiting saliva and foam. Neck stiffness unable to turn head. Zhizheng (SI7), treats wind-deficiency manic fear. (See fright and terror entry). Daling (PC7), treats mad speech and unhappiness. (See cold damage with no sweat entry). Yanggu (SI5), treats delirious speech. Looking left and right. Convulsions. Dizziness.
Yangxi (LI5), treats mad speech, laughing, and seeing ghosts. (*Tongren*) Pugen (BL60), treats epilepsy, mad speech, and seeing ghosts. Pianli (LI6), treats epilepsy with excessive talking. (Same as above).
Wenliu (BL59), treats epilepsy with salivation. Mad speech and seeing ghosts. *Mingtang Jing* states below: Epilepsy with protruding tongue. Trembling jaw and mad speech. Xialian (LI8), treats mad speech. (See fright entry). Zubin (KI9), treats epilepsy and mad speech. *Mingtang Jing* states below: Pediatric epilepsy with protruding tongue. Gongsun (SP4), treats sudden facial swelling. Restlessness and mad speech. Taiyuan (LU9), treats mad speech (*Mingtang* same). Deviation of mouth and eye. (See heart pain entry). Yemen (TE2), treats fright palpitations and delirious speech. Yanggu (SI5), treats protruding tongue, twisted neck, and delirious speech. Unable to look left and right. Convulsions. Dizziness and eye pain. (*Mingtang Jing*) Jinsuo (GV9), treats epilepsy with excessive talking. (Below) Jiwei (CV15), treats epilepsy and manic singing. Indiscriminate speech. Huangdi records treating ghost evil and demons, as well as mania and epilepsy. Speech disregarding seniority and humility. Moxibustion on the central fleshy chord inside the upper lip, one moxa cone. Cone size like a wheat grain. Using a steel knife to cut is even better. *Tongren* says: Shuigou (GV26), treats speech disregarding seniority and humility. (See epilepsy entry). Yemen (LI13), governs delirious speech. (*Qianjin* see fright epilepsy). Mad speech and mental confusion. Moxibustion on Tianshu (ST25), 100 cones. Manic evil attacks unpredictably. Disheveled hair, loud screaming. Wanting to kill. Disregarding fire and water. And for mad speech and delirium. Moxibustion on Jianshi (PC5), 30 cones. (Also moxa for fright, singing, and crying).
Manic and epileptic ghost speech. Moxibustion on Foot-Taiyang meridian, 40 cones. Manic and epilectic fright running, wind-induced confusion. Anger, joy, cursing, laughing, singing, crying, ghost speech. All moxa on Naohu (GV17), Fengchi (GB20), Hand-Yangming, Taiyang, Taiyin, Foot-Yangming, Yangqiao, Shaoyang, Taiyin, Yinqiao, and heel. Number of cones follows the patient's age. Wandering madness attacking people. Or wishing to die. Cursing incessantly. Claiming to speak for gods and ghosts. Moxibustion at the red-white boundary of the corner of the mouth, one cone. Also five cones in the center of the inner flexion of both elbows. Also three cones in the middle of the back scapula. Repeat moxa. This is the method of Cang Gong, extremely effective. Sudden mad speech and ghost speech. Tie the two thumbs tightly with a steamer band. Immediately moxa the opposite bent rib heads under the left and right hypochondrium. Fire starts at both places simultaneously. Seven cones each. Soon, the ghost speaks its own name begging to leave. Ask it slowly, then release the hands. Sudden manic ghost speech. Needle below the nail of the big toe of the foot. Insert slightly and stop. Shuigou (GV26), governs evil diseases with incessant speech. And various miscellaneous conditions. For ordinary people struck by evil, pinching below the nose is Shuigou. Ghost evil delirium. Moxibustion on Xuanming (EX-HN13?), 14 cones. Point located at the central chord inside the lips. Using a steel knife to cut is good. Treats wind-stroke of the lung with mad speech. (See stroke entry). Manic evil ghost speech. Moxibustion on Tianchuang (SI16), Futu (ST32). Weeping ghost speech. Moxibustion on Tianfu (LU3), Cimeng (EX-HN?). (Both see evil epilepsy entry).
A scholar spoke abnormally and wanted to hit people. He had been ill for months. I suspected it was a heart disease. So I moxa Baihui (GV20). Because Baihui treats heart disease. I also suspected ghost evil. Used Qin Chengzu's method for moxa ghost evil. Bound both thumbs together tightly with soft silk rope. Moxa seven cones where the flesh meets the nail. Only after fire started at all four places did he recover. (Moxa method see Evil Epilepsy section). Two sons of nobles also had this affliction. A medical monk also cured them by moxa this point.
Wandering madness with spasms. Moxa 3 cun above Yuzhen (GB15). Another method: Moxa 100 cones 1 cun behind the neck. (*Qianjin*) Wandering madness and epilepsy. Moxa 12 cones 2 cun behind the neck.
Wandering madness and fright epilepsy. Moxa 50 cones at Hekou. Located in the depression behind the wrist at the arterial pulse. This is identical to Yangming. Wandering madness and epilepsy. Moxa Dayou (EX-B1?) 100 cones.
Wandering madness and epilepsy. Moxa 30 cones at the end of the costal margin. Wandering madness with anger, joy, sadness, and weeping. Moxa Ju Jue (or Ju Jiao) point. Follows age cones. Located on the medial side of the back spine. Where the back hand cannot reach. It is painful when pressed above the Gumang bone point. Wandering madness and fright confusion. Moxa Foot-Yangming meridian 30 cones. Wandering madness with easy cursing. Moxa Bahui point. Follows age cones. 5 fen below Yangming.
Jinsuo (*Tongren* same) etc., govern wandering madness. Sanli (ST36) governs evil disease with loud screaming, cursing, and running far. Wandering madness, epileptic厥 (syncope/coma) like a dead person. Moxa nine cones in the hair tuft of the big toe. (*Yi* says moxa Dazhun LR1). Wandering madness with qi issues etc., moxa Jiegu (GB39). (See ascending qi entry).
Ghost speech and wandering madness. Should follow the methods above. If it is ghost speech and mania due to cold damage, only use Siwu Tang plus Huangqi in equal parts. Total weight 7-8 qian per dose. Decoct one bowl of water to 70%. Take orally. Decoct the dregs again with one bowl of water to 50% and take continuously. I have used it repeatedly with miraculous effect. Therefore, I attach it here.