大熟地七钱，炙黄 、白当归、焦术、生苡仁、净枣仁各三钱，川牛膝二钱，赤芍、白
茯苓、木瓜各一钱五分，海防风一钱，川芎八分，加桂圆肉三个，水煎服。
计三十四穴。天关穴∶在百会前一寸五分，即前顶穴。督脉与涌泉通，属脾、肺二经。
红花、当归、刘寄奴、赤芍、陈皮、苏木、续断、川芎、威灵仙、乳香、没药。如皮伤轻者
，头上浮肿，其势反重，用原方治之，膏贴穴内自愈，伤重者穴内血有一块，反不浮肿，其
势似轻，其血一阻，周身之穴血不通，伤血入脾经，一二日遍身如刀刺之，六七日转入肺经
，腹即肿胀，十日后肺渐毙，十五日准毙，其内医治用原方，将膏贴涌泉穴，约半月其血流
通即愈。打破者以象皮汤抹净，不可惹头发在内，掺药红玉膏收之。煎药原方加骨碎补。
百会穴∶在天关后一寸五分，顶中央旋毛陷中，乃天关、顶门交界之所，受伤时看近何
穴照何穴治之。
顶门穴∶在百会后一寸五分，即后顶穴，督脉，属心、脾二经。当归、红花、威灵仙、
枳壳、乌药、陈皮、赤芍、泽兰、五加皮。伤轻者，将膏贴穴内，煎药用原方。伤重者，伤
血即入心经，眼胀头痛，口发谵语，第三日转入脾经，遍身赤胀，原方加三棱、蓬术，不可
用破血药。第七日还入心经，则无救矣。若打破出血，仍喷不止，用四生汤治之，后用掺药
红玉膏贴之，血止后用附子、肉桂等热药敷之。
天星穴∶在入后发际一寸大筋内宛宛中，即用府穴，督脉。泽兰、红花、归尾、三棱、
川芎、桃仁、续断、乌药、陈皮、蓬术、五加皮、骨碎补、赤芍、苏木、姜黄、紫苏、木香
。看伤轻重，以此方加减用之。若打破出血不止，急用四生汤止，用象皮汤抹，掺药以红玉
膏盖之。
眉心穴∶在两眉头陷中，即攒竹二穴。一名员桂，一名始光，一名光明，足太阳，属心
、肺二经。泽兰、红花、归尾、草决明、乌药、银花、续断、三棱、莪术。受伤不论轻重损
破，若不医治，一百二十日即眼前青盲。
耳后穴∶在耳后青脉中，即 脉二穴，手少阳三焦经。川芎、薄茶、当归、姜黄、泽兰
、五加皮、乌药、莪术、三棱、肉桂、骨碎补、陈皮。伤轻者，七日耳内流血死，伤重者，
三日七窍流血死，其药宜重剂。二三分伤者不医，后必发毒，左为夭毒，后为脱疽。先用原
方清理出毒，之后以十全大补汤调治，外用肿毒药治之，其毒由损伤发者，其色紫黑，不由
损伤发者，其色红白。
骨枕穴∶在后项后三寸，强间后一寸五分，即脑户穴。督脉，属心、肺二经。当归、骨
碎补、陈皮、银花、乌药、泽兰、赤芍、红花、威灵仙、续断、五加皮、川芎。伤重者，七
日头颅胀而死，甚者爆碎而死。伤六七分者满头胀痛，用原方治之。三四分伤者，不医发毒
，名为玉枕疽，其色初起白，有脓反红，切不可用刀，须用巴豆半粒，捣烂安膏药上贴之，
半刻自穿，若不出脓，用火罐拔之，有鲜血流出可救，无鲜血，再用火罐，有血则生，无血
不治之症。可救者，出毒之后服八珍汤数剂，后服十全大补汤。脓黄者脾经，脓清者肺经。
转喉穴∶在颈直人迎、侠天突陷中，梭子骨尖上横左一寸，再直下一寸。足阳明气舍穴
，属心、肺二经。红花、乌药、藿香、石斛、当归、姜黄、陈皮、五加皮、丹参、赤芍、续
断。受伤如刀刺，有时痛有时不痛，重者七日喉闭而死，治法当用葱、姜熨数次，煎药加肉
桂、石蚕即好。轻者不医，后必喉痛，用清凉药治之。
闭气穴∶与转喉同，亦即气舍穴。左为转喉，右为闭气耳。足阳明，属心经。泽兰、枳
壳、红花、乌药、生地、丹参、陈皮、木通、赤芍、续断、木香。伤重者即刻闷倒，周时内
用原方易治、过期难治。先将枳壳煎汤，磨金沉香服之。后用原方，照前法葱、姜熨之。
泰山穴∶离梭子骨四寸六分，属心、肝二经。红花、当归、续断、赤芍、元胡索、乌药
、泽兰、陈皮、秦艽、丹参、茯神、远志。伤重者，实时发喘，十一日死。轻者不喘，二十
八日亡。当日医用原方，二三日医加破血药缓治之，外亦以葱、姜熨六七次，病稍退轻，后
用养血行血药服之即好。
心井穴∶在心窝内软骨上，即鸠尾穴，任脉，属五脏。木香、半夏、泽兰、红花、当归
、陈皮、骨碎补、银花、乌药、赤芍、肉桂、石斛。伤时不论轻重，积血皆重伤，重者三日
死，轻者七日死。俱用原方加五加皮，外照前法葱、姜熨之。极轻者不医，伤血积入脏腑，
后
玉
用苏子、萝卜子、菠菜子各一两、白芥子三钱，去壳，共为末，以米糖在饭锅上蒸化，将药
末三钱调入糖内候冷，白汤送下，每日一服，连服数日而好，凡年久者皆效。入肾经则成白
浊，用三圣丸治之即愈，凡遗精、梦泄者皆效。
对门穴∶左敝骨下一寸五分，巨阙旁各开二寸，即不容穴。足阳明，属心、肺二经。木
香、当归、赤芍、泽兰、陈皮、乌药、秦艽、红花、肉桂、姜黄、藿香、元胡索。伤重者五
日死，轻者四十九日死。俱用原方，若呼吸稍痛，加苏木、生地各三钱。
扇门穴∶与对门对，男人左对门、右扇门，女人左扇门、右对门。足阳明，属肺经。泽
兰、红花、当归、五加皮、乌药、陈皮、姜黄、续断、赤芍、威灵仙。伤重者浑身发热气断
，口齿皆焦黑发臭，七日死。口舌必烂，不烂用原方。若烂加门冬、萆 、射干、元参。轻
者四十九日咽喉闭塞，饮食不能进而死。
血浪穴∶在乳直上二寸，即膺窗穴，足阳明胃经。红花、刘寄奴、归尾、陈皮、赤芍、
姜黄、乌药、银花、五加皮、续断、骨碎补。伤重者浮肿，轻者但痛不肿，俱六十日死。重
者原方加桃仁、苏木，或加大黄，轻者止用原方。
丹田穴∶在脐下一寸五分，即气海穴，任脉，属肾经。红花、当归、泽兰、续断、威灵
仙、赤芍、木通、猪苓、泽泻、乌药、陈皮、姜黄，受伤痛如刀刺，积血甚重，小便不通，
用原方治之，过九日者不效。
期门穴∶在乳下第二肋端蔽骨下一寸五分，巨阙旁三寸五分，不容旁一寸五分，足厥阴
，属心、肾二经。红花、当归、骨碎补、乌药、陈皮、威灵仙、姜黄、肉桂、刘寄奴、五加
皮、三棱、莪术、赤芍。重者三日即死，轻者廿二日死。当日即医，用原方，第二日原方加
半夏，第三日外用葱、姜捣烂铺伤处，用火熨七次，原方去三棱、莪术，加归尾、桃仁，破
血为主；破之仍痛，用大黄下之自愈。
章门穴∶在期门下五寸五分，直脐端，足厥阴，属肝、肺、心三经。红花、当归、续断
、泽兰、赤芍、骨碎补、乌药、陈皮、银花、五加皮、姜黄、威灵仙、三棱、莪术。伤重者
五日死，轻者九日亡。二三日医用原方，四五日医原方去三棱、莪术，加肉桂、附子。然附
子看人禀气浓者可用，薄者不可用。若肿痛不住，加破血药，破之仍痛，用葱、姜照法熨六
七次，再加升降之药服之。
七劳穴∶在期门下二寸，即腹哀穴，足太阴，属肝经。赤芍、泽兰、当归、红花、乌药
、五加皮、陈皮、骨碎补、姜黄、威灵仙、银花、肉桂。伤重者七窍流红，轻者发狂。伤左
边者左臂不能动，伤右边者亦然。重者用原方治之。不退，加三棱、川芎、香附、元胡索，
去威灵仙。轻者，原方加桔梗、苏木。再轻者，只加苏木。俱照前法葱、姜熨之。七孔流血
者一日即死，初流时用四生汤止之，缓用原方。
京门穴∶在监骨腰中季胁，本侠脊也，期门穴下三寸二分，足少阳，属心、肝二经。归
尾、红花、续断、威灵仙、赤芍、五加皮、骨碎补、陈皮、乌药、泽兰。伤重者日半死，轻
者三日亡。当日即医，原方加破血之药，二三日加大黄下之。
五定穴∶在京门下四寸八分，即五枢穴，足少阳，属脾、肝二经。当归、红花、泽兰、
赤芍、五加皮、乌药、银花、骨碎补、三棱、莪术、陈皮、桂枝，伤重者立发寒热，三次即
死。一次者，照前法葱、姜熨之，原方去三棱、莪术、桂枝，加肉桂、草乌；二次除肉桂、
草乌，加大黄、神曲；三次去大黄、神曲，加桃仁、桂枝、升麻，其血稍松，去桃仁、桂枝
，仍以大黄下之，轻者竟用原方。
伯劳穴∶在大椎下、二椎上节间陷中，即陶道穴，督脉，属五脏。刘寄奴、红花、当归
、姜黄、五加皮、乌药、续断、川芎、赤芍、骨碎补、陈皮、银花。伤重发肿，其首俱不能
动，用原方，膏上刺数孔贴之。伤轻不医，其伤反要传入脏腑，传入心经，呕血甚多。一方
∶梨十斤，藕节十斤，捣烂，水煎成膏，白糖霜搅匀，每清晨服一钟自愈。传入肝经，浑身
发热，不能行动，两目昏花，口齿出血，先将热血药服数剂，后用凉药。传入脾经，身似蛇
皮发疯病，用蕲蛇一条，童鸡一只，干 毛肠，不可见水，将蛇入鸡肚内蒸熟，去蛇，淡
吃鸡肉即愈。传入肺经，似痰火而无痰，微有紫血呕出，先服四生汤数剂，后用六味丸自好
。传入肾经似怯症，肾水阻滞使然，先用原方四剂，后服六味丸。
肺使穴∶在第三椎下两旁各开一寸五分，即肺 穴，足太阳、膀胱经。红花、当归、姜
黄、三棱、莪术、肉桂、陈皮、乌药、威灵仙、赤芍、五加皮。伤时不痛不肿，浑身酸痒者
无救，三日死。肿痛者可救，用原方。重者加桃仁改归尾，甚者再加苏木。
膏盲 穴∶在第四椎下，近第五椎上，两旁各开三寸，足太阳，膀胱经。防风、赤芍、
当归、威灵仙、姜黄、银花、陈皮、桔梗、肉桂、乌药、柴胡。此穴平时负重肩挑俱不能伤
，倘或受伤，手臂不能举动如脱样。须用膏药二张，一贴穴内，一贴肋下，用原方加升麻。
对心穴∶在第七椎下节间，伯劳下六寸，即至阳穴，督脉，属心经。陈皮、乌药、骨碎
补、当归、红花、威灵仙、姜黄、肉桂、五加皮、赤芍、三棱、莪术、木香、藿香。伤时即
刻闷死不醒，微有气息。救法∶在百会穴内用艾火灸之，以醒为度，不可再灸，重灸头要爆
开，醒时用原方加桔梗。
命门穴∶在十四椎下，对心下八分，督脉，属心、肾二经。归尾、杜仲、红花、泽兰、
肉桂、赤芍、骨碎补、续断、五加皮、乌药、姜黄、陈皮。伤重者九日死，以原方治之即愈
。轻者不医，后必发毒，名为肾痈，先去其伤血，后以肿毒药托之。稍松易治，不松难治，
后必肾水耗尽自死。
鹳口穴∶在尾底骨上，脊骨尽处，督脉，属肺、肾二经。归尾、刘寄奴、红花、赤芍、
陈皮、木通、续断、骨碎补、五加皮、五灵脂、乌药、泽兰。伤重者立时软瘫，不痛者凶，
痛者次之。凶者须在百劳穴灸三壮，后以原方治之，不医五日死。轻者不医，后发毒，名鹳
口疽，用黄 汤治之，若出毒入内不救。
海底穴∶在粪门前，阴囊后，即会阴穴。一名屏翳，任脉，属心经。红花、当归、泽兰
、续断、威灵仙、赤芍、猪苓、木通、泽泻、骨碎补、乳香、没药。伤处虚肿，积血甚重，
小便不通，龟头肿胀，用银丝打通六寸，离龟头一寸上用艾火灸一壮，将银丝取出一寸再灸
一壮，再出一寸，如是四次，取出银丝，其血即出，再以原方治之。
环跳穴∶在髀枢中，大腿上骱，足少阳，属肝、脾二经。归尾、银花、续断、生地、骨
碎补、陈皮、五加皮、红花、木瓜、石斛、乌药、牛膝。伤重者不能行动，酸痛非常，腿足
皆缩，用原方先服一剂，后熨九次，再以原方服之即愈。如伤轻不医，后必发骨疽，先用黄
加之，后加香附，又以白术汤服之。
盖膝穴∶在盖骨。元胡索、丹皮、赤芍、续断、归尾、红花、骨碎补、银花、牛膝、乌
药、五加皮、苏木。伤重者立刻坐倒，腿不能伸直，筋缩酸痛，用原方加升麻服之。一贴后
去升麻，加桃仁，破血为主，数剂即愈。
膝眼穴∶在膝膑上内廉白肉陷中，即血海穴。足太阴，属心经。归尾、红花、萆 、
泽兰、牛膝、五加皮、骨碎补、石斛、续断、乌药、陈皮、威灵仙。伤重者周身紫胀，周时
即死。立刻就医，原方加苏木、桃仁。轻者三日嚼碎舌头而死，期内再加升麻、桂枝，照前
法葱、姜熨之。
膝底穴∶在膝下内侧辅骨下陷中，即阴陵泉穴，足太阴经。红花、乌药、归尾、骨碎补
、木瓜、陈皮、银花、续断、牛膝、五加皮、赤芍、肉桂、泽兰、丹皮。伤重者三日内不肿
不痛，三日后其色发紫，已在内作脓，用原方治之，伤左用左方，伤右用右方。二三分伤者
，人不知觉，虽其伤自愈，但伤血上行攻心主，一百六十日后，中焦必发背，其毒先痛久，
然后成形，其色胭脂，见形之后反不痛，皆因伤血内凝之故。治法∶先用内伤药一二剂，破
血为主，后用肿毒药治之，但毒愈后，其腿无小肚子，不能行动，终成废人矣。
竹柳穴∶在内踝上二寸，即交信穴，足少阴，属五脏。归尾、泽兰、红花、赤芍、广皮
Raw Rehmanniae Radix Preparata (Shu Di Huang) 7 qian, Prepared Astragali Membranacei Radix (Zhi Huangqi), White Angelicae Sinensis Radix (Bai Danggui), Scorched Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma (Jiao Zhu), Raw Coicis Semen (Sheng Yiren), Clean Ziziphi Spinosae Semen (Jing Zaoren) each 3 qian, Chuan Niu Xi 2 qian, Red Paeoniae Radix (Chi Shao), White Poria Cocos (Bai Fuling), Chaenomelis Fructus (Mu Gua) each 1.5 qian, Hai Fang Feng 1 qian, Chuan Xiong 0.8 qian, add three longan arils, decoct in water and take orally.
Total of thirty-four acupoints. Tianguan Point: Located 1.5 cun anterior to Baihui Point (Ex-B1), which is Qian Ding Point (GV21). It connects with the Du Meridian and Yongquan Point (KI1), belonging to the Spleen and Lung meridians. Herbs: Carthami Flos (Honghua), Angelicae Sinensis Radix (Danggui), Josephinae Herb (Liu Jinu), Red Paeoniae Radix (Chi Shao), Tangerine Peel (Chenpi), Calamus Wood (Sumu), Dipsaci Radix (Xuduan), Chuan Xiong, Spirit Peeling Clematis Root (Weilingxian), Frankincense (Ruxiang), Myrrh (Moyao). For superficial skin injuries, if head swelling occurs, indicating severe condition, use the original formula; apply plaster to the acupoint for self-healing. For severe injuries, if there is a blood clot in the acupoint without swelling, appearing mild but actually obstructing blood flow throughout the body, causing injury blood to enter the Spleen meridian, pain like knife stabs will occur all over the body within one to two days. By six to seven days, it enters the Lung meridian, causing abdominal swelling; by ten days, lung function gradually fails, and death is certain on the fifteenth day. Internal treatment uses the original formula, applying plaster to Yongquan Point (KI1); after about half a month, when blood flow resumes, recovery occurs. If broken, clean with Eleutherolepis Soup (Xiangpi Tang), ensuring no hair remains inside, and apply Hongyu Plaster (Red Jade Plaster) to consolidate. Add Dried Drynariae Rhizoma (Gusuibu) to the decoction.
Baihui Point (GV20): Located 1.5 cun posterior to Tianguan, in the depression at the center of the vertex where hair whorls meet, the junction of Tianguan and Dingmen. When injured, treat according to the nearest acupoint.
Dingmen Point: Located 1.5 cun posterior to Baihui, which is Hou Ding Point (GV16), belonging to the Du Meridian, connecting to the Heart and Spleen meridians. Herbs: Angelicae Sinensis Radix (Danggui), Carthami Flos (Honghua), Weilingxian, Aurantii Fructus (Zhike), Linderae Radix (Wuyao), Chenpi, Chi Shao, Lantanae Herba (Zelan), Eucommiae Cortex (Wujia Pi). For mild injuries, apply plaster to the acupoint and decoct the original formula. For severe injuries, injury blood immediately enters the Heart meridian, causing eye distension, headache, and delirium; by the third day, it enters the Spleen meridian, causing whole-body redness and swelling. Add Sanleng and Ezhu to the original formula; do not use blood-breaking herbs. On the seventh day, if it returns to the Heart meridian, it is incurable. If broken and bleeding spurts, treat with Sisheng Decoction, then apply Hongyu Plaster with powder. After bleeding stops, apply hot herbs such as Aconiti Lateralis Radix Preparata (Fuzi) and Cinnamomi Cortex (Rougui).
Tianxing Point: Located 1 cun behind the posterior hairline within the large tendon's depression, i.e., Fushe Point (note: text says "Fu Point"), belonging to the Du Meridian. Herbs: Zelan, Honghua, Danggui Tail, Sanleng, Chuan Xiong, Peach Kernel (Taoren), Xuduan, Wuyao, Chenpi, Ezhu, Wujia Pi, Gusuibu, Chi Shao, Sumu, Curcumae Longae Rhizoma (Jianghuang), Perillae Folium (Zisu), Aucklandiae Radix (Muxiang). Adjust this formula based on injury severity. If broken and bleeding does not stop, urgently use Sisheng Decoction to stop bleeding, wash with Xiangpi Tang, and cover with Hongyu Plaster.
Meixin Point: In the depression between the inner ends of the eyebrows, i.e., Zanzhu Points (BL2). Also known as Yuangui, Shiguang, Guangming. Belongs to the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian, connecting to the Heart and Lung meridians. Herbs: Zelan, Honghua, Danggui Tail, Cassiae Semen (Jue Ming Zi), Wuyao, Lonicerae Japonicae Flos (Yinhua), Xuduan, Sanleng, Ezhu. Regardless of severity or breaking, if untreated, blindness will occur within 120 days.
Erhhou Point: In the blue veins behind the ear, i.e., Zhifeng Points (TE14), belonging to the Hand-Shaoyang Triple Energizer Meridian. Herbs: Chuan Xiong, Menthae Haplocalycis Herba (Bohe), Danggui, Jianghuang, Zelan, Wujia Pi, Wuyao, Ezhu, Sanleng, Rougui, Gusuibu, Chenpi. Mild injury leads to death from ear bleeding in seven days; severe injury leads to death from bleeding from all orifices in three days. Use heavy doses. Untreated minor injuries will later develop sores; left side becomes Yaodu, posterior becomes Tuoju. First clear toxins with the original formula, then regulate with Shiquan Dabu Decoction, and externally treat with Zhongdu Yao. Toxins from injury are purple-black; those not from injury are red-white.
Guzhen Point: Three cun posterior on the back of the neck, 1.5 cun posterior to Qiangjian Point (GV19), i.e., Naohu Point (GV17). Belongs to the Du Meridian, connecting to the Heart and Lung meridians. Herbs: Danggui, Gusuibu, Chenpi, Yinhua, Wuyao, Zelan, Chi Shao, Honghua, Weilingxian, Xuduan, Wujia Pi, Chuan Xiong. Severe injury causes head swelling and death in seven days, or bursting in severe cases. Injury of 60-70% causes full head swelling and pain; treat with original formula. Injury of 30-40%, if untreated, develops a sore called Yuzhen Ju, initially white, turning red with pus. Do not cut with a knife; instead, apply half a crushed Crotonis Fructus (Badou) on a plaster. It will pierce naturally in a moment. If no pus, use fire cupping. Fresh blood indicates salvageability; no blood is incurable. After toxin release, take Bazhen Decoction for several doses, then Shiquan Dabu Decoction. Yellow pus indicates Spleen meridian involvement; clear pus indicates Lung meridian involvement.
Zhuanhou Point: In the depression directly between Renying Point (ST9) and Xiataotu, on the transverse process of the hyoid bone, one cun lateral to the tip, then one cun straight down. Belongs to Qishe Point (ST11) of the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian, connecting to the Heart and Lung meridians. Herbs: Honghua, Wuyao, Pogostemonis Herba (Huoxiang), Dendrobii Caulis (Shihu), Danggui, Jianghuang, Chenpi, Wujia Pi, Salviae Miltiorrhizae Radix (Danshen), Chi Shao, Xuduan. Injury feels like knife stabbing, intermittent pain. Severe cases die of throat closure in seven days. Treat by warming with scallion and ginger several times; add Rougui and Shican to the decoction. Mild cases, if untreated, will develop throat pain; treat with cooling herbs.
Biqi Point: Same location as Zhuanhou, also Qishe Point. Left is Zhuanhou, right is Biqi. Belongs to Foot-Yangming, connecting to the Heart meridian. Herbs: Zelan, Zhike, Honghua, Wuyao, Sheng Dihuang, Danshen, Chenpi, Mutong, Chi Shao, Xuduan, Muxiang. Severe injury causes immediate fainting; treatable within a week with original formula, difficult thereafter. First decoct Zhike, grind Chenxiang into it, and take. Then use original formula and warm with scallion and ginger.
Taishan Point: Four cun six fen away from the hyoid bone, connecting to the Heart and Liver meridians. Herbs: Honghua, Danggui, Xuduan, Chi Shao, Yuanhusu, Wuyao, Zelan, Chenpi, Gentianae Macrophyllae Radix (Qinjiao), Danshen, Fushen, Yuanzhi. Severe injury causes immediate panting and death in eleven days. Mild cases do not pant but die in twenty-eight days. Treat on the day of injury with original formula; if treated on day two or three, add blood-breaking herbs for slow treatment. Externally warm with scallion and ginger six to seven times. Once symptoms subside, take blood-nourishing and blood-moving herbs.
Xinjing Point: On the cartilage in the heart pit, i.e., Jiutwei Point (CV15), belonging to the Ren Meridian, connecting to the Five Viscera. Herbs: Muxiang, Banxia, Zelan, Honghua, Danggui, Chenpi, Gusuibu, Yinhua, Wuyao, Chi Shao, Rougui, Shihu. Regardless of severity, blood accumulation is severe. Severe cases die in three days, mild in seven. Use original formula plus Wujia Pi, externally warm with scallion and ginger. Extremely mild cases, if untreated, blood accumulates in viscera. Later, use Su Zi, Luobo Zi, Boluo Zi each 1 liang, and Baijiezi 3 qian, shelled and powdered. Melt rice sugar over a steamer, mix 3 qian of powder into sugar, cool, and take with warm water once daily for several days. Effective for chronic cases. If entering Kidney meridian, it becomes white turbidity; treat with Sansheng Wan. Effective for spermatorrhea and nocturnal emission.
Duimen Point: One point five cun below the costal margin on the left, two cun lateral to Juque Point, i.e., Burong Point (ST19). Belongs to Foot-Yangming, connecting to Heart and Lung meridians. Herbs: Muxiang, Danggui, Chi Shao, Zelan, Chenpi, Wuyao, Qinjiao, Honghua, Rougui, Jianghuang, Huoxiang, Yuanhusu. Severe cases die in five days, mild in forty-nine days. Use original formula; if breathing hurts slightly, add Sumu and Sheng Dihuang each 3 qian.
Shanmen Point: Opposite Duimen. In men, left is Duimen, right is Shanmen; in women, left is Shanmen, right is Duimen. Belongs to Foot-Yangming, connecting to Lung meridian. Herbs: Zelan, Honghua, Danggui, Wujia Pi, Wuyao, Chenpi, Jianghuang, Xuduan, Chi Shao, Weilingxian. Severe cases have whole-body fever, breath cessation, scorched black foul-smelling teeth, dying in seven days. Mouth and tongue will ulcerate; if not, use original formula. If ulcerated, add Maidong, Bixie, Shegan, Xuanshen. Mild cases die in forty-nine days from throat closure and inability to eat.
Xuelang Point: Two cun vertically above the nipple, i.e., Yingchuang Point (ST16), belonging to Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian. Herbs: Honghua, Liu Jinu, Danggui Tail, Chenpi, Chi Shao, Jianghuang, Wuyao, Yinhua, Wujia Pi, Xuduan, Gusuibu. Severe cases swell, mild cases only hurt without swelling; both die in sixty days. Severe cases add Taoren and Sumu to original formula, or add Dahuang. Mild cases use only original formula.
Dantian Point: One point five cun below the umbilicus, i.e., Qihai Point (CV6), belonging to Ren Meridian, connecting to Kidney meridian. Herbs: Honghua, Danggui, Zelan, Xuduan, Weilingxian, Chi Shao, Mutong, Zhuling, Zexie, Wuyao, Chenpi, Jianghuang. Injury feels like knife stabbing, severe blood accumulation, urinary retention. Treat with original formula; ineffective after nine days.
Qimeng Point: At the end of the second rib below the breast, one point five cun below the xiphoid process, three point five cun lateral to Juque, one point five cun lateral to Burong. Belongs to Foot-Jueyin Liver Meridian, connecting to Heart and Kidney meridians. Herbs: Honghua, Danggui, Gusuibu, Wuyao, Chenpi, Weilingxian, Jianghuang, Rougui, Liu Jinu, Wujia Pi, Sanleng, Ezhu, Chi Shao. Severe cases die in three days, mild in twenty-two days. Treat on the day with original formula. On the second day, add Banxia. On the third day, externally apply mashed scallion and ginger to the injury site, heat iron seven times. Remove Sanleng and Ezhu from original formula, add Danggui Tail and Taoren, focusing on blood-breaking. If pain persists after breaking, use Dahuang to purge for self-healing.
Zhangmen Point: Five point five cun below Qimeng, directly opposite the umbilicus. Belongs to Foot-Jueyin, connecting to Liver, Lung, and Heart meridians. Herbs: Honghua, Danggui, Xuduan, Zelan, Chi Shao, Gusuibu, Wuyao, Chenpi, Yinhua, Wujia Pi, Jianghuang, Weilingxian, Sanleng, Ezhu. Severe cases die in five days, mild in nine. Treat on days two or three with original formula. On days four or five, remove Sanleng and Ezhu, add Rougui and Fuzi. Fuzi is suitable only for those with strong constitution. If swelling and pain persist, add blood-breaking herbs. If pain persists after breaking, warm with scallion and ginger six to seven times, then take ascending-descending herbs.
Qilao Point: Two cun below Qimeng, i.e., Fuai Point (SP14), belonging to Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian, connecting to Liver meridian. Herbs: Chi Shao, Zelan, Danggui, Honghua, Wuyao, Wujia Pi, Chenpi, Gusuibu, Jianghuang, Weilingxian, Yinhua, Rougui. Severe cases bleed from seven orifices, mild cases go mad. Left-sided injury paralyzes left arm; right-sided affects right arm. Severe cases use original formula. If ineffective, add Sanleng, Chuan Xiong, Xiangfu, Yuanhusu, remove Weilingxian. Mild cases add Jiegeng and Sumu to original formula. Very mild cases add only Sumu. Warm with scallion and ginger as before. Bleeding from seven orifices dies in one day; use Sisheng Decoction initially, then original formula slowly.
Jingmen Point: In the lumbar region at the floating rib, adjacent to the spine, three point two cun below Qimeng. Belongs to Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, connecting to Heart and Liver meridians. Herbs: Danggui Tail, Honghua, Xuduan, Weilingxian, Chi Shao, Wujia Pi, Gusuibu, Chenpi, Wuyao, Zelan. Severe cases die in half a day, mild in three days. Treat on the day with original formula plus blood-breaking herbs. On days two or three, add Dahuang to purge.
Wuding Point: Four point eight cun below Jingmen, i.e., Wushu Point (GB27), belonging to Foot-Shaoyang, connecting to Spleen and Liver meridians. Herbs: Danggui, Honghua, Zelan, Chi Shao, Wujia Pi, Wuyao, Yinhua, Gusuibu, Sanleng, Ezhu, Chenpi, Guizhi. Severe cases immediately develop chills and fever, dying after three episodes. First episode: warm with scallion and ginger, remove Sanleng, Ezhu, Guizhi from original formula, add Rougui and Caowu. Second episode: remove Rougui and Caowu, add Dahuang and Shenqu. Third episode: remove Dahuang and Shenqu, add Taoren, Guizhi, Shengma. Once blood loosens, remove Taoren and Guizhi, still purge with Dahuang. Mild cases use original formula directly.
Bolao Point: In the depression between the first and second thoracic vertebrae below Dazhui, i.e., Daotao Point (GV13), belonging to Du Meridian, connecting to Five Viscera. Herbs: Liu Jinu, Honghua, Danggui, Jianghuang, Wujia Pi, Wuyao, Xuduan, Chuan Xiong, Chi Shao, Gusuibu, Chenpi, Yinhua. Severe swelling prevents head movement; use original formula, puncture holes in plaster and apply. Mild cases, if untreated, spread to viscera. Entering Heart meridian causes massive hematemesis. Formula: Ten jin of pear, ten jin of lotus rhizome node, mash, decoct into paste, mix with white sugar frost, take one cup every morning for self-healing. Entering Liver meridian causes whole-body fever, immobility, blurred vision, oral bleeding. First take blood-warming herbs, then cooling herbs. Entering Spleen meridian causes snake-skin-like madness. Use one Qishe snake, one young chicken, dried intestine (text missing character), keep dry. Steam snake inside chicken, remove snake, eat chicken plain for cure. Entering Lung meridian resembles phlegm-fire without phlegm, slight purple blood vomiting. Take Sisheng Decoction for several doses, then Liuwei Dihuang Wan. Entering Kidney meridian resembles consumption due to Kidney water obstruction. Take original formula for four doses, then Liuwei Dihuang Wan.
Feishi Point: One point five cun lateral to the lower border of the third thoracic vertebra, i.e., Feishu Point (BL13), belonging to Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian. Herbs: Honghua, Danggui, Jianghuang, Sanleng, Ezhu, Rougui, Chenpi, Wuyao, Weilingxian, Chi Shao, Wujia Pi. No pain or swelling, but whole-body itching is incurable, dying in three days. Swelling and pain are treatable with original formula. Severe cases add Taoren, change Danggui to Danggui Tail; extremely severe add Sumu.
Gaohuang Point: Below the fourth thoracic vertebra, near the upper fifth, three cun lateral on both sides. Belongs to Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian. Herbs: Fangfeng, Chi Shao, Danggui, Weilingxian, Jianghuang, Yinhua, Chenpi, Jiegeng, Rougui, Wuyao, Chaihu. This point is rarely injured even by heavy loads. If injured, arms cannot move as if dislocated. Use two plasters, one on the acupoint, one under the ribs, decoct original formula plus Shengma.
Duixin Point: In the interval below the seventh thoracic vertebra, six cun below Bolao, i.e., Zhiyang Point (GV12), belonging to Du Meridian, connecting to Heart meridian. Herbs: Chenpi, Wuyao, Gusuibu, Danggui, Honghua, Weilingxian, Jianghuang, Rougui, Wujia Pi, Chi Shao, Sanleng, Ezhu, Muxiang, Huoxiang. Immediate suffocation and unconsciousness with faint breath. Rescue: Moxibustion on Baihui Point until conscious, do not over-moxibulate or head may burst. After waking, use original formula plus Jiegeng.
Mingmen Point: Below the fourteenth thoracic vertebra, eight fen below Duixin, belonging to Du Meridian, connecting to Heart and Kidney meridians. Herbs: Danggui Tail, Du Zhong, Honghua, Zelan, Rougui, Chi Shao, Gusuibu, Xuduan, Wujia Pi, Wuyao, Jianghuang, Chenpi. Severe cases die in nine days; treat with original formula for cure. Mild cases, if untreated, develop a sore called Shenyong. First remove injury blood, then use Zhongdu Yao to expel. If loose, easy to treat; if tight, difficult, eventually dying from Kidney water exhaustion.
Guankou Point: On the coccyx tip, end of the spine, belonging to Du Meridian, connecting to Lung and Kidney meridians. Herbs: Danggui Tail, Liu Jinu, Honghua, Chi Shao, Chenpi, Mutong, Xuduan, Gusuibu, Wujia Pi, Wulingzhi, Wuyao, Zelan. Severe cases become flaccid paralysis immediately. Non-painful is ominous, painful is secondary. Ominous cases require three moxa cones on Bailao Point, then treat with original formula. Untreated, death in five days. Mild cases, if untreated, develop a sore called Guankou Ju, treat with Huangqi Decoction. If toxin enters internally, incurable.
Haidi Point: In front of the anus, behind the scrotum, i.e., Huiyin Point (CV1). Also named Pingyi. Belongs to Ren Meridian, connecting to Heart meridian. Herbs: Honghua, Danggui, Zelan, Xuduan, Weilingxian, Chi Shao, Zhuling, Mutong, Zexie, Gusuibu, Ruxiang, Moyao. Injury site is hollowly swollen, severe blood accumulation, urinary retention, glans swelling. Insert a silver wire six cun deep. One cun from the glans, apply one moxa cone. Withdraw wire one cun, apply one cone. Repeat four times. Withdraw wire, blood flows, then treat with original formula.
Huantiao Point: In the hip joint, upper thigh joint. Belongs to Foot-Shaoyang Gallbladder Meridian, connecting to Liver and Spleen meridians. Herbs: Danggui Tail, Yinhua, Xuduan, Sheng Dihuang, Gusuibu, Chenpi, Wujia Pi, Honghua, Mu Gua, Shihu, Wuyao, Niuxi. Severe cases cannot move, extreme soreness, legs and feet retract. Take one dose of original formula, then moxa/iron nine times, then continue original formula for cure. Mild cases, if untreated, develop bone abscess. First add Huangqi, then Xiangfu, then take Baizhu Decoction.
Gaixi Point: On the patella. Herbs: Yuanhusu, Danpi, Chi Shao, Xuduan, Danggui Tail, Honghua, Gusuibu, Yinhua, Niuxi, Wuyao, Wujia Pi, Sumu. Severe cases fall immediately, legs cannot straighten, tendons contract and ache. Take original formula plus Shengma. After one application, remove Shengma, add Taoren, focus on blood-breaking, recover in several doses.
Xiyan Point: In the depression medial to the patella on white flesh, i.e., Xuehai Point (SP10). Belongs to Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian, connecting to Heart meridian. Herbs: Danggui Tail, Honghua, Bixie, Zelan, Niuxi, Wujia Pi, Gusuibu, Shihu, Xuduan, Wuyao, Chenpi, Weilingxian. Severe cases turn purple and swollen all over, dying within a week. Seek medical help immediately, add Sumu and Taoren to original formula. Mild cases chew tongue and die in three days. Within the period, add Shengma and Guizhi, warm with scallion and ginger as before.
Xidi Point: In the depression below the medial condyle of the tibia, i.e., Yinlingquan Point (SP9), belonging to Foot-Taiyin Spleen Meridian. Herbs: Honghua, Wuyao, Danggui Tail, Gusuibu, Mu Gua, Chenpi, Yinhua, Xuduan, Niuxi, Wujia Pi, Chi Shao, Rougui, Zelan, Danpi. Severe cases show no swelling or pain in three days, but turn purple afterwards, indicating internal suppuration. Treat with original formula; left injury uses left prescription, right uses right. Minor injuries (20-30%) are unnoticed and heal spontaneously, but injury blood ascends to attack the Heart master. After 160 days, a back carbuncle will develop in the middle jiao. The toxin hurts for a long time before forming, appears rouge-colored, and stops hurting after formation due to internal coagulation of injury blood. Treatment: First take one or two doses of internal injury medicine, focusing on blood-breaking, then use Zhongdu Yao. However, after toxin resolution, the leg loses its calf muscle, cannot move, and becomes disabled.
Zhuliu Point: Two cun above the medial malleolus, i.e., Jiaoxin Point (KI6), belonging to Foot-Shaoyin Kidney Meridian, connecting to Five Viscera. Herbs: Danggui Tail, Zelan, Honghua, Chi Shao, Guangpi (Chenpi)