瘰 隔蒜灸法宜，先从后发核灸起，灸到初发母核止，多着艾火效无匹。
【注】瘰 隔蒜灸法，用独蒜片先从后发核上灸起，到初发母核而止，多灸自效。
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腋气除根剃腋毛，再将定粉水调膏，涂搽患处七日后，视有黑孔用艾烧。
【注】凡腋气先用快刀剃去腋毛净，乃用好定粉水调搽患处，六七日后，看腋下有一
点黑者，必有孔如针大，或如簪尖，即气窍也。用艾炷如米大者灸之，三四壮愈，永不再发。
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疯犬咬伤先须吮，吮尽恶血不生风，次于咬处灸百壮，常食炙韭不须惊。
【注】疯犬咬伤之处，急急用大嘴砂酒壶一个，内盛干烧酒，烫极热，去酒以酒壶嘴
向咬处，如拔火罐样，吸尽恶血为度，击破自落。上用艾炷灸之，永不再发。炙韭，炒韭菜也。
蛇蝎蜈蚣蜘蛛伤，实时疼痛最难当，急以伤处隔蒜灸，五六十壮效非常。
【注】凡蛇、蝎、蜈蚣、蜘蛛咬伤，痛急势危者，急用艾火于伤处灸之，拔散毒瓦斯即
安；或用独蒜片隔蒜灸之，二三壮换一片，毒甚者，灸五六十壮。
三里膝眼下，三寸两筋间，能除胸胁痛，腹胀胃中寒，肠鸣并泄泻，眼肿膝胫酸，伤
寒羸瘦损，气蛊证诸般，气过三旬后，针灸眼光全。
【注】三里，足三里穴也。其穴在膝眼下三寸， 骨外廉，大筋内宛宛中，针五分，留
七呼，灸三壮。主治胸胁疼痛，腹胀，胃寒，肠中雷鸣，脾寒泄泻，眼目红肿，膝胫酸痛，
伤寒热不已，瘦弱虚损，小肠气痛，与水气，蛊毒，鬼击诸证，悉宜针灸，但小儿忌灸，恐
眼目不明，惟三十以外方可灸之，令眼目光明也。
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治疗瘰疬（颈部淋巴结结核）时，隔蒜灸法较为适宜。应从最后发作的结节开始施灸，一直灸到最初发作的母核为止，多施以艾火，疗效无与伦比。
【注】治疗瘰疬的隔蒜灸法，使用独头蒜片，先从最后发作的结节上开始施灸，直到最初的母核结束，多施灸自然有效。
腋臭（狐臭）除根的方法是剃去腋毛，再将定粉用水调成膏状，涂抹在患处七日后，观察是否有黑孔出现，若有则用艾火烧灼。
【注】凡是腋臭，先用快刀将腋毛剃干净，然后用好的定粉加水调匀涂抹患处，六七日之后，看腋下有一点发黑的地方，必定有一个如针眼大小、或如簪尖大小的孔，这就是气窍。用米粒大小的艾炷施灸，三四个壮次即可痊愈，永不复发。
疯狗咬伤后必须先进行吮吸，吸尽恶血就不会生风毒，接着在咬伤处施灸一百壮，经常食用烤韭菜便不必惊慌。
【注】被疯狗咬伤的伤口，急忙用一个大的砂制酒壶，内装干烧酒，烫至极热，倒出酒后将酒壶嘴对着咬伤处，像拔火罐一样，吸尽恶血为止，壶会自动脱落。然后在上面用艾炷施灸，永不复发。炙韭，即炒韭菜。
被蛇、蝎子、蜈蚣、蜘蛛咬伤，当时疼痛难忍，急忙在受伤处进行隔蒜灸，五六十壮疗效非凡。
【注】凡是蛇、蝎子、蜈蚣、蜘蛛咬伤，疼痛急迫、病情危急者，急忙用艾火在伤口处施灸，拔出并散解毒气瓦斯即可安宁；或者用独头蒜片进行隔蒜灸，二三壮换一片蒜片，毒性严重者，灸五六十壮。
足三里穴位于膝眼下三寸，两筋之间，能消除胸胁疼痛、腹胀、胃中寒邪、肠鸣及泄泻、眼睛肿胀、膝胫酸痛，治疗伤寒导致的消瘦虚弱、气蛊等各种病症。若年龄超过三十岁以后，针灸此穴能使眼光明亮。
【注】三里，即足三里穴。该穴位在膝眼下三寸，腓骨外侧缘，大筋内侧凹陷处，针刺五分深，留针七次呼吸的时间，艾灸三壮。主治胸胁疼痛，腹胀，胃寒，肠中雷鸣，脾寒泄泻，眼目红肿，膝胫酸痛，伤寒热势不退，瘦弱虚损，小肠气痛，水气病，蛊毒，鬼击等各种证候，都适宜针灸，但小儿忌灸，恐怕导致眼目不明，只有三十岁以上才可以灸之，使眼光明亮。
For treating scrofula (tuberculous lymphadenitis of the neck), the garlic-partitioned moxibustion method is suitable. One should begin moxibustion on the nodules that appeared last, continuing until reaching the primary nodule where it first started. Applying abundant moxa fire yields unparalleled efficacy.
[Note] For the garlic-partitioned moxibustion treatment of scrofula, use a slice of single-clove garlic to start moxibustion on the nodules that appeared last, stopping at the primary nodule. Moxibustion applied sufficiently will naturally be effective.
To eradicate axillary osmidrosis (fox odor), shave the axillary hair completely, then mix Dingfen (calamine powder) with water to form a paste. Apply this paste to the affected area for seven days. Observe if black pores appear; if so, burn them with moxa.
[Note] In cases of axillary osmidrosis, first shave off the axillary hair cleanly with a sharp knife. Then apply a mixture of high-quality calamine powder and water to the affected area. After six or seven days, look for a small black spot under the armpit. There must be a pore as large as a needle eye or the tip of a hairpin, which is the "qi aperture." Use an moxa cone the size of a rice grain to moxibustute it. Three or four moxibustion units (zhuang) will cure it, preventing recurrence forever.
After being bitten by a mad dog, one must first suck out the wound. If all the evil blood is sucked out, wind-toxin will not develop. Subsequently, moxibustute the bite site for one hundred moxibustion units. Regularly consuming roasted Chinese chives prevents panic.
[Note] For wounds from mad dog bites, urgently use a large clay wine pot filled with dry distilled liquor, heated extremely hot. Pour out the liquor and place the spout of the pot against the bite site, similar to cupping therapy, to suction out all the evil blood until the pot falls off naturally. Then apply moxa cones to the wound to prevent recurrence. Roasted Chinese chives refer to stir-fried Chinese chives.
Injuries from snakes, scorpions, centipedes, or spiders cause immediate and unbearable pain. Urgently apply garlic-partitioned moxibustion to the injury site. Fifty to sixty moxibustion units yield extraordinary effects.
[Note] For injuries from snakes, scorpions, centipedes, or spiders, in cases of urgent pain and critical condition, urgently apply moxa fire to the injury site to extract and disperse toxic vapors, bringing relief. Alternatively, use a slice of single-clove garlic for garlic-partitioned moxibustion. Change the garlic slice after two or three moxibustion units. For severe toxicity, moxibustute fifty to sixty units.
Zusanli (ST36) is located three cun below the knee, between the two tendons. It can relieve chest and hypochondriac pain, abdominal distension, cold in the stomach, borborygmus, and diarrhea, eye swelling, soreness and weakness of the knees and shins. It treats emaciation and wasting due to Cold Damage (Shanghan), Qi Gu syndrome, and various other conditions. If moxibustion is performed after the age of thirty, it will restore clear vision.
[Note] Sanli refers to Zusanli (ST36). The acupoint is located three cun below the knee, on the lateral margin of the fibula, within the depression inside the large tendon. Needle depth: 0.5 cun; retain needles for seven breaths; moxibustion: 3 units. Indications include chest and hypochondriac pain, abdominal distension, stomach cold, borborygmus, spleen-cold diarrhea, redness and swelling of the eyes, soreness and pain of the knees and shins, persistent heat from Cold Damage, emaciation and deficiency-wasting, lower jiao qi pain, fluid retention, gu poison, and ghost strike syndromes. All are suitable for acupuncture and moxibustion. However, children are contraindicated for moxibustion on this point, as it may impair vision. Only those over thirty years old should undergo moxibustion here to ensure bright vision.