三十二法
灸转胞法∶
玉泉，主腰痛小便不利，若胞转，灸七壮。
第十七椎，灸五十壮。
又，灸脐下一寸。
又，灸脐下四寸，各随年壮。
第四椎名厥阴俞，主胸中膈气，积聚好吐，随年壮灸之。
侠屈骨相去五寸，名水道，主三焦膀胱肾中热气，随年壮。屈骨在脐下五寸，屈骨端水
道侠两旁各三寸半。
侠脐旁相去两边各二寸半，名大横，主四肢不可举动，多汗洞痢，灸之随年壮。
第十五椎名下极俞，主腹中疾，腰痛，膀胱寒 饮注下，随年壮灸之。
小肠俞，主膀胱三焦津液下，大小肠寒热，赤白泄洞痢，腰脊痛。又主小便不利，妇人
带下，灸之各五十壮。
小肠俞，主三焦寒热，一如灸肾法。
治霍乱法∶
凡霍乱，灸之或虽未即瘥，终无死忧，不可逆灸，或但先腹痛，或先下后吐，当随病状
灸之。纳盐脐中灸二七壮，并主胀满。
治霍乱转筋，令病患正合面卧，伸两手着身，以绳横两肘尖头。依绳下侠脊骨两旁相去
一寸半，灸一百壮，无不瘥者。（《肘后》云∶此华佗法。）
若先心痛先吐，灸巨阙二七壮，不瘥，更二七壮。
若先腹痛，灸太仓二七壮，不瘥，更二七壮。
若先下痢，灸谷门，在脐旁二寸，男左女右，一名大肠募，灸二七壮，不止，更灸二七
壮。
吐痢不禁，三阴三阳但数者，灸心蔽骨下三寸。
又，灸脐下三寸，各六七十壮。
霍乱，上下吐泻，灸脐下十四壮。
又，灸关元三七壮。
手足逆冷，灸三阴交各七壮，不瘥，更七壮。
转筋，灸涌泉三七壮，不止，灸足肿聚筋上白肉际七壮，立愈。
又，灸慈宫二七壮。
走哺转筋，灸肿踝白肉际左右各二十一壮。
又，灸少腹下横骨中央，随年壮。
转筋四厥，灸两乳根黑白际各一壮。
转筋在两臂及胸中，灸手掌白肉际七壮。
又，灸膻中、中府、巨阙。胃管，尺泽。
又，灸承山一百壮。
下若不止，灸大都，在足大拇指本节内侧白肉际各七壮。
若转筋入腹欲死，四人持其手足，灸脐上一寸十四壮，四五壮自不动，勿持之。
又，中管、建里二穴，皆主霍乱肠鸣，腹痛胀满，弦急上气，针入八分，留七呼，泻五
吸，疾出针。可灸百壮，日二七壮。
第三十二法：
灸治转胞（膀胱扭转导致小便不通）的方法：
玉泉穴，主治腰痛、小便不利，如果是胞转，灸七壮。
第十七椎旁，灸五十壮。
另外，灸脐下一寸处。
另外，灸脐下四寸处，各根据患者年龄决定壮数。
第四椎旁的厥阴俞穴，主治胸中膈气、积聚且容易呕吐，根据患者年龄决定壮数进行灸治。
屈骨（耻骨联合）两侧相距五寸处，名为水道穴，主治三焦、膀胱、肾中的热气，根据患者年龄决定壮数。屈骨位于脐下五寸，屈骨端的水道穴在两旁各距中线三寸半处。
脐旁两侧各距中线二寸半处，名为大横穴，主治四肢不能活动、多汗、腹泻痢疾，灸治时根据患者年龄决定壮数。
第十五椎旁的下极俞穴，主治腹中疾病、腰痛、膀胱寒饮注下，根据患者年龄决定壮数进行灸治。
小肠俞穴，主治膀胱、三焦津液下行异常，大小肠的寒热病证，赤白痢疾，腰脊痛。另外也主治小便不利、妇人带下，灸治各五十壮。
小肠俞穴，主治三焦寒热，如同灸肾法一样操作。
治疗霍乱的方法：
凡是霍乱，通过灸治即使不能立即痊愈，最终也不会死亡，不可逆向施灸。有的先出现腹痛，有的先泻后吐，应当根据病情症状进行灸治。将盐纳入脐中，灸十四壮，同时也主治胀满。
治疗霍乱引起的转筋，让病人正面向下俯卧，双手伸直贴于身体两侧，用绳子横跨两肘尖。依据绳子位置，在脊柱两旁各距中线一寸半处，灸一百壮，没有不痊愈的。（《肘后备急方》记载：这是华佗的方法。）
如果先心痛、先呕吐，灸巨阙穴十四壮，若不愈，再灸十四壮。
如果先腹痛，灸太仓穴十四壮，若不愈，再灸十四壮。
如果先下痢，灸谷门穴，位于脐旁二寸，男性取左侧，女性取右侧，又名大肠募穴，灸十四壮，若不止，再灸十四壮。
呕吐和下痢无法控制，三阴三阳经中脉象急促者，灸心蔽骨（剑突）下三寸处。
另外，灸脐下三寸处，各六七十壮。
霍乱，上吐下泻，灸脐下十四壮。
另外，灸关元穴二十一壮。
手足逆冷，灸三阴交穴每侧七壮，若不愈，再灸七壮。
转筋，灸涌泉穴二十一壮，若不止，灸足部肿胀处聚筋上方的白肉际七壮，立即痊愈。
另外，灸慈宫穴十四壮。
走哺（气逆上冲）伴转筋，灸肿胀踝关节白肉际左右各二十一壮。
另外，灸小腹下方横骨中央，根据患者年龄决定壮数。
转筋伴有四肢厥冷，灸两乳根黑白交界处各一壮。
转筋发生在两臂及胸中，灸手掌白肉际七壮。
另外，灸膻中、中府、巨阙、胃管、尺泽穴。
另外，灸承山穴一百壮。
如果下痢不止，灸大都穴，位于足大拇指本节内侧白肉际每侧七壮。
如果转筋入腹，痛苦欲死，由四人固定其手足，灸脐上一寸十四壮，灸四五壮后自然不再抽搐，无需再固定。
另外，中管、建里两穴，都主治霍乱肠鸣、腹痛胀满、弦急上气，针刺深度八分，留针七次呼吸的时间，泻法配合五次吸气，快速出针。可以灸一百壮，每日灸十四壮。
Method 32:
Moxibustion for Reverted Bladder (Zhuǎn Bāo):
Yùquán (Jade Spring) acupoint: Indicated for lower back pain and difficult urination. If the condition is reverted bladder, apply seven moxa cones.
Seventeenth thoracic vertebra paravertebral area: Apply fifty moxa cones.
Additionally, moxibustion at one cun below the umbilicus.
Additionally, moxibustion at four cun below the umbilicus; the number of cones should correspond to the patient's age.
Juéyīnshū (Liver Back-Shu) acupoint, located at the fourth thoracic vertebra paravertebral area: Indicated for diaphragmatic qi stagnation in the chest, accumulation masses, and frequent vomiting. Apply moxa cones corresponding to the patient's age.
Shuǐdào (Water Pathway) acupoint: Located five cun apart on both sides of the pubic symphysis (qū gǔ). Indicated for heat qi in the Sanjiao (Triple Burner), bladder, and kidneys. The number of cones should correspond to the patient's age. The pubic symphysis is located five cun below the umbilicus; Shuidao is located three and a half cun lateral to the midline from the end of the pubic symphysis.
Dàhéng (Great Horizontal) acupoint: Located two and a half cun lateral to the umbilicus on both sides. Indicated for immobility of the four limbs, excessive sweating, and dysentery with loose stools. Apply moxa cones corresponding to the patient's age.
Xiàjíshū (Lower Extreme Back-Shu) acupoint, located at the fifteenth thoracic vertebra paravertebral area: Indicated for abdominal diseases, lower back pain, and cold fluid retention pouring downward from the bladder. Apply moxa cones corresponding to the patient's age.
Xiǎochángshū (Small Intestine Back-Shu) acupoint: Indicated for abnormal downward flow of fluids from the bladder and Sanjiao, cold-heat disorders of the large and small intestines, bloody or white dysentery, and lumbar and spinal pain. Also indicated for difficult urination and leukorrhea in women. Apply fifty moxa cones for each indication.
Xiǎochángshū (Small Intestine Back-Shu) acupoint: Indicated for cold-heat disorders of the Sanjiao; the method is similar to moxibustion for the Kidney.
Treatment for Huòluàn (Cholera-like Syndrome):
For all cases of Huòluàn, moxibustion ensures that even if immediate recovery does not occur, death can be avoided. Do not apply moxa in reverse order. Symptoms may present as abdominal pain first, or diarrhea followed by vomiting; treat according to the specific symptoms. Place salt in the umbilicus and apply fourteen moxa cones; this also treats abdominal distension.
For Huòluàn with muscle cramps (zhuǎn jīn), have the patient lie prone with arms extended along the body. Place a rope horizontally across the tips of both elbows. Based on the rope's position, apply one hundred moxa cones on both sides of the spine, one and a half cun lateral to it. This method is invariably effective. (According to *Zhou Hou Bei Ji Fang*: This is Hua Tuo's method.)
If heart pain and vomiting occur first, apply fourteen moxa cones to Jùquè (Concentrated Palace) acupoint. If ineffective, apply another fourteen cones.
If abdominal pain occurs first, apply fourteen moxa cones to Tàicāng (Imperial Granary) acupoint. If ineffective, apply another fourteen cones.
If diarrhea occurs first, apply fourteen moxa cones to Gǔmén (Gate of Grain) acupoint, located two cun lateral to the umbilicus. For males, use the left side; for females, the right side. It is also known as the Front-Mu point of the Large Intestine. If ineffective, apply another fourteen cones.
For uncontrollable vomiting and diarrhea, or when the pulses of the Three Yin and Three Yang meridians are rapid, apply moxa three cun below the xiphoid process (heart shield bone).
Additionally, apply sixty to seventy moxa cones at three cun below the umbilicus.
For Huòluàn with upper vomiting and lower diarrhea, apply fourteen moxa cones below the umbilicus.
Additionally, apply twenty-one moxa cones to Guānyuán (Origin of Qi) acupoint.
For cold extremities, apply seven moxa cones to Sānyīnjiāo (Three Yin Intersection) acupoint on each side. If ineffective, apply another seven cones.
For muscle cramps, apply twenty-one moxa cones to Yǒngquán (Gushing Spring) acupoint. If ineffective, apply seven cones to the white flesh margin above the tendons at the site of swelling on the foot; recovery will be immediate.
Additionally, apply fourteen moxa cones to Cígōng (Benevolent Palace) acupoint.
For ascending rebellious qi with muscle cramps, apply twenty-one moxa cones to the white flesh margins on both sides of the swollen ankle.
Additionally, apply moxa cones corresponding to the patient's age at the center of the transverse bone below the lower abdomen.
For muscle cramps with four-fold coldness (extremity coldness), apply one moxa cone at the junction of black and white skin at the root of each breast (Rǔgēn).
For muscle cramps in the arms and chest, apply seven moxa cones to the white flesh margin of the palm.
Additionally, moxibustion at Dànzhōng (Center of Chest), Zhōngfǔ (Central Treasury), Jùquè, Wèiguǎn (Stomach Tube), Chǐzé (Cubit Marsh), and Chéngshān (Supporting Mountain) acupoints.
Apply one hundred moxa cones to Chéngshān (Supporting Mountain) acupoint.
If diarrhea persists, apply seven moxa cones to Dàdū (Great Metropolis) acupoint, located at the white flesh margin medial to the proximal interphalangeal joint of the big toe on each side.
If muscle cramps move into the abdomen causing severe distress, have four people hold the patient's limbs. Apply fourteen moxa cones one cun above the umbilicus. After four or five cones, the spasms will cease naturally; release the patient's limbs.
Additionally, Zhōngguǎn (Middle Tube) and Jiànlǐ (Establish Interior) acupoints both indicate Huòluàn with borborygmus, abdominal pain and distension, wiry and urgent upward rushing qi. Acupuncture depth is eight fen; retain the needle for seven breaths; employ reducing method synchronized with five inhalations; withdraw the needle quickly. Moxibustion can be applied up to one hundred cones, or fourteen cones twice daily.