\r水中捞月图\pn-n35.bmp\r
法主大凉。将儿掌向上，医用左手拿住，右手滴凉水一点于内劳宫，即用右手四指扇七
下，
再滴凉水于总经、天河两穴。又吹四五口，将儿中指屈之，医以左大指捏住，右手捏拳，将
中指节自总经按摩到曲池，横空二指，如此四五次，在关踢，凉行背上。往腑踢，凉入心肌
。切勿轻用。
一法将儿手掌心，用冷水旋推旋吹，如运八卦法。四面环绕，为水底捞月。夏禹铸主之
\r按弦搓摩图\pn-n36.bmp\r
法治痰滞。医用左手拿儿掌向上，以右大、食、三指自阳穴上，轻轻按摩至曲池，又轻
轻按
摩至阴穴止，如此一上一下，凡九次。属阳证者，关轻腑重。属阴证者，关重腑轻。再用两
手，从曲池搓摩至关腑三、四次。又将右大、食、中指捏儿脾指，左大、食、中指，捏儿斗
肘，往外摇二十四下。
\r猿猴摘果图\pn-n37.bmp\r
法主温，治痰气，除寒退热。医用左手食、中两指，捏儿阳穴，大指捏阴穴。属寒证者
，将
右大指从阳穴往上揉至曲池，转下揉至阴穴，名转阳过阴。属热证者，从阴穴揉上至曲池，
转下揉至阳穴，名转阴过阳。俱揉九次。阳穴即三关，阴穴即六腑也。揉毕，再将右大指，
掐儿心、肝、脾三指，各掐一下，各摇二十四下。寒证往里摇，热证往外摇。
水中捞月法
本法主要性质为大凉。让患儿手掌向上，医生用左手固定住，右手滴一滴凉水在“内劳宫”穴上，随即用右手的四指扇风七下，再滴凉水于“总经”和“天河”两个穴位。又吹四五口气，将患儿的中指弯曲，医生用左手大拇指捏住，右手握拳，将中指关节从“总经”穴按摩至“曲池”穴，距离横空二指宽，如此操作四五次。若向关部方向踢推，凉气行于背部；若向腑部方向踢推，凉气进入心肌。切勿轻易使用。
另一种方法是将患儿手心朝上，用冷水旋转推拿并伴随吹气，如同运八卦的手法。四面环绕进行，称为水底捞月。此法由夏禹铸造（注：此处原文可能有误或为特定典故，依字面翻译）。
按弦搓摩法
本法主治痰滞。医生用左手拿住患儿手掌向上，用右手的拇指、食指和中指从“阳穴”上方开始，轻轻按摩至“曲池”，又轻轻按摩至“阴穴”为止，这样一上一下，共九次。属于阳证的，关部轻推，腑部重推；属于阴证的，关部重推，腑部轻推。再用双手，从“曲池”搓摩至“关腑”三到四次。又将右手的拇指、食指、中指捏住患儿的脾指，左手的拇指、食指、中指捏住患儿的斗肘，向外摇动二十四下。
猿猴摘果法
本法性质主温，主治痰气，能除寒退热。医生用左手的食指和中指捏住患儿的“阳穴”，大拇指捏住“阴穴”。属于寒证的，将右拇指从“阳穴”往上揉至“曲池”，再向下揉至“阴穴”，名为转阳过阴。属于热证的，从“阴穴”揉上至“曲池”，再向下揉至“阳穴”，名为转阴过阳。都揉九次。“阳穴”即“三关”，“阴穴”即“六腑”。揉完后，再用右拇指掐患儿的心的、肝的、脾的三个手指，每个掐一下，每个摇二十四下。寒证向内摇，热证向外摇。
Water Retrieving the Moon Method
This method is primarily of a great cooling nature. With the infant's palm facing upward, the practitioner holds it with the left hand, drips a drop of cool water onto the Neilaogong (Inner Laogong) acupoint, and immediately fans seven times with the four fingers of the right hand. Then, cool water is dripped onto the Zongjing (General Meridian) and Tianhe (Heavenly River) acupoints. The practitioner blows four or five breaths, flexes the infant's middle finger, and pinches it with the left thumb. With the right hand formed into a fist, the practitioner massages from the Zongjing acupoint to the Quchi (Pool at the Crook) acupoint along the middle finger joint, spanning two horizontal finger-widths across the empty space. This is repeated four or five times. Kicking towards the Guan (Gate) area directs the cooling sensation along the back; kicking towards the Fu (Bowel/Abdomen) area directs it into the heart muscle. This should not be used lightly.
Another method involves rotating massage on the infant's palm while blowing cold water, similar to the Eight Trigrams rotation technique, circling around in all directions, known as "Fishing for the Moon at the Water's Bottom." This was attributed to Yu the Great casting (Note: Textual reference).
Pressing Strings and Rubbing Method
This method treats phlegm stagnation. The practitioner holds the infant's palm upward with the left hand and uses the thumb, index, and middle fingers of the right hand to gently massage from above the Yang (Yang Gate) acupoint to Quchi (Pool at the Crook), and then gently to Yin (Yin Gate) acupoint. This up-and-down motion is performed nine times. For Yang syndromes, the Guan (Gate) is treated lightly and the Fu (Bowel/Abdomen) heavily. For Yin syndromes, the Guan is treated heavily and the Fu lightly. Then, using both hands, rub from Quchi to the Guan-Fu area three or four times. Next, pinch the infant's Spleen finger with the thumb, index, and middle fingers of the right hand, and the infant's Douzhou (Dou Elbow) with the thumb, index, and middle fingers of the left hand, shaking them outward twenty-four times.
Ape Plucking Fruit Method
This method is primarily warming, treats phlegm-qi disorders, dispels cold, and reduces fever. The practitioner uses the index and middle fingers of the left hand to pinch the infant's Yang (Yang Gate) acupoint, and the thumb to pinch the Yin (Yin Gate) acupoint. For Cold syndromes, use the right thumb to knead upwards from Yang to Quchi, then downwards to Yin, named "Turning Yang to Cross Yin." For Heat syndromes, knead upwards from Yin to Quchi, then downwards to Yang, named "Turning Yin to Cross Yang." Perform each nine times. The Yang acupoint is San Guan (Three Gates), and the Yin acupoint is Liu Fu (Six Bowels). After kneading, use the right thumb to press (pinch) the Heart, Liver, and Spleen fingers of the infant once each, and shake each twenty-four times. For Cold syndromes, shake inward; for Heat syndromes, shake outward.