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法治寒热均宜，能通关顺气。将儿左掌向上，医用左手大、食、中指，轻轻捏儿斗肘，
以右
手大、食、中指，先捏儿心指，朝上向外顺摇二十四下，次肝指，次脾指，次肺指，再次捏
肾指，俱顺摇二十四下，女摇右手亦朝上向外，各摇二十四下，即男顺女逆也。
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五经者，即五指尖心、肝、脾、肺、肾也。二、三节为六腑。医用左手四指托儿手背，
捏儿掌心，右手食指曲儿指尖下，逐指推运，往上直推。往右运为补，往左运为泻。先须直
推，次看儿寒热虚实。心肝肺指，或泻或补，大指脾胃宜多补，如热甚可略泻。肾经或补或
泻，或往指根推之。
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法治心热痰迷。医用左手拿儿左手四指，掌心朝上，右手四指托儿手背，以大指自干运
震卦略重。又轻运七次为定魄。再自巽起推至兑四卦，照前七次为安魂。又自坤至坎七次能
退热。又自艮至离七次能发汗。若咳嗽，自离运至干七次，再坎离二宫直推七次，为水火既
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法主凉，能去热病。医用左大指捏儿总经，以右大、中指弹之，如弹琴状。由天河弹过
曲池九次，再将右大指掐肩井、琵琶、走马三穴，各五次。
一法运劳宫毕，屈指向上，以指甲弹内关、阳池、间使、天河等穴。《按摩经》主之。
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法治乳滞感寒。将儿左手掌向上，医用两手中、名、小三指托住，将二大指轻按三关六
中，左食指靠腑，右食指靠关，中掐旁揉，自总经起循环转动至曲池边，横空三指，自下复上，三四转为妙。
赤凤摇头法
该手法适用于寒证和热证，能够疏通经络、调和气机。让患儿左手掌心向上，医者用左手的拇指、食指和中指，轻轻捏住患儿的肘部（斗肘），然后用右手的拇指、食指和中指，先捏住患儿的心经指尖，朝上向外顺向摇动二十四次；接着是肝经指尖，再是脾经指尖，再是肺经指尖；最后再次捏住肾经指尖，均顺向摇动二十四次。对于女患儿，摇动右手，方向同样是朝上向外，各摇动二十四次，这就是所谓的“男顺女逆”。
推五经法
五经指的是五指对应的五脏：心、肝、脾、肺、肾。手指的第二、第三节对应六腑。医者用左手四指托住患儿手背，捏住患儿掌心，右手食指弯曲，在患儿指尖下方，逐指进行推运操作，向上直推。向右旋转推运为补法，向左旋转推运为泻法。必须先进行直推，然后根据患儿的寒热虚实情况决定。心、肝、肺经的指尖，或泻或补；大拇指对应的脾胃经宜多补，如果热势严重可略微施以泻法。肾经可根据情况选择补或泻，或者向指根方向推运。
运内八卦法
该手法主治心热痰迷。医者用左手握住患儿的左手四指，掌心朝上，右手四指托住患儿手背，用拇指从乾卦位置运至震卦位置，力度稍重。然后再轻运七次，称为定魄。接着从巽卦位置推至兑卦位置的四个卦象，照前例轻运七次，称为安魂。再从坤卦位置运至坎卦位置七次，能退热。再从艮卦位置运至离卦位置七次，能发汗。如果有咳嗽症状，从离卦运至乾卦七次，再对坎宫和离宫进行直推七次，此为水火既济之法。
打马过天河法
该手法性质主凉，能去除热病。医者用左手拇指捏住患儿的总经穴，用右手的拇指和中指弹拨，动作如同弹琴一般。从天河穴弹拨经过曲池穴九次，然后再用右手拇指掐按肩井穴、琵琶穴、走马穴这三个穴位，每个穴位五次。
另一种方法是运完劳宫穴后，屈指向上，用指甲弹拨内关穴、阳池穴、间使穴、天河穴等穴位。《按摩经》中记载了此法。
十大手法
该手法主治乳食停滞兼感寒邪。让患儿左手掌向上，医者用双手的中指、无名指和小指托住，将两个拇指轻轻按压在三关穴和六腑穴之间，左手食指靠近六腑侧，右手食指靠近三关侧，中间掐按旁边揉动，从总经穴开始循环转动至曲池穴边缘，横向距离三指宽，自下而上反复操作，转三四圈效果最佳。
Chi Feng Yao Tou Fa (Red Phoenix Shaking Head Method)
This technique is suitable for both cold and heat syndromes, capable of unblocking collaterals and smoothing Qi. With the child's left palm facing upward, the practitioner uses the thumb, index, and middle fingers of the left hand to gently pinch the child's elbow joint (Dou Zhou). Then, using the thumb, index, and middle fingers of the right hand, first pinch the fingertip corresponding to the Heart Meridian, shaking it upwards and outwards clockwise twenty-four times. Next, do the same for the Liver Meridian fingertip, then the Spleen Meridian fingertip, then the Lung Meridian fingertip. Finally, pinch the Kidney Meridian fingertip again, shaking it clockwise twenty-four times. For female children, shake the right hand in the same upward and outward direction, twenty-four times each. This illustrates the principle of "clockwise for males, counter-clockwise for females."
Tui Wu Jing Fa (Pushing the Five Meridians Method)
The Five Meridians refer to the five fingertips corresponding to the Zang organs: Heart, Liver, Spleen, Lung, and Kidney. The second and third phalanges correspond to the Fu organs. The practitioner supports the back of the child's hand with the four fingers of the left hand and pinches the palm. Using the curled index finger of the right hand, push and rotate along the underside of each fingertip, pushing straight upwards. Rotating to the right constitutes the tonifying method (Bu), while rotating to the left constitutes the sedating method (Xie). One must first perform straight pushing, then assess the child's cold-heat and deficiency-excess patterns. For the Heart, Liver, and Lung fingertips, apply either tonification or sedation as needed. The thumb, corresponding to the Spleen and Stomach, should be mostly tonified; if heat is severe, slight sedation may be applied. The Kidney Meridian can be tonified or sedated, or pushed towards the finger root.
Yun Nei Ba Gua Fa (Rotating the Inner Eight Trigrams Method)
This technique treats heart heat with phlegm confusion. The practitioner holds the four fingers of the child's left hand with the left hand, palm facing up, and supports the back of the hand with the four fingers of the right hand. Use the thumb to rotate from the Qian Trigram position to the Zhen Trigram position with slightly heavier pressure. Then, rotate lightly seven times to stabilize the Po (Corporeal Soul). Next, push from the Xun Trigram to the Dui Trigram (four trigrams), rotating lightly seven times as before to calm the Hun (Ethereal Soul). Rotate from Kun to Kan seven times to reduce fever. Rotate from Gen to Li seven times to induce sweating. If there is coughing, rotate from Li to Qian seven times, then directly push through the Kan and Li palaces seven times, representing the state of Water and Fire Interacting (Shui Huo Ji Ji).
Da Ma Guo Tian He Fa (Horse Beating Across the Heavenly River Method)
This technique has a cooling nature and can eliminate heat diseases. The practitioner pinches the Zong Jing point on the child's arm with the left thumb, and flicks it with the thumb and middle fingers of the right hand, resembling the motion of playing a stringed instrument. Flick from the Tian He region across to the Qu Chi point nine times. Then, press with the right thumb on the Jian Jing, Pi Pa, and Zou Ma acupoints, five times each.
Another method involves completing the rotation at Lao Gong, curling the fingers upward, and flicking with the fingernail at the Nei Guan, Yang Chi, Jian Shi, and Tian He acupoints. This is recorded in the *An Mo Jing* (Classic of Massage).
Shi Da Shou Fa (Ten Major Hand Techniques)
This technique treats milk stagnation complicated by cold invasion. With the child's left palm facing upward, the practitioner supports it with the middle, ring, and little fingers of both hands. Place the two thumbs gently between the San Guan and Liu Fu areas. Position the left index finger near the Liu Fu side and the right index finger near the San Guan side. Perform pinching and kneading in the center and sides. Start from the Zong Jing point, rotating cyclically until reaching the edge of the Qu Chi point. Span horizontally three fingers' width, moving from bottom to top repeatedly. Three to four rotations are optimal.